Manufacturers Take 7-5 Setback in M and J Loop
Wilson defeats Iowa Manufacturing 7 to 5 after six-run second inning. Nemec drives a triple and two singles in three at bats for Manufacturing, while Reid issues five walks before relief by Jacobs. Notable defensive plays highlight a close game in the M and J league Tuesday night.
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Max Moses
Wilson and Co
Iowa Manufacturing
Ivan Reid
Packers
Reid
Bud Groves
Pinky Fuller
Manufacturing
Ron Schucler
Carl Wessels
Mike Nemec
Bill Currell
Marlin Jacobs
Jack Kenney
Kenney
Currell
Nemec
Jim Cookson
Jacobs
Wilson
Earl Frey
Groves
Don Ludemann
Don Kinch
Fuller
Schueler
Wilson‘s
ABHOA
Fres If
Kinch
Ischuelerif
Ferreterr
O Wessels Lb
Ingels
Ludemorf
Holland
O Cooksond
Stahte
Oltkens
Walser
Ferreter
Wessels
Wilson's
Town Manufacturing
Kenny
Ahrens
Michael
Yanks Blunder At Train Station Delays Goofs In Chicago
The New York Yankees, trailing badly after losing a large lead, failed to reunite with teammates after mistakenly going to the wrong station in Chicago. Joe Gordon and Red Rolfe were involved in the mix up and rejoined the squad just before the game in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Joe Gordon
Ralph
Red) Rolfe
Chicago
Keane Emerging End Prospect for Iowa Grid Team
University of Iowa sights a single standout in Jim Keane from Bellaire Ohio as a multi sport prep star and heavyweight boxing champ now 18-year-old 6 4 208 pounds who could win the end position for Dr Eddie Anderson's football squad.
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Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Jim Keane
Bellaire
Ohio
Keane
Linsly Military Institute
Wheeling
W. Va
Eddie Anderson
Mullin Joins Service Team For All Service Game
The all-service team lineup was set at 20 players when Pat Mullin arrived from an army reception center at New Cumberland Pennsylvania. Mullin, a former Detroit Tiger outfielder, joined in a workout with a dozen others despite being previously absent due to military training. Hank Greenberg and Hugh Mulcahy remained out of the game.
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Great Lakes, Ill
Pat Mullin
Detroit Tiger
Hank Greenberg
Hugh Mulcahy
Mullin
New Cumberland
Shellsburg Beats Van Horne 8-5 On Home Diamond
Shellsburg defeated Van Horne 8-5 behind winning pitcher J Fix and D Peacock. Shellsburg struck four Van Horne pitchers and invites teams to contact Manager Don Peacock for games.
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Shellsburg
van Horne
J. Fix
D. Peacock
Don Peacock
Boudreau Warns Yankees Revival Fears In A Lopsided Slump
Chicago dispatch reports Lou Boudreau, Cleveland Indians manager, cautioning AL peers not to assume a Yankees pennant collapse from a recent slump. He notes strong pitching keeps New York atop the league even as DiMaggio and Keller struggle below .300.
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Chicago
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Boudreau
Joe DiMaggio
Charley Keller
Red Sox shown improvement fuel pennant push says Boudreau
Boudreau notes Boston could win the pennant if they continue strong play. He praises improved pitching under Cronin, Dom DiMaggio's outfield play, and Johnny Pesky at shortstop, calling Pesky a splendid young player. The team hosts 16 straight games at home, a stretch that could boost their chances.
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Boston
Boudreau
Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Dom DiMaggio
Johnny Pesky
Pesky
King Levinsky Drafted for Army Induction
Chicago based former heavyweight fighter King Levin sky, age 31, will be inducted into the army next Monday, according to the local draft board.
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Chicago
King Levinsky
Army
Association Clubs Do Better at Gate
Columbus area baseball attendance rose 5.1 percent through June 1942 versus 1941, despite wartime and defense plant factors. Six clubs are in the pennant chase with two more possible. Milwaukee led gains at 1696 percent, Indianapolis 82.3 percent, Columbus 19.3 percent, Toledo 28.4 percent as other cities stayed near last year’s figures. Trautman notes a strong season amid wartime constraints.
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Columbus
Trautman
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapoli
St Paul
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Lastman
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Kodak Film
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Reg Price
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Wright & Ditson
Forest Hills
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Power Groove Golf Clubs
Woons
Restaback
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Reg. Price
Price Pleo
Firestone
Coolaire
Rogts
SYROO
Richard Creeks
Margaret Speaks
Firestone Symphony Orchestra
Alfred Wallenstein
Chan
Uha Lee
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S& W
10Th Street
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