Hughson a 50 000 bid sparks Colonel hopes
Louisville Colonels scout offers 50000 for Cecil Hughson after a 3 0 win over Indianapolis Jewellins. The Texas native, a Texas University alum, played for Boston early in his pro career and could reach the majors next year with Boston as his parent club.
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Cecil Carlton Hughson
Louisville Colonels
American Association
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Kyle
Texas
Colonels
Indianapolis Jewellins
Cincinnati Reds
Bruce Dudley
The
Donie
Donie Bush
Dudley
Bruce
Texas University
Boston Red Sox
Moultrie
Canton
Scranton
Softball Contests Scheduled Tonight at Eaglefield
City league play resumes with three games at Eaglefield starting 6:30. Mitchell's Furniture faces Pima Highway at 6:30 in Commercial league, followed by Construction Labor Union versus Bastista Shoe Shop at 7:30 and Time Market against Tucson Steam Laundry at 8:45.
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Jupiter Plavius
City
Eaglefield
Mitchell’s Furniture
Pima Highway
Construction Labor Union
Bautista Shoe Shop
Tucson Steam Laundry
Allied Printers
Court House
Quality
Manhattan Chargers
Knights of Columbus
United Sash & Door
Mountaineers
DeMolay
Pioneer Hotel
Latin American Club
Central Auto Sales
Mitchell Furniture
Joe Tang’s
Porters
Courageous Boston Hen Walks Again After Accident
A hen named Biddy in Boston regrew mobility after losing a leg in an accident last fall. Owner Joseph D. Craven and his wife Mrs. Craven provided care as Biddy learned to balance on the remaining leg, spreading her toes and leaning her weight to stand and hop several yards.
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Boston
U.P
Biddy
Joseph D. Craven
Mrs. Craven
Cowboys Face First Half Battle In Tucson Notes
Hank Squire's PRESS BOX reports on Tucson Cowboys and Tempe Bulldogs, with John Emerson in a city stadium moment and Rose Festival plans in Tyler Texas. It covers trades, prospects like Jim Scott and George Burpo, pitcher Doc LaFevers release, and Burpo debut strategy amid a hopeful first-half chase.
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R. E. Sovers
Doc LaFevers
Jim Scott
Columbia
Tucson
LaFevers
Doc
Reds Sweep Giants in Doubleheader to Lead NL
Reds win 7-4 and 2-0 over the Giants before 52,657 as Cincinnati’s pitching shuts down New York. Bill Terry’s Giants see Carl Hubbell roughed up. Junior Thompson and Paul Dean suffer losses. Pirates top Dodgers 8-5 before a 4-4 tie in 13 innings. Cubs 3-2 and 7-2 over Phillies. Bees beat Cardinals 7-5 and 10-5. Indians beat Red Sox 4-1 and 2-0. Williams injured. Tigers topple Yankees 9-2. Senators take 12-5, Browns win 3-2. Philadelphia-Chicago games washed out.
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New York
U.P
Bill Terry
Terry
Brooklyn
Giants
Reds
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Bucky Walters
Billy Jurges
Carl Hubbell
Walters
Jurges
Bill Hershberger
Junior Thompson
Paul Dean
Dean
Frank McCormick
Hershberger
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Whit Wyatt
Spud Davis
Cubs
Phillies
Jake Mooty
Hugh Mulcahy
Ken Raffensberger
Mooty
Bees
Cardinals
Manuel Salvo
Bob Bowman
Joe Medwick
Libby Sisti
al Smith
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Herb Hash
Sox
Races Take Sixth Straight Victory Over Manhattan Chargers
The Means and Slocum Races secured their sixth consecutive win yesterday at Eaglefield with a 5-2 defeat of the Manhattan Chargers. Griffin pitched six solid hits, while the offense produced nine off Valenzuela. Carl Morris had three hits and Cecil Horton hit a home run.
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Means
Slocum
Eaglefield
Manhattan Chargers
Griffin
Valenzuela
Carl Morris
Cecil Horton
Quito Once America’s Art Center with Immortal Works
Quito, the capital of Ecuador, ranked as the region’s leading art hub in its era. Its churches house works by renowned sculptors and painters, preserving a legacy of historic masterpieces.
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Quito
Ecuador
America
Records May Be Shattered In AAU Meet
Minneapolis reports a rain soaked national collegiate meet where Norwood Ewell and Ed Dugger led a burst of records. Georgetown’s Al Blazis set new NCAA and American shot put marks while Fred Walcott and Clyde Jeffrey failed to defend titles. The USC Trojans dominated with 44 points as Stanford and California trailed.
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Minneapolis
Minn
U.P
Fresno
Calif
Minnesota
Fred Walcott
Rice
Lou Zamperini
Southern California
Stanford
Clyde Jeffrey
Norwood Ewell
Penn State
Ed Dugger
Tufts
Walcott
Ken Dills
John Wilson
Trojans
California
Ewell
Jeffrey
Jame
Dugger
Rice Institute
Seattle Moves Ahead in Coast League Race
The Seattle Rainiers widened their Pacific Coast League lead to five and a half games by winning seven of eight from the Sacramento Solons. Seattle swept a doubleheader, 5–2 and 10–3, as Hal Turpin earned his 13th win and Bill Walker survived 13 Solons hits. San Francisco split with Hollywood, dropping the first game 6–1 before winning 10–1 in the nightcap. Los Angeles swept Oakland in a 4–3 set, and Portland lost twice to San Diego to drop four games in the series.
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United Press
Seattle Rainiers
Sacramento Solons
San Francisco
Seals
Injuns
Suds
Hal Turpin
Norbert Kleinke
Kleinke
Seattle
Bill Walker
Hollywood
Freiland Fernandez
Seal
Yakima
Harvey Storey
Don Trower
Storey
Ed Stutz
Los Angeles
Oakland
Angels
Louie Novikoff
Julio Bonetti
Acorns
Ralph Buxton
Oaks
George Darrow
Pete Chapman
Hugh Luby
Acorn
Portland
San Diego
Padres
Whitey Hilcher
Byron Humphries
Humphreys
Herman Pillette
Byron Speece
Forgotten Man Tony Canzoneri Steals Spotlight
Tony Canzoneri, once a champion, sat in the 12th row during a title bout introduction, lingering unseen as other ex-champs entered. The note links to a sports page tease and mentions Ted Williams with playful team commentary about the Browns and a manager's song reference.
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Tony Canzoneri
New York
White Sox
Ted Williams
Browns
Fred Haney
Hero
Chocolate Soldier
Ted
Buck's Aqueduct safari ends as race track proves wilder
New York reports Frank Buck, famed jungle hunter, is frightened at Aqueduct after遭 encountering racing dangers. He bets $6 and wins $10.50, then flees the grounds as a three year old runs wide. Buck seeks tougher ventures and dreams of the deadly daily double.
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New York
Frank Buck
Aqueduct
Belgian Congo
Sumatra
Borneo
Malay Peninsula
Buck
Stanley
Livingstone
Upper
Zambezi
Lower
Fighting Fox
Belmont
Saratoga
Santa Anita
Hialeah
Medwick Head Untouched by Pitcher Denton Reports
Cincinnati Times Star reports that Mr Medwick's head has met the highest diamond traditions and notes that claims of a dent from a pitched ball are incorrect.
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Nixson Denton
Cincinnati Times- Star
Medwick
Dodgers and Giants stir controversy and faith amid sport news
Arturo Godoy's wife prayed at a church for his return as he left for Yankee Stadium. Harry Danning is dismissed as M Graw's last. Bill Terry cites Hal Schumacher. Jack Odle drops from hero to bench at Texas Christian. Brooklyn whispers about Luke Hamlin's publicized struggles and possible comeback.
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Arturo Godoy
Yankee Stadium
Duke football to unveil major razzle dazzle next fall
The article hints at a bold new offensive look for the Duke football team next season, promising dramatic changes that will surprise even its closest supporters. It references the Louis Godoy scrap as part of a notable set of fight pictures from the era.
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Louis Godoy
Duke
Metcalfe Sets American Record for Furlong Race
Walcott improves his own American record around a turn by two tenths with a 23.1 sec 220 yard low hurdles run. Metcalfe also on record pace during the same event circuit.
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Ralph Metcalfe
Walcott
Boom in British toys as German exports decline
Withdrawal of German toys from the market boosts British toy trade. German children face fewer and smaller toys, while British children enjoy greater variety and choice. Some manufacturers report export increases of about 300 percent.
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London
Wide Open NCAA Golf Championship Promises Big Field
Manchester VT June 24 The NCAA's 43rd golf championship draws 171 players with 64 advancing after two qualifying rounds at Ekwanok. Defending teams include Stanford Yale LSU Duke Georgetown and many former finalists led by Burke of Georgetown the 1938 champion and recent Metropolitan Amateur winner.
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Manchester
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Georgetown
Johnny Burke
Ekwanok
Burke
Louisiana State University
Bert McDowell
Lee Ramsel
Des Moines
Stuart Alexander
Duke
Bill Hall
Town State
Warren Berl
Stanford
Vince D'Antoni
Tulane
Bob Babbish
University of Detroit
Rennie Kelly
Southern California
Walter Hagen, Jr
Notre Dame
Billy Cordingly
Harvard
Ed Meister
Yale
Harry Haverstick
Swarthmore
Stanley Kowal
Michigan State
Neil Croonquist
Minnesota
Wilson Flohr
Dartmouth
Louisiana State
S P Baseball Teams Tangle This Afternoon
Southern Pacific workers the Machinists and the Boilermakers meet at Municipal Park at 5 o clock to settle their baseball dispute. Vicente Alfano predicts a lop sided win for the Boilermakers while Al Hammonds forecasts victory for the Machinists. Expect plenty of aches and a lively postgame dozen laughs.
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Southern Pacific
Boilermakers
Municipal Park
Vicente Alfano
al Hammonds
Aztecas And Aces Win Ball Games
The Tucsog Aztecas defeated the Oury Park Tigers 10-3 in the city league doubleheader at Oury Park. Riverside Aces routed the Benson Bobcats 106 in the same doubleheader. Aztecas clinched the first half title with a 7-2 win over the Manhattan Athletes powered by Rudy Robles. Fred Moreno said the Aztecas seek out of town games and can be reached at El Tucsonense.
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Tucsog Aztecas
Oury Park
Bisbee-Douglas Lines rout Tucson Groves 11 to 1
The Bisbee-Douglas Lines defeated Tucson Groves 11 to 1 while preparing for a game with the Phoenix Thunderbirds in Phoenix. Bud Grainger led with three hits in as many trips, and Bill Callahan hit a circuit-clout for the winners.
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Bisbee-Douglas
Phoenix Thunderbirds
Capital
Tucson Groves
Bud Grainger
Bill Callahan
Old Monterey Customs House Built Under Three Nations
The Monterey California customs house was erected under the successive rule of Spain, Mexico and the United States reflecting the region’s colonial transitions across three nations.
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Monterey
Calif
Spain
Mexico
United States
Last Game Of Double Header Is Rained Out
The Tucson Cowboys trail the El Paso Texans by a game in the Arizona Texas league race after a rainout of the second game of a twin bill. Bisbee defeated Tucson 5 1 in the opener as Frank Totaro held the Cowboys to two hits. Tucson won the Saturday game 7 2 behind Gene Stapenhorst, while two nightcap games were halted in the first delay. The Cowboys release Doc La Fevers and sign Jim Scott before a road swing to close the first half.
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Scott
Jim Scott
White Sox
Sioux Falls
Columbia
South Atlantic
Cowboys
Bob Tucker
George Burpo
Pat Patterson
Burpo
Yankees
Burman Bare
Tucson
Frank Lane
Cincinnati
Charley Graham
San Francisco
Graham
Seals
al Lawrence
Doug Smith
Patterson
Ken Keltner
Ray Mack
Jim Tabor
Sox
Ted Williams
Doc Cramer
Mack
Williams
Detroit
Tigers
New York Yankees
Buck Newsom
McCarthy
Rudy York
Homer
Tucson Cowboys
el Paso Texans
el Paso
Bisbee Bees
Albuquerque
Cardinals
Bees
Frank Totaro
Leo Gilmore
Tom Monk
Gilmore
Monk
Gene Stapenhorst
Red Adams
Bisbee
Doc LaFevers
Abrhoa Maree
DeGomez
Varrelman
Etnceares
Wittig
Tucker
Clements
Sparacino
Pong
Stapenhorst
Maddern
Bare
Case
Hardin
Tortaro
Hills and Applehans
Sports items recall landmark race and baseball upset
AP notes anniversaries in sports: T B Martins Cravat won the $25,250 Brooklyn Handicap tying Aqueduct's track record for a mile and an eighth. Also mentioned are the 1922 Cubs defeating the Giants 10-5 to lead the NL, and MacDonald Smith’s 66 on day one of the British Open at Muirfield.
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T. B. Martin
Darker Skunks Whiter in Record Says Biologist
U S Biological Survey agent Dykstra at Massachusetts State College notes the blacker the skunk the whiter his record. Skunks with broad white stripes disturb roasting chickens more than nearly black individuals in Amherst Massachusetts.
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Amherst
Mass
W. W. Dykstra
U. S. Biological Survey
Massachusetts State College
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Henry McLemore
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