Notre Dame Star to Enter Annapolis After Victory
Fred Early, Notre Dame halfback who scored two points after touchdowns in a 14-13 win over the Iowa Seahawks, plans to enter Annapolis in early July. Tulane plans a 150000 swimming pool and stadium as a Monk Simons memorial. Cecil Tyson, Phillies' sub first baseman, once worked as a tobacco auctioneer.
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Ike Williams Receives Mother's Support as Career Grows
A young Ike Williams finds backing from his mother after overheard neighbors praise his wins. She agrees to his boxing path but sets a promise to quit once the talk shifts to losses, marking a turning point in his early career.
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College bat records and league titles collide in heats
Dartmouth’s Charlie Sweeney hit .474 but fell one at bat short of the eastern intercollegiate league title. Columbia’s Vince Lolordo batted .458 and loses the Blair bat prize after the trophy’s destruction in the Princeton gym fire. Weise of Michigan leads with .538 in 13 at bats, while Dick Ames of Columbia struck out 100 in 92 innings.
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Osgood Gained Notoriety as a Prospect in Boxing
The text highlights Laurient Bouchard of Montreal as a great prospect who recently absorbed a tough beating. It mentions Charley Os good, a 17 year old Somerville pitcher signed by the Dodgers, who showed Leo Durocher how to coach Hal Gregg on pitch coverage. It concludes that Osgood is good.
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Hope For Vaughn's Return Dimmed By Retired Status
New York June 20. Brooklyn infielder Arky Vaughan was granted voluntary retired status by Commissioner Landis. Vaughan had missed this season to tend his California cattle ranch and hoped to return after mid July. The 60 day inactive rule effectively ends his season.
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Arch Harris Sets New World Discus Mark at NCAA Trials
Three years ago Archie Harris of Indiana hurled the discus 174 feet 8 inches to set a new world mark at the NCAA championship trials in Palo Alto. The event was noted alongside past track controversy involving Blaine Rideout and Sydney Wooderson, where motion pictures failed to prove foul in a race.
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Giants Beat Dodgers 10-2 In Brooklyn Showdown
New York Giants routed the Brooklyn Dodgers 10-2 at Ebbets Field to pull within a half game of the Pirates. Harry Feldman earned his sixth win, Dodgers starter Hal Gregg took the loss, and Brooklyn’s defense misplayed three chances amid rain delays and a 25,140 attendance.
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Washington
Cardinals Lead NL By 2.4 Games A Year Ago
Report notes St. Louis held a 2.4 game edge atop the National League standings a year prior while the New York Yankees led the American League by 3 games.
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New Dissension Reports Heard In Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports of internal dissension surface again as General Manager Herb Pennock confirms one troublesome player is involved. Pennock backs Fred Fitzsimmons, notes frequent one run losses, mentions possible impact on relief duties with Anton Karl arising after Chet Covington’s 24 hour recall.
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Promoter Seeks City Fee Cut for Wrestling Events
Harry Eagles, a local boxing and wrestling promoter, announced tentative plans for a three match card at Riverside auditorium a week from tonight and urged Tucson city council to reduce the $200 annual fee for staging boxing and wrestling events. He cited the high cost as a burden on promotions.
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Mustangs Rally To 6 5 Victory In Final Inning
In a softball game at 22nd Street Park the Davis-Monthan Mustangs overcame a 5 1 deficit in the last inning aided by two hits and four Convair miscues to beat Convair Chargers 6 5. Tom Murray and Carreon contributed for the Chargers while Foneseca added a double for the Chargers. In other action the Cardinals overwhelmed Gas House Gang 25 6 on 20 hits.
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Tuesday Card Stages Women’s Match and Notable Bouts
The Tuesday wrestling card centers on a women’s match with additional bouts pairing Hans Schnabel the Texas champion against Vic Christy and a finale between Hardy Kruscamp and Angelo Cistoldi billed as a rough tussle. A city ordinance setting a $200 fee cannot be within 60 or 90 days under city law but a conclusion favorable to Eagles’ may be possible.
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Texas
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Hardy Kruscamp
Angelo Cistoldi
Afternoon radio lineup with daytime soap and talks
The schedule lists 13 15 Guiding 13 15 News Today s Children at 12 30 Young Dr Malone at 12 45 News Dinner Bell at 1 00 Mary Marlin at 1 15 Neighbors with Rene Beasley Ma Perkins at 1 30 Rendezvous Time Horizon and channel notes for KV KVO KTU KTUY Ave 4
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