Sports Roundup From New York by Sugh Fulerton Jr
A scrambled wire of notes covers boxing results, football thoughts, and Philadelphia baseball chatter. Beau Jeck vuuse leads a weigh-in, Jack Montgomery returns after 12 days, and Al Singer loses a lightweight crown to Tony Canzoner after beating Simmy Mandel. Giants' offense worries persist as Em ery Nix runs and passes near the arms of TCU’s receivers. A Philly note splits over Bil Cox and Backy Hanna- with Cox pushing for Finley as catcher while Harris backs Livingston for experience and leadership. Navy Cross guard John Tripaon recalled, and Connie Mack’s stance on baseball amid war effort inspires tweaks for Philadelphians cheering abroad. Norfolk League remains intact despite transport snags with 42 games and a 14-8 NTS edge over NAS in a coastal clash. The South Plains Army Air Field wings plan two feathbo panies in fall, plus a Fort Bliss hospital clash. Todays Guest Star: Tommy Fitzgerald of Louisville.
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LSU Fills Eight Game Schedule With Georgia, Tulane
LSU announced an eight game schedule including two games with Georgia and a game versus Tulane. The slate lists Rice Institute, Texas A M, Navy Air Station Memphis, Texas Christian, Georgia Tech, and Tulane among opponents with dates in Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Also noted is the oldest American man, James Walter Wilson of Vidalia, Ga, aged 117.
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Sewell Loses Seventh As Cards Win Suspended Go Cubs Defeat Reds
In a major league resumption, Rip Sewell of the Pirates took his seventh loss as the Cardinals and Pirates completed a suspended July 18 game, while the Cubs beat the Reds. The article reviews suspended and protested games affecting standings, including a Cards Pirates doubleheader halted in the seventh with a 6 5 score, and the Boston Braves Dodgers suspended into September.
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Ken Strong May End Retirement
New York AP reports Ken Strong, famed Giants star, may return to football with the New York Giants after years away. Friends say coach Steve Owen is pursuing the veteran kick specialist, who rose to fame at New York University in 1926 27. Strong has kept silent but consideration of a comeback is under discussion.
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Behead American League Yesterday's Results
No games scheduled in the American League yesterday. The division is idle with teams awaiting upcoming fixtures and results from nearby schedules.
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St. Louis at Detroit and other early games
National League action shows St. Louis vs Detroit and Chicago at Cleveland with gates noted as scheduled. Yesterday Chicago beat Cincinnati 12 to 9. Pittsburgh and Brooklyn results appear mixed with several games postponed or listed as scheduled for today. Southern Association yesterday ended with Montgomery over Birmingham Nashville, Little Rock long extra innings, and Atlanta blanked by New Orleans.
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New Orleans Eyes Playoff Spot After Cracker Win
New Orleans pitcher Olg Vernop blanked the Atlanta Cracker lineup for a fifth straight victory aiding the Pelicans to secure a playoff berth in the Southern Association. The win, coupled with Little Rock’s split doubleheader with Nashville, created a three and a half game lead with four days left. Other games featured Al Simonets, Chuck Aleno, and Rene Monica delivering big hits for their teams.
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Montgomery Seeks Permanent Southern Association Spot
Montgomery officials and sports editors conclude after reviewing attendance figures that the Rebels can sustain Southern Association baseball. Montgomery drew 26,667 paid in 9 days, compared with Chattanooga’s 29,267 in 31 days, with unofficial totals at 32,219 including special crowds. Local business and civic leaders, noting Montgomery’s sports culture and past pennant success, push for making the move permanent and adding the club to an envisioned 10-team league.
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A fragmented OCR item mentions Fresh Crisp Rajwh Worrestershire sauce in a 5 oz bottle alongside French's Mustard and Celery. The readable text is limited and provides no clear event or context.
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