Sports Roundup Philadelphia Ap Fragmented Readings Incomplete Roundup
AP sports roundup recounts a chaotic football scene with referee Durfee across the field and disputed calls. It also notes a Greeninant rookie and Glenn Cunningham’s pre induction visit to Camp Dodge with a wry exchange about mobility.
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Glenn Cunningham
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Camp Dodge
Towa
Anniston Woman In Golf Finals
In the 42nd North and South Women’s Golf Tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina Estelle Lawton Page of Chaos Hill North Carolina faces Mary Clay O'Connor of Durham North Carolina and Marjorie Row of Anniston Alabama competes against Kay Byrne of Rye New York in the semi finals. Earlier Mary O'Connor defeated Peggy Kirk Cleveland Ohio 6 1 up at the 22nd hole while Margie Byrne beat Jane Crim Orangeburg South Carolina 5 4.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Estelle Laweun Page
Chaos Hill
N. C
Mary Clay O'Connor
Durham
Marjorie Row
Anniston
Alu
Hkgainst Kay Byrne
Rye
Katherine Fox
Glen Ridge
N. J
Miss O'Conner
Peggy Kirk
Cleveland
Miss Raw
Laddie Iewin
Montclair
Miss Bryne
Jane Crim
Orangeburg
Native lore links Finger Lakes to Great Spirit’s print
According to Indian Legend, the Finger Lakes in New York are the print left by the hand of the Great Spirit. The tale frames the lakes as a sacred geographic creation tied to Indigenous belief.
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Finger Lakes
New York
Great
Boston Yankees Select Bertelli in Pro Football Draft
The Boston Yankees picked Angelo Bertelli Notre Dame's passing ace from West Springfield Mass as their first choice at the annual Pro football draft though Bertelli was in the Marines and unavailable until after the war. The team then selected players at eleven positions, hoping to draw New England fans with a strong future star.
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Aday
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Notre Dame
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Mass
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Yankees
New England
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Tions
Fenway Park
Navy Heat
Jim Lanning
Fordham
Creighton Miller
Brooklyn
Steve van Buren
Louisiana State
Johnny
Presto) Podesta
St. Mary's
Marines
Giants and Browns Lead In Open Major League Action
Opening day results show the New York Giants and St Louis Browns atop the majors with strong starts from Ewald Pyle Bill Voisella Steve Burdie and Jack Kramer for their clubs. Mal Ott homered twice as the Giants beat Boston while Detroit and Chicago wins boosted other contenders and attendance fell from day one enthusiasm.
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Louis Browns
Mei Ot
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Inina
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Bill Voisella
Giants
Steve Burdie
Jack Kramer
Brownies
Waka Ihem
Lesms
Bees
Mal Ott
Pyles
Ott
George Haurmanan
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Boston
Jim Tobin
Bucky Walters
Sundre
Browns
Dereit
Tigers
Heat
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Jewell
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Walt Dubiel
Champr
Emmett O'Neil
Dubiel
Newark
George
Pinky) Woods
Johnson
Jim Tabor
Orval Grove
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indiana
Gus Cartright
Leroy Schalk
Sox
al Smith
Gil English
Deacon Donahue
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Paul Waner
Brooklyn Dodgers
Donahue
Phils
Cincinnati
Elmer Riddle
Walters
Chicago
Philadelphia
Wasington
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Crackers Runway Losses in Fort Jackson Exhibition
The Atlanta Crackers exit Fort Jackson after two exhibition games with seven hits and one run. Soldiers blank Ki Ki Cuy Ist’s team 18 to 0, then 17 hits against Atlanta as Gene Lambert allows five hits. Kirby Riggs shuts out in first game. Memphis hurler Lambert dominates the opponents. Team moves to Macon for a game with Camp Wheeler as spring training circuits continue.
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Associated Press
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Ist
Gene Lambert
Philadelphia Phillie
Memphis
Atlanta
Kirby Rigbe
Brooklyn
Allanta
Macon
Camp Wheeler
Chattanooga
Buford Denton
Rosaville
Danny Day
Doc Prothra
Joe Hare
Blytheville, Ark
Army Field
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Harry E. McGuire
Gordon C. Welshons
G. D. Langan
Little Rock
Dutch Prather
Locke Johnson
Bob Leeds
Nashville
Larry Gilbert
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20Th Armored Division
Camp Campbell
Russ Myer
Charlie Cuellar Sisted
New Orleans
Fresco Thompson
Nick Howard
Buck Schulze
Joe Winfield
Keesler
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Tulane University
Knoxville
Smokies
Buddy Lewis
Georgia Switches ToT Formation Approval Hearts 1942 season
Georgia under Wallace Butts experiments with a modern ToT formation aimed at boosting the 942 Buildog squad. The coach anticipates durability and growth despite spring drills disruptions and key personnel shifts. Exhibition play sets the tone for upcoming opponents as outlets scout new talento and adjust strategies.
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Wallace Butts
University of Georgis
Araton
Oo Malter
Wil Sh
Standings and Games From Yesterday's Baseball Shows Old Rivalries
Standings from the Associated Press show American and National leagues with New York, St Louis, Detroit and Chicago leading. Today schedule includes Philadelphia at Washington and St Louis at Detroit. The text notes changes in players and references Frankie Sinkwich and Johnny Cook from Georgia.
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New York
St Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Philadephia
National
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Butts
Frankie Sinkwich
End
Johny Cook
Georgia
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