Belmont Stakes winner may join English Derby father in history
Sports roundup notes Pen ske could win the Belmont and the triple crown, becoming the second Belmont winner whose sire won the English Derby. It recalls Whirl Away as the first. Marquette U plans a Navy V-12 court of honor for next Saturday’s NCAA track meet. Fourteen fleet veterans will participate. Also mentions chlorine gas tank incident in Brooklyn surprising baseball fans after Branch Rickey press conferences.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Penske
Whirlaway
Court of Honor
Marquette U
Navy V-12
Brooklyn
Branch Rickey
McCarthy Nominated to Manage College All Stars
Niagara Falls Gazette sports editor Mike Quinlan asks for naming Joe McCarthy as manager of the college bred major league all stars. McCarthy formerly played for Niagara University.
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Mike Quinlan
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Gazette
Joe McCarthy
Joe
Niagara U
Coach Hub McQuillan Seeks Fresh Talent at Madison Square Garden
The Texas Christian U. basketball coach Hub McQuillan plans a spring practice to uncover new players after a promised Madison Square Garden appearance next December. Detroit bakers' strike forced the Tigers to import frankfurter rolls from Cincinnati for Memorial Day crowds. Jesse Sweetser, now an airline company PR director, still plays golf but friends say one must be a senator or better to join him.
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Hub McQuillan
Texas Christian U
Madison Square Garden
Bakers
Detroit
Tigers
Cincinnati
Jesse Sweetser
NL pitchers shine as early season standouts
Clearance sale mentions Hal Gregg of the Dodgers and Bill Voiselle of the Giants as two of the National League’s most effective hurlers this season. Chuck Hostetler of the Tigers, 39 next September, shows a strong comeback after a 1928 trial, with a tale of him chasing a fox, a story likely as dubious as other newcomer yarns.
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Hal Gregg
Dodgers
Bill Voiselle
Giants
Chuck Hostetler
Tigers
College in Marshall Islands teaches public speaking and Pacific geography
Marine Lieut. Hugh Gallarneau former Stanford and Chicago Bears player and Ens. Henry Howes former national squash champion teach public speaking and Pacific geography at a college in the Marshall islands. Ens. Bill Schatzer, once a star with the Iowa Seahawks, is reported missing in action in the South Pacific after only 30 days as a Navy bomber.
Joyce Beats Armstrong In Ten Round Bouts Rubber Match
Henry Armstrong, former triple champion, loses to Willie Joyce in a 10 round bout at the stadium. Joyce, 26, wins the unanimous decision in hot conditions before 10,387 fans, ending Armstrongs four bout losing streak since his return to boxing two years ago.
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Chicago
Henry Armstrong
Willie Joyce
Los Angeles
Ind
Sports Mirror retrospective highlights past boxing and baseball upsets
Today a year ago the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 8 to 2 to cut Brooklyn's lead by half a game. Three years ago Billy Conn relinquished the light heavy title and signed for a heavyweight bout with Joe Louis. Five years ago Johnstown captured Belmont Stakes by five lengths with Belay second and Gilded Knight third.
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Associated Press Today
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Broklyn
Billy Conn
Joe Is
Johnstown Capore
Belay
Gilded Knight
Aztecas Beat Southern Pacific Rails 11 7 in Narrow Victory
Aztecas Warriors defeated the Southern Pacific Rails 11 to 7 as eight Espee errors aided the win. Fito Aros pitched a solid first inning. seven runs came in the first two innings, and both starting pitchers went the distance. The win strengthens the Aztecas' hold on second place while the Rails sit in the league basement behind the Consolidated Liberators.
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Bill Drake
Daily Citizen
Marana Hosses
Randolph Park
Azteca Warriors
Southern Pacific
Espees
Railroaders
Warriors
Fito Aros
Aztecas
Liberators
Ares
Art Ortiz
Paul Cuevas
Peewee Humphries
Art Feay
Bill Steppen
Harold V. Jones
Everett Clark
Jim Henderson
University of Southern California
The
Hosses
Jack Roche
Spokane
Wash
Santa Clara College
Joe Norenso
Hoss Ashley
Tony Merletti
Feay
James Holt
Marana
Holt
University of Kentucky
Ken McMaster
Bobby Fontaine
al Krumweide
Convairs
Pinky Vargas
Joe Tully
Lowell Bailey
Davis-Monthan
Vargas
Acosta
Tnus
Asheley
Bob Carroll
Tom Monroe
Cuevas
Humphries
Davis Monthan
Mustangs
Pyote
Tex
Big Bill Clemensen
Texas
Eddie Radwan
Mustang
Pyotes
Air Force
Gutierrez
G. Carrillo
Aros
Coone
Evening league schedule with multiple playoff games
The list shows a series of playoff and league games across venues and teams. Notable matchups include Marana Lines, Convair Chargers, Cardinals, Gas House Gang, Davis Monthan, Mon day's winner, and others at 6:30 and 8:00 various days.
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Marana Lines
Convair Chargers
Cardinals
Gas House Gang
Davis-Monthan
Ferry Command
Convair Armament
Scores From Early Semipro and Major Leagues Reach Saturday
Semipro Aztecas edged Southern Pacific 11 to 7 while National League matchups saw New York 6 defy Pittsburg 4 and Chicago 8 topple Brooklyn 1. American League games had New York 5 over Cleveland 1 and Detroit 4 beat Boston 1 among others. Pac Coast Portland 2 Seattle 1 plus San Diego 6 Sacramento 2 and San Francisco 5 Los Angeles 2 highlighted regional results. Other games listed include Baltimore 9 Newark 7 and Jersey City 5 Syracuse 3 with several postponements noted.
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Boston
Cleveland
Creseees
Ww. L. Pet
Jersey City
Eavtetaeathen
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Pacific Coast League
Portland
Seereee
San Francisco
Seattle
Holly
Oakland
Sacramento
Aztecas
Southern Pacific
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
International Baltimore
Newark
Syracuse
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Southern Little Rock
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Nashville
Brief fragment hints at baseball game events and players
Readable lines indicate bases on balls and player actions including Williams and Sp Time of game. Artecas ll and Brumbaugh Ortiz are cited among the participants. The fragment lacks a clear outcome or full context for a complete summary.
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Ares
Brumbaugh A. Ortiz
Artecas Ll
Williams
Paul Robeson Jr Emerges as Young Athletic Star
Springfield Mass June 3 Paul Robeson Jr 17 leads Tech High to first in Scholastic Meet setting a six foot three inch high jump record. He wins the shot put and places second in the broad jump. He is the son of Paul Robeson now starring in Othello and heads to the national junior AAU meet next week at Randalls.
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Springfield
Mass
Paul Robeson, Jr
Paul, Sr
Rutgers
Paul
Tech
Randalls Nd
Hi-Y Team Drops From Softball League Absorbed By Cardinals
Hi-Y team exits the city recreation softball league and is absorbed by the Cardinals. The Cardinals could not field a team last night and forfeited to the Silver Streaks. Convair Chargers defeated Field Operations 8 to 0 while Daniel Jewelers beat Daisy Macs 19 to 12 with Felix Carreon earning the win. Dorothy Thayar homered for the Macs. Next Monday at 6 30 p m Marana Liners face Convair Chargers in a play off for a shot at Davis Monthan in the first round championship.
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City Recreation Softball League
Cardinals
Convair Chargers
Daniel Jewelers
Daisy Macs
Felix Carreon
Jewelers
Dorothy Thayar
McMillian
Clark
Miranda
Higuero
Marana Liners
Davis- Monthan
Chargers
Convair Chgrs
Carreon
Tain
Davis
Westfall
Daisy Maes
Dan
Thayar
Glass
Barboo
Higvero
Bowling Meet Set for Convair Women Teams at Speedway Lanes
Two Tucson division teams from Convair will compete in the first Convair bowling association women’s national telegraphic meet. The event is scheduled for Sunday June 11 at noon at Speedway Lanes with scores telegraphed to San Diego. Prizes include a trophy medals and prize money for top five teams and high scores.
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Tucson
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation
Convair Bowling Association
Carl Hansen
Speedway Lanes
San Diego
Association
Convair
International Bowling Congress
Commandos
Juanita Page
Martha Thompson
LaVerne Thompson
Edna Spangler
Gail Smith
Liberators
Leola Sherwood
Elsie Bochner
Jerry Hollis
Dorothy McKenzie
Mary Clark
Warn Anglers Not To Let Fish Steal Their Lines
CHICAGO June 3 Warn anglers to guard lines this season as members of the Association of Fishing Tackle Manufacturers urge a wartime focus on "war goods." Industry leaders note prewar markets reached 18 million dollars annually while some fishing kits are now supplied to servicemen and used for emergencies aboard lifeboats and planes.
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Chicago
Association of Fishing Tackle Manufacturers
Sam
Ott Leads Giants Past Pirates with Two Homers
Mel Ott propelled New York to a seventh straight win as he hit his 11th and 12th homers in a 6-4 victory over Pittsburgh. Jim Tobin limited Cincinnati to three hits in a 4-0 Braves win, driving in two runs with a single to fuel the shutout.
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Mel Ott
Giants
New York
Pittsburgh
Jim Tobin
Braves
Cincinnati
St. Louis Browns Hold Top Spot by a Whisker
The Browns would lead the Yankees by a razor thin .0006 if the season ended today as Detroit and New York Giants surge. Ott hits two homers for the Giants in a 6-4 win over Pittsburgh. Mort Cooper shines for the Cardinals in a 9-3 victory over Philadelphia.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Detroit
Harridge Loop
Mel Ott
Giants
Ostermueller Back in Majors With Pirates After Trade
Pitcher Fritz Ostermueller returns to the National League with the Pittsburgh Pirates, praising Frankie Frisch but alleging a squeeze by Branch Rickey that pushed him from the majors. Syracuse sold Ostermueller to Pittsburgh as he refused a minor league report. Browns edge Yankees by near margin. Muncrief blanks Athletics. Yankee slump ends for Hankee and Cleveland. Detroit wins pulled by York and Higgins. Thurman Tucker raises average to .415 in Chicago win.
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New York
Fritz Ostermueller
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frankie Frisch
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rickey
Syracuse
Ostermueller
Pirates
Baseball leaders and team stats snapshot shows 1940s era names
The list records top performers by team and category across batting pitching and fielding. Notable figures include Cullenbine Doerr and Walker with high hit totals, Hayes Seerey and Spence among home run leaders, and Lanier Munger with strong pitching figures.
Tigers top Red Sox 4-1 behind York's homer and single
Rudy York drove in two runs with a home run and a single as Detroit defeated Boston 4-1 for their seventh straight win. Thurman Tucker contributed three singles as Chicago's offense totaled 11 hits and boosted his average to .415 along with a steal in a 5-2 win over Washington. Claude Passeau limited Brooklyn to 11 hits in a 2-1 Cubs victory, ending Chicago's six-game skid.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Mort Cooper
Phillies
Philadelphia
Jim Tobin
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Claude Passeau
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Lippy Lee
Jocko Conlan
Brooklyn
Bob Bragan
Goopie Rosen
Rudy York
Tigers
Detroit
Thurman Tucker
White Sox
Sox
Washington
Cubs
Pensive Eyes Eyes Belmont Bid For Triple Crown
Pensive eyes a shot at the Belmont Stakes to complete the triple crown after Derby and Preakness wins. A 40,000 crowd expected at Long Island’s Aqueduct as the field includes Platter and Who Goes There Widener entries and six other 3 year olds. Pensive favored at even money with Platter and Who Goes There as top rivals. other entrants include Boy Knight Bull Dandy Free Lance Kaytee and Bounding Home.
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New York
Pensive
Warren Wright
Sir Barton
Gallant Fox
Omaha
War
Admiral
Whirlaway
Count Fleet
Long Island
George D
Widener
Bert Mulholland
Crispin Oglebay
Boy Knight
Donald H. Peters
Bull Dandy
H. C. Phipps
Free Lance
Royce G. Martin
Kaytee
William Ziegler, Jr
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