Service Men Shine At Penn Relays Highlighting Military Athletes
Philadelphia April 28 2000 track and field stars from 300 institutions gathered for the 50th annual University of Penn Relay Carnival. Navy Coast Guard Army units led by Ollie Hunter and Herman Goosberg compete in the two mile while service sailors face a strong field including Jay Tunick Bernie Golding and Merle Knox.
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Philadelphia
University of Ennsylpe
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
al Blazis
Archie Harris
Ollie Hunter
Notre Dame
Columbia Midshipmen’s
Herman Goosberg
Cape May Coast Guard
Merle Knox
Wisconsin
Penn
Hunter
Dartmonthcneneck Uhevane
New York University
Jay Tunick
South Pacific
Sicily
NYU
Bernie Golding
Bill Hulse
Tobin Hurls No-Hit No-Run Game For Braves
Braves pitcher Tobin tossed a no-hitter and hit a home run to beat the Dodgers 2-0 in Boston. His feat was the first no-hitter for the franchise since 1916 and followed by a string of strong outings, while Walker Cooper's ninth-inning pinch hit gave St Louis a 3-2 win over Cincinnati.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Tobin
Tobe
Boston Braves
Brooklyn
Warsaw secret periodicals exceed prewar counts
In Warsaw Poland researchers report 85 secret periodicals active now surpassing the number printed before the war. The note mentions ongoing underground culture while guidance on food storage remains practical, advising to keep oremargarine covered in the refrigerator.
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Warsaw
Poland
Detroit Wins 2-0 Over Chicago in 12 Innings
Detroit shaded Chicago 2-0 in 12 innings as Tobin delivered a notable feat. The New York Philadelphia and Boston Washington games in the National League were postponed amid excitement.
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Detroit
Chicago
Tobin
Pittsburgh
Tobin’s no hit no run game and Cooper’s late double
Yesterday’s Majors: Jim Tobin of the Braves threw the first no hit no run game since 1941 and homered in Brooklyn. Walker Cooper supplied a pinch hit double in the ninth for the Cardinals in a 3 2 win over Cincinnati. Nelson Potter scattered seven Cleveland safeties as St. Louis beat the Browns 8 1. Detroit won 2 0 in 12 innings as Tigers broke a duel between Hal Newhouser and Thorn Ton Lee with two on.
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Boston
Pittehurck
Flanning
Tvo
Tommy
Old Ba
Ward
St. Louis
Walker Cooper
Red Birds
Cincinnati
Tobe
St. Louis Browns
Brownies
Cleveland
Nelson Potter
Giants
Dodgers
Newhouser
Jim Tobin
Braves
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Browns
Bob Swift
Tigers
Hal Newhouser
Thornton Lee
Detroit
Talcott Former Princeton Ace Now Hurls For Duke
Roy Talcott, former Princeton University pitching star, has joined Duke under coach Jack Coombs. A West Hartford native, six feet two, 180 pounds, 23, Talcott starred in baseball and also lettered in swimming and basketball. He posted a strong Eastern Intercollegiate record with 17 wins and four losses in three years, and he hit for a .385 average last year while playing outfield.
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Durham
South
Roy Alcott
Princeton Universe
Roy
Duke University
Jack Coombs
West Hartford, Conn
Talcott
New England
Bill Clarke
Princeton
Ow Onles
Dartmouth
Cornell
Penn
Yale
Harvard
Columbia
Earthquake Shock at Bombay Reports Far Off Epicenter
An intense earthquake was recorded at the Bombay observatory just after 9 p.m. Officials say the epicenter lay about 4,290 miles away near New Guinea where Gen. MacArthur’s forces are fighting the Japanese. The note references the Soviet Union’s vast pre-war expanse.
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Bombay
Bombay Observatory
Observatory
New Guinea
MacArthur
Fights last night in Atlantic City Newark and Detroit
Boxers listed include Jimmy O'Brien from New York and Ostin Johnson from 1879 Atlantic City who drew in a bout in Atlantic City. Oscar Goode from Highland Park outpointed Herbie Kate in Newark. Danny Aldrich from Newark knocked out Sidney Miller in Detroit.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jimmy
Shamus) O'Brien
New York
Ostin Johnson
Drew
Highland Park
Oscar Goode
Newark
Herbie Kate
Brooklyn
Danny Aldrich
Sidney Miller
Detroit
Radio Program Schedule Adjusts for War Time
Eastern War Time shifts hour back for standard time changes with a two hour window for MWT. network corrections list many programs across CBS NBC and other networks including news reports, dramas, serials, variety shows and musical programs. Key names include Captain Midnight Jack Armstrong The Land Trio and Futon Lewis Jr with a wide schedule across 5:45 to 11:15 PM noting repeats and To Be Announced segments.
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Dunn
Cbs
Archie Andrews
Mbsa
Plain Bus
Landt
Jack Armstrong
Hick Carter
Farre
Nbe
Captain Midnight
Quincy Howe
Tim Healy
Bie
Lyn Murray
Fred Waring
Nero Wolfe
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
Johnson Family
Mbs
Tropicana
Chicago
Abe J
Dizle Sabby Wis
Kaitenborn
Lucille Manners
Kate Smith
Cbbs
Bia
Cedi Brown
the Parker Family
Fulton Oursler
Hite
Luin Bates
Meet Your Navy
Great Lakes
Biu
Abe Lyman
Abe
Amos and
Andy
Garry Moore
Jimmy _Durante
Leland Stowe
Cedric Foster
Sally Sweetland
Blu
Bill Stern
Dbs
Nbc-West
Cbe & Biu
Major League Leaders through Associated Press list
National and American League leaders show top totals in batting runs RBIs doubles triples and home runs. Notable names include Cieslak Musial Ott Adams Etten Stephens Lindell Stirnweiss and Kramer Wynn Borony and others across St Louis New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago Boston and Cleveland.
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Cieslak
Philadelphia
Musial
St. Louis
Hopp
Weintraub
New York
Olmo
Brooklyn
Ryan
Boston
Verban
Adams
Schultz
Sanders
Kurowski
Cooper
Lombardi
Etten
Mail
Rune—Stephens
St Louis
Mc Ouinn
Hite
Doerr Boston
Boudreau
Cleveland
Stephens
White
Doerr
Gutteridge
Lindell
Kreevich
Stirnweiss
Kramer
Sandra
Potter
Wynn
Washington
Borony
Executor Notice for Mamie Thomas Morris Estate
Executor J Arthur Morris seeks all claims against Mamie Thomas Morris of Guilford County North Carolina to be presented by April 7 1945 at 108 Brentley Circle High Point NC. Indebted parties should pay promptly. Thos W Sprinkie attorney signs on April 7 1944.
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Mamie Thomas Morris
Guilford County
North Carolina
Brentley Circle
High Point
N. C
J. Arthur Morris
Mamie ‘Thomas Morris
Thos. W. Sprinkie
St. Louis Browns Win Streak Gives Long-Awaited Hope
St. Louis Browns collect eight straight wins to set an American League away record, boosting confidence that a pennant is possible. Pitching aids the run as hitters struggle yet the team gains tempo with Gene Moore’s bat and solid relief from Caster and Jakucki.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Don Gutteridge
West
Soneay
Cleveland
Jack Kramer
Steve Sandra
Nelson Potter
George Caster
Sigmund
Jack) Jakucki
Gene Moore
Angelo Giuliani
Washington Senators
Moore
Giuliani
Rick Ferrell
John E. Wray
The
Post Dispatch
Associated Press
A.A.U. Rules Soldiers Competing at Penn Relays
The A.A.U. advised the Penn Relays to exclude soldiers Al Blazis and Archie Harris. Secretary Dan Ferris sees risk of accusations of overreach, but notes the A.A.U. aims to draw a line between amateur and pro status. The compromise would allow service participants in most events, preserving competition.
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New York
A.A.U
Penn Relays
al Blozis
Archie Harris
Dan Ferris
Pvt. Blazis
Sgt
Joe Lou
Mancuse Bears Browns Parachute Injury and Discharge
Frank Mancuse, Browns catcher and brother of Giants’ Gas Mancuse, joined the Browns after 1942 and later trained at Fort Benning. As a paratrooper his fifth jump ended badly when his foot tangled in guide lines, wrenched knee, side and back, earning an honorable discharge. He is described as tall, dark and handsome, a note on attendance on ladies’ days.
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Frank Mancuse
Browns
Giants
San Antonio
O.C.S
Fort Benning
Ernie Lombardi
Polo Star’s Letter Hints at Red Cross Benefit Match
Two weeks before Col Tommy Hitchcock’s death in Eng land Bernon Prentice, NY Red Cross leader, received a letter from international polo star saying he hoped to return for a Red Cross benefit match. Lieut Comdr Ark A. Grant, early 30s naval academy gymnast, was among several combat pilots rescued by a submarine off Waka Island after being shot down in an attack.
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Tommy Hitchcock
Eng
Bernon Prentice
New York
Red Cross
Comdrark
A. Grant
Waka Island
Chilean club protests boxing event amid cultural clash
The University of Chile Sports Club protests a widely advertised Ladies boxing championship tournament as a retrocession in culture. The boxing federation says it cannot act since the event is a variety show beyond its sports authority.
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Chile
University of Chile Sports Club
Boxing Federation
Commission
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