War tax looms over college football tickets
New York June 13 report notes uncertainty as colleges finalize next fall football tickets amid tax changes. Umpiring tensions rise in St Louis as Wolves fans force paper cup refreshments. Ed Walsh unretired to play in Hartford old timers game. Art Rosenbaum cites Fritz Crisler on football coaching style.
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New York
Wolves
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Haets
Ed Walsh
Hartford
Arkansas City Manager Faces Arrest Over Offseason Hunt Incident
The article notes Ivan Upson, manager of an Arkansas City Kansas team, could be arrested for hunting out of season after a strange incident at a park where a ball struck birds and a lid dropped, killing one. It also mentions baseball figures and passing references to Dizzy Dean and Clay Bryant in context of ongoing debates.
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Ivan Upson
Arkansas City
Kans
Upson
Ken Overlin
Harry Bals
Tigers
Dick Bartell
Jack Dempsey
Cowboy Luttrell
Atlanta
Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Clay Bryant
Bryant
Baseball Notes Include Shoes and Fights and Coaches
Mrs. George Caster rallies about her husband’s slow start after traveling from California. She brought a Seabiscuit shoe to boost him. Caster then lost his next start. Arturo Godoy fights are noted to be in better trim than prior. Freddie Fitzsimmons nears 200 NL wins. Bo Charley Eagle sets Buffalo schedule for June 28 heavyweight bout. Larry Armstrong moves into summer resort business on Big Trout Lake.
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George Caster
George
California
Seabiscot
P. S
Caster
Arturo Godoy
Louis
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Bo Charley Eagle
Buffalo
Jack Dempsey
Carl Morris
Charley Murray
Larry Armstrong
U. of Minnesota
Big Trout Lake
Coffey Tops Pro-Am Prizes at Belle Haven in Alexandria
Coffey Winchester pro won second in Pro Sweeps and took third and fourth money in Pro-Am at Belle Haven Golf Club. He tied a course record with 33 on one nine and an overall 70 two under par, while Lewis Worsham set a 68 record at Mid-Atlantic match. Also reported Cumberland scholastic baseball tied for first with Allegany and LaSalle sharing the Chamber trophy. Ken Overlin defends title in Richmond Police Benefit Show in June.
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Coffey
Belle Haven Golf Club
Alexandria
Winchester
Lewis Worsham
Burning Tree Club
Cumberland
Allegany High
Fort Hill
Behin
Big Jim Gaffney
Port Hill
Allegany
LaSalle
Chamber of Commerce
Gaffney
Sentinel Nine
Calhoun
Richmond
Ken Overlin
Ben Brown
City Stadium
Overlin
Madison Square Garden
Defering
Garcia
Yesterday's Stars highlights from baseball action
Charley Keller hit a three run homer in the seventh to lift the Yankees past the Tigers 7-5. Bob Johnson and Sam Chapman homered for the Athletics in a 3-2 win over the White Sox. Ken Chase held the Browns to six hits as the Senators ended a five game skid. Whitlow Wyatt pitched nine innings of relief as the Dodgers defeated the Pirates, allowing five hits and striking out five.
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Associated Press
Charley Keller
Yankees
Tigers
Bob Johnson
Sam Chapman
Athletics
Philadelphia
White Sox
Ken Chase
Senators
Browns
Whitlow Wyatt
Dodgers
Pirates
Upperville Show Draws 600 Eateries And Hunters At Grafton Farms
Upperville hosts over six hundred entries at Grafton Farms with thoroughbred colts brood mares and hunter classes chaired by R. S. Peach. Notable entrants include Benton Stables Meander Farms and Ridgely with horses such as Sylvan Queen Battle Day Repulsion and More while champions from the Unison and Loudoun shows defend their laurels.
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Upperville
Grafton Farms
W. Plunkett Stewart
Benton Stables
Meander Farms
Kenneth Gilpin
H. Rozier Dulany, Jr
W. Lodge Bowles
Rokeby Stables
Holland Potter
Oliver D. Fill
Daddy
Carr
Bonnuit
David
George P. Greenhalgh
Palm Spring
Agent Boy
Gimico
Royal Rebel
L. M. Allen
Clifton
Storm
Ernest Redman
Peach Brothers
Mountville
Tern
Carter
E. M. Hirsh
Red Water
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Betty Couzen
Sylvan Queen
Battle Day
Frederick Warburg
Netmen Dominate Opening Round in National Finals Qualifier
Seeded players led by Midshipman Joe Hunt and Joe Davis swept opening matches in Annapolis as four singles and two doubles teams advance toward the National Finals at Haverford. Hunt and Davis posted decisive wins while other seeds pressed toward qualification in the district elimination tourney.
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Annapolis
Louis "Howestein
Ian Carvar
Virginia
Haverford
Joe Hunt
Lerner
Doyle Royal
University of Maryland
Joe Davis
Vanderbilt
Murdough Madden
George Washington
Oak Watts
Georgetown
Dave Johnson
Meyer Gilland
G. P. Mulligan
Navy
Hunt
Charles Rides
J. M. Villepique
Johnson
Buchanan
Oo Davis
Lewis Duff
Miami
Ryder Cup Team Plays For England
The American Ryder Cup team may play for Britain, a plan proposed by Gene Sarazen with 10 professionals including Lawson Little, Ed Oliver, Jimmy Demaret, Ben Hogan, and Sam Snead. Walter Hagen supports the challenge as playing captain, with Fred Corcoran seeking bids to host the match before July.
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Fritz Holen Toledo
England
Gene Sarazen
Lawson Little
Cleveland
Red Cross
Walter Hagen
Fred Corcoran
Professional Golfers Association
Corcoran
Sarazen
Little
Ed Oliver
Jimmy Demaret
Ben Hogan
Clayton Heafner
Craig Wood
Lloyd Mangrum
Jimmy Thomson
Tommy Armour
Hagen
Byron Nelson
Henry Picard
Dick Metz
Jug” McSpaden
Horton Smith
Ralph Guldahl
Vic Ghezzi
Jimmy Hines
Sam Snead
Paul Runyan
Dodgers Strengthened By Medwick And Davis In Title Chase
The Brooklyn Dodgers added Joe Medwick and Curt Davis from St. Louis for four players and cash as they stay in first place. A 5-4 win over the Pirates keeps them ahead of the Reds, who beat the Phillies 2-1, with Derringer surrendering eight hits. The series opens in Brooklyn tomorrow as Cincinnati and Philadelphia also win to tighten the pennant race.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe Medwick
Gowanus Canal
Brooklyn Trust Company
Flatbushers
Curt Davis
Dodgers
St. Louis
Medwick
Pirates
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati
Reds
Boxing Results From Last Night in Youngstown
Tony Zale of Gary Indiana stopped Baby Chocolate of Philadelphia Newark with a knockout at 157 pounds. Bobby Masters of Philadelphia outpointed Buster Hardy of Newark at 144 pounds.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Tony Zale
Gary
Ind
Philadelphia
Newark
Bobby Masters
Buster Hardy
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San Francisco Chronicle
Fritz Crisler
Michigan
Chrysler
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Loudoun St
Washington
Geo. T. Barnsley
Geo
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Fauquier
Land-O-Lakes
Melow Lip
United Food Stores
Arch McDonald
Swift
Prem Elgin Margarine
OLEO
PARD
John’s
Aeroxon
LUX Toilet
Lifebuoy
LUX Flakes
SPRY
United Food
Cash & Carry Grocery
Bailey Brothers Brown’s Meat Market
Largent’s Sanitary Cash St
Eagle’s Meat Market Fries Grocery
Harris Grocery Ore Larrick
J.S.H. Pure
Creamery
J. S. H. Brand Cottage Cheese
Berkeley Club
Judson Bailey
Philadelphia Athletics
Sicago White Sox
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Thelking Himself
the Food Energy Ring
Herold Co
Baltimore, Maryland
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Rinso
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