Sports Roundup notes shifting hockey plans and pro moves
A cluttered wire of notes covers NHL chatter and minor league shifts as Washington Providence and New Haven may join an expanded Eastern League while Cleveland and Buffalo push for fewer pro players. Jimmy Dykes feuds with umpires over quick returns. Elkins brothers bring Danny McGuire to big time. Metkovich draws Ted Williams comparisons. Paul Florence pitches manpower shifts. Hap Burgess comments on female sports writers. and officers Sperber Craft Millgin Browen move through censorship and Navy prep roles.
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Mead urges Army Navy night game for wartime appeal
Senator Mead proposes the Army Navy football game be held as a night contest in New York or Philadelphia to aid Treasury wartime bond drives. Uncertainty remains over location and date with Annapolis discussed and attendance limited to military personnel families. The report also mentions Pony League items Wellsville and Lockport with minor notes on clemency.
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Mead
Merchants Fall Twice as Erie Gunners Win 10 to 2
The Corry Merchants were swept in a doubleheader by the Erie Gunners, losing 10 to 1 in game one and 11 to 2 in game two at Evie. Russ Cassett struggled with control in the opener as Anasil pitched well for Erie. In the nightcap Frank Kulick yielded seven runs as Erie pulled away after a close start, aided by errors and timely hits.
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Young
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Barnes Trophy Still Retained by Fairmount
Philadelphia July 19 The Julius H Barnes trophy for the American rowing championship rests on the shelf at the Fairmount Rowing Association. In a subdued regatta, Fairmount tied 134 points to win the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen title, with 77 points to second-place Penn A C Wer. Art Gallagher, 25, won the senior quarter mile dash and champion singles, stroked the senior double sculls spinner, and followed by taking association singles and steering the winning quadruple sculls the day before.
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Lite Fairmount Club
National Association of Amateur
Pemn.a. C. Wer
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Association
Sunday curfew creates suspended NL games and mix ups
The National League faces four suspended games due to Sunday curfew rules. In Pittsburgh, the Cardinals led 8 5 after seven innings when play halted, with a later completion date to be set. At Boston, the Braves led the Dodgers 4 4 when the curfew stopped play, with continuation planned later. Two other games were suspended after protests but already listed in standings.
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Ben Steiner
Eddie Zipay
Dente
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Chesty
Chet Covington
Covington
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Chet
Miners
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Massachusetts Sun
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Dodgers
Burd Prick
Beau Jack Remains Heavy Favorite In Tonight's Bout
In Philadelphia the boxing world circles Beau Jack as a 12 to 5 favorite for the Shibe Park showdown. Promoter Herman Taylor expects near 20,000 fans and about 950,000 in gate receipts as Jack, 22, seeks to regain the crown against a strong opponent amid a busy sports night across the majors.
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Johnny Hutchinson
Bob Montgomer
Shibe Park
Joliet
Sie
Jack
Herman Taylor
Baseball Standings and Scores From Yesterday's Games
National League results show St Louis 7 Pittsburgh 6 and New York 1 Philadelphia 2. American League highlights include Detroit 12 Cleveland 4 and Washington 9 Boston 3. Standings partial show New York and Washington leading with unclear figures.
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Huck Geary quits Pirates amid fan abuse and knee worry
Eugene Geary, Pirates shortstop, will not return after saying he could not stand the abuse from fans. From Buffalo by phone he cited personal and abusive booing and a knee injury as reasons, and said he might pursue a deal with another club once feeling returns. He had not received calls from any team yet.
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