Match Play Starts In City-Wide Golf Tournament Today
Hutchinson leads field of 65 qualifiers at Meadow Brook Golf Club in the 13th annual City-Wide links tournament. Kermit Hutchinson earned medalist honors with a 71, entering a bracket that includes Jimmy Lear and Bill Ford as notable contenders.
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Meadow Brook Golf Club
Kermit Hutchinson
Jimmy Lear
Lear
Bill Ford
Ebner Zimmerman
Joe Rugel
Gay Carper
Sam Clark
Rugel
S. Rugel
Meadow Brook
Carper
Steve Milhouse
Huber
Herb Breishhbach
Millhouse
Tommy Wootrum
Roy Sweeney
Red Sox Tryout Camp Concludes With Noon Session
Session at Kanawha Park will finish the Red Sox tryout camp with a noon workout. Elmer Voter says final drills include infield and outfield work a chalk talk an intra squad game and a candid talk on big league chances. Names will be added to the Red Sox future book after the discussions.
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Darrell Harless
Boston Red Sox
Kanawha Park
Elmer Voter
Red Sox
Jon
Geo
Douglas MacArthur
Ameri
New York and Chicago Camps Push Players for Future
Veteran baseball scout Yoter urges heavy practice as the Boston Red Sox set up camps in Middletown and Kanawha Park, with assistants Hunter Barrett and Marshall. Players moved to farm teams in Ohio State League. more camps planned in Rononka Virginia Winston-Salem and Scranton before a northern surge in August.
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Yoter
Kanawha Park
Iddy Beers
Charleston Park Commission
Red Sox
Voter
Fred Hunter
Bill Barrett
Eddie Marshall
Bosox
Middletown
Louisville
Rononke
Winston Selem
N. C
Scranton
Hughson Leads Red Sox In Strong pennant Push
Cecil Tex Hughson has won nine games this season as the Red Sox rise in the American league standings. His six-hitter over the Athletics and two wins over the Yankees boost Boston’s pennant chances. Hughson’s ascent follows a path from Texas to Major League success with Louisville and Scranton before joining Boston.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Cecil
Tex) Hughson
Kyle
Tex
Hughson
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Red Sox
Moultrie
Canton
Scranton
Louisville
Sox
Mike Ryba
Cronin
Women’s Western Open Upsets Shake First Round
In Chicago on June 7, Dorothy Germain and Babe Didriksen Zaharias advanced easily in the Women’s Western Open. Catherine Fox and Marjorie Row were upset by rivals, with Fox losing 3 and 2 to Claire Doran and Row defeated by Claire Doran’s sharp play.
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Chicago
Dorothy Germain
Philadelphia
Babe Didriksen Zaharias
Beverly Hills
Calif
Miss Germain
Zaharias
Catherine Fox
Bloomfield
N. J
Ala
Rollins Co
Florida
Claire Doran
Cleveland
Youngs Feat May Be Illegal At AAU Meet
Claude Buddy Young may have his 100 meter title questioned after five false starts and two gun recalls at the National AAU championship. AAU secretary Ferris said the win could be overturned and medals returned if the race is found invalid. Six finalists were disqualified for false starts but were reinstated by Lawrence Di Benedetto, fueling calls to restore a one yard per false start penalty.
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New York
Claude
Buddy) Young
Illinois
Dan Ferris
AAU
Young
Ferris
Stockholm
Jim Thorpe
United States
Jack
Lawrence di Benedetto
New Orleans
Fifth Army Horse Players Eye Siena Race July 2
Sid Feder reports the 5th Army horses traveling north of Rome plan a task force to reach Siena for its famed two day meet on July 2. The feature race Patio runs in Piazza Vittorio Emmanuele with cannons signaling posts and a chaotic, festive scene around the square, resembling a major city carnival.
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Siena
Sid Feder
Rome
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Parnell
Whirlaway
Don Meade
Herb Fisher
Madison Square Garden
Piazza Vittorio Empanuele
Times Square
Loop
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Harrisburg
Matt Winn
Churchill Downs
Greenberg and Other Sports Stars In China War Roles
A Western China base hosts Hank Greenberg now in Army service as special services officer. Helen Meany, Olympic diving champion, helps Red Cross at a large Eastern India base. Captain George Varoff, famed pole vaulter, flies a Superfortress from February 1941 with crew member Technical Sergeant John Quinn from Yonkers, New York.
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George Varoff
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
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India
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John Quinn
Yonkers
Europe
Farmone
Unearned Run Enables Cardinals to Top Cubs
In Chicago in June 2007 the St. Louis Cardinals edged the Cubs 2 to 1 behind five hit pitching from Al Jurisich and pivotal unearned run after Roy Hughes misplayed a grounder. Musial Kurowski and Sanders contributed three of eight St. Louis hits as Jurisich walked five and hit three batters. Spectacular catches by Musial Pepper Martin and Walker Cooper helped preserve the lead as Chicago failed to exploit multiple two-on situations.
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Bud Metheny
New York Yankees
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Hank Borony
Knuckler
Johnny Niggeing
Barony
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Dodgers Rally To Top Giants 7 6 In Brooklyn Thriller
Dodgers overcome early deficits to beat the New York Giants 7 to 6 in Brooklyn. Les Webber relieved effectively and Luis Olmo homered twice driving Brooklyn’s comeback as Rube Melton was chased early. Olmo returns to second base after a stint in the outfield.
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Les Webber
Giants
Rube Melton
New York
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Foil
Virginia 1944 football schedule announced
University of Virginia releases its 1944 football schedule listing nine games. Planned dates include Hampden Sydney at home in September, North Carolina Navy Pre-Flight at home, Maryland in College, Yale in New Haven, and Richmond in Richmond with several open weeks noted.
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University of Virginia
Norton Pritchett
Virginia
Hampden
Reanoxe
Maryland
College
Richmond
Yale
New Haven
North Carolina
Fox Hound Bench Show Slated for Saturday at Princeton
June 20 report from Princeton states the Mer cer Fox and Game Protection Assn will hold its 14th annual fox hound bench show this Saturday on the high school athletic field. Judge is Johnson Harris of Versailles Kentucky. Classes include puppies derby all age couples two couples and packs with ribbons and challenge cups as prizes. Weeks of Bluefield West Virginia will act as ringmaster.
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Princeton
Mercer Fox & Game Protection Assn
Jon
Johnson Harris
Versailles
Bluefield
Way
Record of Big Six AP Batting Leaders and Player Standings
Summary of scattered batting rankings featuring Welte-traub, Teague Spence, Hayes, Kurowski, Nicholson, Meuheny across Giants Dodgers Athletics Browns Senators Indians and Cards with various league tallies and notes on home runs and games. Several OCR fragments remain indecipherable but show notable players and teams from the American and National Leagues.
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Associated Press
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Doerr
Red
Hostetler
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Bunn
Spence
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Welgtraub
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Dodgers
Christman
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Kurowski
Cards
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Indiansport
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Bouneo
Secrey
Nicholson
Gubs
Meuheny
Yankeey
York
Tiern Doort
Browns Beaten By White Sox 4 3 In First of Doubleheader
ST LOUIS June 20 The Chicago White Sox defeated the St Louis Browns 4 3 in a nine inning game as Ed Lopat left after nine and Gordon Mulitzberger earned the win Mulitzberger credited with victory while Custer took the loss after relieving in the 10th inning The result put Chicago within two games of St Louis in the standings.
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St. Louis Browns
Chicago
White Sox
Luke Sewell
Jimmy Dykes
Chisox
Browns
George Custer
Gordon Mulizeberger
Custer
St. Tou
Malteberger
Tresh
Muncrief
Caster
Mancuse
Disgruntled Golfer Hurls Ball Wins Bet at Alton Course
Bob McDaniels had a rough day at the Alton municipal course. After a partner bet him he could not finish in under 72, McDaniels completed the 438 yard payout in 52 throws. He kept up a light mood on the greens as if playing marbles.
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Bob McDaniels
McDaniels
Of All Years Bosox May Win Pennant for Yawkey
New York June 20 Tom Yawkeys Boston Red Sox may win the American league pennant this year after years of trying to buy success. Cronin remains the last of the original stars as Yawkey spends and the team climbs in the standings. Paralus Island notes and pitching trades loom as context for the season.
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New Orleans
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Discretion Captures Charles Town Feature
Charles Town June 20 Discretion with jockey Frank Sheafter won the Cal hour purse feature at Charles Town track carrying 119 pounds. Mrs Virginia W Waples Gorgeous Lee took second four lengths back from GG Waughs Pops Sister in a photo finish. About 2000 watched Dis Steliop win at 7 4 mu. M Corbin's Walshont broke a leg in the first race and was destroyed.
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Carbide Faces Fork & Hoe in War Industrial League Showdown
Carbide aims to rebound from Sunday defeat to Monsanto as Tommy Turner leads the Chemists against oft beaten American Fork && Hoe at Kanawha park at 7:30 p.m. Fork & Hoe seeks first victory amid struggling play and Zavud tensions hover over the league.
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George Corns
West Side
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Highcoal Crewda Visense
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Viscose
Baseball Scores and Pitcher Odds From Early Games
Readable fragments show matchups including Washington at New York, Chicago at St Louis, and Cleveland at Detroit. Probable pitchers and rough scores appear with incomplete team names and dates, suggesting a late 19th or early 20th century sports snippet.
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Tecomary Maetner
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Bee
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Forsiow
A's Edge Red Sox In Opener 5 4
Philadelphia Athletics beat the Boston Red Sox 5 to 4 in the first game of a twilight night doubleheader. Lyman Harris pitched for the A’s while Tex Hughson pitched for Boston. Cronin and Johnson homered for Boston, Doerr and Johnson drove in runs for Philadelphia, and the A’s tied the game in the seventh to secure the win.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Heston Red Sox
Lyman Harris
Connie Mack
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A's
Red Sox
Bob Johnson
Tex Hughson
Joe Cronin
Redox
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