Hope Golf Benefit in Dallas Pairs Hope Hogan for War Aid
Bob Hope teams with Ben Hogan in a Dallas charity golf match against Ed Dudley and Jack Munger to raise funds for the Red Cross Motor Corps. Gate receipts near 10000 dollars aim to push Dallas golf's war contribution toward five million. Hope plans a war bond sale and another event in Fort Worth is noted.
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Dallas
Bob Hope
Hope
Ben Hogan
Ed Dudley
National Pga
Jack Munger
Red Cross Motor Corps
Allas Golf
Fort Worth
Hogan
Dudley
Widow seeks home work or cooking job in city
A widow near middle age offers to work as a cook or housekeeper. She states good health with a health card, clean habits, and no bad habits. She is unincumbered and willing to relocate, living at 218 1 2 Taylor Street, Room 20, and prefers to work for a working couple or bachelor.
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Taylor Street
Taylor
Reward Notices for Pets Lost and Personal Items
Public classifieds list rewards for a three month old Boston bull puppy and a ten year old English bulldog missing near Ridgemere Addition and a tire lost with a Chevrolet wheel. Also offers rewards for a lost coin purse near Ellwood Park or Walgreen Drug and a white purse with money. A load of kindling wood and Nash sedan keys lost with contact details provided.
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Tack
Ridgemere Addition
Johnny and
Jimmy Stover
Concho Street
P. O. Box
Amarillo
Ellwood Park
Walgreen Drug
Cy Young Pitched 22 Years to 511 Wins in Baseball History
The article recalls Cy Young’s 511 major league victories over a 22 year career ending in 1911 at age 44. It notes his no hit feats in both leagues, iron man endurance, and pivotal role in early American League history with Cleveland Boston and St Louis. Young’s record shows 874 games pitched, 2832 strikeouts, and a lifetime .619 average.
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Denton
Denton T. Young
Young
Ohio
Tiny Bonham
Cleveland
St. Louis Nationals
Boston Red Sox
Rube Waddell
Philadelphia Athletics
Red Sox
McKeesport
Canton
Cy Young
Davis Hawley
The
Spiders
Hawley
Cap Anson
White Stockings
Chicago
Greenland
Philadelphia
Denton Tecumesh
Boston
Lou Criger
Baltimore Orioles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Nationals
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Denton Tecumseh Young
Cardinals and Yanks Favored
NEW YORK. April 21. The major leagues open their second wartime season with many stars missing due to transport limits and manpower cuts. Sixteen clubs aim to complete the 154 game schedule leading to October’s World Series despite uncertainties.
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New York
Paul V. McNutt
Selective Service
Kene
Probable starting pitchers listed for today’s MLB games
National League matchups include New York Lehrman versus Brooklyn Head and Philadelphia Podgamy against Boston Janery. Pittsburgh Sewell faces Chicago Derringer, St Louis Cooper or White against Vander Meer, with later St. Louis at Cincinnati. American League games feature Chicago Dietrich at St. Louis Hollingsworth, Detroit Bridges or Trucks at Cleveland Bugby, Washington Wynn at New York Bonham, and Boston Hughson at Philadelphia Wolff.
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New York
Lehrman
Brooklyn
Head
Philadelphia
Podgamy
Boston
Janery
Pittsburgh
Sewell
Chicago
Derringer
St. Louis
Cooper
White
Cincinnati
Vander Meer
Dietrich
Hollingsworth
Detroit
Bridges
Trucks
Cleveland
Bugby
Washington
Wynn
Bonham
Hughson
Wolff
Baseball Opens War Time Season As Fans Hope For Banner Gate Receipts
Wartime sentiment fuels early 1943 baseball predictions as owners expect strong crowds despite star losses. Mc Nutt forecasts a lasting game while selective service notes possible veteran drafts. National League opens with New York at Brooklyn and other matchups. Senators beat Athletics 7 5 as Yankees face New York foes in the debut.
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M. Landis
McNutt
Pearl Harbor
Joe DiMaggio
Ted Williams
Terry Moore
Teddy Lyons
Red Ruffing
Pete Reiser
Phil Rizzuto
Johnny Beazley
Pee Wee Reese
Enos Slaughter
Dom DiMaggio
Johnny Pesky
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Nats
Yankee Stadium
New Yorkers
White Sox
Detroit
Cleveland
Dodgers
Yankees
Cardinals
Browns
Indians
Betty Jameson Heads To Mexico City For 14th Open Tourney
Chicago April 21 Betty Jameson the noted woman golfer has gone to Mexico City to work but will defend her golf titles this summer. She won last year’s Women’s Western Open and Amateur titles and will compete in the 14th Annual Open Tourney from June 28 to July 2. She had been working in Chicago since last summer before accepting a position in Mexico City.
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Chicago
Betty Jameson
Mexico City
Miss Jameson
Western Golf Association
San Antonio
Slugger White Wins Shot at Henry Armstrong in LA
Luther Slugger White from Baltimore earned a bout with Henry Armstrong after a dominating victory at the Olympic Stadium in Los Angeles. White moved to a likely Wrigley Field title match next month by riding a relentless offense against John Thomas, a top Los Angeles boxer.
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Los Angeles
Baltimore
Luther
Slugger
McCarthy and Senators Face Dark Horse Start Of Season
Washington leaders call the Senators a possible dark horse as they beat the Athletics 7 to 5 in Griffith Stadium to open the 1943 season. Ossie Bluege secures a successful managerial debut amid war era enthusiasm.
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Washington
U.P
Yankee
Joe McCarthy
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Ossie Bluege
Umpire Harry Geisel Retires After 27 Years
In Indianapolis on April 21, 53 year old Harry Geisel retired as an American League umpire. It was his first opening day without him in 27 years, ending a long career known for his tall frame and grey hair as he leaves the major league game.
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Claire
Flying Tigers
Chennault
Walcott P. Hayes
Scott Field
Raymond F. Gadsby
Iowa Navy
Italy
Harlingen
Texas
Army Gunnery School
C. B
Babe” Caldwell
Bill Lacyk
Bob Prichard
John Clements
Southern Methodist U
Chicago
Navy Pier
Indianapolis
Ind
Harry Geisel
Geisel
Pep Offered 30000 For May Title Defense In Boston
Willie Pep featherweight champion has been offered 30 000 or 50 percent of gate to defend his title in a 15 round outdoor bout on May 20 in Boston. He may face Jackie Callura or Sal Bartolo. The offer was sent to manager Lou Viscusi.
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Boston
U.P
Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
New York Boxing Commission
Boston Boxing Association
Lou Viscusi
Pep
Jackie Callura
Hamilton
Ont
Sal Bartolo
Kidd Rules Beaumon t Schoolboys Ineligible
Beaumon t high school football players Jimmy Johnson and Charles Wright are ruled ineligible for next season for participation in a post season all star game in Orange last December. Texas Interscholastic League athletic director R. J. Kidd says the rule prohibits post season game participation.
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Orange
Jimmy Johnson
Charles Wright
R. J. Kidd
Texas Interscholastic League
Johnson
Wright
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