Angott Stoz Lightweight Title Clash Set At MSG
New York May 1 4 Angott defends his lightweight claim against Newark artist Allie Stolz in a 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden. Stolz has lost four times in 32 starts and rose quickly after sinus illness. Angott is a battle tested boxer with wins over top lightweights. The bout is expected to be a lively betting affair with Stolz as a strong challenger.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
New York
Samuel Engotti
Lew Jenking
Bob Montgomery
Davey Day
Dave Castilloux
Aldo Spaldi
Boom Boom Mancini
Engotti
Sammy Angott
Jenkins
Philadelphia
Montgomery
Madison Square Garden
Albert Stole
Newark
Allie Stolz
Tony Nori
Cowboy Jenkins
Balant
Low Ambers
Judge Landis
Henry Armstrong
Stolz
Newark Art School
Ansett
Stulz
Baseball Scores Show Nightly NL and AL Action
A sprawling box score roundup records Cincinnati and Brooklyn batting lines, Boston and Pittsburgh runs, plus scores from New York, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Washington, Chicago, Cleveland, and more. Named pitchers and batters appear with inconsistent OCR. Postponements note Winnipeg at Fargo Moorhead and other fixtures delayed.
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R.H.E
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Vander Meer
Derringer
Shoun
Hemsley
Davis
Owen
Chicagno
Boston
Butcher
Lopez
Koslo
Acams
Sunkel and
Danning
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Arneke
O'Dea
Johnson
Pearson
Beck
Nahem
Warren
Livingston
Yesterday's Stars AP Report Dodgers Reds Cubs White Sox
Curt Davis of the Dodgers shut out the Reds with a two hit effort. Jim Tobin of the Braves pitched five hit ball and hit three homers to beat the Cubs. Joe Haynes and Myril Hoag of the White Sox delivered key relief and offense with Hoag driving in the winning run against the Red Sox as Haynes fanned Jimmie Foxx with bases loaded in the ninth.
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Associated Press
Curt Davis
Dodgers
Reds
Jim Tobin
Braves
Cubs
Joe Haynes
Myril Hoag
White Sox
Haynes
Jimmie Foxx
Hoag
Red Sox
Tobin Hits Three Homers Sets Hurlers Record
Boston Braves pitcher Jim Tobin became the first major league hurler to hit three consecutive home runs in a game. He taunts Ernie Lombardi amid boasts of matching Lombardi's power while maintaining pitching duties and jokes about domestic peace. Lombardi, a 20 homer career man, also collected a fifth in the same game as Tobin notches his fifth win of the season. Tobin insists he will keep pitching and not join the outfield, even as he challenges Lombardi for homers.
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Ernie Lombardi
Bill King
Boston
Jim Tobin
Boston Braves
Oakland
Cal
Tobin
Jim
Lombardi
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Pittsburgh
Babe Ruth
Landis Extends Player Deadline For War Measure
Chicago May 14 Baseball Commissioner Landis extended the player limit deadline to May 25 as a war measure. Normally the 25 man squad cut would take effect at midnight tonight. Will Harridge, president of the American League, said the extension was necessary due to many players called to army service.
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Chicago
Onesaw Mountain Landis
Pnd
Will Harridge
American League
Wyoming Coeds Win Billiards Championship
Wyoming University coeds captured the national intercollegiate pocket billiard team title after scores were tabulated by the Billiard Association of America. Emily Julian of South Dakota State College won the individual championship with 753 points, as South Dakota placed second and Minnesota eighth.
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Wyoming Coeds
Chicago
University of Wyoming Coeds
Billiard Association of America
Emily Julian
South Dakota State College
Wyoming
South Dakota
Minnesota
Sports Roundup highlights odd notes from May baseball and boxing chiefs
In New York on May 14, boxing official Bill Brown links fos shortages to tougher training, while a lump of lighter fare shows Buddy Hassell juggling plumbing work and Yankee Stadium fame. Oklahoma City’s Art Edson notes Norman’s Barefoot Ward and Bethany’s Riggs news, and Villanova’s coach hears of strawberry shortcake from faraway Australia. Denver league games report 35 runs, 72 hits, and 28 errors across two contests, with a three hour plus marathon game.
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New York
Bill Brown
Brown
Bill
Ine
Art Edson
Oklahoma City Times
Norman
Ear
Sand Burr) Riggs
Bethany
Denver
Sunbury
Northumberland
Switches Sites Today in Northern League Play
Associated Press report notes weather allows changes as Eau Claire visits Superior and Wausau goes to Duluth. Fargo travels to Grand Forks and Sioux Falls to Winnipeg with teams adjusting venues today.
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Northern League
Winnipeg
Fargo - Moorhead
Wausau
Duluth
Eau Claire
Superior
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Pace
Associated Press
Fargo
Sioux
Falls
Browns Buy Ellsworth Dahlgren As McQuinn Clift Links Grow
The St. Louis Browns buy Ellsworth Dahlgren as they eye possible deals involving George McQuinn and Harland Clift. Across the leagues, Indians end Yankees streak. Tigers top Washington. Dodgers blank Reds. Pirates edge Giants. Tobin homered thrice while pitching five hits. Cardinals slug Phils. Athletics win 11th straight by beating Browns. White Sox defeat Red Sox in ten innings.
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Judson Bailey
St. Louis Browns
Ellsworth T
Babe) Dahlgren
Browns
Little George McQuinn
Harland Clift
Clift
McQuinn
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Lefty Khovill
Chubby
Dean
Joe DiMaggio
Tigers
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Hal Newhouser
Senators
Bob Estalleira
Buck Newsom
Curt Datis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brookliym
New York Giants
Frank Frisch
Pittsburgh
Tobin
Big Jim Tobin
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Phils
Lon Warnake
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Jacobs Seeks Approval for Louis-Papier Bout
Promoter Mike Jacobs seeks army approval in Washington for a third meeting between heavyweight champion Joe Louis and Babeds. If the army allows Private Louis to train, the bout may be held in New York or Chicago late next month with proceeds to Army Emergency Relief.
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Jacobs
Louis-Pastor
New York
Mike Jacobs
Army
Washington
Joe
Brewers Seek Split With Blues In Final Series
Milwaukee's Brewers, needing a win to take the lead, face Kansas City in the final game of a three game set after tying the series with a 5 to 2 12 inning victory. Indianapolis hosted a wild night as eight pitchers combined for 17 walks and three wild pitches in Louisville’s 6-3 win, while Columbus’ Red Munger earned his fourth straight win in a 4-3 game. Minneapolis crushed St. Paul 13-5 behind 14 hits.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Lawson
George
Griswell
Volpi
Gettel, Johnson and
Sears
Louisville
Indianapolis
Sayles
Rudd
Blumette
Karl
Walters
Rich, Reid
Gill
Logan and Hartnett
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Brewers
Kansas City
American Association
Blues
Jelders
Red Munger
Columbus
Toledo
Dib Williams
Cards To Conduct Baseball Tryouts In Barnesville
The St Louis Cardin al organization with Barnesville Booster Club and American Legion will run a baseball tryout camp in Barnesville starting June 8 at the local park. Local and surrounding boys may try for professional baseball with no camp fee. out of town players must cover travel and living costs. A four day stay suffices for a thorough trial. signed local players will have expenses refunded.
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Barnesville
Minn
St. Louis Cardinal
Finch
League Leaders Americas League Batting and Pitching Highlights
Doerr of Boston leads batting .406 with Spence of Washington at .405. Williams tops home runs with seven, tied by York and DiMaggio at seven. Bonham of New York and Heving and Christo pher of Cleveland and Philadelphia at 4-0 lead pitching. In the National League Reiser of Brooklyn bats .330, Murtaugh of Philadelphia .329. Camilli of Brooklyn and Ty McCormick of Cincinnati lead in home runs with six. Head of Brooklyn and Starr of Cincinnati top pitching at 4-0 and 3-0 respectively.
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Associated Press
Doerr
Boston
Spence
Washington
Williams
York
Detroit
J. DiMaggio
New York
Bonham
Heving
Cleveland
Christopher
Philadelphia
Reiser
Brooklyn
Murtaugh
Camilli
Ty McCormick
Cincinnati
Starr
American League Baseball Film Shown in Huron
A four reel sound film titled The Ninth Inning will be shown in the Elks ballroom in Huron next Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. It lasts about 45 minutes and honors Lou Gehrig. The free screening aims to teach youngsters baseball and showcase stars in action including the Detroit game and the World Series.
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Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Huron
Elks Ballroom
Detroit
Rationing Hits Souths Baseball in Early Season Chaos
Atlanta May 14 Officials face gasoline rationing fears as Southern baseball clubs cope with reduced attendance and three gallon weekly limits. Florids East Coast league may disband after today’s games amid travel fuel curbs. In Hot Springs Ark Jack Byrd outpoints Lew Jenkins in a 10 round bout.
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Atlanta
East Coast
Hot Springs
Ark
Jack Byrd
Blytheville
Lew Jenkins
Sweetwater
Tex
South Dakota high school track meet watchers eye stars
Seventy two schools compete at Huron for the state track and field meet with regional results showing near records but no breakers. standout marks include Kruisch S Hot Springs in shot put and Hare Wentworth in discus, while Aberdeen leads with 18 athletes defending last year’s title and a tight battle expected with Huron Yankton Brookings and Hot Springs for top spots.
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Sioux
Heigt
Kruisch
Hot Springs
Tassen
Brookings
Hare
Wentworth
Larson
Mobridge
Gregg
Sioux Falls
Doren
Arlington
Woundhead
Oxfa Ja
Everlein
Britton
Robinson
Scotland
Madison
B. Williams
Ipswich
Pole Veult
Donkin
Rapid City
Jensen
R. Adkins
Alexandria
BBC
Frantz
Maxness
Austin
Frantz Markley
Rausch
Bauer
Aberdeen
Warriors
Eagles
Huron
Yankton
Mitchel
Lemmon
Watertown
ABC Tournament Ends as Winners to Be Named Soon
The American Bowling Congress began issuing 9459 checks totaling 253895 dollars for prizes in the 1942 kegling classic. A full awards list ranging from five to one thousand five hundred dollars will be released in a week as checks are mailed. The 72 day 42nd ABC tourney concluded with little drama after late attempts to oust leaders failed. Next year the ABC goes to Buffalo with a 50 day limit and over half of the 4500 teams already filed for 1943 entries.
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Columbus
American Bowling Congress
ABC
Buffalo
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