DICKEYS YANKS GAINING GROUND ON LEADING SOX
Yankees skipper Dickey earns praise on western trip as New York gains on Boston with seven wins in 10 starts. Bevens rises as No.3 pitcher behind Chandler while Red Ruffing stays unbeaten. Boston and Chicago results noted as NL and AL details evolve.
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Jack Hand
Bill Dickey
New York Yankee
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
Robert Feller
Larry MacPhail
Swank
Fifth Avenue
Jos Cronin
Dickey
Johnny Lindell
Nick Etten
George Stirnweiss
Aaron Robinson
Gus Niarhos
Floyd
Bill) Bevens
Spud Chandler
Red Ruffing
Bevens
Midwest
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Coul
Washington
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Ed Wright
Boston Braves
Philadelphia
Santa Anita Bids For Rich Purses
Los Angeles June 25 WUP Santa Anita race track won tentative state horse racing board approval for a winter meeting purse of 700000 across 12 stakes none under 50000 The Derby and Handicap will be 100000 with the Handicap winner guaranteed 100000 Board required overnight purses to rise proportionately Also the board refused to lift a six month suspension on trainer Roy Selden and kept others under scrutiny with hearings set and dates pending final action on several cases and applications for 1947 racing dates received but not acted upon July 26 set for the next meeting.
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Los Angeles
WUP
Santa Anita Race Track
State Horse Racing Board
Roy Selden
Santa Anita
Herschel Allen
Jack Teylor
Red Bear
Bay Meadows
L. E. McGee
Taylor
Mayer Horses Lead at Hollywood Park Showdown
In Inglewood California Louis B Mayer leads Hollywood Park owners with a three to one advantage over rivals as jockey Jackie Westrope tops the riders. Mayer posted 13 wins totaling 128260 dollars after Stepfather and Honeymoon each claimed 25000 dollar stakes last week. A Hirschberg trails with six wins and 44950 dollars. Westrope, once suspended for life, rode 30 winners with 19 seconds and 22 thirds in 147 mounts at the meeting since August 18 last year.
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Inglewood
Calif
U.P
Louis B. Mayer
Hollywood Park
Jackie Westrope
Mayer
Stepfather
Honeymoon
A. Hirschberg
Occupy
Canina
Pirates Rally Past Sluggers 16-15 in Eight
The Pirates scored five runs in the sixth and seven in the seventh to erase a 13-3 deficit and beat the Carrillo Sluggers 16-15 in eight innings at Eagle Field. Frank Sanchez hit a two run homer for the Sluggers in the sixth.
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Pirates
Carrillo
Eaglefield
Frank Sanchez
Knotty Problems By J F McKALE Catch interference grants first base
In a foul fly caught by the first baseman the catcher’s glove touched the bat, dead ball rules award the batter first base with no time charged and the catcher charged with an error. A foul ball rolling into fair ground by third base remains fair once touched in fair territory.
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J. F. McKale
Cleon Knapp
Chuck Hollinger
Legion City
Scholarship Wins Empire City Race
Empire City hosted racing on the Jamaica strip drawing 23 356 fans who wagered 1 889 915 on seven races. Scholarship, a four year old, won the Fleetwing handicap in 1 10 2 5 beating Flood Town by a length and paid 25 90 for 2. Polynesian faded to third under a heavy 132 pound impost.
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Associated Press
New York
Empire City
Jamaica
George G. Gilbert, Jr
Scholarship
Edward Lasker
Flood Town
P. A. B. Widener
Suffolk Downs
Arlington Park
Delaware Park
New England
E. B. Rollin
New Room
North Square
Aady
Fighting Frank
Arlington
Pep Well
Warren Wright
Calumet Farm
Charles C. Jones
Poolesville
Belmont
Aqueduct
Patten urges one strong team for state tourney
Parque Patten of Mutual Life meets at Corbett Lumber offices to press that only one Tucson semi pro unit go to Mesa starting July 11. He notes pitching limits rule out multiple teams and says his club faces Mesa in the opening round while Azteca Warriors also enter. Plans may reschedule Legion tournament games with Peterson Post of Long Beach for this Friday through Sunday.
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Parque Patten
Mutual Life
Mesa
Corbett Lumber Company
Patten
Tucson
Azteca Warriors
Legion
Peterson Post
Long Beach
Christopher Leads PCL Batting Pace Quietly
Los Angeles outfielder A R Lloyd Christopher kept a strong pace with seven hits in seven games last week as his season batting average rose to .338 through last Friday. Higgins Rickard of Hollywood hovered near at .335 while Leo Moriarity reported the figures.
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Los Angeles
A.R
Lloyd Christopher
Leo Moriarity
Christopher
Cully Rickard
Hollywood
Mexican track team heads to AAU meet in San Antonio
A 21 member Mexican track and field squad left by train for San Antonio Texas to compete in the national AAU meet opening Friday. President Manuel Avila Camacho bought tickets for the squad and coaches to make the trip possible. The team is an all star group from throughout Mexico.
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Mexico City
San Antonio
Texas
Manuel Avila Camacho
Mexico
Women Grapplers On Armory Card In City Event
Women wrestlers headline two of three matches on the Armory card. Main event features Jesse James of Houston versus Carlos Ortiz of Tampico. Semifinal pits June Byers against Nell Stewart with preliminary Mattie Bell versus Helen Hild. Weigh-ins list Byers 143 and Stewart 135. Bell 133 and Hild 123. James 108 and Ortiz 200.
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Rage
Old Pueblo
Armory
Jesse James
Houston
Tex
Grappler
Carlos Ortiz
Tampico
Mexico
June Byers
Estes Park
Cole
Mae Young
Nell Stewart
Abilene
Ann Miller
Americans Win At Wimbledon Opens Strong For Americans
Americans dominated the opening rounds at Wimbledon on day two led by Californians. Jack Kramer and Tom Brown won their doubles match 6-0 6-1 6-2 over Baker and Miles. Katherine Winthrop and Pat Canning Todd won their first round singles matches, while Bill Robertson beat Al Van Meegeren 6-4 5-7 6-2 6-2.
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Wimbledon
Eng
U.P
Wimbledon Stadium
Jack Kramer
Los Angeles
Tom Brown
San Francisco
FR. W. Baker
Australia
T. R. Miles
Britain
Katherine Winthrop
South Hamilton
Mass
United States
Pat Canning Todd
Lafayette
Calif
Massachusetts
N. K. Maingay
Todd
Falkenburgs Win In NCAA Tourney
Chicago June 25. UCLA standout Bob Falkenburg of Southern California leads 21 players into the third round at Northwestern in the national collegiate tennis tournament. He advanced by beating Macken of William and Mary by default and defeated Bob Norman Northwestern 6-2 6-0. Other results include Tom Falkenburg USC beating Southworth Pittsburgh 3-6 6-4 6-1 Bernard Artheen William and Mary losing to John Shea 6-4 2-6 6-4 and Sam Match Rice defeating Bob Rutledge Stanford 6-2 6-2.
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Chicago
Bob Falkenburg
University of Southern California
Northwestern University
Falkenburg
Brenden Macken
William and Mary
Bob Norman
Northwestern
Tom Falkenburg
Southern California
John Southworth
Pittsburgh
John Shea
Bernard Artheen
Sam Match
Rice
Bob Rutledge
Stanford
Don Signs College Gridiron Players for Los Angeles Dons
Los Angeles June 25. Tom P Hughes Purdue tackle 235 pounds and Jacweir Jack Breslin MSU halfback 1980 pounds have signed with the Los Angeles Dons of the All America football conference per Coach Dud DeGroot. Fullback Bill Joslyn V-12 Marine student with UC is expected back from Japan to join the Dons this season. A 70-man squad is slated to report August 3 at Ventura junior college for practice.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Tom P
Irish) Hughes
Purdue
Jacweir
Jack) Breslin
Michigan State
Los Angeles Dong
Dud DeGroot
Bill Joslyn
University of California
Japan
Dons
Ventura Junior College
DeGroot
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs
The page lists a dense lineup of radio and entertainment slots for the evening and following morning, featuring anchors, hosts, and performances. Notable names include Romberg, Harry Clark, Tex Rangers, and Lorenzo Jones, with multiple time blocks and program titles across the ABS KTUC KVOA stations.
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KVOA
Harry Clark
Dawn Patrol
ABS
Howard Pyle
Dick Hall
Fred Waring
Texas Rangers
David Heras
Kat
Smith People’s Exchange
Joseph M. Stack
Helen Trout
Margie
ABS Newsroom
Sam
Home
Graham_ Fletcher
News Casa Cugat
Guiding Light
Cler Hardy
News
Bob Gallant
Bett Crocker
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Christopher Leader
the Prudential Life Insurance Co. of America
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Benjamin van Praag
W. Alameda St
Gene Aker
GUN and Duck Club
Fio
Uncle Bert
Falkenburgs
Don
Grand Marquesones
Waringmoore Theatrer
Teg & i
Romberg
Joseph M. Stacka
Eucar
Judy Hunger
Glen Hardy
Sant Rita
Fontaine Sisters
Urimary
Spee
Newsroom
Iammary
KTUC
Ting
Ma Parkins
U.S. Weather Bureau
Hollywood Melodies
Right To Happiness
Stell
Dallas
Lorenzo_ Jones Evelywinters
Widder Brown
Portia
Kvoa Newsroom
Burton
Mary
Johnny Carr
Paul Robert Trout
Erskine Johnson
Joyce Jordan
Joe Palooka
the Town Crier Civic Service
Bill Henry
Puritaniaw
Chauncey
Ham Fishes
Wyatt
Blondie
By Chick Young
Bumstead
Jack
Major Mosele
MR. J. Martin
Cindy
MR. Martin
Dick Tracy
Themesong
T Little Girl
Norma
Tarzans
Professor Martin
Chester Gould
Honey Doll
Flatfoots
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Tarzan
Bear Ag
Little
Orphan Annie
Harold Gray
Tim
Smoky Hollow
Gerip
Donald Duck
Walt Disney
Anter
NBC Network
Robert
Schenley Laboratories
Tonight
CBS
Kiuc
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