Roundup highlights from 13 July sports pages
New York reports Pittsburgh in line for an NBA lightweight title bout Sammy Angott versus Paul Junior. Buck Newsi licked Washington for his 13th win. Various notes cover Patty Berg turning pro, Dizzy Dean's standing in Texas league, and other scattered sports snippets with a mix of boxing, tennis, golf and baseball updates.
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New York
Gowash
Pittsburgh
Sammy Angott
Paul Junior
Buck Newsii
Washington
Arturo Godoy
Patty Berg
Dizzy Dean
Sagne
Softball Standings From Local League Show Mixed Results
Standings list multiple games with teams such as United Food Plaza and Virginia Woolen posting various scores. Forfeits noted against Jr. Board. Several matchups split results including Icebergs vs Virginia Woolen and Miller & Anderson against Joe's.
Famous Horseman Kilmer Dies at 71 in Maryland
Willis Sharpe Kilmer, owner of Sun Beau and Court Manor near New Market, dies of pneumonia. A noted breeder and sportsman since 1918, Kilmer trained famous horses including Sun Briar and Exterminator. He received a New York Turf Writers plaque in 1939 for advancing horse breeding.
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Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Sun Beau
Seabshull
Kilmer
Sun Briar
Pompey
Sun Edwin
Firethorn
New York Turf Writers’ Association
Softball slate for next week in Winchester league
The Winchester softball league releases a two division schedule for next week. On July 15 Virginia Wolen faces Dr. Pepper on diamond one while United Food meets Junior Board on diamond two. July 17 Plaza plays Icebergs on diamond one and Dr. Pepper takes on United Food on diamond two. July 16 O Sull ivan challenges M A on diamond three and Joe s meets Nat l Fruit on diamond one. July 18 O Sullivan faces Joe s on diamond three and Nat l Fruit vs M A on diamond one.
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Ceeues
United Food
Virginia Wolen
Dr. Pepper
Junior Board
Plaza
Icebergs
O’sullivan
Joe's
Nat'l Fruit
Joe’s
Help Select All Stars For College All American Team
Five of intercollegiate football's greatest centers are highlighted as their names go on ballots to form the College All American team. The poll opens today ahead of a national game against the Green Bay Packers at Soldiers Field in Chicago on August 29.
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Frederick County
Blacksburg
Pingley
Winchester Gun Club
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Eugene Branch
Winchester
Iss Ruth Cuthbert
Tony Renner
Green Bay Packers
Soldiers’ Field
Chicago
Ill
United States
Soldiers’ Feld
Middle West
East
South
Far West
Tribune
Collegians
All Stars
Chicago Bears
All -Stars
Detroit
Green Bay
Readers Pick College All Stars To Face Packers
Chicago readers vote to select the starting College All Stars to meet the Green Bay Packers at Soldiers Field on August 29. Polls run until July 23 with balloting through postcards letters or petitions. top vote getters at each position form the starting eleven.
Yesterday's Stars: Feller Cubs Phillies shine in wins
Bobby Feller of the Indians pitched a one hitter as Cleveland beat the Athletics 1-0 in a night game. Vern Olsen of the Cubs allowed only five hits to shut out the Boston Bees 2-0. Art Mahan of the Phillies delivered a bases loaded single in the fifth for a 6-3 win over the Pirates.
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Associated Press
Bobby Feller
Indians
Athletics
Vern. Olsen
Cubs
Boston Bees
Art Mahan
Phillies
Phils
Pirates
Fighters Collide Across Cities in Notable Card Upsets
Fights last night featured Chicago's Willie Joyce knocking out Jorge Morelia of Monterey Mexico at 133 1 2 pounds. Hollywood's Tommy Martin stopped Junior Mursell in London at 179 pounds. Red Burman halted Billy Mickel in Charlotte at 197, both bouts ending quickly in the early rounds.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Willie Joyce
Jorge Morelia
Monterey
Mexico
Hollywood
Tommy Martin
London
Junior Mursell
Oklahoma City
Charlotte
N. C
Red Burman
New York
Billy Mickel
Atlanta
Answers to Today's Quiz From Page Four
The page lists ten quiz answers including a seal dyed rabbit and Laura Krey. It mentions a popular subscription and government appropriation at 110,000 with a date in April. Lake Ontario is named and the copy ends with 1899 to 1902. A bus boy is noted and the term Glorious appears.
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Laura Krey
Lake Ontario
Rainy Results Highlight Open Baseball Week
Yesterday games in Detroit Washington Chicago Boston Cleveland Philadelphia all delayed by rain. Standings show Cleveland 46 29 .613 Boston 42 31 .575 New York 38 34 .528 Chicago 32 38 .457 St Louis 30 30 . .423 Washington 31 46 .403 Philadelphia 29 46 .397 Today’s schedule lists probable pitchers for each matchup across St Louis New York Chicago Boston Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Washington.
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Washington
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
W. Il
Bildilli
Kennedy
Chandler
Pearson
Knott
Lee
Wilson
Gatehouse
Smith
Baseball Standings and Matchups From The Week
Chicago edged Boston 2 to 0 while rain halted Brooklyn at Cincinnati and New York at St. Louis remained unscheduled. Standings show Cincinnati 47 23 .671, Brooklyn 45 22 .652, New York 41 28 .594, Chicago 40 38 .513, Pittsburgh 29 39 .426, St Louis 42 .887, Boston 0 0 0, Philadelphia 24 .458 .348. Upcoming games feature Hubbell and Schumacher for New York at Warneke and Cooper, Brooklyn at Derringer and Thompson, Boston at Salvo and Mooty, Philadelphia at Higbe and Heintzelman.
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L. Pet
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Secess
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Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Hubbell
Schumacher
Warneke
Cooper
Carleton
Davis
Derringer
Thompson
Salvo
Mooty
Higbe
Heintzelman
Fancy Field of Fast Fillies in Lassie Stakes at Arlington
A $28,000 Lassie Stake at Arlington Park gathers eight two year old fillies for the juvenile turf championship. Leader Misty Isle carries 117 pounds and tops the field, with Silvestra and Unquote also 117. Other bidders include Traffic Court Moja Valdiia Myth Blue Delight and Tidy Whisk.
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Arlington Park
J. E. Widener
Misty Isle
Hyde Park
Herbert M. Woolf
Silvestra
C. V. Whitney
C. Putnam
Valdiia Farm
Valdiia
Mrs. John A. Marsh
R. A. Coward
Private Business Too Strenuous for Police Detective
Salisbury Maryland July 13 Detective Patroman A C Hubert received a year’s leave of absence to run a large city garage. On the first day he worked from 7 a m to 1 a m the next day and returned to the force a day later. He said private business was too strenuous.
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Salisbury
Patroman A. C. Hubbert
Bear cage becomes jail cell in Frankfort police HQ
In Frankfort Indiana the bear cage from a park has been moved to the basement of the new police headquarters. It is refurbished and used as a cell for prisoners.
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Frankfort
Ind
Brain
Frankort Park
No Substitute For Speed In Majors
In three major league games last night fast starters dominated. Bob Feller blanked the Athletics 1 0 with 13 strikeouts in a one hitter, Hugh Mulcahy beat the Pirates 6 3 as the Phillies muster seven hits, and Vern Olsen limited the Bees to two runs in a 2 0 Cubs victory. All other games were rained out.
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Bobby Feller
Pateha
Athletics
Phils
Hugh Mulcahy
Feller
Pirates
Cubs
Vern Olsen
Portsider
Boston Bees
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Phillie
Mulcahy
Art Mahan
Olsen
Bees
Bill Posedel
Vera
Bobby Mattick
NRA claims revolver models from 1848 to about 1860
The National Rifle Association notes this revolver was first produced in 1848 and manufactured until around 1860, with two distinct models in that period.
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The
National Rifle Association
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