Sharp-tailed grouse and prairie chicken compared in habits
A naturalist describes a hike along a log road to a two acre meadow where a sharp-tailed grouse and its offspring were seen. The piece contrasts the sharp-tailed grouse with the prairie chicken, noting physical differences, habitats, and behaviors. Both species gather in fall flocks and help control pests, but their numbers decline in some regions, calling for conservation measures.
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Baseball training in heat eyed for next spring prep
Oklahoma A and other teams plan summer sessions to build weight and shape before September workouts. Trainers tout heat conditioning for fewer colds, quicker recovery, and ease of adapting to colder northern venues. The Roundup mentions coaches, executives, and players amid trades, education, and military service.
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Yesterday's Majors Stars Highlight Record-Setting Openers
Bobby Doerr of the Red Sox and Mark Christman of the Browns delivered standout hitting in the doubleheader. Doerr hit his 15th homer of 1913 to win the opener for Cleveland, while Christman contributed a single and a triple, driving in two and scoring twice as the Browns split the pair. Don Black of the Athletics and Dizzy Trout of the Tigers split the doubleheader with Black limiting Detroit to three hits to halt Trout's nine-game win streak, then Trout shut out the A's to move to 19 wins. Russney and Hodgin provided late offense as the Yankees and White Sox split, with Hodgin collecting three hits and a grand slam in the opener and adding safely in 11 straight games. Stan Musial and Max Lanier led the Cardinals past the Dodgers 4-1, with Lanier securing his 15th win of the season.
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Mark Christman
Browns
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Christman
Don Black
Athletics
Dizzy Trout
Tigers
Black
Detroit
Trout
Russney
Yankees
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White Sox
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Saas
Max Lanier
Stan Musial
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Feller
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Hall Newhouser
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Rip Sewell
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Russ Derry
George Stirnweiss
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New York Giants
YMCA Pool Reopens With Regular Schedule Announced
The YMCA pool resumes its regular schedule after a weeklong closure. Physical director Tony Simeon of the Y confirms no restrictions on swimmers and notes the water remains chemically treated.
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Golfers Ready for PGA Championship Qualifying
The article details the start of the PGA national championship at the Manito course with 36 hole qualifying. Ted Longworth carded a hole in one and a 70, while Neil arete ca, Henry Williams Jr., Bud Lewis, Jimmy Hines, Saraig Wood, Olin Dutra, George Schneiter and Sam Byrd Red posted strong scores. Byron Nelson and Harold McSpaden skipped final practice as the field narrows to 32 players for match play.
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Jimmy Hines
Amsterdam
N. Y
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
George Schneiter
Salt Lake City
Sam Byrd Redfor
Mich
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Harold McSpaden
Philadelphia
Washington Redskins Sign First Cuban Born Football Back
SAN DIEGO Calif Aug 14 The Washington Redskins add Eneas Munoz a back to their practice camp signaling the first Cuban born athlete to play sessional football in the United States The move mirrors the Senators trend of Latin American players joining Washington teams This follows the Redskins ongoing effort to diversify its roster with Latin American talent
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Musial hits homer as Cardinals win nightcap 7-3
Stan Musial homered on a double and drove in three runs while scoring twice in the St Louis Cardinals 7-3 nightcap victory.
Sinkwich Holds Out On Lions For More Money
Detroit reports Frankie Sinkwich is holding out for a higher salary as the Lions sign Westfall to strengthen backfield. President Lew Cromwell says Sinkwich’s wage demand is “ridiculous” though the club would welcome him back at a reasonable figure. Westfall's contract signing is expected to lift advance ticket sales.
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Frankie Sinkwich
Detroit Lions
Bullet Westfall
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Inkwich
Lions
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Westfall
Sinkwich
Merchant Marine
University of Peae Ody
Cromwell
Dot Germain Poised to Win All American Open Threat
Dorothy Germain of Philadelphia may be the favorite as the All American Open begins at Tom O Shanter course in Chicago. Lieutenant Patty Berg and Betty Hicks are also entered, but Germain seeks a third straight Western Amateur title after a 26 hole victory over Phyllis Otto to claim the 44 year history of the meet.
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Dorothy Germain
Philadelphia
Tom O'Shanter
Patty Berg
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Marines
Betty Hicks
Miss Geemain
Dot
Phyllis Otto
Omaha
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JS. Hill
Radio Schedule Update and Evening Program Lineup
The bulletin lists Monday August 14 Eastern War Time radio programming with time shifts, network repeats, and lineup details across CBS NBC and related segments. Highlights include The Sea Hound, Captain Tim Healy Story, Jack Armstrong, Lux News, War News, I Love a Mystery, Lum and Abner, Sherlock Holmes, Five Minutes News, and a late night News to 2 a.m. with varied dramas and music.
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Lowell Thomas
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Fulton Lewis
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Carolyn Gilbert
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Cbssone
Ranger
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America
Vox
Poppy Parks
Warren
Cecil Brown
Lum
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Nick Carter
Howard Barlow
Xechs Rot
Teller
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Ebe
Raymond Gram
Hen Giedatans
Ted Malone
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Trout Extends Winning Streak With 19th Victory
In a doubleheader, pitcher Dizzy Trout blanked the Philadelphia Athletics 6-0 in the nightcap to post his 19th win, aiming to become the first AL hurler since Feller to win 20 in consecutive seasons. He also leads majors in complete games and innings pitched, with 22 and 254 respectively, and has all three of his shutouts against the A's. The day featured multiple other results across the league as the pennant race tightens.
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Bigeorge Tratton
Igo Joyce
Charley Schuster
Hollywood
Silent Samampe
Slugger White
Enny Trotta
Naul Academy
Legion Ball Tournament Opens Double Elimination
ALBEMARLE August 14 The first day winners Norfolk Virginia and Huntington West Virginia meet in the ninth American Legion Junior tournament opener. Memphis Tennessee faces an opponent in the other game. Huntington defeated Memphis 20 to 5 and Norfolk beat Albemarle 6 to 0 in Saturday action. Memphis traveled two days arriving late. The winner advances to the Charleston South Carolina sectional tournament.
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Bears Strip Weight to Face College All Stars
The Chicago Bears plan a strict diet to drop excess pounds before their August 30 game with the college all-stars in Evanston. Tackles and backs such as Al Babartsky Gary Famiglietti James Searney Ed Simonich Fred Podolak and Paul Podmajdauskas face weight cuts from around 237 to 249 pounds to avoid a $50 fine per man.
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al Babartsky
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Gary Famiglietti
Jame Searney
Ed Simonich
Once Enulty
Fredy Relot
Paul Podmadauskas
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Industrial Baseball Today The Reds Win Behind Errors
George Hausmann committed three errors in the fourth inning of the nightcap allowing four unearned runs for the Reds. Nap Reyes substituted at first base for the Giants and collected six hits in seven official at bats.
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Phil Weintraub
Giants
Major League Record Snapshot With Tonight's Schedule
Standings show Philadelphia 6-0 and New York 10-3 while Detroit 1-4 Boston 7-1 St Louis 6-6 Chicago 1-1 Washington 2-4 Cleveland 1-1. Tonight's games feature Cleveland at Washington Gromex vs Leonard Detroit at Philadelphia Gorsica vs Newsom Chicago at New York Humphries vs Zuber or Bonham St Louis at Boston Gatehouse vs ONeil.
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National League Results From Yesterday
The schedule shows St. Louis beat Boston 7 4, Brooklyn 3 1, Pittsburgh 3 1, Philadelphia 7 3, Chicago 4 2, Cincinnati 4 0, and New York 3 2. Upcoming games list Boston at Pittsburgh and New York at Cincinnati with pitcher matchups and records.
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Major League Leaders Show Steady Batting and Pitching Form
Doerr of Boston leads American League batting at 330 with 84 runs and 196 hits. Musial tops national runs for St. Louis at 149 while Barrett of Pittsburgh leads in triples with 15 and Nicholson of Chicago 94 home runs. Pitching leader Wilm of St. Louis at 101.909 earned run average. Hughson of Boston 18-8 leads AL pitching.
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Theshdston To Play Birmingham In Legion Baseball
The Theshdston team faces Birmingham in a regional American Legion Junior baseball tournament game this afternoon. The double elimination event features Greenville Inn Beach, Fla., clashing in a night game at 8 30 p m. The winner advances to Charleston on September 18 for a Pa section round.
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Navy And Marines Debut New Hybrid Basketball Boxing Game
In STATE COLLEGE a joint Navy and Marines program introduces a new sport blending basketball and boxing. Players wear 16 ounce gloves and seek haymakers when opponents dribble or shoot. Lt. Henry Light, former William and Mary athlete, explains it teaches a man to take a punch.
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