Sports Roundup highlights and varied boxing notes from New York
A mixed New York sports roundup discusses rule changes for basketball fouls, opinions from Ed Western Kentucky coach and Dave Tobey on the three in each quarter idea, Pittsburgh pugilist Jake Mintz and Mike Jacobs with a golf tooth, Baltimore Orioles curfews for night work, Johnny Greco Dave Hight Montreal bout fundraising, New Orleans taxi drivers and Rue relief fund notes, and a wartime service update from Major Bob Galer recounting his Guadalcanal exploits and joke about becoming a Japanese ace.
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New York
Western Kentucky
Dave Tobey
Tobey
Joe Louis First Child Born In Chicago Clinic
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis and his wife welcomed a seven pound five ounce girl at Provident Hospital Chicago at 6 04 am The attending physician Dr William W Gibbs said the mother would decide the name after speaking with her husband Louis is stationed at Fort Riley Kan The story notes 21 000 protected bison in the United States and Canada
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Chicago
Joe Louja
Provident Hospital
William W. Gibbs
Louis
Corp
Joe Louis
War Time Suspension Looms Over Atlantic Baseball League
Sally Loop votes to suspend play until better days amid wartime emergency. Augusta based league directors meet in a 7 3-2 vote to halt operations effective February 5, citing transportation, manpower, travel costs, hotel stays, and salary limits as reasons. About 200 players affected, with some in defense work, others awaiting word as conditions warrant a resumption before season end. Directors from Savannah, Jacksonville, Charleston, Columbia, Columbus, Macon, Augusta and Greenville approve temporary standstill. Columbia’s 18 players likely reassigned to Birmingham in the Southern Association.
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Augusta
Eom Wilder
Montgomery
Ala
Velub
Segalon
Wilder
Jacksonville
Bobby LaMotte
Charleston
Earl Blue
Columbia
Eddie Dyer
Columbus
Roy Wiams
Macon
Troy Agnew
L. Moseley
Jinmie Ganton
Greenville
Blue
Birmingham
Cincinnati
Crackers president urges wartime baseball duty in Atlanta
Earl Mann, AUadte president, plans to run the Southern association team in summer despite transport and financial issues. He urged Atlanta players to stay in war work if it saves country time and hinted Uncle Sam's World War II league could end baseball if a second place finish is the result.
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Atlanta
Earl Mann
Auadte
Tie ‘Cub
Southern Baseball Association
Uncle Sam
Brann Dellered
Derby Will Be Run Says Col Mat Winn
New York AP report says 1943 Kentucky Derby likely to be run on schedule despite wartime travel concerns Col Mat Winn Chicago interview hints at board owners breeders and trainers backing Derby plans Louisville feature planned Veteran horsemen stress Derby will proceed while defense transport officials weigh impact on crowding and transportation constraints.
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Col
Mat Winn
New York
United States
Joseph B. Eastman
Office of Defense Transportation
Louisville
Matt Winn
Churchill Downa
Chicago
Polite Pavem
DDT
Army Navy
Annapolis
Ecena
William Kyne
Bay Meadows
Callifornia
Willem .Jeffers
Washington
Hia
Cook
Landis Declares Baseball Not Dead Amid War Talk
New York AP report covers Kenesaw Mountain Landis addressing the New York writers chapter. He states baseball will endure wartime strains and vows the sport will stay on the field, despite pressures and talk of changes. The gathering voices concern about players in service and possible policy shifts.
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Sid Feder
New York
Kenesaw M. Landis
Kenesaw Mountain
Washington
Montgomery Sends Third Silk Hose Shipment To Plant
Montgomery officials announce a third shipment of silk hose to a local plant. The report cites city leaders and county committee members coordinating deliveries for wartime materials like powder baker and nylon, with appeals to donors and a focus on sustaining production and salvage efforts.
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Montgomery Act
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Mantui
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Lorie Salvage cChaytoan
Montgomery Co
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Tieat
Nachman
Uoatat Bet Wolfections
Bayer
Wildcats and Vols Set For SEC Showdown in Lexington
Kentucky and Tennessee clash in Lexington as SEC race tightens. Wildcats routed Alabama 67-49, reasserting hold atop the standings while Tennessee seeks a win at Alabama to stay within reach. Georgia Tech, Mississippi State, and LSU also feature in the weekend schedule.
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Atlanta
Lauravillé
Kentucky
Tennessee
Lexington
Alx Tuisanptie
Tennessee Serand
Wildcats
Alabama
Laxington
Kourville
Alatame
Nanel Mander Jol Mton
Kenturky
Gexington
Gieergin
Theatre Amusements in a Tangled Local Page
A fragmented OCR item lists venues and show titles such as Leats Mubeny Panny and Manny Tuetinea with scattered names like Marrte E ibm Melvinan. The garbled text references theatres, dates, and performers in a messy entries block with unclear structure.
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Wealiwaedey
Marrte
Unclear OCR fragment on universities and places
Fragmentary text mentions many universities and places such as Tulane Mie msaipp State Massey and Kenvas with scattered terms like Bat IMM Tre and Te lane. Content is garbled with no cohesive event or clear facts to summarize.
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Tantalum
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Canarie Army
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George Ruppert
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Miami
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National Sempre Baseball Congress
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Idaho
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Rogera Hornsby, Jr Ruingster
Army Air Force
Cowen Field
St Taouis Cardinals
Iamond Krea
Hornsby
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Thomas Unendine
Will Cleeves
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Baseball
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Bressing & Nesting Co
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Bat Imm
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Dr. H. Faatta
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Chris Prine
Alabama State Hatchery
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George Brent
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Houston
Iyis
George M. Cohan
Jgan Leslie
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