N. W. Bank Advances to Second With 2759 Pins
The N. W. Bank moved into second place with a total of 2759 pins as Fair City League bowlers failed to threaten the leaders. Industrial Loop games were to be held tonight on all sight alleys to challenge the top team. Regiers struggled against the new wood and could not land solid strikes.
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Sports Roundup by Rugh Fullerton Jr
New York on April 22 opens with a mixed bag of major league scores and rumors. Veterans Vander Meer and Cooper face questions about early-season workloads while Phils and Braves plan a June morning game to aid war workers.
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New York
Johnny Vander Meer
Mort Cooper
Bill Cox
Phils
Braves
Radio Listings From April 22 1943 Central War Time
Central War Time radio schedule lists talks from Saginaw Michigan on feeding allies under ceilings and battle front updates from Roane Waring. It covers CBS NBC and Mutual broadcasts with varied programs featuring Tom Clark Garry Moore Dinah Shore and Larry London era entertainment and war related commentary.
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Blu
Saginaw
Mich
MBS
Legion
Roane Waring
North African
CBS
Tom C. Clark
U. S
NBC
Fanny Brice
Frank Moran
Aldrich Family
Molly
Bing Crosby
Alfredo Antonini
Paul Lavalle
Mr. Keon
Lucille Manners
Earl Goodwin
Kate Smith
Dinah Shore
Barry Sisters
Willard Triomba
Abe Meet Your Navy
Cisco Kid
Abe Lyman
Abe
Brewster Boy
Dale Carnegie
Tommy Riges
Betty Lou
John Gunther
John B. Hughes
Alec Templeton
Karn Kobblers
Paul Schubert
Baseball Scores from AP American and National Leagues
Chicago, Detroit and St Louis posted multiple run games with various pitchers and batters contributing. Cleveland and Washington had disparate outcomes, while Cincinnati and Pittsburgh produced decisive margins. Several games were postponed including Washington at New York and Philadelphia at Boston.
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American League
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St. Louis
Dietrich
Tresh
Hollingsworth
Hayes
Detroit
Cleveland
Bridges
Parsons
Bagby
Rosar
Washington
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
M. Cooper
W. Cooper
Vander + Meer
Mueller
Pittsburgh
Sewell
Lopez
Derringer
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Prim
Bithorn
McCullough
Hernandez
Brooklyn
49th University of Pennsylvania relay carnival opens at Franklin Field
About 2,500 athletes from around 400 colleges and service organizations join the two day event at Franklin Field. The competition features 68 events with first race at 3 15 p m Friday and final run around 5 30 p m Saturday. Teams from Michigan Ohio State and Indiana are among entrants.
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University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Michigan
Ohio State
Indiana
Opening Day Showcases Pitching Masters Across Leagues
Opening day produced stellar mound work as Johnny Vander Meer and Mort Cooper dueled to a 1-0 Reds win over the Cardinals in Cincinnati. Jim Bagby and the Indians edged the Tigers 1-0 in Cleveland as Truett Sewell’s Pirates shutout the Cubs 6-0 at Wrigley. Lefty Haltingsworth led the Browns to a 3-0 win over the White Sox in St. Louis. Four games were completed with weather limiting others. 55,021 fans attended.
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Associated Press
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Cincinnnati
Johnny Vander Meer
Mort Cooper
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Vander Meer
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Cooper
Lonny Frey
Max Marshall
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Buddy) Rosar
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Rip) Sewell
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al Haltingsworth
Chicago White Sox
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Commando Obstacle Race Tops Drake Relays Saturday
War era Drake Relays schedule highlights a commando obstacle race for armed forces units on Saturday with 12 athletes from Naval Pre-Flight School Town City Naval unit Ames and Drake Student Reserve. Freshmen return for the two day carnival alongside university events with Illinois and Minnesota sending six freshmen each. WAAC marching unit to perform Saturday.
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Tigers Manager Warns New Baseball Reduces Scoring
Detroit Tigers manager Steve ONeill says the war era ball with crc and balata center will have a bad effect on the game. He predicts it will cut down hits, home runs, and long extra base plays as the season opens with Cleveland defeating Detroit 2 to 0.
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Cleveland
Steve O'Neill
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Jim Bagby
Steve
Harmon Relates Parachute Rescue From Crashed Army Plane
Lieut. Thomas Harmon recounted his escape from a U S Army plane that crashed in the Guiana jungle. After seven days of jungle trek aided by a bolo knife he reached a Dutch Guiana air force base and told how crew members bailed out as the aircraft spun.
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Thomas Harmon
Antilles Rommand
U.S. Army Air Forces
Michigan University
Dutch Guiana
Harmon
Cub Catcher Clyde McCullough Injures Ankle In Opener
In Chicago at Wrigley Field during the National League opener against Pittsburgh Cub catcher Clyde McCullough slid into second base in the third inning and suffered a broken left ankle.
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Chicago
Wrigley Field
Cub
Clyde McCullough
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame Football Money Serves Many Useful Purposes
Notre Dame profits from football supported the entire athletic program and university funds. Football revenue funds labs libraries and professors, aids student aid, and supports academics, endowment, and wartime training efforts while aiding overall university operations.
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