Three Titles At Stake Tomorrow In A A U Swim Meet
Three national titles will be decided tomorrow afternoon at the Senior National AAU Swimming tournament at High Point City Lake. Leading contenders include Multnomah AC Portland with Brenda Helser Nancy Merki and Joyce Macrae in relays, plus Indianapolis Lancaster Honolulu and New York entries.
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High Point City Lake
Indianapolis
Ind
Ortland
Ore
Hawaii
Lancaster
New York
Multnomah
Athtic Club
Portland
Ickbone
Joyce Macrae
Fogle Sisters
Joan
Patty Aspinal
Chieko Miyamoto
Fuo Katsutani
Misako Highui
Soichiamoto
Hich
Toy Takayama
Diminuve Mite
Charlotte Book
Loretta Hoarary Heckel
Doris Cant
Juth ‘Auritt
City Lake Pool
Women's Swimming Association
Fights Last Night Across Venues Reported
LAS. CISNEROS 141 and POLITE 144 in separate bouts in Hollywood California and New Orleans. Fort Bragg will host Brigadier General Ben O Davis the only Negro general in the nation who will inspect Negro troops next week per the post public relations office.
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Fort Bragg
Ben O. Davis
Fort Riley
Kan
Post Public Relations Office
Senators Lick Bosox Behind Carrasquel
The Venezuelan righthander Alejandro Carrasquel remains undefeated in the American League with six wins, after a 6-3 seven inning victory over the Boston Red Sox. Washington owner Clark Griffith secured Carrasquel’s arrival in camp amid early immigration delays. The day also saw the Indians lose to the White Sox, Browns beat the Tigers, and Vander Meer notch his 12th win as Cincinnati defeated Chicago.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Senor Alejandro Carrasquel
Caballero
Caracas
Venezuela
Washington Senators
Alex Alexander
High Seas
Miami
Carrasque
Liiami
Fla
Clark Griffith
Griff
Alex
Bucky Harris
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Boston
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Bob Muncrief
Browns
Tigers
Bruce Campbell
Joe Grace
St. Louis
Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Vander Meer
Water display draws thousands to Newark aquatic meet
The A A U tank competition drew vast crowds as six Newark Athletic Club swimmers staged a water ballet designed by Kay Myers. Dives by Helen Chenkovich from the 3 meter board and exhibitions by Ann Ross of St George Dragon and the Aquazaines from Astoria highlighted the program amid Hawaiian numbers by Soichi Sakamoto and wife.
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A.A.U. Tank
Newark Athletic Club
Newark
N. J
Kay Myers
Helen Chenkovich
Ann, Ross
St. George Dragon, Club
Brooklyn
Aquazaines
Astoria
L. T
Soichi Sakamoto
Soichi
Sakamorio
Patty Aspinal
Patsy McWhorter
Gloria Callen
W. F. Bailey
Carolinas
The Lady from Cheyenne and Wings of the Navy at 4 Movie Clock
Listings show double features The Lady from Cheyenne and Wings of the Navy with showtimes 3 42, 3 30, 5 37, 7 35, 9 33. Paramount and Rialto present The Kid's Last Ride with various times and codes, including JROADHURST on horse ack and theater tags.
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Cheyenne
Jroadhursts
Horseack
Dodgers Fall Short As Braves Signalling Gets Resigned
Roundup notes Dodgers facing signs interference as Braves Dick Errickson steals signals while Ray Berres clings to old signs. Bartell notes pitchers adding pitches after NL return. Golf chases long drives with Greene at Rye and Cardwell at Winston-Salem. Training camps stir, Lou Nova, Abe Simon dispute. plus interviews and service items from Various contributors.
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New York
Special Enterprise News Service
Dodgers
Brooks
Braves
Dick Errickson
Ray Berres
Errickson
Dick Bartell
Abe Simon
Eminent aolo gist DickarHlow coach changes hobby fern study
DickarHlow Harvard coach shifts from birds eggs to ferns and becomes a pteriodologist as Eddie Walker the fight manager recounts taking Henry Armstrong to London for daily violent ray treatment. Gen Phelan boxing commissioner protests to a local communist saying he does not speak or understand double talk.
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DickarHlow
Harvard
Eddie Walker
Henry Armstrong
London
Henry
Phelan
National Open Swim Meet Results Highlight Broad Field
Readable fragments from a national swim meet list multiple events with diversities of clubs and cities. Winners include Brenda Helser Multnomah A C Portland and Nancy Merki Multnomah A C Portland with top times in breaststroke and distance freestyle, while Irving Einbender Baltimore Md leads the 200 meter breaststroke. Other notables: Dorothy Leonard Worcester WSA Worcester Mass and Helen Orlenkovich Fairmont Plunge Hotel San Francisco in platform diving, with marks across many heats and regional clubs.
Meet Schedule Sunday at Carolina Open Events
The schedule lists events for Sunday including men and women Open races and finals. Key items include 100 meter medley final, 100 meter free for men, 30 meter free for women, 3 meter springboard diving finals, 100 meter freestyle for men, 30 meter backstroke for women, and 800 meter freestyle finals with times around 3:00 PM and 4:50 PM.
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Merle
Highland Triumph Secures Industrial League Lead
Highland defeats Adams-Mills 21 to 8 to move into a first-place tie with 16 wins. Tri angle also rolls to an 11-3 win over Tomlinson as Highland’s offense dominates, while Sam Pugh Paige Dennis and Red Stamey lead hitters in a high-scoring Industrial League day.
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Highland
Adams-Millis
Triangle
Tomlinson
Adams-Mills
Ted Martin
Garland Beeson
Red Stamey
Paige Dennis
Highland Adams-Millis
Abrho
Wpugh
Summey
Cates
Gleshorne
Grant
Smith
Huffman
Spugh
Adams-Amiflis
Huif
L. Cooper
Dennis
Walker
M. Walker
Osborne
Meeklus
Wo Pugh
Stamey Huff
Winening
Pitener— Martin
Thomas
Farlowe
Sparkplug
Worth Pugh
Sam Pugh
Albert Walker
Reg Dawson
Parrish
Fraviey
Hedrick
Fry
Morenend
Dawson
Workman
Rush
Dismond
F. Fowler
Bowman
O. Clark
Broadway
Tooner
Carroll
Pooo
Robbins
Wall
E. Fowler
Twazbase
Frazier
Clark
Hill
Fowler
Weisner
Merki and Helser lead AAU swimming crown events
Glamorous meter title-holder and Nancy Merki claimed the 1.54 meter crown as Portland won two strong events. Helen Orlenkevich of San Francisco added the platform diving title, pursuing a clean sweep in the three meter springboard tomorrow. East hopeful Chieko Miyamota, arriving from Maui, Hawaii, captured the 30 meter medley, beating June Forte to defend her title.
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Nancy Merki
New York Women’s Swimming Association
Forday
Portland
Merki
Helser
Helen Orlenkevich
San Francisco
Chieko Miyamoto
Maui
Hawaii
June Forte
Indianapolis Riviera Club
National 400 Meter Freestyle Relay Times Reported
Readout lists several swimmers by club and city with times ranging from 1 15.4 to 35 33.1 in an event heat series. Names include Gertrude Klauke Ellen Smith Iota Newsome and Ruth Stevenson among others, representing Worcester New York Lancaster and Indianapolis clubs.
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Gloria Call
New York
New York City
Patsy McWhorter
Newark
W.A.C
Nework
N. J
Beverly Parks
Florence Chambers
S.C
San Diego
Calif
Mary Cunningham
George Dragon Club
Brooklyn
Loretta Baa
Lancaster
Alair Warner
St. Paul
Mian
Helen Perry
Ohio
Cleveland
Anne Conney
Multnomah Club
Portland
Ore
Prince Nafer
iGoldsboro
S.A
Goldsboro
N.C
Mary Catherine Heckel
Ruth Haworth
Whitinsville
Commun- A
Mass
Babara Caring
Str George Dragon Club
Hess Butler
Little Rock
Ark
Marion Falconer
Crystal Plunge
San Francisco
Betty Bemis
Riviera
Indianapolis
Ind
Helene Rains
U.S.A
Suzanne Zimmerman
Porland
Doris Cant
Lancaster S.A
Toyoko Takeyama
Alexander House
Maui
Hawaii
Janes Grogan
Uant
Newburgh
N. Y
George Tullidge
Staunton
Bob Hunt
Durham
Earl Waite
Lewis Featherstone
WN. C
Ed Shumate
Ss. A
N. C
Tankin Baker
Kannanolis
We Jenkins
Tarboro
Wesley Richter
Clem Gunn
Atlanta
Neat i
Woodson Venable
Tom Gastineau
Sherry MacAuley
Billy Powell
Ed Demers
Carolina
George Hiles
Dave Gastineau
W. A. Brooks
Herb MacAauley
W.S. A
Peggy Pate
Goldsboro S. A
June Fogle
Riviera Club
Indime
Fujiko Katsutani
Alexander Community House
Pauline Globisch
Hershey A. C
Hershey
Betty Greene
St. Louis
Patty Aspinall
Joan Fogle
Lorainne Fischer
U.S. A
Whitinsville Community Club
Marylin Globisch
Reba Morton
Knoxville
Tenn
Katherine Wernert
Jean Ori
Penn Hall
Chambersburg
Claire O'Donnell
Worcester
W. S.A
USA
Loretta Hoar
Malla Brooks
Newpark
W. A
Muriel Mellon
A. C
Gertrude Klauke
Ikkay Lawson
Ruby Hudson
Wheat
Irene Ashmead
S. A
Ellen Smith
Iota
Ellen Gants
Lancaster S. A
Irene Ashemead
Heaf
Ann Hardin
Dorothy Leonard
War thoughts from Roosevelt and Churchill on action against Japan
Domei reports Roosevelt and Churchill discussed joint military action against Japan during their sea rendezvous. The debate centers on whether war or peace will prevail if Nippon intensifies aggression, with sanctions and supply pressures tightening Japan’s position. The decision hinges on European war dynamics and Russian defense strength against the Nazis.
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Domei
Japan
Roosevelt
Churchill
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Nippon
Georgia News
George Washington Brown Oday
America
Britain
United States
Tokyo
Riviera swimmers set records at City Lake meet
Riviera Club of Indianapolis stars dominate finals with Chieka Myamoto defending 300 meter individual medley title and Helen Orlenkovich expected to sweep diving events. Nancy and Ann post strong 1500 meter mark reductions, Brenda Helser clocks 1 08 in 100 meter freestyle as rivals including Marilyn Lahner contend. Irving Einbender wins junior 200 meter breaststroke. Whitner suffers final lap collapse.
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Lenore Right Wingard
Cincinnati
Nancy
Ann
Brenda Helser
Multnomah
Marilyn
Sugar) Lahner
Women's Swimming Association of
New York
Dorothy Leonard
Chieko
Bud Lawin
Riviera
Indianapolis
Chieka Myamoto
Maui
T.H
Alexander House
June Fogle
Chieka
June
Helene Rains
W.S. A
Helen
Ruth Ha- Worth
Whitinsville Association
Worcester
Mass
Helen Orlenkovich
San Francisco
City Lake
Margaret
Stump) Reinhold
Columbus
Ohio
Shirley Candit
Detroit Athletic Club
Stump
Shirley
Irving Einbender
Baltimore
Irving
George Whitner
Jacksonville
Fla
Eddie Waiter
Durham
Whitner
Bobby DeGrott
Triple play seals Lexington win over Thomasville 4 3
Lexington Indians pull the only triple play in the local park history to beat the Thomasville Tommies 4 to 3. Pinkston and Ranking lead Lexington hitters while Burns and Beck power Thomasville. McGinnis to Glover turns a key triple play in the seventh.
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Indians
Chairtown
Enterprise
Lexington
Lexington Indians
Thomasville
Pinkston
Ranking
Burns
Beck
Lenington Abrhol
Smith
Johnson
Bare
Ranman
Horning
Kelly
Cox
Lobe
Glover
Kine
Rankin
a-Lindsay
McClead
Kline
Amaral
Randleman
McGin
Nis
McGinnis
Oy Kline
Aff Kline
Baik
Secretary of War Stimson to address army on service extension
Secretary of War Stimson will broadcast an address to the army tonight about extending military service for men in uniform. The speech is set for 8:30 p m B S T in Washington and will be carried by Mutual Broadcasting System and the Red Network of the National Broadcasting System.
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Washington
Stimson
War Secretary
Mutual Broadcasting System
Red
National Broadcasting System
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Lorraine Fischer
Helen Rains
Mildred O'Donnell
Marilyn “Sugar’ Lahner
Crlenkovich
Margaret Renhold
Norma Dean
Amityville
Ann Ross
Port Washington
Barbara Ramser
Winnetka
Betty Mae George
Greensburg
Helen Martin
West Palm Beach
Martha Blair
Battle Creek
Mich
Betty Burton
Dorothy Winstead
Dorothy Williamson
W. S
Wees
Epie
Anne Cooney
Doyce
MacRae
Lorraine Hoar
Ellen Gantz
Mary Heckel
R. Hudson
E. Laughlin
L. Newsom
B. Moore
G. Bateman
J. Canan
Lorraine Fishcer
C. Wernert
M. Hoole
Mildred O'Donnel
Marilyn Lahner
D. Leonard J. Loveland
G. Klaveke
J. Costello
Kayo
Ben Canipe
High Point
Jerry Hunnicutt
Charlotte
South Hamilton Street Arena
Queen City
Canipe
Hunnicutt
Iwomen’s A. A. U
Swimming and Diving
Credit Jewelers
South Main ST
The
Hollywood
Cailf
Larry Cisneros
Questa
N. M
Richard Polite
New Orlean Crew
Carlyle Thompson
Arnold Tarr
Wild Bill
Roberts
Floyd Carrico
Ringside
Jim Steele
Prom
Mickeys Men
Elwood Hotel
Senators
Bosox
Carrasquel
Paramount
Rialto
Hugh 5. Fullerton, Jr
Eddie Brietz
B. M. Atkinson, Jr
Louisville
Ben Jones
Paul C. Thot
Evansville
BI McGannon
Notre Dame
Hob Madry
North Carolina
Bill Terry
McGraw
Roger Bresnahan
Clare Bee
Army
Navy
Manhattan Beach
Equatorail
Africa
Guy
Ebbets Field
Fort Slocum
Long Island Sound
Long Island Sound, went _A.W.O.M., paddled a raft a mile and a half to the mmg
Multnomah A. C
Dorothy Evans
Penn A. C
Philadelphia
Joyce Macrea
Loraine Fischer
WS. A
Rivier Club
Worcester A. C. Worcester
Mary Ann Waller
Florence Chamber
Judith Auritt
Chieko Myamoto
Fairmont
Margaret Reinhold
Shirley Condit
Detroit
Cotton Makers
Tomlinson Falls
Dewitt MacKenzie
Lincolnton
Tarr
Thompson
Catherine Wernert
New Gork City
Florence Chambers S. C., San Diego
Toms Slither
Secretary OF War
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