Cowboys Beat Texans 10-5 In Final Series Game
El Paso clung to league lead as Tucson roared back to win 10-5 behind early strikes on Tom Monk. Gilmore earned the win for Tucson while Monk was tagged with the defeat as Tucson and El Paso traded blows in a back and forth finish.
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Marble and Arnold Capture National Women’s Doubles in Cincinnati
Alice Marble and Mary Arnold of Los Angeles won the national clay courts women's doubles championship at the Cincinnati Tennis Club after beating Helen Bernard of New York and Gracya Wheeler of Los Angeles 6-3 6-4. Marble also defeated Arnold 6-2 6-1 in the singles quarterfinals of the Tri-State meet.
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Los Angeles
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New York
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War toy restriction urged by Pittsburgh toy designer
Anne Farrell, a toy designer based in Pittsburgh, urges keeping war themed toys away from young children. She just returned from Sweden where she was invited to design playthings for experimental education.
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Sweden
First Hurdle Trip Foreshadows 110 Meter Trials
Nearly 300 track stars gathered for the National AAU championships in Fresno as Ed Dugger Tufts Fred Walcott Rice Institute and Joe Batiste Tucson fell on the first hurdle during practice for the 110 meter event. The meet opens amid fast track hopes and a new Fresno State timer capable of 1 100th second readings.
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Tufts College
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Ariz
Fresno State Physics Department
AAU
Fresno meet showcases Olympic hopefuls at state college track
The national AAU track and field meet drew 226 athletes and 11 relays at Fresno State with veterans like Cunningham Lash Venske and Peacock defending titles while rising stars from Penn State Stanford UCLA and California vie for Olympic spots. Zamperini withdrew on doctor’s orders and the 1500 meter race looms as the main event.
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Wayne
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Princeton
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Wisconsin
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Fred Wolcott
Rice Institute
Zaharias Favorite To Capture Western Open Crown
Babe Didrickson Zaharias of Los Angeles dominates the women's western open as quarterfinals begin. She defeated Mrs J A Ochiltree 8 and 6 after a 72 three under par round. Zaharias meets Georgia Tainter next, while Helen Dettweiler faces Dorothy Foster in the other bracket. Beatrice Barrett remains a threat after a 6 and 4 win over Mrs F W Zimmerman.
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Fargo
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Victor
Hayes Dansingburg
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Minn
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Dorothy Foster
Springfield
Ill
Kay Pearson
Houston
Tex
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Minneapolis
Janet Smith
Rockford, Ill
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Sheboygan
Parker Faces Van Horn As Tourney Opens
SEWICKLEY PA June 28 A grass court clash opens the Davis cup edition of the 51 year old east west tennis championship with Frankie Parker of New Jersey the No 2 American facing Wesby Van Horn of California. Gardnar Mulloy meets Frank Kovacs in the second singles and Van Horn with Jack Kramer oppose Mulloy and Hank Prusoff in doubles.
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Dark Horse
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Hank Prusoff
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Elwood Cook
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Archie Henderson
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Charles Hare
Valerie Scott
Helen Bernhard
New York
Eddie Alloo
Pate
Sam Hardy
U. S
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del Monte
Cailif
Bisbee Girls Sweep Softball Doubleheader at Eagle Field
In Bisbee two girls teams defeated Tucson rivals as the Southern Arizona Auto Company beat the Daniels Jewels 5-1 and Vinson Drug edged El Centro 10-8. Tonight Eagle Field hosts three City league games: Pima Highway vs Porters, Time Market vs Quality Feed and Fuel, Latin-Americans vs United Sash and Door.
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Porters
United Sash and Door
India Replaces France in Flaxseed Trade to America
India has assumed the role of supplier to the United States, taking over France as the primary origin of flaxseed shipped for American markets. The shift reflects evolving international trade routes and supply chains affecting grain and oilseed flows.
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France
America
Coscarart Seizes Second Base Crown For Dodgers
Pete Coscarart, Brooklyn’s sophomore second baseman, dethrones Billy Herman as the National League’s top at the position. He starred at Ebbets Field, making seven chances with six assists and belting a go ahead double in a 5-4 Dodgers win over the Cubs. The victory trimmed the Dodgers’ deficit to a half game behind the idle Reds.
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Brooklyn
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Reds
Hobby Classes In Church Detroit Learn Rhumba French
Detroit residents can join hobby courses in three church buildings as part of the city recreation department program. Classes cover rhumba French and other skills, offered weekly to the public.
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Detroit
U.2
Texas Tech Will Have Speedy Football Team
Civic notes report Texas Tech will field a fast 11 with seven players able to run 10 seconds or faster in big league style claims. Ed die Waitkus stars Tulsa’s Texas league slugger and John P. Carmichael comments on Cubs’ pitching and hitting woes. Exclusive: Gulfstream Park sale talks surface amid California sugar interests.
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Max Baer
Baseball stars spark wins as Giants, Tigers, Dodgers prevail
Hal Schumacher of the Giants shut out the Phillies on three hits. Charley Gehringer and Hank Greenberg hit homers for Detroit in a 2-1 victory over the Browns. Pete Coscarart’s two run double carried the Dodgers to a 5-4 win over the Cubs.
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Pie Traynor Sparks Pirates Rally Then Slump
Frankie Frisch comments on Pie Traynor's pivotal play that energized the Pirates before a late skid, as the team briefly surged to the lead and then faltered in the game. The letter from Minot, North Dakota, reflects fan reaction to the performance.
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Giants rooters chased from Brooklyn ice cream parlor
Tony Galento advisers seek Jack Kearns as a second against Baer. Detroit capitulation leaves Yawkey and Barrow opposing night baseball in the American League. True Story notes a New York tennis team visiting Brooklyn and ending at an ice cream shop with Giants chatter and a sharp shopkeeper warning them to leave.
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Tony
Baer
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Tom Yawkey
Ed Barrow
New York
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Giants
Stormy clash drives off customer in tense confrontation
A heated exchange ends with a storming exit and the statement I don't want your business. No further details about people or place are provided in the fragment.
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