One Minute Sports Page Highlights Leaders and Players
A hurried roundup notes several sports figures and events. It mentions Augie Hergamo Cardinau and Uncle Sam’s call affecting Stan Musial and Dan Litwiller, plus Carl Columbus drawing passes and hitting two doubles. Also cited are Run Again as a top $100,000 winner bred by Warren Wright, Red Faber teaching a four week Oak Park baseball school, and Slip Madigan tied to Iowa football.
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Augie Hergamo
Cardinau
Stan Musis
Dan Litwaller
Uncle Sam
Col_ntus
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Augie
Columbus
Warren Wright Penaive
Calumet Farm
Red Faber
Ott White Sox
Oak Park
Playground Board
Slip Madigan
Iowa
Newsmen and athletes in wartime service updates
Temporary newspaper route in Oakland cited for a cited 12 year old helper. Bucky Walters reached 201 games since 1938 with a long Reds career. Marty Glickman and Phil Edwards hold Marine and hospital roles while coaching in Canada. North Carolina Navy pre flight marks third year with a five sport carnival and baseball game vs North Carolina A. Hag Judge Landis has not ruled on incomplete games counting in weekly pools.
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Calif
Bucky Walters
Reds
Marty Glickman
Syracuse U
Marines
Phil Edwards
New York U
St. Anne's Hospital
Montreal
North Carola Navy
North Cato Ng U
Landis
Senators Tie Yankees for AL Seed in Tight Standings
Washington's Senators moved into a virtual tie with the New York Yankees for the American League lead as they won 2-0 over Cleveland. Roger Wolff Johnny Niggeling and Mickey Haefner each picked up wins, with Dutch Leonard adding his third straight victory. the Cubs beat the Yankees 4-1 on a Thurman Tucker bases loaded triple.
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Jack Hand
Clark Griffitt
Washington Treasury
Senators
Yankees
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Jon
Griffith Stadium
Cleveland
Roger Wolff
Johnny Niggeling
Mickey Haefner
Dutch Leonard
Chicago
Thurman Tucker
Em Roser
Ernie Bonham
Wally Moses
Ein Cult Clout
Hal Trosky
Rufe Gentry
Philadelphia
Detroit
Don Black
Oscar Judd
Boston
St Louis. I
Javery
Bucky Walters
Vanderbilt to skip SEC games in 1944 grid season
Jackson AP dispatch reports the Southeastern Conference plans a war era schedule with 11 of 12 schools, as Vanderbilt likely plays only informal games. Mississippi State and University of Mississippi were cleared to compete, while traditional rivals face altered plans amid manpower shortages and veteran reinforcements.
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Athelles
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Georgia Tech
Tulane
Louisiana
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