New York Sports Roundup From AP Headlines
A collage of notes from yesterday's ball game moments includes announcer Bob Elson noting airplane noise during a broadcast and various players in transfer rumors. Dodgers coach Dresen is linked to a potential $10,000 Atlanta manager offer, Hub Nelson faces Navy recall, and Zeke Bonura seen in North Africa. A lighthearted anecdote recalls Ray Keyes and a chessball tie to a van Nuys championship.
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New York
Bob Elson
Dresen
Dodgers
Atlanta
Hub Nelson
Mg Penn
Devery
Navy
Quakmown
Bill Johnson
McSpaden Wins US Golf Championship Over Byrd
In Chicago AP reports Harold Tug McSpaden of Philadelphia clinched the United States golf title with a 26 hole total of 142 under par. Jim Byrd, also of Philadelphia, finished second for a $500 prize in a playoff held May 8.
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Harold “Tug” cSpaden
Philadelphia
McSpaden
Stokes
Dehe
Jim Byrd
Philadel- Wan
Jug
United States
Pro Grid Coaches Having Their Woes
AP observed three of four freshman NFL coaches in trouble as Washington coach Dutch Bergman exits with a 27–0 opener win over Brooklyn. Chicago Cardinals coach Phil Handler and Brooklyn’s Pete Cawthon both lost three straight, while Detroit’s Gus Dorais dropped two after two wins. Green Bay overwhelmed Detroit 35–14 as Hutson starred, and Washington’s defense stifled Brooklyn. Bears and Pitt showed late surge in a strong Sunday showing.
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Chicago
Dutch Bergman
Washington
Redskins
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Phil Handler
Chicago Cardinals
Pete Cawthon
Brooklyn Dodgers
Gus Dorals
Detroit Lions
Bergman
Brooklyn
Sammy Baugh
Packers
Don Hutson
Don
Harry Hopp
Detroit
Bears
Phil + Pitt
Eagles
New York
Yankees Crack Cardinals In Fourth World Series Game
Marvin Russo blasted a two run homer and a double to lead the New York Yankees past St Louis 4 yesterday, as Spud Chandler stars on the mound. The Cardinals faltered, showing little zing, while fans at Sportsman's Park rushed to witness the key fifth game.
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New York Yankees
Bonis
Dagebell
Chase Hotel
Marvin
Russo
Cardinals
Yanks
Balls Park
Louie
Joe McCarthy
Spud Chandler
Marius
Chandler
Sportsman’s@Park
Bombers
Harry Brecheen
Max Lanier
Captain Hardwick Home On Leave Brief Home Return
Captain W. Guy Hardwick of Houston County, a state legislator who enlisted before the legislature met, is on a short leave. He is stationed at Yale University New Haven Conn as a military law instructor and serves as prosecutor in court martial. He will return Wednesday.
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W. Guy Hardwick
Houston County
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Miss Mary Hughes joins WAVES awaiting induction
Miss Mary Evelyn Hughes of 08 South Appletree Street Dothan has been accepted for WAVES enlistment and will report for induction after passing physicals. Chief Petty Officer J H Hutchins said orders were advised today. Post induction she will attend a national college to qualify for a special WAVES rating.
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South Appletree Street
Dothan
J. H. Hutchins
Dothan Navy
Mise Hughs
Giants rally with late rushing to beat Bears 28 14
Giants overcome early deficit to win 28 to 14 as three late rushing touchdowns seal victory in a Saturday night game. Bears shut out Cardinals 20 to 0 with Sid Luckman directing the offense after a scoreless first half.
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Bears
Cardinals
Sid Luckmn
Navy recruits enlisting at Dothan named
Two more months have been accepted for enlistment through the Navy recruiting station at Dothan and have been assigned for training. Chief Petty Officer J H Hutchins in charge said today. The enlistees were Bryan Colon Deese 609 East North Street Dothan and Glenn Byron Cagey Graceville Fla route three.
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Dothan
J. H.hutchins
Bryan Colon /Deese
East North Street
Glenn Byron Cagey
Graceville
Fla
Upset potential looms as grid slate shakes out
From Notre Dame’s 35 to 12 win over Michigan to Penn State’s Navy clash and Ohio State’s big tests, a slate of upsets shapes the weekend. Wisconsin eyes handling Irish, while Penn, Army, Purdue, USC, and others face challenges as top teams seek dominance and revenge on a sprawling 1940s college football scene.
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Columbia
Army
Penn State
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San Francisco
California
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Lakehurst Naval
Camp Grant
Minnesota
Oklahoma
South Rand
Michigan
George Munger
University of Pennsylvania
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Frank McKernan
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Bob Gantt
Purdue
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Rice
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Cal Gate
Death Valley Shows Lowest Land Point Below Sea Level
A report notes Death Valley California reaching a new low point at 276 feet below sea level marking a record in the region for extreme aridity and elevation data.
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Calif
Blue Devils Tackle Tar Heels Saturday in Durham
Duke seeks bounceback after a 14-13 loss to Navy as Lloyd Brount leads the offense. The Blue Devils face North Carolina Tar Heels who beat Jacksonville Navy 33-0, in the first conference test. Wake Forest visits NC State in Raleigh and Richmond hosts Virginia Military Institute.
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Dusbeck
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Jacksonville Navy
Tar Heels
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Wake
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N.C
University of Richmond
Vircinia Military Institute
Iowa Seshawks and DePauw tie for scoring lead in 1943 college football
New York AP reports Frank Mar. Alcks of the Iowa Seshawks and Bob Brauber of DePauw share first place in the race for leading scorer of the 1943 college football season with 52 points each. Louisiana State star Steve Van Buren sits third after a TD and a field goal behind with 62 points. Tony Butko could not add to the tally.
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New York
Frank Mar. Alcks
Iowa Seshawks
Bob Brauber
DePauw
Ued
Steve van Buren
Louisianas
Tony Butko
Unclear fragment recalls vast historical figures
Fragmentary OCR mentions a led group, a steund slave term, and a large figure over 26.5 million cyd, referencing Genev0 Ub and related terms. The readable content centers on historical numbers and names, but the exact event, place, and date are obscured.
Theatre Last Times Today At Local Playhouse
The final performances feature Amma Les in Hammen Ale Dis with Brian Pontery and Walter Brenna, while More The Murrier stars Arthur Coburn and MecCres on Tuesday and Wednesday. John Baala and Wanda McKay present Owe in and Theiling Nigh heer in the same program.
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Walter Brenna
Amma Les
Deen Arthur
Charles Coburn
MecCres
John Baala
Owe
Wanda McKay
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