Roundup Sport Notes From New York AP
A mixed sports roundup from New York notes Rudy Go written to the Chicago Cardinals from a German camp seeking cigarettes, limited to kin inquires for prison packages. It also mentions Empire City track surface issues, Hambletonian plans, Bill Cane seeking scraped track, and Mike Bellaise booking a California fight to see family. Other items cover Clemson coach Frank Howard’s youth squad critique, Herby Farrell's dual role with Braves, and season-ticket sales for Washington’s Kedakings. Additional items include Dutch shoe talk for Gib Jones, a Bucky Harris gift from Philadelphia, Curtis Bay Coast Guard seeking a strong service team, Marines boxing coach Mike Janie training fighters in the South Pacific, Fort Sheridan’s baseball adjustments, and preflight soccer tweaks reducing teams to nine with goalies barred from handling the ball.
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New York
Rudy Go
Chicago Cardinals
Tunisia
Army
Red Cross
Rudy
Empire City
Bill Cane
Mike Bellaise
California
Herby Farrell
Braves
Johnny McCarthy
Erie
Sallora
Washington
Clark Griffith
Babs Culnan
Neward
N. J
Gib Jones
Wild Bill McDowell
Gib
Bill
Curtis Bay
Coast Guard
Dan Coakley
PFC
Mike
Janie
Marines
South Pacific
Corp
Bob Donovan
Apseul
Notre Dame Sets Young Backfield For Fall Season
Notre Dame plans to field one of its youngest backfields in history with John Lujack Bob Kelly and Jules Rykovich averaging 18 years old and no prior college games. Angelo Bertelli, limited to five games, will lead the monogram group as coach Frank Leahy keeps the T formation amid strong opponents Michigan Northwestern Army and Navy.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Navy
Marine
John Lujack
Connellaville
Bob Kelly
Chicago
Jules Rykovich
Gary
Angelo “Bombaighi” Bertelli
Monogram
Frank Leehy
Michigan
Northwestern
Army
Leahy
Bertelli
Hin Lossen
Lujack
Rykovich
Kelly
John Yonaker
Jack Zily
Marion F. Dillard Last Rites Held
Funeral services for Marion Frank Dillard seventy three died at his Hartford home after a long illness. Services were at Pondtown Church with Rev. G. P. Cantrell and Rev. A. D. Thomas officiating. Burial in the church cemetery. Surviving wife three daughters Men G H Waites Pensacola Mrs Ottin B Lee Hartford Mrs Curtia McNeal Dothan six sons Milton Dillard Mobile Malcolm Dillard US Navy J Dillard Trant Fla Albert Dillard Geneva route ona Harry M Dillard
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Marion Frank Diard
Hartford
Pondtown Church
G. P. Cantrell
A. D. Thomas
Church
Holman
G. H. Waites
Pensacola
Ottin B Lee
Curtia McNeal
Dothan
Milton Dilard
Mobile
Malcolm Dillard
US. Navy
J. Dillard
Trant
Fla
Albert Dillard
Geneva
Harry M Dillard
Browns slump to 7th after 4 3 loss to Senators
Sports writer notes the St. Louis Browns drop to seventh after a 4-3 defeat by the Washington Senators. The piece mulls declines in offense and pitching, cites Vern Stephens’ slumping average, and records a sideline clash where former Phillies manager Bucky Harris calls William Cox “the All-American jerk,” prompting a sharp reply from Cox.
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Feder
Messia
William
Usd
Yale
Coz
Bucky Harris
Louis
Jate
Merridy
Lake
Sewell
Milt Haefner
Washington Senators
Milt
Washingtons
Chicago White Sox
James Joseph Dykes
Windy City Warriors
Philadelphia
Athletics
Nats
Frankie Quatine
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Brownies
Vern Stephens
Susie
Browns
Harris
Phillies
Cox
Phils
Wiliam
Bucky
Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Summary
In yesterday’s American League results Chicago lost to Philadelphia five to one and St Louis beat Washington three to two. Today Detroit visits New York, Cleveland plays Boston, St Louis travels to Washington, and Brooklyn visits St Louis. Also listed are various city matchups including Little Rock at Birmingham, Montgomery at Nashville, and Memphis at New Orleans in the regionals.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Loma
Little Rock
Birmingham
Hnorville
Allar
Montgomery
Neahville
Memphis
New Orleans
L Pet
Detroit Ve
St. Lous
Beaton
Philadelphia Aa
Southern Association
Nashville
Knoxville
ATE
Atlanta
Appling Leads Junior League Batters In Week’s Play
Luke Appling of the Chicago White Sox tops the American League hit parade after a week with 38 hits in 40 at bats, lifting his average to .331 and pushing Dick Wakefield from Detroit to fourth. New Yankee Nick Etten, Boston’s Pete Fox, and Wally Moses also crack the top ten. In the National League, Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals leads with .440, while Arky Vaughan and the Dodgers’ Duke Snider surge to a tie for third at .313. Musial maintains a lead over peers Billy Herman and others.
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New York
Luke Apping
Chicago White Sox
Dick Wakefield
Detroit Tigers
Wakefield
Nick Etten
Yankees
Pete Fox
Boston RedSox
Wally Moses
Chuicago White Sox
Menantimne
Stan Musial
St .Louis Cardinals
Rhythm Awingver
Brooklyn
Billy Herman
Arky Vaugh Jr
Dodgers
Theatre Schedule and Acts Listing for Week
The program lists performances by Tomdey Only-fara and others with dates Wednesday through Monday. Featured acts include John Hubbard and Meaddy Martin Orchestra performing Whats Hurting Cosmin, Saturday show Three Mersqultacra in MBhaderwsn, and Kiddie Bhow late night. Sunday and Monday present Deans and Joseph Gottan in Teseday.
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Mrfianald
Tomdey
Fara
Areya Diehe
Robert Palys
Astra
Ann Millar
John Hubbard
Meaddy Martin
Cosmin
Annatella
Sustan
Reid
Weaver Browhars
Former Bow Players Lead Barons Over Gridiron Guests
PORT KNOX AP report notes Armored Command School lacking a football squad but hosting former college stars including Vic and Milt Smith from UCL A. The Barons win 7-4 behind Dick Sipen’s four hits and Wally Gynee’s 14th mound win for Nashville, as Montgomery and other teams are idle.
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Port Knox
Armored Command Officer Candidate School
Armored Command School
Georgie
Vic Smith
Milt Smith
Los Angeles
U. C. LA
van Davie
Elbertson
Georgia
University of Georgia
Smith
Davis
Milt
Vic
Belf
Ballbeck
CL AL
Davie
Truman Cox
Bonna
Texas
Marion Glaughter
Houston
T A. M
Berlin
Birmingham
Barons
Dees
Associatics
Thair
Atleala
Dick Sipen
Hirmingham
Littl Rock
Bipek
Folr
Birmingham Grove
Wills Hudlin
Fresh Papled
Bartholomew
Fox
Little Rock
Wally Gynee
Neshville
Montgomery
Nashville
Montgomery Rebels
Chattanooga
Drye
Mel Hicks
Vols
Borowy Tops Mets as Yankee Pitching Shines in War Bond Drive
In New York, Hank Borowy of the Yankees secured strong pitching victories amid scattered hits, highlighting his standout performance during the metropolitan war bond drive last week. The report notes Borowy as the pilot of a dominant mound showing with key innings contributing to the war effort.
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NEW York
Hank Borowy
New York Yankee
Ares
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