Armstrong Stops Bummy Davis in Second Round
New York reports reveal Arm y Armstrong delivered a rapid knockout of Bummy Davis at Madison Square Garden drawing 16 084 fans for a 58 822 gate. After a first round exchange Armstrong pressed in the second to floor Davis twice more and force the referee to stop the bout at 59 seconds of the second round.
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New York
Armstrong
Mzuison
Hely
Frankie Fullam
Bummy
Davis
Tiny Armstrong
Army
Fullam
Cain
Ghezzi Opens Early Lead in Wykagyl Open
Vic Ghezzi tops the field at Wyckagy Country Club with a 67 in round one of the Red Cross Open. Byron Nelson sits two back at 69, while Frank Strazza Ziggy Mellon and Sam Byrd trail with 70 to 74 as the 72 hole event begins.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
INS
Vic Ghezzi
Byron Nelson
Jug MecSpaden
Wykagy Country Club
Ghezzi
Nelson
Frank Strazza
Ziggy Mellon
McSpaden
Ghosi
Strazza
Mellon
Bud Lewis
Andy Lapola
Mike Turnesa
Bill Kaiser
Gene Sarazen
Bundy Beats Betz to Enter Detroit Final
Dorothy May Bundy, age 21 with a tennis lineage, upset Pauline Betz 7-5 6-3 at the Detroit Tennis Club to reach the finals of the national clay court championship. She will face the Friday winner of Doris Hart vs Mary Arnold. In the men’s draw, Pancho Segura and Billy Talbert advanced to the semifinals with clear 6-2 6-3 6-4 and 6-0 6-1 6-0 wins, as the finals are set for Sunday.
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Detroit
Dorothy May Bundy
Alice Marble
Forest Hills
Pauline Betz
Miss Bundy
May Sutton
Tom Bundy
Miss Marble
Dodo
Detroit Tennis Club
Miss Betz
Doris Hart
Miami
Fla
Mary Arnold
Los Angeles
Francisco (Pancho) Segura
Coral Gables
Billy Talbert
Indianapolis
Segura
Jack McManus
Pfo
Rex Norris
Lansing
Mich
Buckley Field
Cole
Sam Rotberg
Bay City
Talbert
Hubert Manire
Ralph Dilley
Cleveland
Wendell Chapin
Dodgers Release Five Players to Trim Roster
New York report says the Brooklyn Dodgers reduced their roster to 25 by releasing Johnny Cooney and Lloyd Waner. Jack Franklin was optioned to Montreal, Pat Ankenman sold to Montreal, and Gil English sent back to Indianapolis.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Johnny Cooney
Lloyd Waner
Jack Franklin
Dodger
Great Lakes Sailors Extend Streak With 8-2 Win
Great Lakes, Ill. AP report says the Great Lakes baseball team beat St Louis 8-2, led by a roster with a former major league player at each position. Virgil Trucks limited the league leaders to five hits as Milwaukee awaited next. This victory marked the Sailors 13th straight win without a loss.
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Great Lakes, Ill
Great Lakes
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Sailors
Virgil
Fire) Trucks
Detroit
Pairings Made in Kenmore Net Meet
Pairings announced for the Kenmore Net Meet at Cedar Rapids Tennis Association courts. Men's women and junior singles pairings listed with home phone numbers. some doubles pairings to be announced later. Players urged to contact opponents and finish first round matches by Saturday evening.
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Cedar Rapids
Lee Meinert
the Hersch
Clifford Teeple
Richard Pepmeyer
del Zarub
L. D Nnis
Jim McAndrews
Cass
Norbert Damen
Bud Spahn
Nikodim
Gien Aahoon Om
Jim Netolicky
John Gross
Erwin Wastape
Felix Beauchamp
Richard Me
Chales Racer
Prank Wells
Jim Wasta
Henry Bs ——Ee
Tom Carruthers
Hal Marshall
Iraar Seers
Bobby Kovar
Fredle
Bill Seaton
Russell Knapp
Gordon Fennel
Omen
Marilyn Schrimper
Margaret Barrerover
Jean McAndrews
Virginia Mertens
Dorothy Simon
Hope Caraway
Elaine Smulekoff
Bett Lew Schmidt
Don Cass
Jim Bacher
C West
Jim
Buddy Kovar
Ray Scholl
Rye Pred Gable
Jim Rieley
Ad Collette
Dykes Ordered to Rest a Few Days
Chicago White Sox manager Jimmy Dykes was ordered to bed for a couple of days by his physician and did not join the club in Cleveland. He suffered dizzy spells earlier and was confined to his hotel after a loss to St. Louis. Coach Muddy Ruel will manage in Dykes absence due to a liver condition.
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Chicago
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Sox
St. Louis
Harold “Muddy” Ruel
Big Six Tightens Eligibility Rules
The Big Six conference adopts athletic code amendments banning professionals graduates or students who have completed normal collegiate competition. Dean T J Thompson of Nebraska announced the change on Friday. Oklahoma Kansas Iowa State and Missouri had used navy trainees or athletes with three years prior in the last school year.
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Lincoln
Neb
T. J. Thompson
University of Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas
Iowa State
Missouri
Navy
YMCA tennis school ends after rainout at Coe courts
The YMCA tennis school of instruction held a one night stand at Coe college women's courts Thursday after rainouts the prior week following the first three lessons. Rain prevented the fifth and final lesson, now to be announced later but not before next week.
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Y.m.c.a.’S
Tennis School of Instruction
Coe College
Browns release Demaree to trim roster to 25
St Louis Browns outfielder Frank Demaree was granted an unconditional release on Friday. The move leaves the club with 25 players after he was obtained from the Cardinals who released him before the season began.
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ST. Louis
Frank Demaree
St. Louis Browns
Demaree
Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Service News: Soldiers Home on Leave and Transfers
Lt. Robert J. McCauley and family visit in Fort Ord and Des Moines areas while many servicemen sail for North Africa and report furloughs. Families share addresses in Iowa and Nebraska as ratings, transfers, and promotions are announced including captains, gunnery mates, and technicians.
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Robert J. McCaulley
Fort Ord
Cali
Homeopathy's role in modern medical practice
Dr Wm Brady discusses essential homeopathy principles, noting Hahnemann’s historical impact and the shift away from drastic pre scientific methods. He cautions against other “schools” and cites ivy poisoning treated with minute doses of Rhus toxicodendron, sometimes requiring multiple injections for relief.
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Hahnemann
Questions About Milk and Chocolate Flavoring
A reader correspondence discusses adding chocolate flavor to milk for children, with Mrs G H weighing in. The letter suggests plain, pure milk is best for nutrition and mentions wartime ice cream consumption trends.
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Mike
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Woodrow Kucera
Framingham
Mass
Charles Kucera
Eighth Avenue SE
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North Africa
E. B. Callender
Fifth Avenue
Pfc
Edmund B. Call
Scottsbluff
Fort Leavenworth
Elmer L. Svoboda
Farragut
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Higley Avenue SE
V. Svoboda
Walford
Cpl
Everett Usher
Fort Bragg
N. C
Vern Usher
Eighth Avenue
Earl Usher
Wooster
Ohio
Lester Usher
Calif
John Ruther
George Ruther
Clarence
England
University of Towa
Law College of the University
Roswell S. Camp
Fort Dix
N. J
Lincoln Heights
Jacob K. Hansen
Fifth Street
Roy A. Good
Ray Ingham
First Avenue
Pvt
Ingham
Camp Roberts
Fort Meade
Pva
Hayes S. King
O. H. King
Fairbank
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Cal
Robert C. Green
Dyersburg
Tenn
C. E. Green
Route 1
Marion
Sgt. Green
Artis G. Heck
Stanley J. Heck
Riverside
Camp Beale
Robert L. Berry
Army and Navy General Hospital
Hot Springs
Ark
Mrs. W. H. Berry
Park Avenue SE
Raymond E. Caldwell
Camp Sumer
Merle O. Caldwell
Coast Guard
Jessie Caldwell
Fourth Avenue
Seaman
Robert Techau
Second Street
William Techau
Springville
Wm. Brady
G. H
Newman's
Pop
Coats
Smart
Arrow
TruVal
Essley
Dad
Crosby Square
Fortune
Second Ave
Isaac Fischer, Jr
Pot
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Kraft System
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