Nelson Leads New York Crops Open After Round of 66
Byron Nelson carved a six under par 66 at Wyka Glen to open a five stroke edge at 204 through three rounds in the $13,333 New York Open. Vic Ghezzi, Mike Turnesa, Harold McSpaden, and Herman Barton trailed, while Gene Sarazen faltered with a costly chip miscue ending in a 217 total.
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Fritz Howell
New Rochelle
N. Y
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Wykagyl
Vic Ghezzi
Atlantic City
Mike Turnesa
White Plains
Nelson
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Philadelphia
Herman Barton
Gene Sarazen
Squire
Darien
Conn
Sarazen
Gene
Cow in good pasture yields milk without weight loss
A healthy pasture cow consumes 150 pounds of green herbage and produces 40 pounds of milk without any weight change.
Baseball scores from Associated Press update
American New York 2 Philadelphia 3 St. Louis 5 Detroit 1 Boston at Washington night. National Boston 5 New York 5 Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 3 Chicago 2 Cincinnati 1 ten innings. Pittsburgh at St. Louis night. American Association four night Rochester 6 Jersey City 5 Buffalo 7 Newark 1 two night Southern Atlanta 6 Birmingham 1.
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Associated Press
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
International Rochester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Newark
Southern Atlanta
Birmingham
Baseball doubleheaders outline for the National League schedule
The schedule lists two games per team with matchups across the league. Teams include New York at Boston, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Chicago, Pittsburgh at St Louis, Philadelphia at New York, Boston at Washington, Chicago at Cleveland and St Louis at Detroit with starting pitchers and records noted for each pairing.
Southern Association Football Schedule Brief
Atlanta hosts Birmingham in a 2 point game while Chattanooga faces New Orleans in a 2 point showdown. Knoxville plays Memphis in a 2 point match and Nashville meets Little Rock in a 2 point contest.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Birmingham
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Knoxville
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock
City League Softball Officials Ask Public Cooperation
City League softball officials request public cooperation with parking. Drivers should not park too close to Delano diamond and are urged to keep cars at a safe distance to avoid crowding the playing field.
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Delano Diamond
Browns Turn Back Tigers Detroit 5-0 on Jakucki Shutout
St. Louis Browns extended their lead over Detroit with Sigmund Jakucki throwing a seven hit shutout as they won 5 to 0. Johnny Gorsica allowed six hits but gave up a three run homer in the sixth to Mark Christman as Al Zarilla and George McQuinn reached base on a hit batsman and a walk.
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St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Sigmund Jakucki
Browns
Johnny Gorsica
al Zarilla
George McQuinn
Mark——-Christman
St. Louis
Jakucki
Hayworth
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Gorsica
Overmire
Mooty
Richards
Yanks Split Double Bill With Athletics in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia, the Yankees and Athletics split a doubleheader. First game ended 27 to 15 with New York scoring late, Flores and Hayes led the Yankees while Donald and Hemsley pitched. Second game saw New York win 8 to 1 as Black, Berry and Hayes starred, Zuber, Turner and Garbark contributed for the Yankees.
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YANKS
New York
Athletics
Philadelphia
Flores
Hayes
Donald
Hemsley
Black
Berry and
Zuber
Turner and Garbark
Bums Rally Beats Phils in Ninth Inning Comeback
Brooklyn Dodgers rally past Philadelphia Phillies 4 to 1 in the ninth as Whit Wyatt notches first win of the season. Giants and Braves split a doubleheader in Boston with Veiselle, Seward, Mancuso, Javery, Klutz contributing. Cubs edge Reds 2 1 in ten as Nicholson delivers go ahead hit off Passeau. Carter goes the distance for Cincinnati.
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Philadelphia
Bill Lee
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Whit Wyatt
Ocean Swell Derby Winner Captures British Classic
In Newmarket England Lord Rosebery's Ocean Swell won Britain's wartime Derby beating Tehran and Happy Landing by a head. The 28 to 1 outsider yielded $23,400, as 10 000 fans watched the mile and a half classic run here during wartime.
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England
Lord Rosebery
Britain
Blue Peter
Aga Khan
Tehran
Walter Hutchinson
London
Epsom Downs
Auburn Plans 1944 Plainsman Football Schedule
Auburn Alabama coach Carl Voyles announced the 1944 Plainsman schedule, featuring seven wartime games with Presbyterian College as homecoming on October 28. Rivalries include Tech Tulane Mississippi State and Georgia. new foes Howard and Miami University. Schedule lists games on September 29 Howard in Montgomery, October 7 open, October 14 Tech in Atlanta, October 21 Tulane in New Orleans, October 28 Presbyterian in Auburn, November 11 Mississippi State in Birmingham, November 18 Georgia in Columbus, November 24 Miami University in Miami.
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Ala
Carl Voyles
Presbyterian College
Tech
Tulane
Mississippi State
Georgia
Howard
Miami University
Presbyterian
Montgomery
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Columbus
Miami
Canada’s New Labor Code Emphasizes Compulsory Bargaining
Compulsory negotiation of labour disputes features as a central element of Canada’s updated labor code, aiming to streamline talks between unions and employers. The reform highlights mediation steps and clear timelines to resolve conflicts.
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Canada
SEC to negotiate officials for 1944 season
Commissioner Mike Conner directed by the Southeastern Conference to bargain with the Southern Football Officials Association for 1944 officiating. Agreement awaits approval by the conference president and secretary. Also, Georgia’s $500 fine for five ineligible players was affirmed. Mancha eligibility controversy between Alabama and Auburn noted. transfer ban between SEC members adopted. transfer ban with Southern Conference pending.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mike Conner H
Southeastern Conference
Southern Football Officials Association
University of Georgia
University of Alabama
Auburn
Vaughn Mancha
Conner
Mancha
Alabama
Southern Conference
Southern
Hulse Leads Field In National AAU Meet Mile and 1500
Bill Hulse, America's fastest miler, wins the 1500-meter senior title at Randall's Island opening day. James Rafferty takes runner up, ahead of 17-year-old Bob Umstattd. Charley Parker wins the 100 meters in 11.1 in a streak of 50 straight victories. Campbell finishes strong in the 200 and Parker/Campbell split semis. Henry Walsh tops 5000, Alvin Smith places sixth. Shrader of the U S Army wins the discus at 145 ft 7 1/4 in.
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Orlo Robertson
New York
Bill Hulse
America
Randall's Island
Hulse
Sweden
Gunder Haegg
New York A.C
James Rafferty
Rafferty
Bob Umstattd
Dalls
Charley Parker
San Antonio
Alvin Smith
Athens
David Shrader
U. S. Army
Savannah
May Bundy Wins National Clay Court Title
Dorothy May Bundy of Santa Monica Calif defeats Mary Arnold of Los Angeles 7 5 6 4 in the women final to claim the national clay court championship. Pancho Segura and Billy Talbert reach the men final with straight set wins as Bundy uses a borrowed racket in her first national title.
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Detroit
Dorothy May Bundy
Santa Monica
Calif
Mary Arnold
Los Angeles
Francisco
Pancho) Segura
Coral Gables
Fla
Billy Talbert
Indianapolis
Segura
Pfc
Rex Norris
Lansing
Mich
Buckley Field
Colo
Talbert
Ralph Dilley
Cleveland
Miss Bundy
Pauline Betz
Seymour Greenberg
Chicago
May Sutton
Tom Bundy
Miss Arnold
Public Parks
Miss Betz
Softball Schedule Set for City League Action
The City League posts next week’s softball slate promising fireworks for fans. Key games include Southern Airways against Cisco, Ingalls versus Courtland Air Base Monday, Instructors versus Maintenance and Independents versus Goodyear Tuesday, and Cisco versus Maintenance and Southern Airways versus Courtland Air Base Thursday.
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Delano Diamond
Courtland
Southern Airways
Ingalls
Goodyear
Disco
Cisco
Courtland Air Base
Maintenance
Independents
Allied war analysis tracks blitz in Normandy and Far East raids
The piece reports German High Command facing a widening Anglo American Normandy beachhead as B 29s strike Japan's steel heart from China bases. It notes Tokyo could be within range of a 2000 mile strike radius and questions German relief strength as Normandy battles continue.
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Kirke L. Simpson
Associated Press
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Baseball's Big Six Leaders By League
Three leaders in each league for batting based on 125 at bats. Listed are Walker of the Dodgers Tucker of the White Sox Musial of the Cardinals Weintraub of the Giants Doerr of the Red Sox Hackett of the Indians Ott Weintraub Kurowski Cullenbine Hayes Spence Seerey and others in American League notes.
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Cardinals
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Giant
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Indians
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Many from county at Florence summer school
The largest summer school for a number of years is now in progress at the State Teachers College at Florence. Morgan county is represented in the enrollment by Julian Burrell Valdermosa Springs Irene Clem Janie Kell Pearl Matthews Mrs Stacey P Wear Edith Murphree Olene Woodruff Decatur Frances Crowe Mrs Ed Summers Aline White Lucile Wiggins Sara Wiggins Hartselle Lurline Culbreath Louise Fowler Somerville Lorene Dutton Mavis McCaghren Reba McCaghren Lurline Poole Danville Laura Hipps Imogene Morgan Efa Juanita Junkins Lacon era Roberts Joppa Dorothy Simone Oda Ethel Staples Falkville.
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State Teachers College
Florence
Morgan County
Julian Burrell
Valdermosa Springs
Irene Clem
Janie Kell
Pearl Matthews
Stacey P. Wear
Edith Murphree
Olene Woodruff
Decatur
Frances Crowe
Ed. Summers
Aline White
Lucile Wiggins
Sara Wiggins
Hartselle
Lurline Culbreath
Louise Fowler
Somerville
Lorene
Convict Killed at Atlanta Prison
Francis R. Hammack, director of the state Department of Corrections, reported the second stabbing death at Tattnall prison within a week. James Earnest Heard, 29, serving a life sentence for murder in Dade County, was struck on the head during an altercation on the 15th and died yesterday. Heard's home was in Henagar, Alabama.
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Atlanta
Francis R. Hammack
State Department of Corrections
Tattnall Prison
Hammack
James Earnest Heard
Dade County
Heard
Henegar
Ala
Weekday School Activities Schedule From Junior High
Sunday 7 p.m flag lowering by Troop 60. Monday 1:00 p.m Long Flute Band in the Junior High School Band Room. Tuesday 4:30 p.m Junior Glee Club and Falkoe. 4:00 p.m Valley Ball Soft Ball with Mrs. Leon Thomas. 6:00 p.m Junior Girls Basketball led by Rev H E Weston. Wednesday 4:30 p.m Senior Folk Dancing and Glee Club. Thursday 4:30 p.m Senior Vol mas. 6:00 p.m Boys Basketball led by Rev H E Weston. Friday 5:00 p.m Story Hour with Majorie Russell. 6:00 p.m Girl Guards Volley Ball Softball with Lt. Smith.
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Falkoe
Leon Thomas
H. E. Weston
Rev
Majorie Russell
Lt. Smith
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