Armours Face Mint Bar Clash To Extend Streak
Huron Armour hopes to stretch a 7 game winning run as they meet the Mint Bar at Sioux Falls in a key Little Bronx League clash. Mint Bar, now second, fields Morrells alumnus Mervin Allen and a Sioux Falls backed lineup with Carl ie Theile r, Eddie Morris, and Wayne Rausch among top players. The game, expected to draw a large crowd, tests Huron’s steady lineup against a strong South Dakota and Iowa mix led by Harold Namanny and Chuck Aaker behind the plate. The result could reshape the league standings and the Armour bid for eight straight victories.
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Huron Armour
Mint Bar Club
Sioux Falls
Barmen
Renner
Huron
Mint Bar
John Morrell & Co
Mervin Allen
Aberdeen
Allen
Northwest
Iowa
Farl
South Dakota
Milton Larchwood
Lester
Snyder
Larch
Ray Anderson
Sioux City Red Sox
Eddie Sezcurek
Morrell
Sezcurek
Morrells
Wayne Rausch
Washington
Johnny Humphrey
Seothers
Armours
Bob Hurd
Dwight Grotewald
Bayer
Charles
Chuck” Aaker
Harold Namanny
Chunky Carlie
Brandon
Monleagues
Theiler
Howard Field
Eddie Morris
Hugh
Russ
Sioux
Huron Armours
Carl Theile
Miton Horkhill
John Humphrey
Chuck Aaker
Eddie Sexcurek
Earl Bayer
Paul Alien
Joe Vint
Dick Peters
Ari Baldwin
Patty Berg Faces Strong Western Open Opposition
CHICAGO June 15 Patty Berg Marine Lt. Patty Berg readies for the Western Open defense at Park Ridge as top wartime rivals gather. She returns from a 1941 injury and Marine service to challenge Babe Didriksen Zaharias and Dot Germaine among about 120 entrants and 32 match play spots after an 18 hole qualifying round.
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Chicago
Patty Berg
Park Ridge
Patty
Marines
Babe” Didriksen Zaharias
Dot Germaine
Philadelphia
Yesterday's Stars Rally In Orican Association Win
Francis Barrett and Emmett O'Neill shined in Boston Red Sox affiliated action as O'Neill allowed one run in 7 2 3 innings after a Columbus call up. Woody Williams of the Reds delivered an 11th inning RBI single to edge the Pirates 3-2, scoring Eddie Miller.
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Francis Barrett
Red Sox
Emmett O'Neill
Columbus
Woody Williams
Reds
Eddie Miller
Pirates
Betz Presses Clay Court Dreams Despite Injury
DETROIT June 15 Defending champion Paulie Betz of Los Angeles struggles with a lame shoulder as three Californians and a Floridian chase final berths in the national clay court championships. Betz faces third seed Dorothy May Bundy in the semi finals while Doris Hart and Mary Arnold contest the other side. In the men’s division top seed Pancho Segura and second Billy Talbert advance toward the quarter finals. Bundy, Hart, Arnold, and Betz all won in straight sets except Betz who had to rally past Shirley Fry 4-6 9-7 6-2. Segura defeated Jack McManus to reach the quarters. Talbert blanked Lt. Angstadt. Betz’s strong serve and two-set dominance contrasts with a tougher path for the others as the field narrows.
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Detroit
Paulie Betz
Los Angeles
Miss Betz
Dorothy May Bundy
Santa Monica
Calif
Doris Hart
Miami
Mary Arnold
Misa Betz
Shirley Fry
Akron
Francisca (Pancho) Segura
Coral Gables
Flg
Billy Talbert
Indianapolis
Seguara
Jack McManus
Talbert
Hubert Manire
Scenara
Bill Sayres
Vtalbert
A. W. Angstadt
the Grosse He, Mich
Naval Air Station
Ohio
Miss Fry
Forest Hills
Baseball scores and standings from a busy day
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Bucky Walters earned his 10th win as they beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2 in 11 innings. Boston Red Sox swept two from the Athletics 6-4 and 5-0, while the Yankees ended a seven game slide with a 6-2 win over Washington. Detroit took both ends of a twin bill from Cleveland 3-0 and 11-3, and St Louis edged Chicago 10-3 as Potter and Newhouser starred for the winners. National League leaders St Louis outlasted Chicago 10-9, with Fred Schmidt earning his first win in relief. Rain postponed Brooklyn at New York and Boston at Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Wyse
Vandenberg
Alderson
Chipman
Holm
M. Cooper
Bresheen
Schmidt
W. Cooper
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Strinvevich
Rescigno
Lopez
Camelli
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Mueller
Joe Reichler
Associated Press
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Cincinnati Reds
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Red
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Jim Tobin
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Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Francis
Red) Barrett
Pinky Woods
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Ryle Gentry
Indians
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Mort Cooper
Kayoed
Fred Schmidt
Columbus Stops Brews in Hot Third Place Race
Columbus Redbirds aim to split with Reading Brewers as John Podgajny opposed by Owen Scheetz in Milwaukee. Stan Partenheimer starts for Columbus after joining from Boston, potential first defeat for Brewers in seven. St Paul climbs to third with shutout win over Indianapolis. Louisville loses to Minneapolis. Toledo tops Kansas City 2 1. Oakland results include Tony Olivers decision over Lula Castillas and Regnero over Pointee in Mexico City.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Diehl
Poland
Herring
Pugsley
Paddon
Casira
Hutchings
Lyons
Camp
Castro
Louisville
Minneapolis
Wood
Lucier
Walters
Clark
Hogsett
Aragon
Toledo
Kansas City
Jones
Kimberlin
Schultz
Johnson and Taylor
Columbus
Milwaukee
Partenheimer and Heath
Sproul
Associated Press
Nick Cullop
Columbus Redbirds
John Podgajny
Reading Brewers
Boston Red Sox
Brews
George Diehl
Saints
Ray Blades
Crew
Lou Camp
Johnny Hutchings
Wood To Coach S. F. Grid Again
Athletic Director Howard Wood of Washington High School plans to resume supervision of the football squad next season after stepping aside last year. He will lead the 1943 Warriors, with C R Beck handling duties this season and Nelson joining WHS staff.
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Sioux Falls
Howard Wood
Washington High School
Warrior
Wood
Irvin Nelson
Huron High School
WHS
Educati
Wees
Radio schedule highlights wartime talks and variety programs
A wartime radio lineup features Sen. Barkley and Sen. Burton hosting In formation Please and Clifton Fadiman on NBC. Talks Tonight presents Emanuel Celler on abolishing the Electoral College. Waterloo IA hosts America's Town Meeting on recognizing the provisional French government. CBS covers Lee O'Daniel on Texas Democracy in Action. Programs include musical guests Crosby and Hope, Joan Davis, Dinah Shore, Lum and Abner, Teddy Powell, and Joe E Brown.Stop or Go and Human Adventure air alongside classic dramas and sports.
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Emanuel Celler
America
Waterloo
CBS
Lee O'Daniel
NEC
Mercer Song Shop
Shirley Temple
Fannie Bri
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Joan Davis
Harry Savoy
Robert Young
Alexander
Bowes
Dinah Shore
Phil Harris
Harry Cool
Lum
Abner
Teddy Powell
Joe E. Brown
Antonini
al Davis
Henry
Armstrong
Roundup of 1920s baseball anecdotes and minor league notes
A sports Roundup recounts historic wins and near-misses, mentions Mel Harder’s 200th victory, lists top all-time near-miss totals for pitchers, and recalls Michigan Western Michigan baseball history. It also notes Bobby Dill’s meeting with Herbert Hoover, Vaughn Hazen’s debut homer, and a minor league umpire fine tied to Blas Monaco’s homers.
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Western Michigan
Homer Dunham
George Sisler
Ernie Koch
Sisler
Broncos
Jud Hyames
Western
Gens
Armstrong Favored Over Davis In Madison Square Garden
New York June 15 Jacobs Beach boys expect a quick knockout as Henry Armstrong meets Al Davis in a scheduled 10 rounder at Madison Square Garden. Armstrong rated 8 to 5 favorite if it goes distance though bookmakers doubt that outcome. The betting mood favors the fighter who lands the first solid punch.
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Armstrong
Davis
New York
Jacobs Beach Boys
Hammerin' Henry
Brooklyn
al Davis
Madison Square Garden
Red Cross Golf Tourney Starts
New Rochelle New York June 15 P-Lured by a first prize of 2666.65 and a total purse of 13338 a goodly number of the nations top flight pros tee off today in the opening round of the 72 hole Red Cross golf tournament at Wykagyl Eighteen holes will be played each day through Sunday and the pros will have as company a sprinkling of outstanding amateurs who will get 100 war bonds if they wind up in the prize list Byron Nelson of Toledo has been installed a 4 1 favorite to take top honors Sam Byrd and duration National Open champion Craig Wood are second choices to win
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New Rochelle
Red Cross
Wykagy
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Sam Byrd
Craig Wood
All-Star Grid Tilt Set for August 30 at Dyche Stadium
CHICAGO June 15 I A selected group of college football players from the Chicago Bears national league champions will meet in the 11th annual all star game at Northwestern University's Dyche Stadium on the night of August 30. All pro fees of the game will go to charity.
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I-A Seliet
Chicago Bears
Nawestern University
Dyche Stadium
War Charities
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Mexico City
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