Sandstorm box seats go on sale next Monday
Ross Larsen, filling for in‑service Middleton, announces reserved box seats for the Sandies go on sale at Maxor Drug Store starting Monday. A six‑ticket bank costs 1.68 dollars, good for six home games, with general admission sold separately. Box seats are renewed yearly but limited and offered to prior purchasers first. The Golden Sandstorm drills start Sept. 1 with a Sept. 18 night opener at Butler Field against Childress.
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Rosy) Larsen
Globe Office
J Wayne Middleton
Sandies
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Armed Services
Larsen
Maxor Drug Store
Fisk Building
Golden Sandstorm
Howard Lynch
T. G. Hull
Butler Field
Childress
Unbeaten Army Teams To Meet In National Semi Pro Round
Fort Riley CRTC, 1941 champion, beat Wichita Cessna Bobcats 8 6 to reach the fifth round. They face Camp Wheeler Ga the only other unbeaten entry. Stillwater Boomers fall to Fort Leavenworth 6 3. Wichita Boeing Bombers advance after 10 innings over Talladega Bemists 3 2. Alabama club ends in tie for seventh.
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Kan
Fort Riley
Wichita Boeing Bombers
Talladega
Ala
Bemistons
Alabama
Cup of Cheer Brimming Over For St. Louis Fans
St Louis fans packed two night games with the Dodgers drawing 58,848 in all. After a 12 inning scoreless duel between Mort Cooper and Whit Wyatt, Durocher and Dressen were ejected. The Cardinals won 2-1 in the 14th on a close play at home as midnight approached.
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Associated Press
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Browns
Mississippi
Dodgers
Whit Wyatt
Mort Cooper
Leo Durocher
Chuck Dressen
Beaumont Margin Narrowed as Missions Face Break in Schedule
Beaumont leads San Antonio by one and a half games with two key series looming. The Exporters face the Dallas Rebels while Shreveport and Fort Worth clash, with Beaumont seeking to widen the gap in the late race. Final scores show Beaumont rallying to win 6 to 1 in the opener as Shreveport, Fort Worth, and Tulsa also post wins in a busy schedule.
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Fort Worth
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Houston
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Medicine
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Earl Caldwell
Bill Clark
Tulsa
Dallas
Maltzberger
Crompton
Creel
Wieczorek
Williamson
Jordan
Kleine
Polly
Coyote Star Out of Oil Bowl With Injury
Gene Hill, 150-pound all state back of the Wichita Falls Coyotes, is out with a broken hand for the Oil Bowl game. George Grinninger will replace Hill at end and Bill Bowman takes Hill’s backfield spot. In a separate note, the USGA reports two weekend golf tournaments raised 59871 dollars for the American Red Cross.
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Tex
Gene Hill
Coyotes
George Grinninger
Hill
Bill Bowman
Burkburnett
Navy air station to field 70 man ex-college squad
Franck and Frutig lead a 70 man ex college squad at Corpus Christi to play football this fall for the U S Naval Air Station. The tentative schedule includes Texas Rice Texas A and M and SMU games plus other service teams with Lieut Marty Karow heading the staff and former college stars in key roles.
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George Franck
Minnesota
Fd Frutig
Michigan
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Navy Flying Cadets
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Karow
U. S. Naval Academy
Navy
Tieut
Jack Gray
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Clyde V. Lee
Kilgore
Tex
Ensign Joe Sienko
Washington State
Ensign G. C. Dowell
Texas Tech
Ensign Bill Stages
Texas Aggie
Gladewater
Frutig
Aubrey Herron
Indiana
George Hubert
Ray Rogers
Northwestern
Bill Montfort
New Mexico University
Dick Tripp
Santa Clara
Bill Ellis
Bill Weichert
Sam Houston
Austin
Houston
Texas Aggies
Ellington Field
Dallas
Pensacola
Navy Fliers
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Pensacola Fliers
Standings and Results from Baseball Games
National League results show Philadelphia 6 Chicago 4 New York 1 Cincinnati 3 Boston 0 Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 1 St Louis 1 in 16 innings. Standings list New York 72 44 14, Cincinnati 60 49, Pittsburgh 58 63, Chicago 45 7, Philadelphia 35 82. American League scores Cleveland 3-1 Boston 4-5 in 11 innings. Chicago 3 New York 8-2. St Louis 8 Washington 1-3. Texas League notes Oklahoma City 0 Fort Worth 3 Beaumont 4 San Antonio 1 second game called in 7th. Fort Worth 9-60, Houston 0-0. Shreveport 1-4 Dallas 4-3.
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Aise
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TENAS
Shreveport
Houston
Tulsa
Oklishoma City
Second Round Is On in City Tennis
The City Open tennis second round progressed at Ellwood Park with Brummett McClendon winning a come from behind match over Douglas Smythe. Notable results include Bob Wheatley beating Lt. L. W. Russell 6-2 6-4 and Morrison with Lovelady advancing as favorites after 6-1 6-0 and 6-3 6-3 wins.
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Fred Gray
Hansel Turner
E. S Phillips
Howard Altman
Sidney Zukav
Brummett
B. S. McClendon
Lt. McClellan
Lt. Russell
Red Morrison
J. E. Lovelady
W. B. Burns
Lt. Phillips
Lt. Zweibel
State Junior Golf Title Flight Cut to 16 Players
In San Antonio the championship flight is trimmed to 16 players with two rounds remaining at Brackenridge. Medalist Charles Post defeated Carl Gustafson 2 up in the opening round, signaling tight matches ahead.
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U.P
Brackenridge
Charles Post
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Austin
Bears Ready for All-Star Clash Friday at Soldier Field
Chicago's renowned Bears prepare for a Friday night All-Star game, keeping the starting lineup secret until kickoff. George Halas oversees privacy while Clark Shaughnessy runs T formation drills at Delafield camp, and the team intensifies defensive work ahead of the event.
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Big Bad Bears
Soldier Field
Collegians
George Halas
Clark Shaughnessy
Bears
Delafield
Wis
Halaskas
Shaughnessy
University of Maryland
All-Stars
Fitzgerald High School team aids farmers in crop harvest
In Fitzgerald Georgia the 30 member Fitzgerald high school football squad stopped regular practice to pick cotton and stack peanuts to aid short handed farmers. They will hold night chalk talks and skull sessions, with superintendent Fred Ayers saying harvest was more important than winning games during the emergency.
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Fitzgerald
South Georgia
Fred Ayers
Sam Baugh's Grid's Greatest in Major League Matchup
Washington Redskins owner George Preston Marshall declares Sammy Baugh the most dangerous player in football and the key to a likely tough game against Maj. Wallace Wade's Army All-Stars in Los Angeles. He praises Baugh as the greatest who ever played and credits him with shaping the wide open style.
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George Preston Marshall
Washington Redskins
Maj
Wallace Wade
Army
Marshall
Baugh
Texas Christian
Sammy
Washington Laundry
Redskins
Ball Games Net Big Sum for Army
Army Emergency Relief officials have received checks totaling 112910 dollars from the All-Star game and the Brooklyn Giants game played at the Polo Grounds. President Horace Stoneham presented the checks to Col. John T. Taylor. Mustangs will play fall season without Wayne Campbell who has enlisted in the U S Army Air Corps ground school.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
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Mt. Vernon
James H. Stewart
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U. S. Army Air Corps
Stewart
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Rip) Sewell
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