Hutchinson Leads City Qualifying With 71 Stroke
Hutchinson holds the top spot in the city wide final qualifying set as 52 players entered. Gay Carper trails by one, with Rene Stone posting 74 for fourth. Fred Blue and Jimmy Lear tie for fifth at 75. Multiple players remain in contention as the field narrows to four brackets with 64 qualifiers.
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Hutchinson
Gay Carper
Roy Blizzard
Rene Stone
Ray Tincher
Fred ©. Blue
Edgewood Country Club
Jimmy Lear
Joe Rugel
W. L. McBride
Ralph Johnston
Carper
John Chenoweth
Bill Ford
Lee Hinkle
E. B. Harter
Jim Stevens
Harry Guyer
Dick Douglass
Luther Wolfe
Siebert Igo
Tom Wood
Rum
Jim Graham
S. S. Bur‘ford
C. J. Bailey
Dr. H. H. Hill
Forest Levy
Creed Net
Harry Cook
Boob Logan
Thwrd Ashley
Jack Wilcox
Ralph White
Pirates cling to second as hitless slide continues
Pittsburgh, June 19. The Pirates, batting .236, hold second place in the National League after a western trip, with Frank Frisch urging more base knocks and William Swanger joking about the hitless streak. rookie Prank Zak leads at .452 in 23 games while the team has 115 extra-base hits and 24 steals in 52 games as they prepare a home stand against St Louis, Cincinnati, and New York.
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Bucs
Frank Frisch
Pirates
William E. Benswanger
Bucks
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
New York
Frisch
Swanger
Zak
Toronto
Hudnall Wins Fourth Game for Monsanto in Win
Howard Hudnall pitched three hit ball and Monsanto rallied in the fifth inning for three runs to beat Carbide 4 to 1 in a War Industrial league game at Kanawha Park Sunday night. It was Hudnall’s fourth win. Grinstead allowed five hits and pitched well, but Monsanto supported with errors by Carbide.
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Howard Hudnall
Monsanto
Carbide
Kanawha Park
Hudnall
Eda Grinstead
Grinstead
Turner
Holley
Dodgers Lose Arky Vaughan and Retirement Granted
Brooklyn shortstop Arky Vaughan, absent since June 19, had his name placed on the Dodgers retired list by Commissioner Landis. The order requires a 60 day retirement, keeping him from returning to the base ball season and unlikely to play this year.
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Dodgers
Arky Vaughan
Brooklyn
Landis
Vaughan
Versatile Grand Slammer Blas Monaco Impresses
Baltimore June 19. Blas Monaco second baseman for the Baltimore Interationals hit a switch grand slam, his third career with bases loaded. The San Antonio, Texas native connected from the right side yesterday against Southpaw Tom Ananicz of Foron to. His two earlier grand slams came from the left against right-handed pitchers.
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Baltimore
Blas Monaco
Baltimore Interationals
San Antonio
Tex
Tom Ananicz
Foronto
Rules Changed Without Revolt
Whitney Martin notes college football leagues craft their own rules amid an inactive national committee. The Pacific Coast Conference adopts forward passing from anywhere behind the line, aiming to fill a rules gap until the national body reconvenes after the war. If Coast rules fail, schools will abandon them to preserve game uniformity.
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Whitney Martin
New York
National Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Pacific Coast
Pacific Coast Conference
George Strickler
Coast Conference
Mixed results and postponed games in early baseball schedule
National League and American League games feature New York Brooklyn matchups, with Washington and New York scheduling and several postponements. Probable pitchers include W Chipman Lehigh Valley and Barrett, while other matchups cover St Louis at Chicago and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Cleveland at Welcoit vs Gentry and Boston at Philadelphia include twilight and night games.
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National
New York
Brooklyn
Wanhington
St. Louis
Chicago
Sursted
W. Chipman
Philadelphia
Hostonwilights
Barrett
Veluelle
Melon
Cincinnati
Pittaburgh
Walters
Va. Bateher
Be. Levin
Tsburgh
New York Arte
Brooklyn A
Boston
Philadelph
Team Pet
Washington
Cleveland
Denoles
Versatile Men Again Evident In Flag Races
New York report notes major league players expanding roles beyond primary positions. Mike Ryba concentrates on pitching with other starters like Ed Carnett, Gilberto Torres, Bobby Bragan, Mickey Owen, and Luis Olmo, plus stars such as Max Mackon in multiple spots. The piece lists several players rotating between infield, outfield, and mound tasks this season.
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Joe Reichler
New York
Mike Ryba
Boston Red Sox
Ryba
Carnell
Smphier
Ed Carnell
Chicago White Sox
Carnetl
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
White Sox
Hal Trosky
Carnett
Gilberto Torres
Washington
Crbans
Montgomery
Southern Assoc
Torres
Senators
Bobby Bragan
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mickey Owen
Dodser
Jim Wasdell
Philadelphia Phils
Tony Lupien
Olmo
Luis Olmo
Brooklyn
Max Macon
Dodgers
Graves
Mel Olt
New York Giants
Nap Reyes
Giants
George Meravich
Red Sox
Eddie Lake
Buck Fausett
Cincinnati
al Unser
Detroit
Mark Christman
Browns
Ralph Hodgin
Joe Ozengo
Tigers
Babe Dahlgren
Pirates
Bob Johnson
Waner Signs With Pirates After Dodgers Release
Pittsburgh June 19. Lloyd Waner, the lone star outfielder, signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates after being released by the Brooklyn Dodgers. Waner previously played 14 seasons with the Pirates from 1927 to 1941 before moves to Boston Cincinnati and Philadelphia.
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Pittsburgh
William S. Benswanger
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lloyd Waner
Brooklyn Dodgers
Waner
Pirates
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phillies
Mohler Places in AAU Track Meet in New York
Bill Mohler son of Mr and Mrs D N Mohler of 1504 Quarrier St placed in two events in the AAU track meet held over the weekend in New York. Running for Duke University he won second in the 10 meter high hurdles and finished fifth in the 200 meter lows. Notes from Ogden Utah report a deaf city clerk amid a court scene and a tall English carnival figure amid a jumble of anecdotes.
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Bill Mohler
D. N. Mohler
Quarrier St
New York
Duke University
Mohler
Group Forsakes 44 College Cage Champion Pick
The West Virginia Conference voted to defer naming the 1943-44 state college basketball champion due to war restrictions and only Fairmont State meeting the eight-game conference requirement. Officers and eligibility panel members were reelected with No changes to rules, and a study on postwar athletic eligibility was assigned to Colebank.
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Associated Press
West Virginia Athletic Conference
State Capitol
Fairmont State
Ifibin
West Liberty State College
Leonard Rigglemen
Morris Harvey College
W.H. S. White
Shepherd College
Jasper H. Colebank
John W. Elliott
Alderson-Broaddus. College
O. S. Ikenberry
Salem
Katherine Thomas
Fairmont
Colehanks
Babe Zaharias wins Western Open medalist honors
In Chicago June weather Babe Zaharias captured medalist honors at the Women's Western Open after firing ahead with three birdies and finishing two over par. Dorothy Germain of Philadelphia was runner up with 39 40 79, while Marine Lt Patty Berg struggled with a faulty putter to end at 41 40. Red Sox hold tryout camp at Kanawha Park in Charleston with over 100 participants as four scouts evaluate prospects for the farm system.
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Chicago
Didriksen Zaharias
George Zaharias
Park Ridge
Dorothy ‘Germain
Philadelphia
Patty Berg
Boston Red Sox
Kanawha Park
Red Sox
Fred Hunter
Elmer Yater
Eddie Marshall
Bill Barrett
Highcoal
Carnegie Illinois
The
Red
Sox
Charleston Park
Biddy Beers
Park Commission
Boxox
Grande Stand
Roanoke
Tire Service Ad Promises Full Rubber Care
A vintage style ad urges readers to bring all tire worries to a shop and promises full service. It touts tire checks, pressure checks, and methods like factory recapping and quick repairs, claiming to add thousands of miles and prevent failures. It emphasizes rotation and proper inflation.
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Poe
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