State Diamond Association Sets Wartime Meet in Huron
A special meeting of the Association of South Dakota Baseball Leagues officers is planned in Huron at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel at 10 AM to discuss plans for the state amateur tournament this fall. President William Fetterly will preside as wartime rules may be needed to stage the event.
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Marvin Hughitt
Huron
William Fetterly
Wallace
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Frank Holdhusen
Houghton
P. P. Moyer
Gettysburg
N.C. Haley
Harry Liem
Johnson
Howard
Ted Melter
Rapid City
Dodgers Trounce Internal Strife With Newsom Trade
The Dodgers feud erupts as Louis Newsom is traded to the St Louis Browns for two lefties Fritz Oster maier Jer and Archie McKain. Branch Rickey pledges support for Leo Durocher amid the rebellion as Newsom threatens to quit and Brooklyn’s pennant hopes look tarnished. Rickey suffers indigestion while the majors prepare to resume play after the All Star break.
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Chicago Cubs
Boston Red Sox
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Browns
Washington
Newsom
Rickey
Durocher
Fusal
Oyster obstethics and early oyster life in water
The passage describes young oysters retained in the parents’ shell until hatching, then released into the sea. Each larva uses a fringe to propel itself in the initial hours of life, appearing like small wisps of smoke.
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press at Elizabeth and Woonsocket
In Elizabeth New Jersey John Brown 151 overcame Buddy Farrell 151 on points. In Woonsocket Rhode Island Tony Costa 182 defeated Snook Lacey 126 on points.
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New York
Buddy Farrell
Newark
Woonsocket
Softball star Bartz enters politics in Forest Park
Billy Bartz, 27, famed softball pitcher who lost his left arm at 11, won election as village commissioner in Forest Park by a large margin. He starred for Chicago area teams, posting about 265 victories and guiding the club to the Detroit 1941 tournament qualifying. He works as a production manager and now shifts from mound to public service.
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Billy
Forest Park
Detroit
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Evason
South Herd
Feld
Beau Jack Faces Banknotes Not Books in Phila Star Piece
The text portrays boxer Beau Jack as illiterate but financially sharp. It notes his belief in banknote figures over schooling, mentions a $15,000 potential win from a Shire Park bout against Johnny Hutchinson, and says he plans a farm future with $100,000 reportedly held by his board.
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Beau Jack
Augusta
Johnny Hutchinson
Shire Park
Beau
Football Fireball New Marine Boot
Atlanta report notes Frankie Sinkwich the all America backfield star from Georgia has joined the Marine Corps at Parris Island to help with the war effort. He hopes to return to professional football after the war, expressing a strong preference for the gridiron. Sinkwich was drafted by the Detroit Lions but enlisted as a Marine reserve last fall.
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Frankie
Detroit Lions
National Football League
Marines
Jons
Tarahumare Indians plan 1000 mile relay from Chihuahua to Mexico City
Tarahumare runners announced a 1000 mile relay from Chihuahua to Mexico City next November. They will carry a Manning torch to ignite a fire of national unity in Mexico City on November 20, the revolution anniversary. The relay conveys a message from Chihuahua Governor Alfredo Chavez to President Avila Camacho.
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Chihuahua
Alan
Aldredo Chavez
Avila Camacho
Five-Run Inning Sparks Brewers to First in Association Lead
Milwaukee's late five run innings lift the Brewers to a 10 inning 10 to 5 victory over Louisville to seize the lead in the American Association aided by Indianapolis split with Kansas City. Kansas City thrashed the Indians 9 to 2 in a fourth inning barrage before St Paul rallied to drop Toledo 4 to 0. Columbus topped Minneapolis 8 to 4 as Lou Carpenter hurled a solid nine hit outing.
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Blues
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Tribe
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Toledo Madhens
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Lou Carpenter
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Beek
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J. Bowman
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Smith
Leogsry Tauscher
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Baseball and Golf Schedule Notes for Brookings Area
July 18 Brookings Army Engineers host baseball. July 25 Swift Packers visit Watertown. July 25 Huron Clinic Cup golf begins. August 22 Club championship 28 holes first round. August 29 Club championship final 13 holes.
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Brookings Army Engineers
Swift Packers
Watertown
Here
Morrells blank Mint Bar in Little Sioux League clash
Morralls defeats Mint Bar 4 to 0 as Johnny Mattola holds the champs to five hits. Jauron returns to help the Morralls secure the win. Baseball practice is set for Friday night. News notes include Army Engineers game Sunday with Mrs. Eden Cosgrove guest, and local figures like R A Turner and Al Barnes active in town baseball promotion.
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Mortell Packer
Hurozi
Mint Bar
Little Sioux
Morralls
Johnny Mattola
Champs
al Barnes
AAA
Barnes & Company of
Armozz's
Shrine game invites horses and people to Cooperstown
A road sign at Doubleday Field announces the Shrine game between the Chicago White Sox and Brooklyn next Monday. A $10 prize will be given to the driver of the horse drawn vehicle bringing the most persons from outside the village limits.
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Cooperstown
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Chicago White Sox
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Shrine Fame
Sports Round Up By Hugh Follerson Jr
New York July 15 1943 round up notes A A U records rumors about Branch Rickey Leo Durocher resignations and all star game absence. Gunder Haegg plans farewell at Yankee Stadium Aug 21 at latest and Abel Cestac to enter U S in hopes of heavy weight title shot with Jack Dempsey backing Rancher Firpo hints.
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Ordher
Branch Rickey
Durocher
Brooklyn
Leo
Rickey
Branch
Durgher
Gunder Haegg
Sweden
Hell
Yankee Stadium
New Orleans
Princeton
Louis Angel Firpo
Abel Cestac
United States
Firpo
Jack Dempsey
Fight Mob
Cestac
Del Monte trainee moves from athletics to military department
Ensign Carnelius Warmerdam transfers from the Del Monte Pre-Flight School athletics unit to the military department. The article notes his vaulting pole won't assist in the new posting.
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del Monte
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Military Department
Boxing Scoreboard Highlights From National and American Open Dates
The Scoreboard records results from the National and American Open events with matchups including Minneapolis Columbus Indianapolis and Kansas City. Notable notes mention the Beau Jack Bob Montgomery bout as the 25th championship fight promoted by Mike Jacobs at Madison Square Garden.
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Beau Jack
Bob Montgomery
Mike Jacobs
Ion Square Garden
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