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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1944

Page

16

Jacobs Decides Smaller Boxers Draw Fans at Madison Square Garden

Promoter Mike Jacobs notes boxing crowds at the Garden show strong turnout despite wartime talent shifts. He highlights small fighters like Beau Jack, Bob Montgomery, Sammy Angott and Willie Pep drawing big gates, with 1943 and 1944 events posting attendance near or above 19,000 and revenue around $75,000 to $189,700. The article cites Mauriello, Bivins, Baksi, and Savold as crowd-pleasers, while Joe Louis’s title losses are placed in historical context.

Friz Howell New York Madison Square Garden Mike Jacobs 20Th Century Club Iota Joe Loula Buddy Baer Abe Simon Joe Baer Simon Little Fellows Besu Jack Bob Montgomery al Davis Sammy Angott Willie Pep Juan Zurita Synch Ax Times Beau Jack Tami Mauriello Jimmy Bivins Fritzie Zivic Mauriello Baksi Lee Savold

Giants and Dodgers to Play 14 Night Games Each in 1941

Mayor LaGuardia of New York will permit 14 night games for the Giants and Dodgers. Brooklyn attendances in 1941 nights averaged 28 000, reflecting strong crowd interest.

Mayor LaGuardia New York Giants Dodgers Brooklyn

Toledo Golfers Aid Funds for Services

Toledo golfers quickly adapted to wartime needs using five tournaments to raise about 10,000 dollars for Ohio's division and the American Red Cross prisoner of war fund. Marty Cromb, then president of the Toledo chapter of the PGA, urged action and coordinated efforts with Dick McGeorge to mobilize the local golf community.

Harold Harrison Toledo Toledo Pearl Harbor Ohio American Red Cross

Lick Wins 1944 National Intercollegiate Golf Title in Heat

Minnesota medical student Louis Lick defeated Michigan’s Johnny Jenswold 1 up at Inverness to claim the 1944 National Intercollegiate title. Notre Dame won the team championship. James Jackson of Washington and St. Louis earned the individual medalist honors. Lick led with a 76 while Jenswold shot 77 in blustery conditions. semis saw Lick beat Tom Messinger 6 and 5.

Toledo Louis Lick University of Minnesota Lick Johnny Jenswold Michigan Inverness Country Club Jenswold Inverness Notre Dame James Jackson Washington St. Louis Tom Messinger Henr, Rampelt Baldwin-Wallace

Insect Enemy and TulaRemia Guarded in the Woods

The Old Timer explains wood ticks and rabbit ticks, tularemia risks, and prevention methods. Scientists note tick bites as a main infection route with rabbit hosts amplifying spread, while field riders discuss tick seasons and safe removal practices. The piece also mentions Johnny Dickshot’s 1934 White Sox link and Otee Clark Griffith boosting pro football income for the Redskins, plus Robert Latshaw signing with Baltimore.

Rabbit Dever Otee Clark Griffith Redskins Washington Robert Latshaw Toronto Los Angeles Baltimore

War Loop Tonight In Fork and Hoe Rubbermen Clash

The War Industrial league closes its first half at Kanawha park with U S Hubber facing American Fork and Hoe at 7:30. U S Rubber seeks a fifth win to tie Carnegie for sixth while DuPont Carbide and Monsanto fight for third as Viscose clinches first half honors this week.

Industrial Baseball League Kanawha Park WU. S. Hubber American Fork & Hoe U. S. Rubber Institute Carnegie Carbide South Charleston duPont Monsanto Viscose U. S. Rubber Ledger

Cubs and Nationals slugger season highlights mixed with coaching shifts

Roy Johnson with the Cubs and Musial led the Nationals as star players and coaches. Lockport guided a leading slugger for 1943 while Bill Pony league pennant last season. Nicholson of the Cubs, who finished managing the Tulsa club second, drove in more runs with 128 to 81 across seasons.

Roy Johnson Cubs Ag Musial Lockport Bill Pony Nicholson Tulsa

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