Sports Mirror By The Associated Press
A roundup of past sports highlights notes several notable events. It recalls Harry Stuhldreher resigning as Wisconsin athletic director to pursue business, golf leaders in the 0 U.S. Open playoff call, the Yankees’ 3-2 win over Cleveland narrowing the Indians’ lead, and mentions Dr Hi L Williams as the Minnesota football pioneer who introduced the Minnesota shift.
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Stuhldreher
University of Wisconsin
Lloyd Mangrum
Vic Gheezi
Bryan Nelson
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Indians
Hi L, Williams
Minneapolician
Minnesota
Major League Results From Thursday
Brooklyn defeats St Louis 2 1 and New York wins 11 to 6 over Cincinnati. Pittsburgh beats Boston 9 to 3 while Philadelphia posts 11 to 3 over Dallas. Chicago games were 8 14 rained out, with Boston postponed due to rain.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Incinnat
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
Duiies
Chicago
Louis New York
Ae National
Cincinnati
American League
Washington
Louis Savold vs Louis fight set tonight at New York garden
The 15 round bout between Louis and Savold is moved indoors to Madison Square Garden due to rain. Weigh ins showed Louis at 211 1/4 pounds with Louis the favorite. experts predict a quick knockout within six rounds.
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B. C
Pittsburgh
Weehington
Baltimore
Jim Norr
Vincent Nardiello
Louie
Louis
Cork Street Softball Beats Braddock Street 10 to 6
Cork Street of Brad defeated Braddock Street 10 to 6 at Senseney Softball Field. Hockman pitched and went 3 for 4 with 0 runs. Garver and Aikens contributed hits. Team stats show Hockman 3b and 2b in an offensive standout game.
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Brad Held
Senseney SS
Hockman
R. Hockman
Garver
Aikens
Boyd
Snead Grabs One Stroke Lead in Open Championship
HAM Michigan Snead opens with a one stroke lead in the 51st United States Open at Lekland Hills. The field of 162 averages 78.26 strokes per round as Harper refuses to turn in his score after a 42 on the opening nine.
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Ham
Chandler Harper
P. G. A. Champion
White Sox win 15th straight on road two shy of 1916 NL mark
The Chicago White Sox beat St Louis 2-1 to stretch their road winning streak to 15, two behind the 1916 Giants record. Marv Rotblatt earned his fifth win in Washington as Floyd Baker delivered two doubles in support. The Dodgers edged the Cardinals 3-2 in St. Louis as Campanella threw out two runners at second.
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Ameri- York Yankees
Ashi Genalers
St. Louis Cardinals
Floyd Baker
Marv Rotblatt
Washington
Joe Dobson
Cox
Giants
Detroit
Cleveland
Senators
Ray Boone
Jim Hegan
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Bob Lemon
Philadelphia
St. Louis Browns
Yanks
Detroit Tigers
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Hodges
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Dodger
Roy Campanella
Joe Garagiola
Sto Garag Gro
Stan Musial
Garagiola
Campanella
Joe Preskorooki
Duke Snider
Lee Wallard Race At Williams Grove Sunday June 17
Fellow driver and fans honor Leelard of Alta Mount New York severely burned at Reading Pennsylvania as AAA big car races return to Roy Richwine's Williams Grove Speedway on Sunday June 17. Wallard is among the sport's gamest riders and has roots at the oval since 1939 with over 50 events in that span.
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Altamount
N. Y
Reading
Roy Richwine
Williams Grove Speedway
Wallard
County Oval
Twelve Colleges In Regatta Saturday
Marietta Ohio prepares for Intercollegiate Regatta with 12 colleges evaluating La Belle Riviere. Washington and California lead favorites as river flow stands above three mph and river rise expected to 22 feet by Saturday. No flood danger despite driftwood. Marietta hosts events with Pennsylvania and Syracuse crews arriving.
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Marietta
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Gridder Denies Pledge Not to Marry
NORFOLK Ted Daffer a Ten All American guard who lost his scholarship because he married denied today he had a pledge not to marry. He said I want to go
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Norfolk
Ted Daffer
All American Guard
Why the White Elephant is Venerated in Thailand
A note explains that the white elephant is revered because it is believed to house the soul of a Buddha or sacred animus. It is treated with great respect, baptized if found, and mourned at death as a revered being rather than a common animal.
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Thailand
Tennessee coach cites vow ban for players in scholarship case
Bob Neyland said Tennessee athletes must sign a pledge not to marry while holding athletic scholarships and that Daffer violated such a contract. Newland added he hoped Daffer would return and play football despite losing his scholarship.
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Tennessee
Bob Neyland
Volunteers
Daffer
Newland
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