Rees again victorious in sunlit ball game
Los Angeles June 15 The Rees beat the Tigers 6 to 1 in a temperate interlude as Gres connected on three passes while Leverenz limited the Tigers to five hits. Quinn held the southern visitors to one run through seven innings, with key plays from Sheeley Orr and Galloway. errors and fumbles marked both teams in a windy, sunlit field.
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Angels Wallop Beavers in 12 10 61 game
Portland score 12 to 6 as Los Angeles batters Ryan and Meneely supply power. Beavers scuffle behind starter Fincher, while Angels’ hitters back Jaeck Tran with timely hits and Harada relief. Errors and wild plays frame a wild Lakeside Park contest, with Magrert sidelined.
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Phillies and Cubs clash at bat in lively games
June 15 16 results show Philadelphia and Cincinnati's bats hot with Whitted Groh leading hits while Phipps homers for New York. Boston rallies past Chicago 6 2 as Cards beat Brooklyn in 12th. Washington and Detroit split. Ottawa eyes betting ban start August 1.
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WAKS SHUT OUT BY SAN FRANCS
San Francisco Seals blanked the Waks in a June 15 contest as Red Oldham limited Oaks to no runs while Seals hitters including Corban, Teche, and Asker produced early offense. Danny Murray finished, Krautz and Dret also pitched, with tense base running and defensive plays shaping the game.
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Three League Clubs Aim to Finish Season by July Fourth
Chicago reports club owners of the Three League special pennant races voted to end the season after the Fourth of July games if necessary due to the war or unfavorable weather. Presidents debated suspending after July 4. the Western Association opposed, while the Central League showed intent to proceed. Weather and war concerns cloud prospects for minor leagues.
One Armed Golfer Is A Winner In Minneapolis
Walter Noren, a one armed golfer from Minneapolis, wins praise for his 41 on a nine hole Glenwood Park course where the average score is around 50. He uses regulation clubs and a wooden club to gain distance, drives 160 to 180 yards, and plays with skill on greens, promising a strong showing in upcoming municipal meets while stressing sport as exercise and enjoyment despite permanent injury.
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Mile Runner Injured in Battle New York News
June 16 reports Major Arnold N. S. Jackson of Oxford University wounded at the French front by a burning projectile. Jackson, famed for defeating a noted quartet in a Stockholm 1500 meter race, is remembered by American athletics followers.
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Harvard Athletes Face Uncertain Intercollegiate Return Next Fall
Harvard Alumni Bulletin outlines cautious outlook for intercollegiate sports next fall. Editorial notes military training absorbs freshmen and reserves, reducing time for athletics. With many stars joining training camps and graduates away, athletic competition may hinge on postwar conditions and revived interest among undergraduates.
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Aquatic Pentathlon Debuts As Novel Water Event
NEW YORK June 16 The aquatic pentathlon is introduced for the annual A A U championships. The program includes a 50 yard breast stroke 75 yard freestyle 220 yard freestyle a rescue race and a street costume swim The last item may be dropped or replaced and Pua Kana sam K namoku led the comeback showing ease in a recent pentathlon in the islands.
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Waive Usual Fee For All Golfers At Open
June 16 New York A United States Golf Association decision waives the usual $5 entry fee for all accredited professional golfers entering the patriotic open tournament at Whitemarsh Valley Country Club Chestnut Hill Pa The event has no championship prize.
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Speed Records Expected in Chicago 25 Mile Derby
Chicago set for third annual 25 mile automobile derby as twenty racing cars start at 2 30 p m. Prizes total 2100 with 1000 going to the winner. Favorite Ralph De Palma qualified at 119 mph on the two mile track. Louis Chevrolet clocked 107 9 mph in practice, Markey 107 4 and Theuizas 117 1. OMA starter Bla syrpeisine et¢shay machine suffered yesterday's accident.
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Grand Rapids Ten-lay Race Arrangement Set
Grand Rapids will host a new ten lay race circuit as the northern terminal of an established thoroughbred running horse circuit beginning July 4 at Connell Park. About 1000 participants expected across events, with races spanning New Orleans Lexington St Louis Hot Springs Memphis Chicago and Jacksonville.
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Wheatina Ball Sparks Central League Puzzler
Springfield reports a new ball called Wheatina or steoa ball as a mutating launcher used by Litther Cummins of Fort Wa club. Cummins allegedly used and brought the ball from the Central association. The debate centers on its effect on pitching and whether it grants unfair spike to break balls beyond typical control.
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