Huron Track Listed In National Race Schedule
The CSRA sanctioning bodies plan a 1942 racing season with over 125 dates nationwide including Huron South Dakota as a listed event. Reading Pennsylvania hosts the season opener on April 19 with Ralph A. Hankinson promoting. Races span Langhorne Williams Grove Greenville Syracuse Albany Milwaukee and many others across the country.
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Claude Wickard
Uncle Sam
Huron
Central States
Consolidated States Racing Association
CSRA
Ralph A. Hankinson
Reading
Langhorne
Williams Grove
Greenville
Bloomsburg
Trenton J
Spartansburg
S. C
Raleix
Columbia
Charlotte
N. C
Spencer
S. Dak
Sioux Falls
Dak
Albert Lea
Minn
Hitching
Marshalltown
Hutchinson
Belleville
Kaw
Blytheville
Ark
Bowling scores and standings from local league page
Local league bowling results list teams such as Osher Clothing, Grain Belt, Gators, Dakota Aviation, Myers Cigar Store, Fullerton Furniture, Prairie Moon, Wilson Barber, Schooner Beer, Soft Water, and Red Rock Cola. It includes individual scores, handicaps, and team totals with multiple entries and rough totals.
Baseball Scores From The Associated Press Recap
Yesterday's results list several games with varying outcomes. Notable scores include New York tallying seven against Philadelphia, Chicago defeating Boston, and Philadelphia beating Chicago in a separate matchup. Other games feature St Louis, St Louis Dodgers?, Cincinnati, Detroit, Cleveland, and Kansas City in extra innings.
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Pittsburgh
St Louis
Brooklyn
Washington
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Detroit
Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Newark
Kansas City
Future big fights loom in mid April card and Navy relief event
Sports Roundup notes Bob Pastor and Jimmy Bivins set to box in Cleveland's next big show in mid April while Chicago plans a navy relief basketball doubleheader featuring Great Lakes. Stanford faces Dartmouth for the NC A title. Frank Ward cites Lou Simon bout as must see.
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New York
Bob Pastor
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Chicago
Navy
Great Lakes
N.ca. A
Stanford
Dartmouth
Hogan Harper Lead in North-South Open Finals
Eight players reached the 36 hole finals of the 40th North and South Open at Pinehurst N C with four favorites leading the field. Ben Hogan and Chandler Harper shared the lead at 135 nine under par while Craig Wood Sam Snead and Lloyd Mangrum trailed close behind. Les Kennedy and Jimmy Hines posted strong rounds but remain underdogs to the defending and past Open champions.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Golfdam
Ben Hogan
Sammy Snead
Craig Wood
Byron Nelson
Les Kennedy
Lynn
Mass
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Jimmy Hines
Great Neck
L. 1
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Hogan
Harper
Kennedy
Wood
Snead
Mangrum
Hines
Nelson
Training Camp Briefs from St. Petersburg to Daytona Beach
Spring training notes cover the Yankees facing the Red Sox in St. Petersburg, Ed Levy as the only .300 hitter, Eddie Hanyzewski shining for the Cubs, Mel Ott hoping for wins with the Giants in Daytona Beach, and Casey Stengel testing rookies in Florida exhibitions.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Ed Levy
Most Colorful Comeback In Spring Training Is Cleveland Indian Coach
Clearwater Florida March 26 The most colorful comeback of the Indians training season is Oscar Melillo the red faced accordion playing coach. Melillo returned from limbo to rejoin the Cleveland staff as first base coach under Lou Boudreau. He inspired players with his fiery coaching and kept the team unified after the 1940 mutiny.
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Clearwater
Fla
Oscar Melillo
Cleveland Indians
Oscar
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Tebels
Melillo
Vitt
Melilla
Boudreau
Florida
State College Rifle Team Qualifies for National Matches
The State College rifle team, coached by Lt RU Emmerich, earned a top four finish among 18 schools in the Seventh Corps Area intercollegiate matches at Brookings. Sixteen men began the national event on March 26, aiming for the best ten scores as the competition runs through April.
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Brookings
Emmerich
Nebraska
Minnesota
State College
Mar
Louis Will Win Says Joe Louis Trainer Blackburn
Jack Blackburn, age 59 and Louis's trainer, predicts the heavyweight champion will stop challenger Abe Simon inside three rounds tomorrow night Blackburn will miss Louis's corner for the first time since Louis began his professional career due to recovering from pneumonia
Stiff College Bouts Slated In Baton Rouge
In Baton Rouge Louisiana State University hosts the eighth annual intercollegiate boxing eliminations. Wisconsin and LSU lead with seven boxers each while Purdue fields a single 155 pound entrant Gus Boughan. Gene Rankin the two time lightweight champion is present as defending titleholder.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Wisconsin
Purdue
Gus Boughan
Gene Rankin
State Assistant Coach Enlists as Navy Instructor
Brookings March 26 State College assistant coach Stale Pitts will enter the United States Navy as a chief petty officer on April 23. Athletic Director T E McGrady notes Pitts is assigned to the Navy Physical Conditioning Service run by Lt Commander Gene Tunney. Pitts will begin active duty after completing training at Norfolk Naval Training Base Virginia.
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Navy
Brookings
Pitts
State College
United States Navy
T. E. McGrady
I Pitts
Gene Tunney
United States’naval
Norfolk
Coast Teams Keep Business as Usual in PCC Football Campaign
Pacific Coast Conference faculty representatives and graduate managers wrapped up a four day meeting in Portland. Emphasis centered on expanding the physical fitness program to serve the 22 000 men in conference schools subject to military service. Football was discussed mainly as part of broader athletic preparation.
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Portland
Ore
Betting Nil On Louis Simon Bout At Madison Square Garden
New York betting shops report scarce action ahead of the heavyweight title defense by Joe Louis against Abie Simon at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night. Pundits expect Louis to finish the challenger quickly, with odds shifting toward a mid to late finish, while Simon trains at about 255 pounds to Louis's 207.
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New York
Joe Louis
Abie
Simon
Madison Square Garden
49Th Street
Louis
Abe
Detroit
Joe
Hall Manager's Ire Sparks Six World Indoor Track Records
A misdirected complaint by Tex O'Rourke led to a record setting night at the Coliseum meet benefiting the Navy Relief Society. Roy Cochran and John Borican broke multiple marks including 440 yards and 800 meters, Seton Hall and Georgetown squads posted fast two and one mile relays, with several records eclipsed in front of 5,000 spectators.
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New York
Leslie MacMitchell
Greg Rice
Tex O'Rourke
Bronx
Madison Square Garden
Roy Cochran
Indiana University
John Borican
Aster Park
N. J
Seton Hall College
Georgetown University
O'Rourke
Cochran
Great
Hahn
University of California
Georgetown
Wife Brings Luck as Marino Tallies First 300 Game
Nick Marino bowled his first 300 game in 1, but with his wife watching for the first time. He finished in 3 27.2 and beat Penn’s 1 year old record by six tenths. MacMitchell defeated Gil Dodds in a 4:07.8 mile, despite a cold. Rice’s cold hampered speech but he completed 18 laps in 8:52.8 to win.
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Rolls
Philadelphia
Nick Marino
Nick
University of Pennsylvania
MacMitchell
Gil Dodds
Boston
Rice
Iowa Holds Two Teams in National AAU Women’s Meet Semis
In Saint Joseph Missouri on March 26 two Iowa teams reached the national AAU women’s semifinals. Davenport AIC faces Nashville Business College while Des Moines AIB meets Arkansas Motor Coaches. Results from last night include Davenport AIC 31 Pittsburgh Westinghouse 25 and Arkansas Motor Coaches 20 Dallas Hornets 19 in overtime.
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Si. Joseph
Mar
Iowa
Davenport A. I C
Nashville Business College
Arkansas Motor Coaches
Deg Moines A. B
Davenport
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Little Rock
Dallas Hornets
Des Moines
Chasham Blanketeers
Elkin
N. C
Nashville
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FAR City League Service Shoe Shop
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Steerson
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
Frank B. Ward
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Mississippi Southern Grid
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John Parson
Villanova
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Connie Anderson
Air Corps
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Don Barnes
St. Louis Browns
Gary Bodie
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