Evansville Moves Into Third Place in Three-Eye League
Evansville wins two one run games over Waterloo 9 8 and 3 2 to seize third in the Three Eyes league. First game lasted seven innings with Evansville scoring in the second and third and fending off a late Waterloo surge. Second game saw a three run eighth inning securing a sweep as Decatur and Springfield schedules noted changes.
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May Slip From Bill Dickey Record
New York Yankees catcher Bill Dickey faces a possible break in his 13 year streak of 100 or more games as he wrestles a foot injury. To reach 100 games in 1942 he must play 70 of the remaining 103 games on the schedule.
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Head of Big Ten Press Bureau Commissioned
CHICAGO AP William Reed director of public relations for the Western conference for three years was commissioned an ensign in the navy Friday. He departs Monday for a month of instruction at Annapolis and will join the naval pre flight training school at Iowa City after graduation from the University of Michigan.
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Sarazen Urges Fewer War Exhibitions and Bond Purchases
Gene Sarazen proposes cutting war relief exhibitions to boost funding for major events like Hale America and the Ryder Cup, urging golfers to buy $25 war bonds and add them to a golf pool. Ford Frick cites relief game proceeds as strong given club draw and schedule. A Seattle flag practice and other sports notes follow with varied items.
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Phil Keystone Pair Leads in Twin Killings
Chicago report notes the Philadelphia Phillies tops in double plays in the National League as shortstop Bobby Bragan and second baseman Alban Glossop form a leading keystone combination. With 57 double plays, they surpass Cincinnati, Boston, and Brooklyn, amid Bragan's and Glossop's unlikely rise.
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Bragan Praises Albie as Pivot Man and Pitching Staff
Bragan says Albie isn’t spectacular but is the best pivot man in the league and can get the ball away quickly with a splendid arm. He also credits the pitching staff for double plays and control, noting their ability to keep balls low with runners on first.
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Women's Monday Golf League Team Standings and Scores
The June 1942 Women's Monday Golf League results list Martins Beauty Shop, Quaker Oats, Merchants National Bank, Super Service Oil, Morning Glory Douchnuts, Newmans, Fisher Drug Co and others with final scores and a team standings table. Martins Beauty Shop leads the list, followed by Lincoln Alleys and Quaker Oats, with multiple individual scores and names such as J Hanna Milleeson and Conrad.
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Cramer recalls thrill of 1931 series hit not counted in 2000
Detroit center fielder Roger Doc Cramer, new member of the 2000-hit club, recalls his fondest moment as a seventh game single for two runs in the 1931 World Series while with the Athletics. He traces his career from 1929 to 1940 with the A's Red Sox Senators and Tigers and notes Teddy Lyons as toughest pitcher faced.
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Matty Bell Sworn In as Navy Officer
Madison Bell SMU head coach was sworn in as a lieutenant commander in the naval reserve on Friday. He will depart for Annapolis for a month of training, with leave granted by SMU president Dr. Humphrey Lee and athletic council to decide on a coaching replacement.
Softball League Forms Eight Team Circuit in Independence
Softball enthusiasts organize an eight team league in Independence. Teams include Gates Motor Supply, Lion's Club, Schroeder Drug, John Pappas, Schoolmasters, Baptist church, 1 club, and Post Office. Four night games weekly at Close playground.
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