All-Stars Set for Sunday Game Under Greenlee Managers Pronk and Garcia
Fourteen players from Greeley VFW Fort Collins Milliken Brighton Wattenburg Longmont Eaton and other towns named for the 1944 All-Star Game at Forbes Field Sunday at 1 30 pm. Managers Frank Pronk and Alvin Garcia lead Pronk’s All-Stars and Garcia’s Grays with a lineup featuring Curtis Parker Glin Noms Najde Moore Lopez Roybal and others.
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National League and American League update with multiple names
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Jameson Suggs Tangle in Finals Of Western Open
In the Western Open final at Waukegan IU, Jameson from San Antonio faces Suggs from Atlanta in a 36 hole showdown for the crown. Jameson, 37, seeks her first major title after years of runnerup finishes, while Suggs is bidding for her first major after a sharp rise this week.
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No Free Gratis Here in Baltimore Baseball Row
The Baltimore Dybles enforce a team rule requiring payment for all sponsored radio and television appearances. Pitcher Bob Turley noted he would be willing to appear for nothing but would break the rule.
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Malone family notices and survivors listing
Malones of Texas and Nebraska named in a death notice. Thomas Heniy Malone of La Salle is husband of Mrs. Alls Mo Malone and father of Mrs. Veleda Hill. Bertha Chayman of La Salle listed as kin with multiple siblings and half siblings. Robert Toner Standley noted with wife Mrs. Rena Braden Standley and surrounding survivors. Irregular spellings reflect OCR but indicate bereavement and extended family.
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Los Angeles AC Looks to Upset at AAU Track Finals
In St Louis the Los Angeles Athletic Club leads New York AC by five points entering the 88th National AAU Track and Field Championships finals. Southern California star power boosts LA, with multiple Friday night records, including 44 yard dash and shot put, as top athletes pursue more points.
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Major League Leaders From A Ragged Box Score
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Rocky’s Eye Injury Delays Return to Sept 23 Fight
News item notes Rocky Marciano’s eye cut requiring stitches after a Providence bout. A planned Sept 23 rematch in New York with Charles Rezard is tentatively delayed as Marciano seeks clearance from the New York Athletic Commission. Manager Al Weill provides cautious timelines.
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Boxing Talks of a Possible Charles versus Marciano Match
Promoter Jim Norris discusses a potential Charles versus Marciano bout in New York come fall if both fighters recover fully. Weill and others weigh options, with Weill insisting on Charles readiness before negotiating a match, while plans to arrange a Cockett bout linger as a contingency.
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Navy Crew Favored In College Rowing
Navy teams are positioned as favorites in a college rowing event with several crews showing strong form and recent wins. Analysts note depth across boats, and coaches expect competitive races among top programs.
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Omaha Splits Twinbill In Rain Affected Night
Omaha split a doubleheader with Wichita 9-5 and 8-5 as rain canceled the Bear’s game with Sioux City. Pueblo beat Lincoln 12-5, Colorado Springs edged Des Moines 8-8, and Omaha remained in second, rallying in the late innings behind King’s homer. Descriptive patrols mention Wirtelmann ejected and Yowell preserving Colorado Springs’ win.
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Ex teammate helps new coach on Patabursh Pirates staff
Bill peer ayy Vie returns to assist former teammate in Uganda Le with Terry Arosa as new head coach. Walsh serves as first ring offensive ace for the Patabursh Pirates in the National Football Leasur for five years.
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Littler Takes Open Lead as Patton Slips in Tulsa
Littler moves atop the Open at Tulsa with 139 after Patton falters. The field hovers under Wert money as veterans and rising pros vie for the $6,000 prize and the coveted title amid tough courses and strong competition from Hogan, Ben, and Patton in a wide open chase.
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Great Pitching Features Majors Friday, Standout Jobs in Every Ball Park
Friday night brought standout pitching across both leagues. Huretiet and petired the Indiins ila order. At Comlakey Park in Chicago a pitcher starred in a sufferent role. Nob Grim delivered a clutch RBI in the eighth, with support in the ninth. Portocarrero shined on the mound. The White Sox found themselves edged by the Yankees as the games unfolded, while the Tigers and Senators stretched outcomes in others.
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Coast League scores and mixed results across teams
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