National League Results and Standings Summary
National League results from yesterday show Louis 7 over Chicago 2 and Cincinnati 1 over Pittsburgh 3 while New York and Boston split 4 to 1. Standings list New York, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, and others with varying win totals. upcoming schedule includes Philadelphia at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh with games at night.
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Tulsa Hurler Berry Delivers No Hit No Run Masterpiece
Tulsa pitcher Joe Berry, the league’s leader with 16 wins, fires a no hit no run gem versus Oklahoma City Indians, fanning eight and walking one. Fort Worth sweeps Dallas, Beaumont edges Houston, Rebels drop another twin bill, and San Antonio ties Shreveport in a long day of Texas League action.
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Aggies' Norton predicts wartime football slower growth
College Station Texas August 1 Homer Norton Texas A and M generalissimo expects wartime football to be less about championships and more a diversion for fans service men with 50 cent tickets may lower gate receipts. Texas and Texas teams loom as main threats with Rice SMU and Arkansas also considered dangerous amid war-driven changes.
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Lou Boudreau Signs to Lead Indians Through 1945
Cleveland president Alva Bradley surprised the Indians by announcing a new three year contract for Lou Boudreau, age 25, to manage through 1945. Players cheered as Boudreau pledged credit to the team for their success and acknowledged the tough competition with Boston for second place despite Bob Feller’s absence. Bradley gave no salary details though expectations suggest a pay raise from the previous 25,000 a year.
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Lou Boudreau
Alva Bradley
Indians
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Boudreau
Tribe
Boston
Bob Feller
Bradley
Rebels Struggle as Dallas Team Falls to Fort Worth
Dallas Rebels in the Texas League faced 13 eligible players including manager Wally Dashiel. They extended a season worst losing streak to 21 after a doubleheader loss to Fort Worth.
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Dallas Rebels
Wally Dashiel
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Rebels
Hambletonian Day At Goshen Promises 11 Three-Year-Olds
Goshen New York hosts the Hambletonian with 11 three year olds racing for a purse near 39 thousand dollars. Colby Hanover leads entries after a 2 03 season mark as owners pay 500 dollars each for the two out of three one mile heats set to begin at 2 P M with a winner prize of about 20 thousand dollars.
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N. Y
Colby Hanover
Prayer Brandished In Wartime Vigil Inspires Air Wardens
Air Force Captain Bob Jones recalls a Atlanta era prayer that impressed him while serving as an air raid warden. In Alpharetta a farmer prayed, Our Father guide us and bless us as we gather here to learn how to defend ourselves and our people, and, I hope, for no other purpose. Jones notes the phrase and its possible sting for selfish or political motives.
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Bobby Jones
U. S. Air Force
Mitchel Field
Atlanta
Bob Jones
Mann Eyes Back-to-Back Title At Western Amateur
Mrs. Russell Mann of Omaha led 16 players into the second round of the Women’s Western Amateur Golf championship aiming to become the fifth two-time winner and the seventh to claim three titles. She beat Betty Jane Haemerle 2 and 1 as pre-tournament favorites Betty James and Dorothy Kirby advanced, with James defeating Rena Nelson 3 and 2.
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Russell Mann
Omaha
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O. S. Hill
Kansas City
Betty Jane Haemerle
St. Louis
Betty James
San Antonio
Tex
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Miss Jameson
Rena Nelson
Pacific Coast conference limits 1942 football squads to 28
Pacific Coast conference universities agree to cap 1942 game squads at 28 unless teams are within 50 miles. Surveys show travel squads average 25 to 30, with some as high as 45. Other wartime measures include unrestricted scouting and a relief fund game.
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Army and Navy Relief Fund
Red Goodwin Wings Back From High School Glory
Former 1935 championship high school center J. W. Red Goodwin, now an air corps lieutenant and Foster Field instructor in Victoria Texas, is shown pinning wings on the uniforms of his latest graduating class. The photo arrived at the Globe office.
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Tex
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Vic Dellicurti Draws With Artie Dorrell in Eight-Round Fight
Vic Dellicurti of New York battled Artie Dorrell of Tyler Texas to a draw in an eight round boxing contest last night. The report notes the bout and mentions a separate feature on Soviet styles in women’s dresses in South Africa.
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Vic Dellicurti
Artie Dorrell
Tyler
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South Africa
Softball game tomorrow sparks local guard versus Glider School
Mauled twice by Glider School softballers, the Texas Defense Guard Company C challenges the visitors for a third contest at 7 PM tomorrow at Shearer Field near the Glider School airport. Co-Captains Red Gordon and Paul Pacey lead the guards. meet at 6:15 PM at the Company C Armory across from the high school with spectators invited.
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Shearer Field
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Milburn Leard Leads Junior City Golf Debut
Milburn Leard, 18, opened with an 81 on Muny links as 24 juniors began match play in the Junior City Golf Championship. First round matches set include Leard facing Royce Moore, with other pairings like Wilburn Prince against Norman Higgins and Paul Miller against Dick Sikes.
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Ross Rogers
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Royce Moore
Wilburn Prince
Norman Higgins
Paul Miller
Dick Sikes
Charles
Colorado Golf Championship Sparks Hot Rivalry
In Denver at the Denver Country Club the Colorado amateur championship narrows to a duel between star Pat Abbott and John Kraft. Both hold major titles and promise a climactic 36 hole showdown as second round action continues.
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