Pro Clubs Seek Strong Start Amid Global Sport Notes
The Sports page notes Natinal Profession Football League teams eye a lively 1944 season with coach updates from Green Bay and Chicago Cardinals. It also covers Metcalfe heading to Japan, rule changes by Lambein, catcher tactics, and a Germany tour of an American all star track team. Bowling, pari mutuel betting in California, and Canadian golf scenes in Québec are mentioned with several athletes named.
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Japan
Witchibs
Natunail Profession
Bg Obambeau
Green Bay Packers
New York
Chicago Cardinals
Erin
Detroit
Lambean Vedia
Boston
Fm 15
Lambens
Ralph Metcalfe
Conrad M. Jennings
Marquette University Ath Jeli
Germany
Simmee Metcalfe
Foy Draper
University of Southam California
Tyan Fuqua
Indiana University
Elton Broly Pittsburg
Kan
Teachers
Gene Venzke
University of Pennsylvania
Tiler
John Lynn
Stanford
Sweden
Norway
Hungary
Trance
Milwauke
City League Leadership At Stake In Tomorrow Baseball Doubleheader
Aero Supply and Washington Lunch square off in the first game as both teams unbeaten in recent play. Raymonds vs Gerry Jamestown in the nightcap with strong lineups returning from military encampment. Pitchers named include Jackson Haensl and Koosiner with several as yet uncertain starters.
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National Guard
Mount Greta
City Baseball League
Loap
Aero Supply
Washington
Raymonds
Gerry Jamestown
Anderson
Big Ken Jackson
Restaurant Nine
Babe Haensl
Jackson
Wefiring
Amiersim
Om Hint
Washinton
TNG
Cobbett
F. Baresi
Long
Stroup
Chase
Corbett
Ieague
Baris
Revios
Anil
Houbéfal
Washington Taunch
Ravent
Stark
Babe Haenel
Etroup
Aeros
Ines
Verde
George Koosiner
Russell
Koestner
Fox
Satie Jay
Fins Sacre C-J
Lomorson
Uave
Sonny” Staples
Frankie Detury
Bite
Zibby" Walter
Gusud
Bob Owens
Crandall Aikeip
Corry-famestin
Staptes
Crandall
Merle Israelson Captures Rifle Honors at Akron Event
Merle Israelson of the Goodyear Zeppelin Rifle Club led the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League team to strong showings at Akron Ohio in two day small bore and DeWar matches. Israelson earned the grand total of 97 points in DeWar competition and took top honors in the 50 meter and 200 yard events earning the Goodyear team trophies and cash still the event also saw Arl Darkow post a perfect 400 score and many Akron shooters gain recognition in the Beacon Journal account.
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Merle Israilaon
Corry
Akron
Ohio
Goodyear-Zenpelin
Israelson
Robert Sweet
Akron Beacon-Journal
Tsraelson
Arl Darkow
Zeppelin Club
DeWar
England
Merle Israelson
Zeppelin Clu
Guidistanie
Jaraelson
Jwneral Ry Louden
Rutlery Ps
M. Israsison
W. L. Wile Son
Jamestown
D. Bash- Nine
R, KE
Hatasberger
Uhricksville
Scarborough
Ascot
Canfield
Hart
Cleveland
Jon
New Philadelphia
London
Frankfort
Germany
R. EB. Loudon
Butler
W. J. Goodall
A E. Hart
Gleveland
GI. McLeland
Arron
D. Bashline
EB. Kiimile
Toledo
E. K. Waters
Chicago
A. Darkow
Sam Bond
Unrichs-ville
All American football team voted in nation wide poll
United Press reports a national ballot named 36 players for an All American team to face the Chicago Bears in a Soldier Field game planned by the Chicago Tribune. The top vote getter was Moose Krause of Notre Dame with 65 296 votes, followed by George Sanel of Nebraska. The selection includes players from Midwest and West with 16 from the Big Ten and 23 from the midwest. The game is expected to draw large crowds and coverage focuses on the college star lineup and the pro challenger.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Chicago
Chicaro Bears
Soldier
Moose
Scrawse
Notre Dam
George Sanet
Nebrasitfle
Otner
Pama
Citis
Southern California
Charle Hernie
Lanichivan
Harts
Northweatern
Midwest
Tir
Thiacath
Big Ten
Ave
Souay
Michigan
Notre Pasa
California
Iowa
Purdue
Nebraska
Skladany
Pillaiwrgle
Smith
Washingto
Krause
Notre Dame
Schivammer
Grexiu
Italy
Rosenberz
Schuneme
Toll
Bernard
Lays
Town
Wood develops a new target for Uncle Sam
Gar Wood has built a pilotless, gyroscopically controlled long range target for U S Army coast defense gunners. The 28 foot hull carries an 85 foot mast and a 225 horsepower motor to simulate moving targets at six to ten miles per hour. Aimed to improve gunnery accuracy, the device is tested on Lake St Clair with Capt H C Babbett observing. The government approved purchase after the test.
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Detroit
Mich
United States Army Coast Defense
Gar Wood
Torperno
H. C. Babbett
War Department
Lake St. Clair
Americans Eye Davis Cup Challenge After Australia Win
In Wimbledon era style Henry McLemore reports Sidney Wood and teammates, hailed as America’s team of destiny, defeating Australia and setting up the Davis Cup challenge against England. Wood, Crawford, and others express confidence in beating England to defend the cup.
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Wood
Jae Davis
Henry McLemore
Aimbledon
England
America
George Lott
Australis
Sidney Wood
New York i
Jack Crawford
Austria
Witch
Australia
Bunny Austin
Perry
C s balance offense falters against Raymonds in tense game
The C s field a well balanced lineup but late innings collapse opened a gap in defense. Crandall and Bendh plan to return tomorrow to prove Wednesday's history was no fluke. Staples Debury and Walters rejoined with the springmakers as they push forward.
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Raymonds
Crandall
Eit Staples
Debury
Walters
Shute Runyan Favored as Sarazen Falters in P G A
In Williamsville the 1834 P G A golf championship sees Gene Sarazen as defending champ toppled by Watrous who beat him after 21 holes. Shute Runyan and Runyan plus Amigh ton and Metz advance to quarterfinals with Crowley Kunes and Revolta in the mix.
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Favor Shute-Runyan AS
Sarazen Falters
Stainings Yesterday's Results And Today's Schedule
Yesterday results feature several baseball scores across the league with St Louis and New York listed for multiple games. Today's schedule lists Detroit at Chivas Cleveland at St Louis and Philadelphia at New York with St Louis at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at New York as scheduled matches.
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Detroit
Chivas
Cleveland
St. Louis
National Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Old Timers to Join in Skeet Shoot Clash
An old timers skeet shooting squad led by W. E. McElroy A J McElroy LeRoy Cady Floyd Pogle and others will compete against a newer Cony Rod and Gun Club squad. The chub team will be chosen through qualifiers over the next three regular practice sessions. Horton J Ditvis departs for New York City for business travels.
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Plana
Ld-Dlafe
Slade W. E. McElroy
A. J. McElroy
LeRoy Cady
Floyd Pogle
Doe Sullivan
Rusgelt Ream
John Swan
Harry Swan
George Dane
Chub
Geelde
Rentilars
Jacobs to Meet Babcock in Seabright Finals
Seabright hosts the finals with Helen Jacobs of Berkeley facing Carolin Babcock of Los Angeles after Jacobs defeated Mary Ginor Harris and Babcock beat Gravyn Wheeler. The men's final features Bryan Grant of Atlanta and Berkeley Bell of New York, a repeat matchup from prior meetings on clay and grass.
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Helen Jacobs
Carolin Babcock
Bryan Grant
Berkley Bell Seabright
Berkeley
Chris
Mitt Carolin Babcock
Los Antos
Sarah Paletay
Brookline
Mass
Miss Jacobs
Mary Ginor Harris
Kansas City
Mass Babcock
Gravyn Wheeler
Isu
Los Angeles
Bryah Grant
He Yighs Atom
Atlanta
Berkeley Bell
New York
Grant
Simving
Bell
White Sulphur Springs
Wilmington
Lenore Kight Loses 1 Title in NAU Swimming Meet
Detroit July 27 Champion Lenore Kight Homestead Pa was dethroned in the 100 meter backstroke event of the NA AU swimming championships by 18 year old Olive Kean Seattle. Kight retained her title in the one mile event winning from Roberton New York and Rawls Miami Beach placed third. Katherine Rawls Miami Beach retained her springboard diving title with 198.44 points.
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Lenore Kight
Homestead
Olive Kean
Seattle
Miss Light
Alice Bridges Whitsinville
Miss
Dorothea Dickinson
New York
Miss Kight
Sir Robertson
Evelyn Rawls
Miami Beach
Pla
Blary Lou ‘Petty
Miss AghUs
Katherine Rawls
Miami
Dorhihy Poynton
Los Angeles
Repbnil
Mary Haercer
Mimi Beach
Janice Lifson
New Fork
Cards and Giants Split as Yankees Lead Again
The New York Giants show improvement led by Dean brothers and Foreman Frisch as St Louis and Philadelphia fall behind. The Yankees retake the American League lead with Vernon Gomez pitching well, Lou Gehrig homering, while Chicago White Sox shut out Washington and rainouts suspend Philadelphia and Cleveland games.
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Gleveland
Boston
al Atif
Theon Wright
United Press
New York
New York Giants
Rame
Giants
Memphis
Bill Terry
Foreman Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Elmer
Houstas
Texas
Herr Hubbell
Deans
Pat Peebdy Fitzsimmons
Hank Laiber
Nashville
Freddy
Jack Jiebrock
Chicago
Jim Weaver
Brooklyn
Tom Zachary
Larry French
Phils
Pittsburgh
Curt Davis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Harland Poole
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Senor
Vernon Gomez
Yanks
Buck Newsom
Lou Gehrig
Detroit
Aston
Behima
Yankees
Red Sox
Tiger
Sam Jones
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Jones
Joe Cronin
Cleveland
Al Watrous Opens Lead In 26-Hole Quarterfinal Ballet
Al Watrous of Birmingham Michigan led Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey 2 up at halfway in a 26 hole quarterfinal match. Watrous, who defeated Gene Sarazen, posted a 67 five under par while Wood carded 489.
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Htamisgill SY
Jilly
al Watrous
Birmingham
Mich
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Patel
Atirpamiint
A S A Mushball Game At Clymer Ends In Big Aemay Victory
The Aemay defeated Clymer by 15 runs in a high scoring mushball clash. Both squads produced strong innings with the Aemay offense clicking late, while Clymer mounted a rally in the middle innings. A rematch is planned.
Corry Ad Notices Public Sale Details
Fragmentary OCR shows a posted notice advertising a sale by mall at 2.50 per 3 in restricted area. Carrie Fifteen appears as authoring entity amid unreadable lines about payment, terms, and prohibited rent references.
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oFeresee
Carrie
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