Basketball Roundup Sparks Weekend Hype Across Courts
AP style round up notes stars such as Streich Smultz and Karr as potential regulars for upcoming games. It mentions Clark Shaughnessy facing Beare and Ralph Brizvel late push, with Barn Bande gaining traction in Kentucky. The piece hints at coaches experimenting with new players while garden fights draw crowds.
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Gomu
Giasta
Werulag
Ric
Brooklyn
Streich Smultz
Berace Bisackam
Karr
Bas Gous
Red Cross
Guerase
Toa Bari Bande
Bortas
Kentucky
Bullmans
Stumsa
War talk and scoring records amid campaign chatter
A garbled wartime reflection from Hugh Fulerton and a quip on Clara Griffith’s Cuban remarks frame a season preview. The piece notes Curt McCamy of West Fargo and Erpie Calverly may threaten a 534 point college basketball scoring record if the war does not interrupt the schedule.
Craig Wood Regains Golf Form To Win Durham Open
Craig Wood returns to form with a 271 score to win the $5,000 Durham Open in Durham NC. The New York native beat Myron Nelson by three strokes as high drama surrounded the final holes. Local stars and other top players chased the leader board amid strong field results and a record pre-tournament attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham NC
Cray Wood
Igelf
Mumeroneck
Great Wood
Myron Nelson Hegas
Jimmy Hines
Amsterdam
Johnny Revolte
Evanstein
Titany Jug McSpaden
Philadelphia
Bergama Sparks NL Hitters In Exhibition Win
Rookie Augie Bergama of Detroit hit two triples and drove in four as the National League squad defeated a Memphis Fourth Ferrying team 103.2. Other notes include World Series standout Frank Crosetti passing pre induction exams and various camps reporting signings and workouts across leagues as teams prep for the season.
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Ted Meier
NEW York
Augie Bergama
Detroit
St Louis Cardinale
Columbus
Memphis
Careet
Johnny Hopp
New York Yankees
Atlantic City
Ernie Bonham
Frankie Crosetti
Whit Wyatt
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooks
Bear Mountain
Lakewood
Adame Jator
Underdogs Win National Tourney at Madison Square Garden
New York St Johns of Brooklyn, termed cinderellas, upset favored DePaul to win the National Invitational Tournament at Madison Square Garden for the second straight year. The Indians defeated the Blue Demons 39 to 42 before 14,274 fans, in a thrilling quarterfinal. Dirk Mr Guste had transferred to Dartmouth earlier, leaving Lavekick with a depleted roster yet the team delivered.
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Bowing Green
Ohio
Kentucky
DePaul
Little Ty Gotkin
Bil Kotsorea
Iver Wes
Indias
Wat
DePauly
Big George Milkan
St John's
Tomorrge
Utah
Thureday
St. John’s
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Aggies
Ned Urieh Alxy
New York
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Toe Tapehick
Indians
Blue Demons
Chi
Canisus
Lavekick
Dirk
Guste
Dartmouth
Unclear fragmentary regional item and dates
Fragmented OCR reads as daily notices with scattered names and events. Mentions Tuesday and Wednesday, Corvette race, Battle of Ruasia, and various odd terms. no coherent narrative or complete details emerge from the readable portions.
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Mesans Porkin Vranchot Tore
Mia Butlers
Wedsfsd
Basdeirh Beert
Ruasia
Priday
Buster Srebke
Wemsts
Cme Ord Frepda
Riddle Passes Army Examination Culhums Ga
The garbled OCR text mentions names and places with unclear meaning and ends with a question about a person joining the army. Reading suggests a fragmented record about a person passing an army examination and potential implications for a sports team or group, but the readable facts are limited and non-specific.
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Kes
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Beare
Wey Benderson
Ralph Brizvel
Redakin Camep
Columbia
Columbia, Alabama
4. D. Wilkerson and
Ivey Chambe
Allen
Hugh Fulerton
Clara Griffith
Garcia
Tme
Ted
Leen Sf
Mister Smith
Craig Wood
North Carolina
Johnny Bulle
Chatham County
Atlanta
Skip Alexander
Durham
Nepart News Va
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Blumberg's
Rockingham
Stetson
Jarman
Florsheim Shoes
Tran & Arrow
RG S
Cape Girardeau
Jack Kramer
Browne Camp
Bull Dewitt
Indi
Orval Groves
White Sox
Ina
Frederick
Huss Christoper
Baltimore
French Lick
Ind
Jimmy Wilson
Cubs
Reds
Bul Scuueter
Don Johnson
Phil’ Cavarretta
Ival Goodman
Ult Nicholaan
Pete Elko
Veannia Lowery
Tony York
Wilmington
Gerheauser
Charley Schanz
Warren Frabek
Philhegs
Mtiasousd
Evansville
Tigers
Robert Gillespie
Muncie
Pirates
New Jersey
College Park
Washington
Wyon
Mickey Haefner
Lafayette
Cleveland
High
Joe Hensics
Alexandris
George Washington High
Pauline Morra
Coopartown Tenn
Gporta
Arevice
Pat Hank Onerax
Southwestern
Camny
Johnny Poeny
Os Red Fox
Cemmiss
Beneters
Fanen
Amuements
Georges Murphy
Ginny Sime
Broadway
Rhytha
Andrews Sisters
Dokanie
Revere
Hands
Acros
Border
East Side
Kite
Neath
Brookin Hodes
Ter
Hosien
Ary
Haser
Andreea
Walter Brennan
Perth
Sear
Alabama
Mos
Tursat
James
Lorraine
RITZ
Tare
Riddle
Army
Cinciansi
Berh
Army Eerace U'Ll
William'gaxton
Virginia Weidler
Jack Jordan
7 Rae
F ‘Ns
J. L. Harris Roofing Co
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Rania
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Vena "Horne
Scott Eolf Anderson
Tommy Dorsey
Alabama Sagar Tit
Dave Theatres
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