Sutherland joins naval reserve after football career
Navy officer Sutherland, famed Pittsburgh Panthers coach and Brooklyn Dodgers mentor, leaves an $18,000 four year post to join the Naval Reserve as a Lieutenant Commander. The Scottish coach, 28 years in big time football, is praised for his winning spirit and training methods as wartime service plans unfold. The piece also notes pennant races with the St Louis Cardinals, Cleveland Indians, and nearby teams, and discusses upcoming pro and college football shifts amid war restrictions.
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Applebee Sheen and Dyckes Pace Easy Victory
Applebee Howard Sheen and I l Dyckes set the pace for Maplehurst in an interville golf match. Corry Country Club won decisively as several players posted strong rounds, with Darling of Corry taking first prize and merchandise. Maplehurst winners included Applebee with 76, Sheen 77, and Dyckes 79. losers Rowland 81, Bessy 81, Adams 86. Prize distribution included 3.50 in merchandise to Darling, 2.00 to Wilson and Wiggers, and 1.25 to Falldine in a concurrent raffle.
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Yankees Split Witt CEO Cards Cop Doubleheader
The Dodgers split a twin bill with the Pirates as Lefty French won the opener 8-1 before a 6-4 setback in the nightcap. Cardinals hammer Boston 5-1 behind strong pitching by Gilberto. Walker Cooper star for St Louis with three doubles and a homer in seven at bats. Yankees split with Detroit while the Browns sweep Boston, widening the lead in the American League race.
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Anderson Fires 65 To Tie Course Record In Rain
Jamestown report says Anderson, a former Maplehurst pro, shot a 65 on a wet Friday afternoon, tying the course record. He opened with a bogey on No 1 then ran nine and back nine 33s while companions included Bayes Jarrel O Carl Bayes Hor Zahn and Morse brothers.
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Former Pittgrid Coach Commissioned in Navy
John Bain Sutherland, famed Pitt gridiron mentor, relinquishes his $361 a month pro coaching post to receive a lieutenant commander commission in the Navy. He was sworn in Saturday as the Navy Procurement office chief in Pittsburgh. Mike Gelto, formerly Pitt stay and assistant Dodger coach, will succeed him at Brooklyn.
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Kovach Defends Two Golf Titles This Week
Pittsburgh July 14 Steve Kovach the Parentum golfing ace heads into a defense week starting at the Field Club defending his West Farm Open title against a field of pros. He then moves to Oakmont on Wednesday to challenge for the state amateur crown amid 63 contenders including past champions and notable players.
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Lefty Grove Returns Home to Retirement in Maryland Valley
Lefty Grove, baseball great, has chosen retirement in Lonaconing Maryland after 23 major league seasons with the Red Sox and others. He relaxes in a small valley town, tending a garden, watching scores posted in a pool hall, and enjoying family life with daughter Ethel Doris and son Bob at Washington College. Grove declines managerial offers, stating he will stay away from baseball though still connected to the sport through memories and local observations.
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Lefty) Grove
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War changes semi pro ball amid war driven shifts
War alters semi pro baseball as players join armed services and industry squads. Teams dissolve or relocate with Edin refiners renamed Enidals, House of David travel issues, and Ethiopian Clowns restrict westward play. Yet 48 state tournaments head Wichita season as Denver and Waco showcase stronger local leagues and travel options.
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Roosevelt urged to seize track amid wartime tensions
Report from Collingswood New Jersey that groups ask President Roosevelt to seize rail track for wartime needs. The plan targets WPA labor, park access, and a potential naval base in the Garden State. Organizers forecast 40,000 attendees for an opening day event, despite wartime travel restrictions.
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Harry Bobo 10 Fight on itsburgh Card
The Pittsburgh card on July 13 and 27 features Harry Bobo a crowned heavyweight contender in a main event with Clie Vilar. Other announced bouts include Mose Brown and Joey Maxim with Gurils abepi pard, plus Anton Christelividis and Chviland yl.
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Corry Team Falls to Erie Skeet Shooters
Erie Skeet Shooters defeat Corry 435 to 454 in a Sunday match at Erie. Lawson led with a 24 sighting, while Kurt Lindberg Norm Mekiroy and Floyd Fogle posted solid scores. Rehrend and Brie teams also competed. refreshments were served after the event.
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Yesterday's Heroes and Rivalry Highlights Across Leagues
Yesterday's Heroes reviews a string of baseball feats including Tarey Irnen and Barrett of the Pirates delaying a rally in the opener, Elmer Vale and Dick Sicheri triggering a late-inning win for the Athletics, Jake Wade delivering two saves for the White Sox, and VanderMeer with Riddle chalking a double victory over the Phillies. It notes Denny Galehouse and Chet Laws for the Browns with a key ninth-inning rally, Virail Tricks and Buddy Hassett contributing for the Tigers, and a Yankees split after a Satter 13th inning homer. multiple pitchers and relievers are highlighted in a compact evening of box scores.
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Ural
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Dick Sicheri
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White Sox
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Weekend Notes From A Busy Sporting Page
A jumble of sports chatter, guest stars, and college and professional updates. Mentions of players, teams, and scores clutter a snapshot of midcentury athletic life with hints of boxing, golf, and football headlines.
Today’s Games and Results From Major Cities
Yesterday’s results show varied scores with wins by Philadelphia and Chicago and losses by Boston and New York. Today’s schedule lists Philadelphia at Cleveland and Chicago at Philadelphia amid matchups across major leagues.
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Bud Abbott Wins Western Amateur Title
The report notes Bud Abbott capturing the Western Amateur crown amid a roundup of sports results. It mentions associated figures and venues, including players and coaches tied to Detroit and other teams, with scattered references to other events and locations.
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