Sports Roundup from New York AP Feeds
Latest tip is that World Series games move to Yanpus Stadium next four in another city. Armys latest retirements, Zivic and others consider end-year moves. Suffolk Downs race track sale proposed. air base football canceled. guest star Kritzer discusses player labor woes and farm system shortages.
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Baseball standings and scores from yesterday and today
American League games included Boston 0 beat by Detroit 10 and Washington 4 over Chicago 3 to New York 2 and Cleveland 1 in 12 innings Philadelphia 0 over St Louis 3. National League saw Pittsburgh 8 to New York 1 and Cincinnati 7 to Boston 5 as St Louis 5 beat Philadelphia 6 and Chicago 2 over Brooklyn 9. Southern Association had Montgomery 8 Knoxville 9 in 11 innings, Nashville 13 Atlanta 4, New Orleans 5 Little Rock 2 with Montgomery at Knoxville, Nashville at Atlanta, New Orleans at Little Rock and Birmingham at Memphis scheduled.
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Chicago
New York
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Philadelphia
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Virgil Trucks
Rudy York
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Jim Russell Rana
Vince DiMaggio
Hirth
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New York Giants
Curt Davin
Chicago Cubs
Bill Nicholson
Cubs
Boston Braves
Three Southern Clubs Lead Southern Showdown
The Associated Press reports New Orleans Knoxville and Nashville, the top three clubs in the Southern Association, each won again as they press for the second-half pennant. Knoxville beat Montgomery 8 to 1 in a strong bid to erase New Orleans half-game edge, while New Orleans kept its pace.
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Knoxville
Nashville
Southern Association
Montgomery Rebels
A s Shut Out Browns 4 To 0 For 13th Straight Loss
The Athletics extended their losing streak to 13 games as Dennis Gelebe pitched four hitter's support from St Louis Browns. In the AL Yankees won 2-1 in 13 innings over Cleveland after a power outage delay. Detroit split a doubleheader with Boston, York homered twice, and in the NL the Phillies beat the Cardinals 6-5 while Dodgers beat Cubs 2-0.
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Connie Mack
A’s
Mack
Dennis Gelebe
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Colmon
Cleveland Indians
Allie Reynolds
Yanks
Joe Gordon
Pro Amateurs Begin 72 Hole Chicago Victory National
Seventy two players including 42 pros and amateurs started the Chicago Victory National golf championships at Beverly Country Club. Sam Byrd and Bob Cochran led the pro-amateur field with 68 47 131 while Jag Spaden and Jim McHale posted 65 67 132 for runnerup honors. The event runs 18 holes today 18 more tomorrow and a final 36 on Sunday with a strong field including Nelson Wood Sarazen Little Cooper Shute Billows Demaret and Bulla.
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Chicago Victory
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Professional Golfers of America
South Side
Beverly Country Club
Sam Byrd
Philadelphia
Bob Cochran
8&J. Louis
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Yeater
Byron Nelson
Craig Wood
Gene Sarazen
Lawson Little
Harry Cooper
Byrd
Denny Shute
Ray Billows
Wilford Wehrle
Jimmy Demaret
Johnny Bulla
Mike Turnesa
White Plains
Jim Frisina
Taylorville
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Greenwich
Conn
Ted Payseur
Evanston
Ill
Northwestern University
Johnny Revolta
Wehrle
Racine
Wis
Nelson
Toledo
Don Heppes
Oak Park
Vols and Smokies clash as season nears end
Tennessee scored a 32 win over Little Rock while Nashville rolled past Atlanta 12 4. The Vols have 30 hits and 39 runs in two games against the Crackers. Knoxville beat Montgomery on a balk by Rebel Moseley, with Garrett McBryde scoring the deciding run after a heated ninth inning exchange led to ejections. The Pelicans rallied past Little Rock in the ninth, driving Lopat from the mound and Greer finishing. Nashville extended its win streak to nine over Atlanta, with Mack Stewart collecting nine hits for Atlanta while Nashville hitters totaled 21 safeties off three pitchers. Every Nashville player had at least one hit.
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Nashville
Sesson
Atlante
Vols
Smokies
Knoxville
Montgomery
Rebel
Moseley
Bob Williams
New Orleans
Ed Lopat
Peles
Lopat
Greer
Edgar Chitwood
Nashville Waeup
Redskins In Peak Shape For All Stars
AP report from Chicago notes the Washington Redskins, healthy and bruising, have five days to finish training for Wednesday night’s game with the Colts in Evanston. A 30-man roster arrived from San Diego after drills and an intra-squad game, with veteran backs and a substantial line highlighted by Wilbur Moore, Ray Hare, Bob Seymour, Sammy Baugh, Rob Masterson, Bob McIthrane, and coach Dutch Bergman.
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Sammy Baugh
Jolka
Evanstan
Washington Redskins
Loyola University
Redskins
Jepiana
West Coast
San Diego
Shriner
George P. Marshall
Lindbergh
Woodrow Wilson
Jones
Theatre lineup at Qflott includes Call of the Wild
Saturday Kiddie Show features Call of the Wild tale Valle Swing Your Partner and Heaven Can Wait. Sunday and Monday showings star Merle Oberon Aberne in First Come Tuesday and Wednesday with Jane Tierney and Don Ameche in Heaven. Friday night attractions include Gidernienves Bad Dop with Harold Peavy and Bald ore of the Range. Thursday presents Alan Jon Jane Freee Gloria Jean Donald O Connor and Spitting Alley Girl Orchestra in When Johnny Caves Marching Home.
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McDonald Alule
Q- Flott
Call of the Wild Tale
Valle
Your Partne
Cena Tierney
Don Amedis
Merle Oberon Aberne
Jane Tierney
Don Ameche
Harold Peavy
Salarvar
Birmingham Club In Sectional Play Off
Birmingham and Springfield meet in Charlotte in a two out of three sectional playoff to decide the title. Birmingham halted Whiteville in the region seven final while Springfield beat Belle in the region six final. The winner advances to the national tournament likely in San Francisco or Minneapolis. Charlie McTaggart stars for Birmingham with a one hit shutout bid against Whiteville and Harry Amato captains Springfield likely to start.
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Hirestingham
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Springfield
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Belle, W. Va
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Sinhit Ahitout
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Harry Amato
Three Lettermen Out For Green Wave Team
AP reports three lettermen and an All Southwest Conference center are out for Tuane University as coach Claude Binene faces a reduced eight part schedule amid concern over experienced college material. Dynamite consumption for 1942 is estimated at 450,009,000 pounds. the first large indoor football game was at Chicago Stadium on Thanksgiving Day, 1956.
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Claude “Little Monk
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