High Point Coach Cernugel Revealed as Pennsylvania AD
A letter from a former High Point High School player reveals Tony Cernugel has returned to Pennsylvania, working in a steel mill this summer before taking athletic director and coaching duties there. The piece notes his impact at High Point, possible successors, and local curiosity about the coaching switch. It also mentions nearby sports figures and events including Vince Bradford and the Brooklyn Dodgers baseball camp upcoming in town.
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North Carolina
Central High
Big Bob Bencini
Army
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Ken Stevens
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Roy Sullivan
Roy
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Simeon
Lone Star Boxing Revival Sparks Texas Sports Fanfare
New York reports Texas shifting back into big time sports as Galveston and Houston show strong boxing activity under Sam Slotsky. San Antonio headlines Parade of Champions with July events and Army outfits aiding youth participation amid a belief that Golden Gloves has elevated boxing to respectable levels.
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Wilbur Marthe
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Galton
Houston
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Ted Fritzie Zivic
al Hos
Bob Pastor
Martin
Walmsley Named Vulnerable Player in District 14-AA
A Texas paper notes George Walmsley, expected to be a key Rice football player this year, was labeled for three years as the most vulnerable player in District 14-AA.
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Monay Matinee Notes on Baseball and Football Coaching
Sunny Graham returns to the New England League after a decade with the Quincy Shipbuilders and a Red Sox and Dodgers trial. Tad Wieman exits Princeton football coaching as Columbia plans fall lineup. University of Mexico City Pentathlon plans a US basketball tour in December and January. Marty McManus leads Kenosha in the All-America Girls Pro League. during a road trip the team cleaned his shirts.
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Quincy
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Columbia Line
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Pentathlon University of
Mexico City
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Service Dept. Sgt. Whitehead Leads New Jersey Golf Champs
Service Department notes Sgt Charley Whitehead, three time New Jersey amateur golf champion, stationed at Hyde Park New Jersey guarding the President’s home. Lieut Ted Williams, with Bronson Naval Air Station Pensacola, says his team has four hitters better than him. Monk Maznicki, ex Boston College and Bears, bats just ahead of Williams. Marine Trainee Charley Sullivan returns from 18 months in the South Pacific and appears a one man show.
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Hyde Park
N. J
Ted Williams
Bronson
Bougainville
Guadalcanal
Solomons
Charley Sullivan
Major League Baseball Results Snapshot
Yesterday in the American League St Louis beat Cleveland 8-2 and New York downed Boston 7-1 in game one while Chicago topped Detroit 7-2. Washington defeated Philadelphia 9-4 as Philadelphia won the other game 4-3 before rain. In the National League Chicago edged Pittsburgh 1-0, St Louis won 4-2 against Cincinnati, Boston beat Brooklyn 8-4, and Philadelphia defeated New York 6-2 with the second game hurried by curfew.
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Track star debuts in high jump against Cornell
A Penn State track athlete prepares for his first high jump appearance in a meet against Cornell, slated for July. He joins the lineup as a new debutant in the event with the Nittany Lions.
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Radio Schedule Full Day Listings July 17
Radio program guide lists Eastern War Time and adjustments, with a dense lineup of serials, news, dramas, musical variety shows, commentaries, and concerts across CBS NBC and other networks. Notable items include The Wilderness Road, Dick Tracy, The Sea Hound, Lux Radio Theatre repeats, and The Cavalcade of America with cross-network repeats and guest stars.
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Watts Bread
Watts
Gary Davis
Jemima
Morton Downey
Dick Tracy
Jack Armstrong
Farrell
Cbs
Cbsop
Harri
Terry
Lyn Murray
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Tim Healy
Arrigan
Jeri Sullavan
Dbhs
Volney
Lowell Thomas
Nbe World News
Dhe
Henry J. Taylor
Wat
Menweer
Nbe-Basic
London
Kaltenborn
Nbe
Parks and Warren
Cba
Abner
Nick Carter
Howard Barlow
Ariene Francis
Voorhees
Lionel Barrymore
Gabriel Heatter
Screen Guild Players
Dbs
Raymond Gram Swing
Blu
Gladstone
Ted Malone
England
Biu Bishop Pardue
Nbe Showtime
Dhs
Bob Hawk
Dhs-West
P. Barnes
Nbc-Went
Cbs & Blu Newaree
Nbc
Winston-Salem To Hold Pro Golf Meet
Winston-Salem prepares for a 72 hole Carolinas PGA tour qualifiers with 35 golfers vying for three Spokane spots. Purvis Ferree announces 36 hole qualifying at Old Town Club Friday and Saturday alongside the Carolinas PGA and Open events starting Sunday. about 20 amateurs expected.
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Carolinas
Spokane
Wash
Purvis Ferree
Old Town Club
Linville
Marshal Crichton
Duram
Base Stealer to Race With White Sox Ballplayer
George Case of Washington and Fleet Thurman Tucker of the White Sox will duel in a speed contest at Comiskey Park on July 26 as part of a war relief baseball show. They will match strides in a 60 yard sprint.
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George Case
Washington
de Luxe
Fleet Thurman Tucker
White Sox
Comiskey Park
Double Header Action From Cleveland and Yankees Sweep
Major league action today featured Cleveland sweeping a double header 8-7 and 2-1 in 12 innings to improve to 10-10 on the road trip, Don Gutteridge delivering the decisive runs in both games. The Yankees beat Boston 7-1 in the opener as four homers powered New York, while Dizzy Trout added his 12th win as Detroit and Chicago split their DH. The Cubs and Pirates split two shutouts, and the Cardinals Reds DH ended with St Louis winning 4-2 and Cincinnati 3-2 in the nightcap. Sylvester Donnelly earned his first major league win in the opener for St Louis.
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Don Gutteridge
Browns
McQuinn
Gutteridge
Indians
Herschel Martin
Yankees
Red Sox
Gilberto Torres
Johnny Sullivan
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Torres
Nats
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Jake Wade
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Tigers Wade
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Gerheauser
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Joe Medwick
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Phils
Medwick
Pennsylvania
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Cubs
Max Butcher
Pirates
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Johnny Hopp
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Frank McCormick
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Connie Ryan
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George Stirnweiss
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Hank Wyse
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Claude Passeau
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Bill Nicholson
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Cincinnati Reds
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Harry Breeden
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Sylvester
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Keifer Breaks 300 Meter Medley American Record at Tarboro Meet
Adolf Kiefer world backstroke champion from Bainbridge Maryland set a new American mark 3 57 4 for the 300 meter individual medley at the Tarboro open meet. He also won the servicemen's 50 backstroke in 30 2 and the 200 backstroke in 2 31 to lead the scoring with 15 points. Billy Kelly Raleigh marine trainee took runner up with 13 points.
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Raleigh
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Randleman And Tomlinson Tonight In Industrial League Clash
Washington notes two Cuban players leaving the Washington Ball Club after draft pressures while Pedro Gomez stays. In the afternoon game at 5 15 PM Randleman faces Tomlinson on the high school diamond with Beasley pitching for Randleman and Barneycastle or Hutchins for Tomlinson. a win won’t affect league standings.
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Washington Eagles win twice over Athletics in a pair
Washington defeated Philadelphia Athletics 9-4 and 4-3 as Milo Candini and Mickey Haefner earned decisions. Brooklyn halted its worst losing streak by taking the second game 8-5 from Boston, after an 8-4 opener. Curt Davis shut down the Dodgers with a seven hit effort. Giants beat Phillies 6-2 but the nightcap was halted with a 6-3 score after eight innings.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Milo Candini
Mickey Haefner
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Boston Braves
Curt Davis
Dodgers
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Bomber Carrying Louis and Conn Almost Crashes
A bomber carrying boxers Joe Louis and Billy Conn nearly crashed when landing gear stuck after a flight with an air force colonel. The plane circled for 45 minutes before the gear finally lowered.
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London
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Volo Song Injured in Accident Ends Racing Career
World champion trotting stallion Volo Song broke a bone in the left fore ankle during a $400 race at Elkhorn Wisconsin. Veterinarians expect possible knitting with a cast and trainer Harry Fitzpatrick hopes to retire him to stud. Maryland M. also injured as the field neared the home stretch.
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Major League Leaders and Batting Stats
Major league leaders list various categories and top players. Names include Fox Boston Johnson St. Louis Stephens Doerr Cullenbine Lindell Guthridge Metheny Musial Ott Barrett Barrett and Ryan with teams Boston St Louis New York Cleveland Washington Philadelphia Cincinnati. Pitching leader Walters is noted with a 15-3 record and 833. The latter fragment trails into an unrelated cooking instruction about serving dandelion greens with a hard cooked egg.
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Boston
Johnson
Stephens
St. Louis
Doerr
Cullenbine
Cleveland
Lindell
New York
Guthtridge
Metheny
Case
Washington
Malteberger
Chicago
Musial
Ott
Kurowski
St Lotts
Barrett
Preteburgh
Ryan
Laepien
Philadelphia
Walters
Cincinnati
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