National Sports Review 1938 Chicago Sports Highlights
Chicago Blackhawks win the Stanley Cup by defeating Toronto as Major McLaughlin passes presidential reins to Bill Tobin. Joe Louis KOs Max Schmeling in round three to defend heavyweight title amid Hitler era tensions. Cubs replace Charley Grimm with Gabby Hartnett, but fail to beat the Yankees in the World Series. Robby Riggs captures National Clay Court title, Don Budge dominates tennis, and Don Budge also wins the Davis Cup. California's Mayday Roberts sets speed records. Don Budge eyed pro move. Lawrin wins Kentucky Derby. Southern California tops Notre Dame as eight-game stretch ends.
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Chicago Blackhawks
Chicago
Toronto
Major McLaughlin
Bill Tobin
River Forest
Robby Riggs
Bill Tilden Chiss
Bol
Don Budge
Aeahsent Beats War Admiral In Biscuit Tame Finish
In a tight finish Aeahsent outruns War Admiral by several lengths to claim the race title. The victory tightens the overall standings as local teams in the West Suburbier circuit rally with postseason implications.
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Aeahsent
War Admiral the Biscuit Tame
Admiral Ura Taatel
Ab Prntins
Dhead
Annual Meeting Set For Area Scouts In January
The Area Cone Scouts plan their annual meeting for January 19 with installation of officers for 1949. Reports on activities and awards will be presented, including the Silver Teaver Award. The meeting will outline goals and cooperative programs with community groups and veteran units, plus a schedule of reunions and upcoming events at key locations.
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TQM
Coane Ct
Chak Park Area
Nadomil Avanlanarters
Phe Tangues Tell
Evgingey
Scoutves
West Dane
Fae Tae Vahey
Wimp
Lanner Wits
Halidays
Eagle Seaut Banquet and Reunion Notable Notes
The fragment notes the Eagle Association event with mentions of Richard Meser and Waller Eo Swarthomn as committee members. It references plans for an annual banquet, a training date, and other assorted items such as exhibitions, elections, and officer roles.
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Nual Renan
Nationa Senay Tae
Eagle
Chiarom O
The
Eagle Association
Ane Wiesy
Thorsen
Richard Meser
Waller Eo Swarthomn
Jamtaree Seovbanisters
Ely
St Bernardine's Leada Grammar School League Victories
Sixteen readable names and scores describe St Bernardine's Leada Grammar School League opening wins at Fenwick gym. St Catherine of Suva defeated 14 4, Mount Our Lady 47 4, with other brief line mentions of players Nowak Marek Hakeem and Frost, among six children from Roswell New Mexico named Wine Night Jark White Snow Sue Cait and Cold Prost.
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Fenwick Gymmamuthe
Coandie
Catherine
Suva
Fade
Vow
St. Lacy
Sumimary
Herta
St Catherine
Hakeem
Aia
Cry
Venaner
Ste Therisserchtine
Lady of Mount
Hal Oon
Nowak
Marek
Che
Hamer Frost
Roswell
Neo Mex
Wine Night
Jark White
Snow
Sue
Cait
Cold
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Jose Ti
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Dinny Mander
Meor
Reds
California
Red
Afl
Lawrin
Horsedam
Minnesota Gekes
Southern California
Notre Dame
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
Ince Sqain
Movisland
Son
Donal Thelis
Peat Bilat
Tina Gable
Aaring
Forest Theater
Mickey Rafferty
Triangle Cafe
Deeplaines and
Harrison Street
Trish
Ita
Activi
Boy Scouts
Robert Montgomery
Metro-Goldwyn
Aopy
Han Nancy
Shore
Beverly Hills
Lobisher’s Tavern
Madison Street
Forest
Lobishera
Vaeneerport
New
Walter McKee
Trenton
Rao
Dominick Burhanti
Halph Kennedy
Aanateur Gull
Rot Marco
St. Bernardine’s Leada Grammar School League
Drechsler Funeral Home
Marion and Pleasant Streets
Fred Samuel, JR
Lathrop
Forest Park Forest
Forest Park
Ng West End Cab Forest
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