Sports Roundup Highlights Track Flier Grounding and NL Race
New York June 19 reports Cornelius Warmerdam was grounded en route to the AAU championships when a seat mix up forced a change. Dan Ferris arranged a swap at 2 a.m. for yesterday’s events. Dodgers scouts pursue shortstop prospects Eddie Tuchin and Bobby Repass. The mile record has fallen 60 times since 1917 but remains 1 34 25. The NL standings show a tight race, with 142 games separating the first and last. Jack Lavelle prepares for the 5000 meter in Haegg’s native tongue. Notre Dame’s Greg Rice is a hopeful. News notes include coaching moves, Navy transfers, and athletic appointments. The Jacksonville sailors seek a rematch at Parris Island, while Fort Monmouth claims the smoothest infield and infielder Don Richmond.
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New York
Cornelius Warmerdam
le Vault
A.A.U
Ority
Salt Lake Ity
Dan Ferris
Dan
Branchickey
Dodgers
Eddie Tuchin
Buffalo
Brooklyn College
Bby Repass
Baltimore
Iipoise
Yestery
Reds
Res
Cubs
Jack Lavelle
Gunder Haegg
Notre
Gil Dodds
Greg Rice
Sweden
Dodds
Boston
Don Burnham
Dartmouth
Bill Hulse
New York University
New York A. C
Joe McCluskey
North Carolina
Lou Gregory
Iowa
Sune Carlsson
Haegg and Rice Set for 5000 Meter Showdown at Randalls Island
Dartmouth coach Harry Hillman assesses Gunder Haegg's form and training style ahead of the National AU 5000-meter championship with Gregory Rice. He notes Haegg’s natural speed and Sweden's cross country methods, contrasts with American prep, and cites track surface differences on Randalls Island.
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New York
Harry Hillman
der Haegg
Gregory Rice
Randalls Island
Dartmouth
Haegg
Weden
Hillman
Albert Dodds
Don Burnham
Burnham
Hanover Hills
Gunder the Wonder
Gunder Haegg
Greg Rice
Army Club Takes Over Loop Berth In Industrial League
The High Point College Army Air Cadets lose 12 to 8 to the Marsh team in their first industrial league game at the college field. If allowed by Army Air Corps headquarters the Cadets may replace Adams-Millis in the loop after their forfeit. Huff led Marsh with four hits in five at bats while Sigrin and Jones collected four hits for the Cadets as Marsh pulled away in the fifth inning and the Cadets rallied late but fell short. The Cadets are set to meet Triangle tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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U.S. Army Air Corps
Marsh
College Field
Adams-Millis
Marshmen
Huff
Wade
Sigrin
Jones
Sizemore
Triangle
Everhart
Walden If
Kirby
Eersteel
Smithers
Ralph Forquer
Rusbon
Ray Forquer
C. Grissom
Haney
Walden
Cadets
Snyder
Forquer
Ber
Forquer Snyder
Garner
Thomas
Straight Deal Wins British Derby at Newmarket
Newmarket England June 9 Straight Deal owned by Dorothy Paget won the Derby from fifth place in the final half mile. Umiddad led late with Nasrullah and Persian Gulf finishing well behind. The race worth about 18000 dollars to the winner ran in two minutes 302.5 seconds for one mile and 85 yards. Jockey Myr Carey rode Straight Deal to a neck and a head win over Umiddad in front of 15000 spectators.
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Newmarket
England
Straight Deal
Dorothy Paget
Britain
Aga Khan
Nasrullah
Epsom Downs
Martown
Staright
Miss Paget
My Carey
Carey
Umiddad
Major League Leaders Across American and National Leagues
A summary of leading players in batting runs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases across the American and National Leagues with top names such as Stephens Hockett Keller Wakefield Vaughan Herman DiMaggio Ott Musial Russell and Klinger sharing top spots and pitching leaders Candini Chandler Klinger Shoun with win records noted.
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Stephens
St. Louis
Hockett
Cleveland
White
Philadelphia
Keller
Lindell
New York
Lupien
Boston
Siebert
Ohnson
Washington
Kolloway
Chicago
Case
Vernon
Candini
Chandler
Dahlgren
Walker
Vaughan
Brooklyn
Camiili
Herman
DiMaggio
Pittsburgh
Frey
Cincinnati
Musial
Russell
Gustine
Klinger
Shoun
Peckinpaugh to Confer With Trosky in Chicago
Chicago June 19 Roger Peckinpaugh vice president of the Cleveland Indians was to arrive for a conference with Hal Trosky who hopes to rejoin the Tribe after a four year layoff due to migraine headaches. Trosky has a .313 batting average over nine years with Cleveland and has been working out at Comiskey Park awaiting Peckinpaugh.
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Chicago
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Hal Trosky
Tribe
Migrane
Trosky
Indians
Comiskey Park
White Sox
Peckinpaugh
Playground League Opens With Five-Hit Pitchers Bay Street Beats Johnson Street 9 6
Richard Crowder pitched five hits as Bay Street outscored Johnson Street 9 6 to start the city playground softball league. Holbrook and Aycoth provided key moments for Cloverdale and Ada Blair beat Emma Blair 26 2. Oak Hill won a forfeit over Brentwood. Next week’s schedule lists morning and afternoon games across four venues.
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Richard Crowder
Bay Street
Johnson Street
City Playground
Junior High
Cloverdale
Emma Blair
Ada Blair
Oak Hill
Brentwood
Holbrook
Aycoth
Thomas
Jones
Ray Street
Bluege Keeps Track Of Things For Washington
Washington manager Ossie Bluege uses a disciplined, analytical approach to steer the Senators. The article notes his calm leadership and focus on simple, effective baseball as Washington fields steady pitching and smart defense.
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Bluege
Washington
Fox
Chicago
South Side
Senators
Clark Griffith
Bryant Lands Seven-Pound Bass On Recovery Leave
Private Prudent Bryant, convalescing at Ashford General Hospital in White Sulphur Springs W V, landed a seven pound bass at Lakeside Lake near the facility. He presented the fish to Col C M Beck, Ashford's commanding officer, after being wounded in North Africa.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Prudent Bryant
Ashford General Hospital
Lakeside Lake
Bryant
North Africa
C. M. Beck
Ashford
Haegg Rice duel headlines National AAU track day
The National AAU meet on Randall's Island centers on Sundays 5000 meters between Greg Rice and Sweden's Gunder Haegg with the Haegg Rice duel as the pivot. Junior titles and senior crowns, including the 1500 and 10000 meters, fill the schedule as 370 athletes from 37 states compete.
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Army Air Force Aid Society
Californ
Betz, Corbett Meet For Clay Courts Crown
Pauline Betz of Los Angeles and Nancy Corbett of Chicago reach the final of the national clay courts championship with Betz seeking to defend her 1941 title. Betz defeated Pearl Peterson 6-1 6-0 in the semifinals while Corbett advanced as second seed. The men’s semifinals also shaping up with Billy Talbert and Seymour Greenberg in action as Evert fought through a five set quarterfinal.
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Detroit
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Nancy Corbett
Chicago
Miss Betz
Pearl Peterson
Rollins College
Flapal
Miss Corbett
Miss Bettz
Billy Talbert
Cincinnati
Earl Cochell
University of Southern California
Seymour Greenberg
Pro Football Ownership Sees 1943 Season Likely
National Football League owners met in Chicago on June 19 1943 to discuss the upcoming season. They considered a potential Eagles Steelers merger and five new franchise applications while surveying active members for possible withdrawals since the Rams set a 1940s precedent.
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Dave Hoff
Chicago
National Football League
Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cleveland Rams
Curley
Lambeau
Redbirds Set Pace With 3-Game Lead
The Dodgers staggered by a five game losing streak, and Brooklyn remains one game ahead of Cincinnati after a rough day. St Louis kept pace with an 8 hit night against Passeau and Chicago, while Red Sox beat the Yankees 3-1 as Tex Hughson limited them to four hits.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Leo
Lip Durocher
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Rube Melton
Durocher
Curt Davis
Curt
Lip
Bobo Newsom
Cardinals
Passeaux
Joe Gordon
Yankee
Boston Red Sox
New Yorkers
Tex Hughson
Bronx Busters
Golfers forced to walk back from games in Winchester
Winchester golfers ride in a local hauling wagon to reach the course but the wagon owner will not wait for play to end, forcing players to walk back to town about an hour. Also notes 1942 cotton production at 26,687,000 bales vs 128,683,000 in 1941.
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Winchester
Winchester Golf Club
Major League Results and Probable Starters
Yesterday results show Boston 3 New York 1 St Louis 7 Detroit 4 Washington 4 Philadelphia 9 Cleveland 5 Chicago 3. Probable starters listed: Boston Judd 6 2 against Chandler 7 1 Washington Leonora 4 5 against Christopher 14 3 St Louis Bridges 4 2 against Detroit Sandra 4 3, Kennedy 1 0 vs Dietrich 2 4 Humphries 4 5.
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New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Judd
Chandler
Leonora
Christopher
Sandra
Bridges
Dean
Kennedy
Dietrich
Humphries
Baseball scores from multiple games
Boston defeated New York 8 to 6 and Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 10 to 8. Cincinnati won 1 to 0 over Pittsburgh in 14 innings, while Chicago triumphed 4 to 1 against St Louis.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Innnings
Chicago
St Louis
Sia
Chicago A
GAMES TODAY Featuring Hockey and Baseball Matchups
New York faces Boston as Hubbell plays Barrett while Philadelphia meets Brocktyn Pucks with Fitzsimmons. Cinecinnati hosts Pittsburgh Walters opposes Klinger. Chicago visitas St Louis with Lee and Cooper.
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Boston
Hubbell
Barrett
Philadelphia
Brocktyn
Pucks
Fitzsimmons
Cinecinnati
Pittsburgh
Walters
Klinger
Chicago
St. Louis
Lee
Cooper
Fights Last Night Roundup and Real Estate Notice
Boxing results from Fort Hanco ck New York Hollywood Los Angeles San Diego and Mexico City listed with fighters and outcomes. Also notice of sale of real estate in Guilford County North Carolina by High Point Insurance and Real Estate Company with details of property lots and sale terms set for June 30 1943 including 5 percent good faith deposit and tax and street assessment acknowledgments.
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Fort Hancock
N. Y.joe
Brooklyn
Milton Kessler
Daniel Field
Hollywood
Cecil Hudson
Los Angeles
Lige Drew
New Orleans
San Diego
Jerre Moore
Baltimore
Jorge Moreira
Mexico City
High Point Insurance and Real Retate Company
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Register of Deeds of
Guilford Cous
College Heights
Office of the Register of Deeds
Owen Reese
Roberson, Haworth & Reese
Civil Service Exam For Incinerator Foreman
Civil Service Examination for incinerator foreman set for June 28 1943 at 7 36 PM in Council Chamber City Hall. Salary 100.00 monthly. Applications due by Saturday noon June 26 1943 with Civil Service Commission. Details at Civil Service Office 808 Security Bank Building telephone 2128. James R Lovelace Secretary High Point Civil Service Commission.
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Council Chamber
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Office
James RB. Lovelace
High Point Civil Service Commission
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