Gunder Haage To Miss AAU Track Classic
Sweden’s distance ace Gunder Haage will skip the AAU championships in New York on June 19 as he travels to the United States. He arrives in New Orleans June 8 but must shed sea legs and recover from a long tanker voyage. He has gained weight and his condition is improving slowly after three weeks at sea.
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All-Service Track Meet Planned on the Pacific Coast
Master Sgt. Don Steward announced preparations for the first Pacific coast all-service track and field meet at Monterey on June 12. Ensign Cornelius Warmerdam will lead a field of 75 entries including Salinas Army air base Del Monte Navy preflight St. Marys Navy preflight and other service teams.
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St. Mary’s Navy
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Coast Artillery
Navy Base
Alameda Naval Air Station
Santa Cruz Coast Guard
Camp Cooke
Camp San Luis Obispo
Santa Ana Army Air Base
Aztecas Meet Espees in Marana Showdown
Aztecas battle Southern Pacific Rails tonight at Randolph Park for second place in the league. Marana combines with Desert Dusters. Ken McMasters to start, while Davis-Monthan and Nogales games loom as weekend plans unfold.
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Azteca Warriors
Southern Pacific Rails
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Espees
Junior Legion
Legion
Davis-Monthan
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Lefty Grove Repeatedly Stopped by Washington Pitching
Former star Lefty Grove, famed for Philadelphia and Boston, endured thirteen straight losses to Washington before finally breaking through with a triumph.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Johnson Cuts Three Runners in Quick Season Start
In the season's first three weeks Washington catcher Bob Johnson threw out three baserunners at the plate and twice at third base while holding one out at second from his left field position.
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Washington
Bob Johnson
Open Bowling Dates at Speedway and Old Pueblo
This week's schedule lists opening times for Speedway lanes with 8 lanes on Thursday and Friday, and 16 lanes on Saturday Sunday Monday May 24 26 27. Old Pueblo will open all 8 lanes starting Saturday May 22 each day.
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Seals Narrow Gap in Pacific Coast League Race
The San Francisco Seals beat the San Diego Padres 6-2 behind a bases loaded homer by George Metkovich, while the Los Angeles Angels were upset 3-2 by Sacramento. Johnny Pintar held the Angels to six singles as Sacramento won in the ninth with a bunt and score. Oakland lost 9-2 to Portland. Hollywood hosted a Rainiers doubleheader split with Seattle.
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Padres
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Johnny Pintar
Jack Angle
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Charles English
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Oakland Acorns
Portland Beavers
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Hollywood
Stars
Seattle Rainiers
Rainiers
Funeral planned for Navy gridiron star William A Ingram
Major William A Navy Bill Ingram a famed Navy football figure died of a heart attack at his Los Gatos home aged 220 pounds. The Marine procurement officer and former Annapolis and California coach led Navy teams 1916 18 to prominence. He coached at William and Mary Indiana University and California before joining the Marines in 1944. Surviving are his wife Marion Lane and daughters Nancy and Anne plus son William Jr who will graduate Culver in June.
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Bill) Ingram
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California
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Anne
Count Fleet may delay Belmont Park plan for Cup aim
Racing news suggests Count Fleet will skip the Saratoga Cup and target the Jockey Club Gold Cup at Belmont Park in October with focus on rich three year olds. Other notes include Chalky Wright favored over Phil Terranova in New York and several heavyweight and baseball tidbits from Boston to Cincinnati.
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Count Fleet
Hideney Probaly
Belmont Park
Chalky Wright
Phil Terranova
Madison Square Garden
Willie Pep
Sal Bartola
Boston
Jimmy Bivins
Lloyd Marshall
Cleveland
Henry Armstrong
Sammy Angott
Ford Frick
National League
Harry Mende
Colonial
Paterson
N. J
Mendel
Ivan Goodman
Cubs
Herman H. Hunt
Cincinnati
Daii Clay
Rochester
Phillies
Houston
Clay
Baseball Standings and Scores From Multiple Leagues
National League leaders Brooklyn and St Louis top the table with record wins and losses. Yesterday New York beat Cincinnati while Chicago edged Brooklyn in night action. International and American circuits report varied outcomes including Toronto Buffalo and Louisville wins. Southern Association features Birmingham Nashville and Knoxville results.
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Ranahe Davis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Stars Shine as Coast-to-Coast Major League Action Rolls On
Recap of multiple one game performances including Wade and White Sox beating the Yankees on five-hit pitching. Dahlgren and Mur lead Phillies past Cubs. Shoun Reds holding Giants to four hits. Overmire Tigers limit Athletics and drive in a run with a triple. Gutteridge and Tabor lift Red Sox in extra innings. Terry four-hit win aided by Tabor’s tenth inning triple. Fletcher Pirates rally with two-run homer. Candini and Early Senators rally late with eight-hit performance. Galan and Herman Dodgers beat Cardinals with key hits and defensive plays. Fletcher named best schoolboy breaker into majors.
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Radio Dial Today On the Air With Roy Rogers Cast
Roy Rogers headlining the Bing Crosby absence program at the Music Hall. Bob Crosby Trudy Erwin Music Maids and Phil and the Charioteers perform with Jungle Town It Cant Be Wrong Wait For Me Mary My Curly-Headed Baby It Ain't Necessarily So KVOA 7 o clock.
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Lucky Baldwin Death Valley Days drama tale of a miner
The program narrates how a miner became rich after taking a year off. He left mining shares in a safe deposit box valued at little, then returned to find them worth a million. KTUC airs at 9 30.
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Radio Program Schedule for Tucson Market Dayline
Local radio lineup lists daytime and evening shows across stations KTUC KECA KGO KVOA KFI. Hosted dramas, news, and music segments include Young Dr Malone Guiding Light Pan American Hour Pepper Young’s Family and Chuck Wagon with news updates and special features airing from noon to late evening.
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