Ausbon Has Good Day In Batting At Industrial Lg Doubleheader
High Point College Aviation Cadets beat Triangle nine 11-8 and 6-2 in seven innings each to spark Independence Day celebration. Rusbon led Cadets with three hits, two stolen bases, and a .625 average. Snyder added key hits in both games as Howell, Kennedy, and others contributed. Triangle struggled without Foxworth and Rothrock, while Cadets built early leads and maintained pressure through seven innings.
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College Field
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Rothrock
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Bailey
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Triangle Club
Rusbon
Snyder
Hitler
Byrd
Postwar sports forecast by Fort Devens trooper
Vern Miller former Harvard tackle and Globe writer now Pvt. Miller of Co. B at Fort Devens outlines postwar sports trends. He predicts vast soldier reintegration, new leagues across the nation, international play, and cricket may return. football may adopt a wide open style as the Halas T formation challenges conventional scoring.
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Old Fox Clark Griffith Pitched Glory in Baseball History
Clark Griffith known as The Old Fox rose from player to manager and Washington club president. A famed pitcher with the Chicago White Stockings, he mastered control and breaking curves, employed tricks of the era, and earned 235 wins with 138 losses. His leadership helped Washington win three American League pennants and a world title.
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Joe Cronin
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Lyn Lary
EPORTS ROUNDUP NEW YORK July 5
News roundup from New York notes public accountants in baseball, University of Alabama grid prospects, golfer Carl Landwehr training his dog to retrieve balls, Iowa navy boxing rings, Camp Davis Marines on Maj McLaughry, and Birdie Tebbetts promoting army life for players.
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Swedes push pace as Hagg and Anderson chase mile records
Arne Anderson and Gunder Hagg dominate the Swedish track scene with new marks and near misses. Hagg notes 3:45.8 for 1500 meters and 8:01.2 for 3000 meters while Anderson shortens a mile record by two seconds at Gothenburg.
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Arne Anderson
Gunder Hagg
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Goeteborg
Rune Rustavson
Chicago
Hage
Gunder the Wonder
Spaanfert
Alsen Woods
Greg Rice
Hagg
Sweden
Local Scores and Pitching Ledger from Tennessee Net Games
Knoxville 5 2 New Orleans 1 0 Chattanooga 2 5 Memphis 1 3 Nashville 8 13 Birmingham 3 6 Little Rock 9 0 Atlanta 1 2 Decatur IL soybean capital. Parrish 2 synder 3 Struck out Parrish Howell Hite Parrish 7 in 4 2 3 innings Howell 1 in 21 3 innings Mit by pitcher Snyder Parrish Batley Winning pitcher Snyder Losing pitcher Parrish. Umpires Thomas Garner.
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Howell
Wilson
Jones
Sigren
Greenley
Ferrara
Kennedy
Sizemore
Snyder
Ferrare
Rusbon
Easterling
Batley
Dawson
Bailey
Cadets
Snder
Parrish
Synder
Parris
Mit
Byrd
Garner
Thomas
Knoxville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
Birmingham
Little Rock
Atlanta
Detroit Rookie Hailed As Another Dickie Kerr
Detroit Tigers rookie Frank Overmire, 24, small southpaw with a 14 game win mark in Texas League, earns the Dickie Kerr comparison. Manager O'Neill praises his control and sneaky fastball, noting his signing cost and rapid rise from Muskegon to Detroit. Overmire, nicknamed Stub, is 165 pounds and 5 foot 9, sharing a room with Wakefield while facing a 4-F draft status due to a hernia.
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Dickie Kerr
Frank Overmire
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Chicago White Sox
Kerr
Overmire
Steve O'Neil
Tigers
Wakefield
A. J
Wish) Egan
Corral Overmire
Muskegon
O'Neill
Lakeland
Fla
Beaumont
Texas hosts world’s largest coaching clinic on a dancing hall
In Waco Texas Army units fill Baylor University halls as coaches gather for a week long clinic headlined by Ralph Jones from Wake Forest and Henry Frnka of Tulsa University. An expected 250 to 300 coaches will mentor all star high school teams preparing for the August 15 clash amid travel limits and wartime service.
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Texas
Army
Baylor University
Ralph Jones
Wake Forest College
Henry Frnka
Tulsa University
Devil Diver Strong Arlington Favorite
Mrs. Page Whitney's Devil Diver, king of the eastern route runners, was a strong favorite today to win the $50,000 Stars and Stripes handicap. A field of 16 was named in the overnight entries for this first of five 850,000 stakes to be run during the combined Arlington Washington meetings.
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Major League Records and Scores Highlight Postponement
Baseball standings show St Louis 2-7 Brooklyn 0-2 Philadelphia 2-2 Chicago 1-5 Boston 13 losses Pittsburgh 1-0 New York 6-2 Cincinnati 5-6 New York 1-0 Detroit 0-6 Chicago 5-5 Philadelphia 2-1 St Mits 4-10 Washington 22 Boston at Cleveland postponed and rescheduling noted.
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Baseball Schedule With Probable Pitchers Across League
Daily games list shows matchups including Chicago at Brooklyn with Derringer, Boston at Chicago with Hughson and Primm, Pittsburgh at New York with Klinger, Philadelphia at Cleveland with Harris, Washington at Detroit with Dickson, and New York at St Louis with Wenstoff. Records and opponent signals vary by city and pitcher names.
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Brooklyn
Derringer
Boston
Hughson
Primm
New
Woods
Smith
Som
Dietrich
Pittsburgh
New York
Klinger
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Harris
Butcher
Melton
Arntzen
Bagby
Chase
Milnar
St. Louis
Wynn Gerheauser
Trout
White
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Begge
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Wenstoff
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Red fans to face seating rule at Crosley Field
Cincinnati officials announce ushers at Crosley Field must stop accepting tips to ensure proper seating and equal treatment of all Red fans, risking loss of jobs for those who violate the new policy.
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Crosley Field
Out Front With Four Game Lead
The St. Louis Cardinals swept the Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets Field to hold a four game lead. Pollet pitched a three hitter in a 2-0 loss, then the Cards won 7-2 as they ride a hot streak. In the American League, New York split a doubleheader with Detroit, while Washington fell to St. Louis and Cleveland. The White Sox swept Philadelphia, Boston beat Pittsburgh twice, and Cincinnati edged New York in ten innings before dropping the nightcap.
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Madigan Returns to Iowa Hawkeyes Coaching Duties
Edward Patrick Madigan known as Slip quickly returns to football, resuming coaching at the University of Iowa Hawkeyes for 1943. He meets with athletic director Dad Schroeder to discuss prospects, summer practice, and staff, while noting limited material but expressing enthusiasm to restart his career in the Midwest.
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Towa
Edward Patrick Madigan
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E. G
Dad” Schroeder
Sumer
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Middle West
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Ill
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California
Fans Bet Against Handicap Favorites at Suffolk Downs
Boston July 5 Fans plan to bet against the handicap favorites in the ninth Masachusetts handicap at Suffolk Downs. Greentree stable’s Shut Out and Lou Tufano’s Market Wise were tipped as possible winners, but fans recall only Seabiscuit in 1937 and Whirlaway last year paid one to one.
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Greentree Stable
Lou Tufano
Suffolk Downs
Greensboro Juniors Tackle Albemarle in Open Doubleheader
Albemarle and Greensboro American Legion junior baseball teams prepare to open their series in a doubleheader. The first game, postponed three times, awaits favorable weather today in Albemarle.
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Greensboro American Legion
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