Aquacuties Vie For U.S. Championships Meet
America declares its fastest girls and top divers for the National A A U championships to be held August 15 to 17 in High Point North Carolina. Stars Brenda Helser Pat McWhorter and Dorothy Leonard headline sprint events with close races expected in backstroke and diving.
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High Point
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Cardinals Boss Predicts Pennant If Injuries Stay Light
St Louis manager Billy Southworth says the Cardinals can win the National League pennant if injury jinx eases. The club, leading Brooklyn two games, fielded a near-full lineup after a rash of injuries including Mancuso fractured fingers, Shoun ankle, Slaughter illness, and Cooper and Brown being sidelined.
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Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Brooklyn
Gus Mancuso
Southworth
Mancuso
Gus
Clyde Shoun
Shoun
Shaun
Enos Slaughter
Walker
Cooper
Johnny Mize
Frank Crespi
Crespi
Mize
Jimmy Brown
Brown
Morton Cooper
Don Padget
de Luxe
Terry Moore
Estel Crabtree
Squires Says Time Changes How We See Sport History
A reflective column recalls past Olympic openings, league leaders, and player anecdotes. It notes R. E. Souers backing Tucson events, promotes reading a letter on public address systems, and recounts pitches leading the NL in wins and ERAs. It highlights George Kane and Jack Armstrong, Boots Poffenberger’s suspension, Lew Jenkins buying motorcycles, Sidney Wood’s tennis tour, Benny Leonard’s memory, and Mel Ott’s rookie speed fix becoming a record slugging path.
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Charley Root
Len Warneke
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Bill Lee
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Cards
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el Patio
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George
Boots Poffenberger
Southern Association
Buford
Lew Jenkins
Sidney Wood
Tucson High
University of Arizona
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Mel
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League leaders include Williams Boston batting .409 DiMaggio New York and Travis Washington 377 runs DiMaggio New York 94 Williams Boston and Rolfe New York 85 RBIs DiMaggio and Keller New York 93 hits DiMaggio New York 149 Travis Washington 136 while Kellner Cleveland 11 and Travis 10 lead triples Keller New York 26 DiMaggio New York 25. Stolen bases Case Washington 17 Kubel Chicago 14. Pitching Ruffing New York 12 3 Feller Cleveland 19 6.National League leaders list Eften Philadelphia batting 838 Reiser Brooklyn 332 Runs Moore St Louis and Hack Chicago 74 RBIs Nicholson Chicago 76 Mize Slaughter St Louis 69 Doubles Dallessandro Chicago 30 Reiser Brooklyn 29 Triples Slaughter St Louis 9 four players tied with 7 Home runs Camilli Brooklyn Ott New York Nicholson Chicago 19 Stolen bases Frey Cincinnati 12 Hopp St Louis Handley Pittsburgh 10 Pitching Riddle Cincinnati 11 1 White St Louis 12 3 Hits Slaughter Moore St Louis 120
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Young Swimmer Rescues Friend by Delivering Blow
Paula Binson, 14, reportedly knocked out Beatrice Isley to prevent drowning after Isley slipped underwater in eight feet of water while swimming in a river. The incident occurred during a river swim in Nentville, Nova Scotia.
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Temple of Basketball to rise as game’s golden jubilee tribute
Springfield Mass will honor Dr. James Naismith’s creation with a Temple of Basketball. The landmark will house a court and relics, commemorating 50 years since two peach baskets started the sport. Ned Irish helped elevate New York as a basketball hub, with Madison Square Garden hosting top college teams now.
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War hits southern schools as National Guard pulls students
The war situation is set to affect Dixie towns more as many boys join the National Guard. The piece notes shifts in boxing and boxing figures, mentions Fritzie Zivic, Red Cochrane, and Jack Dempsey, and observes American League attendance rising 200 000 above last year while moguls fear a dip unless the race tightens.
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Yanks
Star studded night in San Juan with Dempsey and Wills
Journal recounts a San Juan boxing card where Jack Dempsey knocked out Harry Wills and Lou Nova won a six round decision over Billy Conn. The undercard featured fighters using famous names as luck charms.
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Harmon's New Post At Detroit Radio Station WJR
Tom Harmon will serve as sports director at WJR Detroit with minor football broadcasting duties. Earl Mann predicted Atlanta would sell slugger Lester Burge for 1000 per homer, and he may reach 40 this season. Bill Terry plans a trip to Atlanta to evaluate Connie Ryan for 25000 and two players the Crackers seek.
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WJR
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Earl Mann
Atlanta
Lester Burge
Bill Terry
Connie Ryan
Tigers Rebuff View of Rival as Loyal Opposition
Detroit News notes H. V. Wade observes the Tigers gaining respect in the league with steady play. The column hints at growing confidence and a shift in perception as Detroit shows competitive form.
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Detroit News
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Syndicate Eyes St Louis or Philadelphia Deals
The Yanks look strong and off the market as a syndicate led by Mr. Farley may pursue new business in St Louis or Philadelphia if current syndicating plans continue.
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Last Night's Baseball Scores From Southwest League
Results show Tucson beating Bisbee 10 to 9 in 10 innings and El Paso defeating Albuquerque 8 to 6. Tonight's only game features Tucson at Bisbee with no other matches scheduled.
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Dodgers Rally For 9-5 Win Over Cardinals In 15-Hit Night
The Brooklyn Dodgers erased a bad stretch with a 9-5 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. A 15-hit attack included three homers as the NL race stayed chaotic with St. Louis holding a two-game edge.
Last Night Baseball Scores Across Five Cities
Beaumont defeated Dallas 7 to 3 while Shreveport beat Fort Worth 5 to 1 Tulsa edged Houston 6 to 5 and Oklahoma City won 7 to 6 against San Antonio.
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Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown at Saratoga and Keeneland
Post Time by Lee Benr reflects on horse racing history at Saratoga and Keeneland, noting Equpoise and Sun Briar world records, Upset beating Man o War in the Sanford, Exterminator’s four Saratoga cups, and earlier legends and betting culture at the famed tracks and their enduring appeal.
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Exterminator
Porter's All Star Team Faces Saddlers At Eagle Field
Porter's Saddlers champions of Class A meet an all star team from Class B in a City softball clash at Eagle Field tonight at 8:30 with a 7:30 opener featuring J and YT Produce against Steinfeld's. Frankie Casanova will pitch for the Saddlers and George Genung will toss for the all stars. Earlier Bauista's Shoemen beat Sunset Dairymen 14 to 5 and Daniel's Jewelers defeated 48th Bombardment Squadron 13 to 3.
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Frankie Casanova
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Auctions Begin Tonight at Special Sales Barn Theater
The sales start tonight in a built sales barn theater with seats around the ring for a clear view. Colonel E R Bradley’s $10 000 challenge to pick a future stakes winner remains unclaimed after 25 years. Yearlings carry hip numbers with no names yet and are shown in the tanbark enclosure as bidders study the catalog entries.
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North Star
Del Mar Opens Fifth Summer Meeting Attracts Turf Stars
Del Mar California opens its fifth summer meeting with an eight race card headlined by the $1,500 six furlong inaugural handicap. Top weight in the nine entries is Camp Verde owned by Sam Briskin at 118 pounds. Pre race favorites include Gold Bubble Altadena stable's Hollywood Park winner and Lassator owned by Walter C McCarty. Crosby predicts the best meeting in track history aided by stars such as Midand Porter's Cap Staretor Meissen Hysterical and Augury. References to historic sales include New Broom Telumac Ad venturer and Roman Soldier with earnings and sale prices noted.
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Calif
Bing Crosby
Camp Verde
Sam Briskin
Gold Bubble
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Hollywood Park
Walter C. McCarty
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Inglewood
Crosby
Waddies Triumph 10-9 In Ten Innings At Bisbee
The Bisbee Bees and Tucson Cowboys split a tense game with the Waddies scoring three in the top of the 10th to win 10-9. Key moments include Beeler’s seventh inning three runs and Warrelman’s 10th inning homer good for three runners. Kellner’s scoreless streak ended at 27 innings as he struggled.
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