Hard Hitting Cavalrymen Face Aztecas Tonight
The piece previews a bowling and boxing sports page mix with mentions of notable figures like Judge William G. Hall and Tony Galento, plus notes on tennis rankings, Navy athletic openings, and university coaches.
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Boxing Results From Chicago New London and More
Chicago Bettina 189 beats Altus Al 187 in ten for Bettina. New London Clark 152 defeats Theodoscu a 148 in six. Jacksonville Gomez 180 defeats Tucker 180 in six. Los Angeles Thomas 133 defeats Scalzo 135% in ten. Gary Indiana Jahce 1874 defeats Elone 138 in ten.
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Willie Jahce
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New York
New London
Conn
Johnny Clark
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Providence
Jacksonville
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Tommy
Cubs Hit Two Doubles and a Single for Victory
Yesterday's stars include Bill Nicholson of the Cubs with two doubles and a single driving in two runs and scoring the winning tally against the Braves. Russ Christopher of the Athletics held the Indians to one hit in three relief innings to save the win for Oakland. Mort Cooper of the Cardinals pitched a five hitter to beat the Phillies.
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Phils
DiMaggio hits three homers in doubleheader duel
Five years ago Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees homered three times in a row in the second game of a doubleheader against the St Louis Browns.
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New York Yankees
St Louis Browns
Softball Starts Week With City League Night Games
A week of city softball opens Monday at Manhattan field with Sunset Dairy versus Steinfeld's. Tuesday brings Porter's vs Manhattan All Stars, followed by Cavalry vs Steinfeld's on Wednesday, Sunset Dairy vs Manhattan All Stars on Thursday, and Air Base vs Porter's on Friday. Games begin at 7 15 p m with a 7 45 p m forfeit time.
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Manhattan Allstars
Manhattan All-Stars
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Bettina Victory Record Intact After Seven Rounds
Melio Bettina extended his win streak to 12 with a decisive victory over Altus Allen in Chicago. The bout ended in seven of ten rounds with Bettina benefiting from a longer reach and a puzzling style as 2,836 in Stadium booed at the finish.
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Pacific Coast Colleges Lose Grid Coaches
SAN FRANCISCO June 13. Pacific coast football faces a coach exodus as Army and Navy service calls pull head coaches away from conferences and independents. Stanford St Marys California USC Santa Clara and others lose or suspend leadership. few programs remain intact for the fall season.
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United Press
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U.P
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Navy
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St. Mary's
Indians
Clark Shaughnessy
Wizard of T
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Jim Lawson
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Red) Strader
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Eddie Erdelatz
Marty Kordick
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Leonard B. Stub
Allison
Frank Wickhorst
Southern California
Sam Barry
Bob McNeish
Julie Bescos
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Jeff Cravath
Willis Hunter
al Wesson
Santa Clara
Lawrence
Buck) Shaw
Broncos
Len Casanova
Casanova
University of San Francisco
al Tassi
Cravath
Forrest Twogood
Oregon
Tex Oliver
Vaughn Corley
John Warren
Mike Mikulak
Oregon State
Lon Stiner
Washington
Ralph (Pest) Welch
Jimmy Phelan
Washington State
Orion
Babe) Hollingbery
Buck Bailey
Montana
Douglas Fessenden
Idaho
Francis Schmidt
San Jose State
Ben Winkelman
California Polytechnic
San Luis Obispo
Little Mangrum Undefeated Team Leads Inverness Four-Ball
The Inverness four-ball matches setup a scramble for top standings as Lawson Little and Mangrum led with plus seven and undefeated status. Keiser Harper and Hogan Demaret joint four plus. Hines Barron and Smith Harbert eye potential upsets. Thomson fired a 62 to end Hogan Demaret’s only loss of the eight year event.
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Inverness
Lawson Little
Lloyd Mangum
Herman Keiser
Chandler Harper
Miami
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Jimmie Hines
Herman Barron
Horton Smith
Chick Harbert
Keiser- Harper
Little-Mangum
Little
Hines
Barron
Byron Nelson
Jimmy Thomson
Hogan
Demaret
Baseball and Football Stars Tangle With Johns Hopkins Aid Drive
A whimsical sports page notes Dolph Camilli’s vitamin regimen from Johns Hopkins and his MVP season, previews Army football teams joining the NFL, and promotes a charity circus benefit featuring boxing, baseball, track, golf, and more to aid Army and Navy relief.
Coast Track Team Leads At Lincoln
Southern California moves toward an eighth straight NCAA track title as finals loom at Lincoln. Barney Ewell of Penn State withdraws with a pulled tendon while others like Leroy Weed and Bill Lyda spark events. Hal Davis and Leo Tarrant post fast 100 and 220 times as contenders press for mile and half mile glory.
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Nebraska
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Oklahoma
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Bob Wright
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Dempsey Enlists in Coast Guard as Lieutenant
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey is sworn in as a lieutenant senior grade in the U S Coast Guard. He will head the physical training program at the Manhattan Beach station on Long Island and will report for duty after parade appearances in Baltimore and Ogden Utah.
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Exhibition By Al Schacht and Gloria Callen
A comedy exhibition featuring baseball impresario Al Schacht and performer Gloria Callen will be on display with both men and women in attendance.
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Watling Street Wins 162nd English Derby at Newmarket
Lord Derby's Watling Street defeated Hyperides by a neck in a stretch duel to win the 162nd Derby at Newmarket. Ujiji finished third as Big Game, King George's entry, faded to sixth in the 13-horse field. The record time was 2 minutes 29 3/5 seconds amid wartime rationing.
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Britain
Giants Army benefit gridiron match set for September
Two charities the Army emergency relief and the Herald Tribune fresh air fund will share proceeds of a September 12 Giants versus Army all star game after baseballs Giants and Cubs move their NL clash to clear the field. Army plans two all star teams with Maj. Wallace Wade possibly coach of the west squad.
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Army Emergency Relief
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Pitt Grid Coach Made Navy Ensign
Forrest Evashevski former Michigan football star and Pitt head backfield coach has been commissioned an ensign in the naval reserve. At 24 he comes from Hamilton College where he led the grid team. he is married with a four month old son. Pitt will likely keep his job open until service men return.
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Edwin R. Kimball
Brigham Young University
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Clinton
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Feller to Pitch in Benefit Tilt at Polo Grounds
Bob Feller will oppose Hugh Mulcahy in an army navy baseball game at the Polo grounds Sunday for the benefit of the army emergency fund and navy relief society. Navy lineup includes Freddie Hutchinson Ace Parker Jim Carlings Ted Rosa or Ray Adkins Mel Preibisch Hooks De Vaurs.
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Army and Navy Relief
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Greg Rice
Boby Feller
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Ace Parker
Craig Wood
Ed Oliver
John Borican
Fred Waring
Tommy Dorsey
Olsen and Johnson
Mufti
James J. Johnson, Jr
Gray
John J. Phelan
New York Boxing Commission
New York
Bob Feller
Hugh Mulcahy
Semipro Loop Showdown Tightens Between Cavalry Azteca Leaders
The Cavalry hosts the Azteca Warriors at 8 pm in a pivotal City Semipro League clash. A win would elevate Azteca to sole first, while a loss could drop them behind the Lions. current leaders share the high batting averages and strong fielding. The Leatherlegs, hot from a 95 win by the Dons, look to rebound with Wehde or Dillman on the mound and Vielle dent possibly debuting for the Warriors.
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al “Wolf” Mills
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Dillman
Leatherlegs
Roger Vielledent
Warriors
el Centro Dons
Dons
Dean Turns Down Baseball Offer
Phoenix June 13 Spencer Dean star second baseman for the University of Arizona baseball team rejected a farm out offer to the Newport News class C club after a Philadelphia Athletics tryout The potential for military service prompted the delay in his career He will have one more year at the university and then be commissioned a second lieutenant in the cavalry He preferred staying in the majors with the Athletics to a short farm assignment Dean practiced at second base during the A s fielding drill
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Gene Tunney
Tunney
Jim Corbett
Galento
John L. Sullivan
Joe Jacobs
Phoenix
Spencer Dean
University of Arizona
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Dean
University
Cavalry
Athletics
Unclear player lineup with multiple names listed
A fragmented line lists players including Sam Chapman as catcher Vincent Smith as pitcher and others such as Steeve Peek Car vel Rowell Don Richmond Boze Berger Pat Mullin Clarence Campbell Edgar Long acre Ken Silvestri and M, suggesting a partial baseball roster or team lineup with unclear formatting.
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Sam Chapman
Vincent Smith
Ofeller
Army
Steeve Peek
Carvel Rowell
Don Richmond
Boze Berger
Pat Mullin
Clarence Campbell
Edgar Longacre
Ken Silvestri
Newark Edges Toronto In I League Action
In a tight International League tilt Newark defeats Toronto 3 to 2. Syracuse tops Buffalo 3 to 1 while Jersey City wins 3 to 2 against Montreal. Rochester game at Baltimore listed with result pending.
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Toronto
Syracuse
Buffalo
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Oakland Tops San Diego In Pach Coast League Action
In Pacific Coast League play Oakland defeated San Diego 5 to 0 while Sacramento beat Los Angeles 3 to 1. Also in the league San Francisco and Seattle tied 3 to 3 and Hollywood won 9 to 3 over Portland.
Coast League Scores From First Baseball Games
Seattle beat San Francisco 2 to 3 in the opener while Oakland defeated San Diego 5 to 1 and Portland fell to Hollywood 3 to 9 in early season action.
Standings Snapshot From Regional Baseball Matches
American Association results show Indianapolis 1-2 Kansas City 0-1 Louisville 3-2 Milwaukee 2-4. Toledo 1-7 St. Paul 2-10 Columbus 1-6 Minneapolis 10-1.
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Texas League Scores Reported From Ongoing Action
Dallas defeated Fort Worth 4-1 while Fort Worth lost 1-3 in a 12 inning opener. San Antonio routed Houston 6-0 and won 5-4 in the first game. Shreveport beat Beaumont 5 while Tulsa edged Oklahoma City 2-1.
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Solons Narrow Lead Over Angels With 3-1 Victory
Sacramento’s solons cut Los Angeles’s league lead to one game by defeating the Seraphs 3-1 behind Blix Donnelly’s five-hit effort. Donnelly exited in the ninth after two walks and a single. Kemp Wicker and Bill Schmidt closed out the final outs. San Francisco moved into the first division by beating Seattle 3-2 in both games, while Hollywood edged Portland 9-3 and Oakland topped San Diego 5-0 to continue a busy day of Pacific Coast League action.
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al Todd
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Ed Carnett
al Libke
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Larry Guay
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Joe Orrell
Lee Stine
Dan Amaral
Rupert Thompson
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Ted Norbert
Larry Barton
Frank Kalin
Freddie Gay
Bill Garbe
Jack Salveson
Oakland
San Diego
Salveson
Les Scarsella
Norman Brown
Johnny Vereger
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