Luckman quits Pitt assistant post in New York roundups
Sid Feder notes Luckman quits as Pitt assistant and expects to rejoin the Chicago Bears when season begins. Ben Smith plans a new horse park in New Jersey across the Hudson. Windy City bets on a big gate for a Mavello or Bivins bout in Chicago. East’s top yearlings loom in Virginia stock prices. Tommy Thomas mentions a pitcher sleeping in the Orioles dugout.
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Blue Sheen
Tommy Thomas
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Oriole Park
Yankees win seventh straight series as dusts off Chisox
The New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 4 3 to extend their series streak to ten and move deeper into first in the American League. Pitcher Charley Wensloff earned his fifth five hitter of the season as the Yanks kept rolling on the western swing, while the Phillies lost again and the Cardinals and Reds surged in the NL with strong wins.
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Bil Baker
Pete Coscharart
Chicago Cubs
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Baseball scores and lineups from yesterday and today
Summary of American League and National League results with yesterday’s outcomes, today’s scheduled games, and standings. Includes Southern Association results and a note on pro amateur pairings featuring servicemen and notable players in mixed teams.
Smokies Sweep Both Ends Of Rebel Bill
Smokies from Kaarville swept both ends of a doubleheader from the Montgomery Rebel. They built a 61 31 lead and moved into third place behind Knoxville and Nashville. Pitching and defense carried the win as Walter Berk and Dick Coffman stifled Montgomery and the Smokies backed them with timely hitting.
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Reds
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Hirling
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Lone Tall
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Nashville
Glenn Gardner
Mack Stewart
Binl Ishlin
Dale Anderson
Crockere
Vols
Dewey Adkins
Stanley Todd
First Victory Golf Meet Set This Week Chicago
A field of at least 32 pros and 10 amateurs tees off tomorrow at Beverly Country Club in a 36 hole pro am tournament preluding the first Chicago Victory National Golf Championship. The event runs Friday through Sunday as a medal play test to raise funds for wounded World War II vets in the Chicago area.
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Chicago District Golf Association
Profeelon
Colfern Association
Cook County Council
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Fightean
Randy
Sports Equipment Output Increased
Washington AP reports a 25 percent rise in sports equipment production driven by military demands. WPB notes 70 percent of output to Army, Navy, and Marines, with sports participation up since 1941 and gear for softball basketball volleyball expanding while tennis halts and skates and toboggans narrow.
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Army
Mavy
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Theatre Amusements Nightly at Cary Giant
Local listings show Cary Giant presenting Lorraine Waye in Mr Lucky Friday Betty Rhodes and McDonald Cinesy in Salute For Three Saturday Hiddie Show. Mill Ble lott in Call of the Wild and Lute belle in Swing Your Partner Late Show Saturday Night with Gane Tersex and Don Ameche in Heaven Can Walt. Oberon Comen Alabama Tatatre Last Times Today Ronald Coleman with Greer Garton in Ran Dom Harvest Thursday Steve na and Preest in The Hidden Hand Friday Glidarslieves Bad Day with Warold Peavy Saturday The Mesquitears in Raiders of the Range Sunday and Monday Chester Mario ed Richard Arion in Aerial Runner
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Raiders of the Range
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Richard Arion
Frunner
Athletic Equipment Industry Finds Shortage Workarounds
The athletic equipment industry has been highly inventive in identifying substitutes for scarce materials, according to WPE. The remarks highlight the sector's creativity in sustaining production amid supply constraints.
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WPE
Kirkwood Hagen to Stage Grudge Golf Match for Charity
Philadelphia reports a proposed grudge match between Joe Kirkwood and Walter Hagen for a $2000 wager. Kirkwood claims Hagen and PGA officials sidelined him after a practice round dispute, prompting threats of resignation and a punch at PGA manager Fred Corcoran. Leo Diegel says Kirkwood was invited to play and questions the handling of the matter.
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All Star football picks invasions from college stars
Evanston AP reports the All Star squad eyeing the Washington Redskin game on August 2 features top passers from Governors of Columbia Notre Dame Northwestern and Missouri. Glen Dobbs Tulsa replaces Sammy Baugh as Washington’s passer while also handling punting duties, delivering several 70 yard kicks. Biologists meanwhile note underground beetles with varying eye counts from blind to four eyes.
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Angel Bertelli
Notre Dame
Otto Graham
Northwestern
Bo Breuber
Missouri
Glen Dobbs
Tulsa
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Sammy Baugh
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