Long home run by Salcedo angers baseball fans at Randolph
Baseball notes report Salcedo of the Southern Pacific hit a left field homer at Randolph against the Quartermasters. The piece compares tactics in City league play, praises McGraw style, and recalls Ty Cobb and other era stars while noting modern player conduct and crowd appeal.
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George Salcedo
Southern Pacific
Randolph
Quartermasters
Billy Callaghan
Laundry Lions
John McGraw
Hogan Cuts 10 Strokes From Ridgemoor Par
Ben Hogan blasted 10 strokes off par at Ridgemoor to move from 49th to second place in the Hale America tournament. He fired eight birdies and an eagle in a 30 32 round, aided by 11 one putts. Mike Turnesa led at midtournament with 151 after a 66 65, while Horton Smith and Lawson Little shared third at 136.
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Tommy Devine
United Press
Chicago
Hogan
Ridgemoor Country Club
Ben
Hershey
Mike Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
Golf
Mike
Turnesa
Horton Smith
Pinehurst
N. C
Lawson Little
Monterey
Cal
Smith
Herman Barron
White Plains
Jimmy Demaret
Bedford
Mich
Oteg Crisman
Selma
Ala
Coleader
Mike Sipula
Ottawa
Denny Shute
Wilford Wehrle
Racine
Wis
William Dear
West Orange
Johnny Dawson
Hollywood
Dick Metz
Oak Park
Harold (Jug) McSpaden
Philadelphia
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Pro Tennis Meet Returns to Forest Hills for Nationals
The national professional championships opened at Forest Hills New York with 32 players entering after Fred Perry’s retirement. Top seed Don Budge leads the field, backed by second seed Bobby Riggs in his return to pro competition. The doubles also features Budge and Riggs as a favored pair. Other seeds include Frank Kovacs Wayne Sabin Bruce Barnes Robert Harmon Johnny Nogrady and John Faunce.
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New York
Forest Hills
Fred Perry
Perry
Don Budge
Bobby Riggs
Budge
Riggs
Frank Kovacs
Wayne Sabin
Bruce Barnes
Robert Harmon
Johnny Nogrady
John Faunce
Chavez Decisions Olivera in Hollywood Bout
Carlos Chavez of Los Angeles won a ten round decision over Tony Olivera of Oakland at the American Legion stadium. The bout was close throughout with Chavez gaining a margin in the early rounds to seal victory.
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Hollywood
Carlos Chavez
Los Angeles
Tony Olivera
Oakland
American Legion Stadium
Chavez
Baseball Roundup Highlights Stars of Yesterday
Yesterday's Stars feature Hal White of the Tigers who pitched six hit ball to defeat the Senators. Pete Reiser of the Dodgers stole home in a standout play against the Cardinals. Cris Hackett of the Indians drove in two runs with a homer and a triple to power a win over the Yankees. John Niggeling of the Browns shut out the Athletics on four hits.
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Associated Press
Hal White
Tigers
Senators
Pete Reiser
Dodgers
Cardinals
Cris Hackett
Indians
Homer
Triple
Yankees
John Niggeling
Browns
Athletics
Witler Wins Again in Chicago Golf Triumph Over Krejci
Tall Bill Witler of Dixon Illinois defeated Jack Krejci of La Grange 2 and 1 to claim another golf victory. The win adds to Witler's recent successes in the western junior and Illinois college conference titles.
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Witzler
Chicago
Bill Witler
Dixon
Jack Krejci
la Grange
New Records Set In AAU Track Meet
In New York at Tri Borough Stadium Leslie MacMitchell faces a strong field defending his 1 500 meter title as 72 champions compete across 19 events. Senior winners Lieut Joe McCluskey and John Connelly claimed 10 000 meter and 3 000 meter walk titles, while junior records went to Beile Kaiser and Jimmy Smith amid standout performances from Beierle Kaiser Smith and Watson.
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New York
U.P
Leslie MacMitchell
Triborough Stadium
Little Leslie
Bobby Ginn
MacMitchell
Don Burnham
Dartmouth
Mighty Mac
Deacon Gil Dodds
Thundering Theological
LeRoy Weed
Southern California
Hal Davis
San Francisco
Olympic Club
Archie Harris
North Carolina A. & T. College
al Blazis
New York A. C
Irv Folwartshny
Boyd Brown
Frank Berst
Joe McCluskey
Fordham
Navy
John Connelly
NYAC
McCluskey
Fred Wilt
Indiana
Bob Beile
Wisconsin
Frank Kaiser
Sacramento Junior College
Jimmy Smith
A. A
Beierle
Kaiser
Smith
Big Bill Watson
Michigan
Watson
Russ Peck
Stanford
Luther Nichols
California
Chicago
Doches
Babe Herman Returns to Lead Coast League Hitting
Baseball notes hail Babe Herman at 39 reclaiming first base and leading the Pacific Coast League with a .582 average for Hollywood Stars, while veteran stars waning in major leagues move over to make room for him. Boxing features a Cleveland Bomber for MacArthur show with Bettina-Bobo and Maxim-Bivins bouts. Horse racing favors Shut Out in the Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct amid Derby connections. Track and field touts a national AAU event at Randall’s Island with substantial proceeds for Army relief.
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New York
W.P
Major League Social Security Club
Paul Waner
Charlie Gehringer
Ted Lyons
John Cooney
Ray Starr
Floyd Caves
Herman
Hollywood Stars
Brooklyn
Holman
Flatbush
Cleveland
MacArthur
Melio Bettina
Harry Bobo
Joey Maxim
Jimmy Bivins
Johnny Colan
Anton Christoforidis
Lem Franklin
Sgt
Joe Muscato
Maxie Shapiro
Harry Teaney
Mike Jacobs
Aqueduct
Alsab
Sun
Requested
Apache
Devil Diver
Shut Out
Lochinvar
Randall's Island
Army Relief Fund
Sears Roebuck
Milwaukee Colins face tough A A baseball results
The American Association standings show Milwaukee 3 5, Columbus 4 6, Kansas City 2, Toledo 12, indicating shifting positions and possible season impact for multiple clubs.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
International League standings brief
Buffalo leads with 10 wins and 6 losses while Newark stands 9 9 tied with Syracuse 4 3 and Toronto 3 Jersey City 5 Montreal 3 Baltimore 5 Rochester 3 indicate a mixed midseason table across teams Montreal and others.
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Buffalo
Newark
Syracuse
Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Baltimore
Rochester
Pacific Coast League standings update
In current play scores Seattle leads 5 3 Seattle beat San Diego 2 2 Sacramento dominates at 5 1 Portland 3 3 Oakland 2 Hollywood 1 Los Angeles 6 San Francisco 5 in a busy period of Pacific Coast League action.
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Seattle
San Diego
Sacramento
Portland
Oakland
Hollywood
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Texas League Scores Melt Houston Dominates Dallas 10 to 1
Houston defeats Dallas 10 to 1 in Texas League action while Fort Worth upends San Antonio 7 to 3 and Shreveport beats Tulsa 1 to 0. Oklahoma City posts a 6 to 2 win over Beaumont.
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Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Shreveport
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Southern Association scores and results update
Atlanta defeated Memphis 8 to 4 while Nashville won 9 to 6 over Birmingham. Little Rock fell 2 to 6, Chattanooga led 14 to 3 over Knoxville, and New Orleans won 2 to 0 in the listed games.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
Birmingham
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Knoxville
New Orleans
Seals Bow To Los Angeles In 6 5 Loss
The diving Los Angeles Angels rallied to beat the San Francisco Seals 6-5 as a sequence of Seals errors and lapses allowed four unearned runs. Key hits included Ed Watkus and Johnny Moore doubles, Al Todd’s fielding miscue, and Bruce Ogrodowski’s seventh inning double. Ray Perry homered for the Seals.
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Los Angeles Angels
San Francisco
Angels
Paul Gehrman
Jigger Statz
Ed Watkus
Johnny Moore
Seals
al Todd
Bruce Ogrodowski
Tom Seals
Ray Perry
Seattle
San Diego
Hal Turpin
Ed Carnett
Turpin
Carnett
Bill Strickler
Rainier
Earl Torgeson
Torgeson
Dick Guselman
Portland
Sacramento
Linday Brown
Jack Sturdy
Debs Garris
Clarence Beers
Ted Norbert
Johnny Gill
Rupe Thompson
Wayne Osborne
Talbert Advances In Net Tourney
William Talbert, 23, of Cincinnati, seeded No. 1, moved into the quarterfinals of the national clay court championship in St. Louis by defeating Bob Smith of Chicago 7-5 6-4 7-5. He climbed from 16th to 10th in the year’s rankings and looms as a strong contender for Forest Hills.
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ST. Louis
William Talbert
Cincinnati
Bob Smith
Chicago
Talbert
Forest Hill
Surge of Entries in Intercollegiate Tennis Tournament
In New Orleans on June 20 nineteen colleges and universities entered 39 players for the national intercollegiate tennis tournament starting Monday. Pacific entrants include Ted Schroeder and Larry Dee of Stanford and Ted Olewine of Southern California.
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New Orleans
Pacific
Ted Schroeder
Larry Dee
Stanford
Ted Olewine
Southern California
Sixty Thousand Tung Oil Trees Planted in South Africa
A government project reports that sixty thousand tung oil trees have been planted across South Africa to boost local oil production. The initiative targets later harvests and aims to support rural economies and industrial supply.
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South Africa
Aztecas Edge Dons To Reach Second Place Stand
Nogales Internats prep for 8 pm showdown with league leading Laundry Lions after a 6-2 win over El Centro Dons. Key performances include Mickey Espinosa with a fourth inning double and Babe Hall going 3 for 5 for the Aztecas, while Ernie Faccio struck out eight.
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Mickey Espinosa
Dons
Ernie Faccio
Wareriors
Eddie Gallego
Pesqueira
Espinosa
Gallego
The
Aztecas
Babe Hall
el Centro
Nogales Internationals to Open Semi Pro Season on Road
Manny Nevarez, star right hander, will start for Nogales Internationals in Tucson against Laundry Lions in their league debut. Pancho Saenz keys relief, while Oscar Tavizon stays with ill mother in Sinaloa until June 23. Box score shows Aztecas 6 El Centro 2 in a non league tilt.
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Laundry Lions
Aztecas
Cavalry
S. P
el Centros Eeneseweeers
Io ‘Quartermasters
el Centros
Nogales Internationals
Dry Lions
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati Paaedtaeines
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Tse
Eetewer
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Nogales
Pete Abadie, Jr
Gene Devine
Lions
Dons
Sonora
Mex
Manny Nevarez
Tucson
Gene
Lefty) Devine
el Centro
Pancho Saenz
Oscar Tavizon
Sinaloa
Abrhoase
Aree
Ipischo
Faccio
Genung
de Aztecas
FE. Faccio
Espinosa
Fuentes
Matthews
F. Ares
Gallego
G. Carrillo
Mills
Aros
Williams
Valenzuela
Mayer Defends National Fencing Title in Five-Match Run
Helen Mayer of San Francisco successfully defended her women's national fencing title in New York last night. She won five straight victories in the final round, being touched only four times in the five matches. Madeline Dalton and Heleny Mroczkowska of New York finished second and third respectively.
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New York
W.pi
Helen Mayer
San Francisco
Miss Mayer
Madeline Dalton
Heleny Mroczkowska
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Hoyle
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Joe Medwick
Clouter
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