Passing Duel Looms in All-Star Tilt Luckman vs. Dobbs
The 11th annual All-Star game at Dyche Stadium Evanston promises a pass duel between Glenn Dobbs and Sid Luckman as rosters face injuries and absences. Luckman leads all time passing in prior showdowns while Dobbs aims to match. Bears veterans show modest efficiency projections amid training camp notes and weight changes among key players.
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Devil Diver Triumphs in Wilson Stakes at Belmont Park
Devil Diver owned by Greentree stable ridden by Ted Atkinson won the 15th Wilson Stakes at Belmont Park by 24 lengths. Bull Reigh ridden by Johnny Longden finished second, Wait A Bit with Johnny Westrope third. Devil Diver carried 117 pounds as the 1 to 4 favorite and paid $2.50 $2.30 and $210 after posting the 1 mile time of 1 36 1/5.
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Price Level wins Narragansett Jeanne D Arc Stakes
Price Level ridden by J Gilbert wins the $5,000 added Jeanne D Arc Stakes at Narragansett Park six furlongs. The juvenile filly finishes a length ahead of Jack's tl with Belfast third. It is Price Level's fourth straight victory, paying $3.00 $2.80 and $2.40. Time 1:11 4/5.
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Fry Wins National Girls Tennis Championship in Philadelphia
Shir ley Fry, 17, from Akron, defeats Louise Snow of Bakersfield in straight sets 6-0 6-2 at the Philadelphia Cricket Club to claim the national girls title. Snow retires from the event after this finish and had earlier beaten Joanne Dunn 6-1 6-1 in the semifinals. Snow also reaches doubles final with Sylvia Baker of Santa Monica.
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Lincoln Commercial Bowling League Meeting Slated
A meeting of the Lincoln Commercial bowling league is scheduled for Tuesday at 7:30 pm at the Lincoln Alleys. All teams are urged to have representatives present.
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Seahawks Embrace T Formation Oncoming Season
Smith fills in at back field after early blocker shortage as Taylor touts rugged Seahawks. He notes the team’s confidence in the T formation, citing Creighton as a point of reference and asserting the Seahawks will be hard to beat this year.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette in War Notes From Far Flung Posts
A Cedar Rapids Gazette column blends letters from service members and correspondents overseas. Readers learn of Navy Shore Patrols in San Diego, paratrooper training, World Series hopes, and Guam civilians’ plight under Japanese occupation, with updates from Fort Lewis, Oakland, and New Zealand units.
Prep Grid Squads Below Expectations For Four High Schools
The four Wilson Franklin McKinley and Roosevelt high schools opened practice after initial physical exams and equipment issue. Attendance ranged from 108 to 139 hopefuls with expectations up to about 160 before classes begin.
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Indians Fall To Cubs In Tight Cleveland Loss
In a rough Chicago game, Klieman charged with the loss as Cleveland toppled 6 to 5. Key hits came from Boudreau, Tucker, and Trosky with strong defense by Keltner and Webb. Lopat and Heving pitched for Cleveland, while Smith and Kileman worked for Chicago amid a late surge by the Cubs.
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Ohio State star Nakama captures freestyle title in AAU meet
In Great Lakes Illinois, Kto Nakama from Ohio State annexed his second freestyle title while Joe Verdeur of Philadelphia held his breast stroke crown in the second round of the National AAU outdoor championships Saturday night.
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By Jimming Sets American Derby Record at Washington Park
Georgie Woolf guided Alfred Parker’s By Jimming to 2 03 in the mile and a quarter American Derby at Washington Park. The colt broke Cavalcade 1934 and Whirlaway 1941 marks, romping six lengths ahead of Old Kentuck with Nelson Dunstan third and Pensive fourth. Winnings totaled 61 650 with show and place payouts to competitors. An estimated 23 000 spectators watched the 34th running on a fast track.
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Braves edge in nightcap 3 2 as Drews clues late score
In Philadelphia Boston split a doubleheader with the Braves winning 3 2 in the nightcap. Frank Drews delivered a ninth inning triple to score Damon Phillips behind Vernon Kennedy and Johnny Hutchings duel. Al Gearheauser held Boston to five hits in the first game.
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All-American women golfers chase pace at 54-hole mark
At 54 holes the leaders stand at 236 and 238 with Dorothy Germain and Georgia Tainter tied for second behind the leader. Phyllis Otto sits fourth at 244 while Ann Casey and Lois Penn trail with 255 and 270 respectively. The article also notes Max Lanier’s great career as a lefthanded pitcher for the Cardinals.
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