Cardinals Dominate 1943 National All Star Team Forty Members Named
The St Louis Cardinals lead with eight of 25 picks for the National League squad to face the American League in Philadelphia July 13. Dodgers Cincinnati Cubs Giants Pirates Phillies Braves share selections. two brothers and several first timers mark wartime turnover.
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New York
U.P
St Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Braves
Mort
Walker Cooper
Cardinals
Harry Walker
St. Louis
Fred
Dixie) Walker
Dodgers
Mel Ott
Billy Herman
National League
Ford Frick
Billy Southworth
Title match set for three this afternoon
Four Oklahoma golfers reached the semi finals of the Ninth Annual Tri-State Senior Golf Tournament at Amarillo Country Club. Defending champion Smith advanced, while Roy Allen met Harrison Don Bothwell in the other semi final, with players Allen Smith and Bradburn from Oklahoma City.
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Amarillo Country Club
Smith
H. F. Bradburn
Allen
Bradburn
Oklahoma City
Bothwell
Ross Rogers Municipal
Oklahoma Golf Crown Rivalry Sets All Oklahoma Finalists
Allen defeats Sam Orr and Mahone to reach the championship as Oklahoma players fill the semifinals. Smith Storey and Bradburn advance with decisive wins, while Allen earns medalist honors at 77 amid rain delays and war relief fundraising tied to the event.
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Sooners
Allen
Sam Orr
Charlie Mahone
Hobart
Okla
Mahone
Smith
J. L. Hunter
Plainview
Charles Quails
Amarillo
Tom Davis
Petersburg
C. N. Headrick
Storey
Dalhart
O. Neathery
Mangum
Charles McAfee
Perry Burks
Horace Koach
Wichita Falls
A. N. Holmes
Shamrock
T. EB
Kid” Baker
Woodward
Elmer Winn
H. Clay Willis
Pairview
Charlie Pryor
Amarillo Hotel
Yankees and Indians Dominate 25 Man All Star Roster
The pace setting New York Yankees and the Cleveland Indians lead the 25 man squad named for the 11th annual major league all star game at Philadelphia on July 13. Bill Dickey heads six Yanks and six Indians are chosen with Joe Gordon and Ken Keltner among repeat picks. Joe McCarthy to manage with Lena Blackburne and Art Fletcher as coaches.
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Chicago
U.P
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia
Yankees
Indians
New York
Bill Dickey
Dickey
Ernie Bonham
Spurgeon
Spud) Chandler
Joe Gordon
Charley Keller
Johnny Lindell
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Tribe
al Smith
Jim Bagby
Ken Keltner
Buddy Rosar
Jeff Heath
George Case
Bob Johnson
Washington
Senators
Jake Early
Rudy York
Hal Newhouser
Chet Laabs
Vernon Stephens
Browns
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Luke Appling
White Sox
Dick Siebert
Athletics
Joe McCarthy
Yanks
Lena Blackburne
Art Fletcher
Armed Services
All-Stars
Gordon
Johnson
York
Keltner
Cris Hockett
Dick Wakefield
Detroit
Jess Flores
The
Baseball today in National League with multiple pitching matchups
National League games include Chicago at Boston and Cincinnati at Brooklyn, plus Pittsburgh at Philadelphia in a double header. New York visits Cleveland, Boston meets Detroit, Washington travels to Chicago, and Philadelphia plays St Louis as listed schedule. Cinderella ending report follows about Eleanor Stockdale arrested for burglary after a slipper misadventure tied to a burglarized home.
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Walker Cooper
St. Louis
Mickey Owen
Brooklyn
Ernie Lombardi
New York
Mort Cooper
al Javery
Boston
Truett
Rip) Sewell
Pittsburgh
Max Lanier
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati
Claude Passeau
Howie Pollet
Frank McCormick
Marty (Slats
Dixie Walker
St Johnson
Philadelphia
Clyde Shoun
Virgil Davis
Mike Gonzales
Frankie Frisch
Javery
Sewell
Lanier
Pollet
Marion
Dahlgren
Kurowski
Musial
H. Walker
V. di Maggio
D. Walker
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Curt Davis
Walker
John Vander Meer
Reds
Lou Klein
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Nick Etten
Jim Bagby
Etten
Orval Grove
Army
Chicago White Sox
Washington
John Niggeling
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Bobby Deerr
Pinky Higgins
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Pttsburgh
Phillies
Detroit
Chicago
Philadlphia
Washington Eunaree
Louis
Teres
Philadelphia Wee Teee
Boston Ooree
Chicago Watee
New York Aedpenes
Derringer
Barrett
Riddle
Podgamny
Klinger
Rowe
Gerheauser
Wensloff
Smith
Judd
Trout
Wynn
Black
Muncrief
Los Angeles
U.P
Eleanor Alice Stockdale
Miss Stockdale
Jeb Gebbart
Hayden Wins Amarillo Municipal Nine Hole Handicap Meet
B W Hayden posted a net 35 at Ross Rogers Course to win the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association Weekly Nine Hole Handicap Tournament. Low gross honors went to J R Brown with 38, Bill Keith 39. Ball winners were Hayden 47-12-85, Dud Kleinpeter 41-5-36, H S Moore 42-7-36, Cliff Thompson 45-9-36, Bill Bogard 41-36.
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B. W. Hayden
Ross Rogers
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
J. R. Brown
Bill Keith
Hayden
Dud Kleinpeter
H. S. Moore
Cliff Thompson
Bill Bogard
Teen-Age Baseball Teams Play Today
Ed Gill's league leading Gillmen clash with cellar-dwelling Reece Manning nine in an Amarillo Recreation baseball game at Amarillo College field starting 6 30 this evening. Gillmen beat Manning 21 to 4 in the opener after Manning lost 7 6 to Mark Taylor last Tuesday. Aristocratic Romans decorated pet moray fish with jewels.
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Ed Gill
Reece Manning
Amarillo Recreation
Gillmen
Manning
Mark Taylor
Amarillo College
Billy Sunday the swift outfielder who quit baseball for faith
Billy Sunday rose from a Marshalltown sandlot to the Chicago White Stockings in 1884 under Cap Anson. He starred with King Kelly, setting speed and baserunning records before leaving baseball at his peak to lead Chicago Y M C A religious work.
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William Ashley Sunday
Adrian Constantine Anson
Billy Sunday
Marshalltown
Chicago White Stockings
Cap Anson
Sunday
White Stockings
Mike Kelly
King Kelly
Blazes
Kelly
Ty Cobb
Georgia Peach
King
Princeton
Washington Park
Pop Anson
Pep
Northwestern University
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Players’ Brotherhood League
Chicago Y. M. C. A
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Charley Bennett
Reverend Sunday
Bennett
Hicks Loses Match After Frustration on 18th Hole
Elizabeth Hicks, 1941 national amateur champion, loses on the 19th hole in the Women's Western Open quarterfinals to Dorothy Kirby after angrily knocking her ball off the green on a six-inch conceded putt. Kirby advances to face Catherine Fox as Patty Berg and Dorothy Germain win their matches in Chicago.
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Elizabeth Hicks
Chicago
Dorothy Kirby
Long Beach
Calif
Charles Dennehy
Miss Kirby
Atlanta
Dennehy
Patty Berg
Catherine Fox
Glen Ridge
N. J
Dorothy Germain
Philadelphia
Patty
Mary Agnes Wall
Menominee
Mich
Michigan
Detroit
Marjorie Row
Miss Fox
Margaret Russell
O. H. Ramadka
Rochester
Minn
Miss Germain
Phyllis Otto
Omaha
Neb
Betty Jane Haemerle
St Louis
Miss Hicks
Eran
She Agai
Helens of Troy Named WAC Recruit Nickname
Recruits for the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps from the Troy New York area will be known as Helens of Troy. A broad local contest chose the nickname.
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Troy
Troy, N. Y
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Helens of
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