Sports Roundup Brisk Notes From A Busy Day
New York AP rounds up several sports items including notable comeback hints in baseball history, golf at Degl Ptum Hollow, Jimmy Dykes and Frank Frisch disputes with umpires, Rob Robertson named Russell Press sports editor, NYU track captain Irving Kinusch, a crash rescue in South America involving Auburn alumni, British tennis players Hare and Austin at Atlantic City, and a note on the condor’s delayed flight development.
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New York
Ernie Lanigan
Aeard
George Haddock
Onewin
Connie Tk
Ie Troy
Washington
Nawis
Senators
Boston
America
Brooklyn
Jasy Dercaret
Nat
Degi Ptum Hollow
Weal
Kima
Irving Kinusch
Fort Brags
N. C
New York University
Bob Dunbar
Auburn
Lieut. C. V. Grace
Charles Hare
Bunny Auratin
Atlantic City
N. J
Hare
Austin
Dodgers Cardinals Duel Opens Pennant Race In Spring
The Dodgers and Cardinals spar for early lead in the National League. A 12 inning 11 9 finish kept the Cards within half a game of first as Walker homered and Martin made a key double play to seal the win.
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Judson Bailey
Rooke
National League
Brooklyn Dodgers
St Louis Cardio- Bu
Dodgers
Cardinals
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Redbirds
St Louis
Harry
Little Dixie) Walker
Merion Martin
Walker
Dee Moore
Harry Brecheen
Marion
Rube Melton
Aburgh
Boaston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Reds
Braves
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Huck Geary
Ray Star
Philadelphia Puilirs
Chicago Cube
St Johnson
Phillies
Ton Litwhiler
Eayl Nastia
Conder Triplett
Dain Clay
Washinggon
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Vane Fiun
Philadelphia Athletics
Jesse Flores
Senators
Ellis Clary
Crackers Rally In Southern Loop Doubleheader Sweep
Nashville leads standings after a doubleheader split with New Orleans while Birmingham drops two to Knoxville. Atlanta's Lindsay Deal stars with two doubles and two RBIs as the Crackers surge in a victory parade. Chattanooga and Lookouts split a twin bill decided by marginal scores, with Knox outbursts and erratic defense shaping the day’s results.
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Ganic
Nash
Beushga
Omars
Nea
Sand
Aids Unies
Shay Wit
Chanine Jona
Chicks
Nashville
Divid- Ink
New Orleans
Birmingham
Knoxville
Vols
Muhicap
Estons
Smokies
Chattanooga
Joe Buck
Lookouts
Atlanta
Famed Auto Racer Predicts Decline of Sport
San Francisco AP report quotes Jummy Milton, famed Indianapolis winner, arguing postwar speed racing will fade as new technology and mass air travel shift interest away. He predicts future cars will be lighter, plastics and high metals used, with no major innovations until manufacturers act.
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Riss Newland
SAN Francisco
Jummy Milton
Indianapolis Spredway
Hong
Millon
Jadribute
Bedie
Kenbacker
Standings and schedules across multiple leagues and cities
Abbreviated standings show Detroit Cleveland Chicago and New York in contention with Philadelphia and Brooklyn in action. Various games listed include New York at Cincinnati, Boston at Philadelphia, and Chicago at New York as the Southern Association and other circuits note results and upcoming fixtures.
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New York
Detroit
Laois
Chicago
New View
Peaidelyas
Cleveland
Partadelphia
Pitthron
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Fragmented OCR reads like late 20th century sports column
The garbled text references multiple names and teams such as Syracuse, New York Yankees, Washington, and Toronto, mentioning players, leagues, and events in a jumbled, partially legible sports context. It reads as an OCR artifact with scattered names, teams, and dates, lacking coherent narrative.
Galento Wins But Purses Held Up in Tampa Bout
Tony Galento roly poly heavyweight from New Jersey easily defeated Herbie Katz of Brooklyn in 25 seconds in Tampa. The 316th Field Artillery commission ordered promoter Jim Downing to hold purses until receipts are checked, despite both fighters claiming their guarantees. Crowd estimated above 4,000. weights Galento 222 1/0 pounds Katz 144. Bout scheduled for ten rounds. Galento hadn’t fought since 1941.
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Tampa
Fla
Tony Galento
New Jersey
Herbie Katz
Brooklyn
Katz
Bang Commission
Jim Downing
Downing
Gatento
Buddy Baer
Washington
Summer Drinking Is Winters Snow at Mount Thoredin
Forest Hanger Art Randall climbs Mount Thoredin to release snow into a large tank serving as the only drinking water source for the fire near Jackwat. The need to hydrate the area drives this winterlike task this summer.
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Boulder
Calo
Gary
Art Randall
Thoredin
Brother Of Aggie Tar Keeps Pact
In College Station Texas a young brother recalls the Aggie football era as he visits Texas A and M and speaks with Norton about Herbie Smiths jersey. Herbert Smith was killed last year in a plane crash, and Charley Smith vows to study aeronautical engineering before joining the Air Corps. Meanwhile Chicago barbers resist war talk and discourage tipping under union guidelines.
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Texas Vap
Youngs
Norton
Texas A and N College
Herbie Smits
Aggieland Sports
Hertie
Allentown
Charley Smith
Air Corps
Hamid
Chicago
Minos
Uniteg M
Finchera
Union Barbera Alsp
Phils' Owner Known As Biggest Trader
The piece references a prominent baseball team owner noted for frequent trading activity and handling multiple deal efforts. It hints at a busy front office with significant reshuffling and player movement within the franchise.
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Phils
Theatre Amusements Kept Busy By Weekend Showings
Local listings show a varied slate including Deanne Wolin in Manso Hettey and a program featuring John Hubbard and others. The page highlights youth themed pieces and a mix of stage acts with emphasis on solo performances and ensemble pieces across several venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evry Cary Sottdaw
Deanne Wolin
Helle
Sander
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Jimmy Dykes
Jimmy
Frisch
Orlon
Service Dept
Rainer Studio
Muh Drax
Walgreen
KODAK
WM. Elliott
Man From Thunder
George Hayes
Martha Cdriscoll and
John Hubbard
Amerman
Bane
Rationad Leagi FE
Seaterday
Heston
Soutrihn Association
Hirminghiam
Brosville
Nasisti
Little Rock
Memipius
Neva
Bronx
Schedund Ag
Los Angeles
Menneros
Stramner
Rae
Nusheille
Fry Fuarmingnas
Coattanoayas
Manta
Orleans
Memphis
Todays
Hanes
Allanta
Merle
Napier
Spokes
Wiregrass Stadium
Leon
Nave
Toby
Eel Piane
Rhatandeut Ati
Waanigton
Orbera
Nacup
John Et Healey
You Yankees
Haley
Who Hobge
Appure
Tod Tisions
Tuite
VALKO
Syracuse Tntern
Ab Lessue
Wary Jopt
Cashes
Bine Oqulesty
Avalamis
Matt Rosner
Fullaly
Intermationel
Mat Lap Knoxtule
Sather
Cony Sabal Formert
Uve
Toronto
Muaplelenis Us
Mack
Daw
Duis
Tapas
Galento
Aggie
Tar
Tutto
Betta Tetany
Lisabertian
Tay Weber
Petrie
Maat
Stunes
Brody
CIA
Alabama Theatre
Martin
Foday
Isionbvculag
Alabama
Martin Owl Davis Theatre
Fed & Slate Pac
the Amaziners
Holliday
Ador
Edmond O'Brien
Barry Fitzgerald
Arthur Treacher
Brian
Ahern
Tyrone Power
A Yic Ovor
Anne Baxter
Dana Andrews
James Gleason
Dame May
Witty Geitet
Arya Mee
Omeed
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