Giants Sweep Phils Twice to Narrow on Reds
New York Giants beat Philadelphia 5 3 and 4 3 in 10 innings to tighten third place in the NL. Babe Young drilled a go ahead two run homer in game one, Ott hit his 19th homer, and Babe Barna drove in the winning run in the tenth of game two as Harry Feild earned the decision. Giants outhit Phils 12 9 in game one and 9 7 in game two, with Ace Adams and Tommy Hughes among the relievers.
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Babe Young
Babe Barna
EW York
INS
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phils
Giants
Mel Ott
Phils
Ace Adams
Bill Lehrman
Tommy Hughes
Johnny Mize
Harry Feild
Bill McJohnny Podgajny
Cincinnati Reds
Livingston
Penn Navk
Magnare
Wisk
Etten
Twhiler
You
Nevier
Murtaugh
Glossop Etten
Mir
New York
Philadelphia
Hughes
Lohrman
Adams Rikeouts
Adams
Winatcher
Pinelli
Ant and
Barlick
Bill Diehl
Coast Guard
Frankie Golad
Navy
Reynolds
Binghampton
Red Embree
Embree
Boze Berger
Wechio’ Pres Ayie
Sporting News
Ulysses Lupien
Harvard
Red Sox
Tony Lupien
Jack Cheabro
New York Highlanders
Shaughnessy Adds Place-Kicking Ace To Maryland Staff
Maryland announces Jack Manders, famed Minnesota and Chicago Bears backfield star, as instructor in physical education and assistant football coach under Clark Shaughnessy. Manders will join the Maryland staff after reporting from Delafield, Wisconsin, bringing nine years of kicking and field goal expertise.
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College Park
Tee Oaks
Succes
Bears
Tobin Best Knuckler In Baseball Says Foxx
Cubs pitcher Foxx credits Braves ace Jim Tobin as the game’s best knuckleballer, outranking Ted Lyons of the White Sox, with Tobin throwing more and better knucklers.
Pirates Take Pair From Cubs In Doubleheader
Chicago and Pittsburgh split a long day with the Pirates winning 8 5 in game one and 8 7 in 11 innings. Bill Nicholson homered three times over both games, totaling four in two days and 15 on the season as Vince DiMaggio drove in the twilight run. Jimmy Wasdell started the 11th inning rally with a single, then scored on a Bob Elliott hit.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Bucs
Bill Nicholson
Jimmy Wasdell
Bob Elliott
Vince DiMaggio
Baseball notes and names jostle through wartime era chatter
A collage of baseball lore spans 1943 season doubts from Earl Whitehill on pro baseball, Don Ameche scholarships at Loras College, Vic Bradford managing in the Sally League, and reflections on Cincinnati outfield trials. Mentions Brooklyn Dodgers 1907 1906 Cubs records, Carl Hubbell scoreless streaks, Phil Marchildon’s salary, Notre Dame players, Eddie Faydary golf, and Coast Guard ranks amid wartime service.
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Earl Whitehill
Dubuque
Don Ameche
Loras College
Vic Bradford
Clinton
Jacksonville
Cincinnati Park
al Simmons
Lloyd Waner
Wally Berger
Jim Ripple
Johnny Rizzo
Lee Gamble
Ernie Kay
Harry Craft
Bill McKech
Connie Mack
Jimmy Foxx
Foxx
Cincinnati
McKechnie
Michigan
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooks
Cubs
Frank Chance
Carl Hubbell
Phil Marchildon
Philadelphia Athletics
Canada
Golee
Pant Gen
Beince
Cleveland
Notre Dame
Siggy Czarobski
Angelo Bericho
Eddie Faday
Pittsburgh
America
Dodgers
Betz and Brough Reach Essex Net Finals
Betz and Brough won their semi finals at the eighteenth annual Essex Country club invitational tennis tournament and will contest today’s championship. Doris Hart, Miami high school star, defeated an opponent 6-1 6-4, while Miss Brough, national junior champion seeded fourth, beat defending champion Margaret Osborne of San Francisco 2-6 8-6 6-4, breaking serve twice in the final set.
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Essex Country Club
Doris Hart
Miami
Miss Brough
Margaret Osborne
San Francisco
Knapp and Wasta Reach Cedar Rapids Finals
Russell Knapp and Erwin Wasta won their semi finals in the Cedar Rapids Tennis Association handicap event and will meet for the championship at 2 30 p m on Kenmore courts. Knapp beat Eugene Brown 6 2 6 2 and Wasta defeated Dr John T Hecker 6 3 6 3, with Wasta having upset Marvin earlier as the No 2 seed.
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Russell Knapp
Erwin Wasta
Cedar Rapids Tennis Association
Kenmore Courts
Knapp
Tennis Association
Eugene Brown
Wasta
John T. Hecker
Marwin
Hawkeyes Pin Hope on Sophomore Back
Iowa coach Dr. Eddie Anderson says a new all American could emerge within three years. He projects next fall’s line including ends Parker and Burkett, tackles Urban and Steak, guards Depoate and Curran, with QB and center spots open after recent losses.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Eddie Anderson
Hawkeye
Jeves
Hawkeyes
Jim Youel
Fort Madde
Lauterbach
Sac City
Tommy Hand
Emmetsburg
Anderson
al Urban
Cedar Rapids
John Staak
Davenport
Chicago
Bruno Niedziela
Jerry Kubal
Bill Parker
Des Bus Mertes
Navy
Ted
Duke) Curran
Quincy
Ill
Tom Farmer
Bill Burkett
John Steak
Depoate Hoof
Gene Curran
Hainline Captures Kansas Crown Over Lord in Finals
Independence Kansas AP reports Dick Hainline seeded No. 1 defeated Sterling Lord in the finals 6-2 6-3 to win the Kansas title. Lord, seeded No. 3, reached the championship match but could not overcome Hainline’s lead.
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Hainline
Kansas
Independence
Kan
Dick Hainline
Ee Iensionshi
Ampann Sterling
Lord Surregion
Lord
Forest Field and Stream opening dates clarified for hunting season
Chuck Kos ek clarifies squirrel hunting dates for this season from Sept 15 to Nov 15 and notes duck season runs Oct 15 for 70 days. He discusses migration timing, hopes for Oct 1 opening, and conservation education plans for Iowa County schools via the Marengo Fish and Game club led by Charles F. Martin and Lou Shephard.
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Chuck Kosek
The
Conservation Commission
Iowa County
Marengo Fish and Game Club
Marengo Pioneer Republican
Charles F. Martin
Jackson County
Lou Shepherd
Iowa State Teachers College
Marengo Club
Linn County
River logbook notes decline of es ee ee species
The fragment references the loss of es ee ee in the river ecosystem, signaling a historic decline in a native aquatic population. No further verifiable details are present to define species, location, or dates.
Carp Catching as a Pastime Gains Notice
A report notes an unusual pastime of fly rod carp catching with one angler hauling up to 90 carp in three hours. The item highlights skill and patience required for this sport and reflects local leisure trends.
Effort Aims to Curb Soft Fish in Iowa Rivers
The Iowa conservation commission says an earnest effort will be made this fall and winter to reduce the large numbers of soft fish in state rivers. The plan seeks to improve river health and fisheries.
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Iowa Conservation Commission
Park department fights erosion at Ellis Park
City park officials push a control wave and water erosion project at Ellis Park. Crews plan to add brush and other measures to stabilize banks and protect facilities, inviting residents to observe improvements in progress.
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Park Department
Ellis Park
State conservation commission releases new specimen notice
The state conservation commission announces a fresh specimen notice this year, detailing the required action and authorities involved. It outlines deadlines and procedural steps for interested parties to follow under state oversight.
Fisheries report notes removals and legal trout count
The two week period ending July 2 reports removal of carp buffalo and sheepshead from the stock with 13 250 legal size trout.
Fisheries Remove Rough Fish From Spirit And Okoboji Lakes
During the 1941 42 fiscal year roughly 1 152 081 pounds of rough fish were removed from Spirit and Okoboji lakes. May yielded 458 000 pounds.
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Spirit
Okoboji Lakes
City Softball Playoff Starts Monday Night
The 1942 Cedar Rapids Softball season ends for most leagues after 15 games. Eight teams in the Open division complete a 21 game schedule, with playoffs beginning next month as champions vie for city and association titles.
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IHE
Cedar Rapids Softball Association
Raiders in Decatur Face Uncertain Draft Status and Local All Star Battles
The Decatur club lists many players while Glenn Fletcher’s homers joke lingers from Hill Park. Lou Kahn shines stealing bases Friday and Saturday as donkeys frame a special event. Fraternal league playoff night features Eagles Moose and a donkey game, with Church of the Brethren, Eddy Paper, and The Gazette teams in Monday clashes amid open league title pursuits.
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Church of Brethren
Eddy
Gazette
Moose
Eagles
Tim Alten
Dick Prohaska
Verne Ha Miller
Lou Bean
Ex Stechon
Wilson Packers
Bob Ait
George Astroski
Otto Thorson
Tom Stastny
Jack Krumbholz
Armstrong's
Don McGuire
Bud Janda
Tuffy Trimble
al Sturm
Craig Seeley
Base Harris
Cherry Burrell
Jim Nance
Tommy Thompson
Janitor Equipment Bees
Willis Hahn
Mike Kaplan
Beck's
Eddy Paper
Burgess
Church of the Brethren
Palumbo
Seaon
Jay Morgan
John Sweeting
Probable Pitchers for Tomorrow in the National League
AP reports the probable pitchers for tomorrow across the National League with records in parentheses. Matchups includeWalshes versus Beazley, Pearson versus Mungotia and Smith, and Newhouse versus Treut, with noted win loss tallies for each starter.
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New York
Nat Eague
Beazley
Ates Siena Shree
Dar EN
Pearson
S. Va. Mungotia
Mee
A Smith
V. Newhouse
Treut
Riddle Quiet as Pitcher Keeps Oes Unseen
fielding noted as a mystery in Philadelphia as Elmer Riddle of Cincinnati remains free of errors for four seasons with the ball.
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Fielding NO Riddle
Philadelphia
NEA
Elmer Riddle
Cincinnati
Best Oil Loses First Game in Two Seasons
In Lisbon, the 4-H Lisbon softball team ended its winless league streak by defeating Best Oil 5-4 Friday night. Mel Church, a local schoolteacher, struck out 11 Best Oil sluggers to seal the upset.
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Best Oil
Lisbon
Mel Church
Strikout
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