Bums Push Cards Back Down Ladder
The Cardinals fell again to Brooklyn as Mort Cooper stood out with a five hit defenseless outing in the doubleheader. Dodgers pitcher Kirby Higbe earned the win, while Joe Medwick extended his hitting streak to 25. Major leaguers showcased strong mound work including Tex Hughson Cliff Melton Hank Borowy and Ted Lyons in various shutouts and standout efforts.
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Junior Baseball Postponements and Weekend Schedule
Junior baseball in the American Tagion and Lexian leagues faces postponements. Monday games shift to midnights, with Friday and Tuesday schedules listing Meeker's Clowns versus Arguella's at Homeil and Wrazier's team against Jack Stancock's Vikings at City Park. Elks league matchups include Cardinals vs Giants at City Park and Yanks vs Bums at Bonell Firhi.
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Roundup of college tennis and baseball notes
Sports round up notes from New York column by Hugh Fullerton Jr. discuss various topics. Mention Six Overmire misplay and a mind strike at first base. South’s first national intercollegiate tennis tourney opens at TriLane. Mercerburg track coach cites many young college athletes joining the navy.
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Soldier Saluting Errors Highlighted At Fort Sheridan
A humorous index from Fort Sheridan illustrates numerous saluting mistakes by privates from florid flubs to misaddressed salutes. The piece contrasts errors with the one correct salute shown at right, showcasing how recruits err in identifying officers and ranks.
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Odell Arrives At Yale With Aims For July Prep
Yale football enters summer drills under Howie Odell, supported by high level assistants Sutherland Harlow and Munger. Odell plans July three week sessions, August start for fall practice, and emphasizes fundamentals, signals, and evaluation to gauge talent ahead of serious work. Captain Spencer Mostley leads early lineup alongside Ted Kiendl Steve Stack Jim Woodlork and others as freshmen may join if deemed elite.
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Arnold Wins Steer Roping Championship
Arnold of Utah/Arizona captured the world champion steer roping title at Roswell, defeating Hal Crosley in four matched events for $5,000. Both ropers tied 12 steers apiece, Arnold clocking 607.5 seconds to Crosley’s 528.4, marking his second straight championship.
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Tobruk Falls To Rommel Rally Hits Allied Front
Tobruk and its 25,000 troops were cited as captured by Axis forces, with Rommel pushing toward Suez and Egypt threatened. Bir Hacheim fell, seen as the key to the British defense, while Rommel pressed the advance despite Allied efforts to regroup. The report frames a wider crisis across the Mediterranean, stressing urgency for reinforcements.
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Japs Extend Alaska Hold
Japanese efforts in the Aleutians continued with reports of land and sea activity near Attu and Kiska. Allied forces observed limited bombings and naval movements, noting Japanese attempts to establish bases at Kiska and Attu while weather and distances constrained operations.
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All-Stars Win Sunday 15 to 2 In City Park Game
Sunday afternoon at City Park the All-Stars routed Platteville 15 to 2. Meeker pitched five innings with 11 strikeouts and one hit allowed. Frazier finished the last two. Hildebrand was the only opponent with a two-base hit off Meeker. The card includes several baseball box scores from games with Philadelphia St. Louis New York Cleveland Washington Detroit and Chicago clubs.
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The 40 Percent Scoreboard Update
The 40% scoreboard lists standings with errors and fragmented team abbreviations in Major Leaguen Mi du day. Syracuse 4 8 Haltimore 1 4 Nochertey 72 Huffalo 6 7 Jereey Cily 8 Nownen 92 Tarnute 4 9 Montreal 2 6.
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Junior Softball Standings and Leading Hitters
Amverleat Association stands show Minneapolis and Lavisvide amid a mixed results slate with Toledo and Milwaukee posting varied records. Pacific Coast League games feature Outland, Hollywood, Los Angeles, and San Francisco with tight results as San Diego edges Portland. Southern Association and Texas League matchups follow with New Orleans postponed and Houston limited by early innings. Major League notes highlight Ted Lye’s White Sox victory, Hughson’s sore arm, Cooper and Highe’s pitching, Melon and Carlessandro’s shutouts, and leaders in batting and pitching across New York Boston Philadelphia and Brooklyn squads.
La Salle Opens Softball Season In Charity League
The La Salle softball season opens with the Young People's club defeating the Farmer boys 27 to 0 as the Sunday School team forfeits. O Christian pitched for the Whiners with Arnold catching. Nielasera’s batteries included Kuanh and Schmidt. The league is sponsored by the Presbyterian church.
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Hogan Wins Hale America Golf Tourney
Golf star Hogan captured the Hale America tournament at Ridgemont Club with a total 277 over 72 holes, breaking the Nations Open record held by Jo Stovokes. He earned 1100 dollars for first prize as the field faded. Jimmy Demavet struggled to a 274 alongside Mike Parnesa, while the rest of the leaderboard compressed into the 280s and 290s.
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