Letters from soldiers and readers on equipment and boxing views
Post letters recount shortages of equipment and radio gear for troops overseas while praising boxing style observers. A Brooklyn reader complains about dress codes at Aqueduct and a Seattle ex-champion extols universal power and team harmony as a path to peace and healing after war.
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Advertiser
John
West Indies
Pacific
Pete Lou
A.A.U
Esquire
Aqueduct
Tommy, Burns
Dreamwood
Angle Lake
Seattle
Minor League Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Jersey City 4 1 Toronto 2 3 Baltimore 6 Buffalo 1 Syracuse 7 Rochester 6 in 14 innings Newark at Montreal washed out by rain EASTERN LEAGUE Binghamton 2 0 Walken Barre 1 1 Scranton 3 Utica 0 Williamsport 6 8 Hartford 1 7 Albany 8 2 Elmira 3 3 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Birmingham 11 2 Chattanooga 3 4 Nashville 12 Memphis 8 New Orleans 9 Atlanta 4 in 10 innings Little Rock 6 Knoxville 4 in 10 innings AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis 9 Toledo 2 Columbus 3 St Paul 2 in 10 innings Louisville 11 Kansas City 1 Milwaukee at Indianapolis game result not available due to grounds status.
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Jersey City
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rochester
Newark
Montreal
Binghamton
Walken-Barre
Scranton
Utica
Williamsport
Hartford
Albany
Elmira
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Nashville
Memphis
New Orleans
Atlanta
Little Rock
Knoxville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Jim Tobin earns no hitter and two feats in one day
Braves pitcher Jim Tobin threw his second no hitter of the season against Philadelphia as Boston won 7 0 in five innings. Other games saw Whit Wyatt complete a Giants win, Rip Sewell notch his ninth, and Detroit edge Cleveland 4 3. Vassar College origin noted as Vassar Female College.
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Joe Reichler
Jim Tobin
Philadelphia Phillies
En Brave
Big Jim
Teos
Boston
Johnny Vandermeer
Cincinnati Reds
Vandy
Phillies
Ron Northey
Bill Lee
Charley Schanz
Bill Javery
Braves
Whit Wyatt
Giants
Brooklyn
New Yorkers
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Rip Sewell
al Rubeling
Bill Zuber
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Bud Metheny
Dutch Leonard
Theiladelphia
Red Sox
Mackmen
Mike Ryba
Pete Fox
Bobb Talella
Joe Orengo
Charlie Metro
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Ralph Hodgin
St. Louis
Chicago
Evening Radio Schedule and Programs Corrections
Radio program listings for Eastern War Time plus 1 hour subtraction for Central War Time. Corrections by networks affect hour-by-hour lineup including dramas such as Dick Tracy and Nero Wolfe, news, sports, and variety shows with CBS, CBS broadcasts, Kiddies serials, and war commentary.
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Cbs
Biu
Chick Carter
Alloy
Bill
Jack Smith
Three Sisters
Jack Armatrong
Tom Mig
Mbsa
Farrell
Nbe
Lyn Murray Chorus
Cbe
Tim Healy
Biu Dance Music
Jeri Sullavan
Dbhs
Jack Armstrong
Biu-West News
Volney Hurd
Lowell Thomas
the World News
Henry J. Taylor
Mercer
Nbe-Basic
Fulton Lewis, Jr
the Johnson Family
Ebs-Basic
Cbs-Basic Dance Music Orchestra
dbs-Dllle
Bilu
Vincent Lopez
Mbs
Haltenborn
Lucille Manners
Charlies Ruggles
Cbs Broadcast of News
Cecil Brown
Parker
Gabriel Heatter
Brewster Boy
Cbs Spotlight
Chet Morris
Nbs
Garry Moore
Jimmy Durante
Leland Stowe
Cedric Foster
Blu Dance Orchestra
Bill Stern
Door Canteen
Nhbe
Watts Bread
Watts
Gary Davis
Don MaNiel
Lexington
Bell Bread
Sam Adams
America
Thomasvillle
Grace
Treasury
Veire
Old Village
Nancy Martin
Randleman to Battle Triangle This Evening
Randleman baseball hosts Triangle at 5 15 this afternoon on the high school diamond. Triangle aims to stay in first place in the Industrial League by beating Melrose, while a Randleman win would lift Melrose to solo lead.
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Randleman
Triangle
Tomlinson
Melrose
Sports Roundup hints at college football moves and skater season
The piece notes McWilliams may join Mississippi State. It reports on Georgia’s budget fine and a separate B team schedule. Alabama adds a 250-pound player and Clemson, VM and Tulane are active. Also mentions Lake Placid skating, curling bonspiel in July, and short notes on Shimek, Doak, Johnson, and Leigh Woehling.
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New York
South
McWilliams
Meridian
Miss
Mississippi State
Army
Georgia
Wally Butts
Bulldogs
Alabama
Auburn
Clemson
Tulane
Lake Placid
N. Y
St. Paul
Frank Shimek
Iowa
Burlington
Iowa Ordnance Plant
Bill Doak
Luke Johnson
Bears
Leigh Woehling
State
Chucho Ramos Seeks Office Visit and Trade Talk
The article covers Chucho Ramos, the South American in fielder, newly moved to Syracuse by the Reds, meeting Chiefs GM Leo Miller to arrange a future phone visit. It mentions Miller inviting him in and Ramos offering to call his mother in Venezuela after a brief exchange. The piece also references navy service and minor league links involving Mal Stevens, Lou Brissle, and Samuel Friedman in various contexts.
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Chucho Baby
Jesus Manuel
Chucho” Ramos
Syracuse
Reds
Leo Miller
Chiefs
Miller
Chacho
Venezuela
Hokay
Leo
Mal Stevens
N.Y.A
Navy
Wales
Violets
Lou Brissle
Presbyterian College Southpaw
Heckler
Camp Ellis
Samuel Friedman
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Uncle Sam
Fights Last Night Results From Erie and New York
In Erie Buster Peaks of Detroit defeated Johnny Seaman of Boston by technical knockout at 160 and 161 pounds. In New York Artie Levine of Brooklyn knocked out Joe Agosta of New York at 156 and 160 pounds.
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Erie
Buster Peaks
Detroit
Johnny Seaman
Boston
New York
Artie Levine
Brooklyn
Joe Agosta
Babe Didriksen Faces Semi-Final Battle In Open Golf
Babe Didriksen and three college Lassies reach the semi finals of the Western Open. Betty Jane Haemerle, 18, defeats defending champion Patty Berg 1 up in 19 holes amid a major upset. Jeanne Cline and Dorotha Hea remain contenders as top players fall.
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Babe Didriksen
College Lassies
Thomas Car
Ab McDonald
Isetecesivene
D. Wort
W. Newby
Yca Vehsseneneens
F.wortee
Cvasevevarvedens
the Nations
Betty Jane Haemerle
Font Bonne College
Babe
Beverly Hills
Miss Haemerle
Patty Berg
Pata Ehose
The
Marines
Jeanne Cline
Bloom- Orlington
Ill
Tihampion
Rollins
Colin
Ogee Mer
St Lee
Rochelle
N. Y
Germain
Georgia Taint
Fargo
N. D
Dorothy
Baseball Tonight Schedule With Pitcher Records
GAMES TODAY includes New York at Philadelphia Hamlin 2 4 Dubiel 4 6 starts at 9 p m EWT Washington at Boston Wynn 5 7 faces O Neil 0 1 at 1 p m EWT Cleveland Smith 3 5 visits Chicago Lee 1 7 at 8 20 p m CWT Detroit Overmire 2 6 at St Louis Jakucki 4 2 at 8 45 p m CWT.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
St Louis
Dubiel
Hamlin
Wynn
O'Neil
Smith
Lee
Overmire
St. Louis
Jakucki
Baseball scores and postponement update
Brooklyn defeats New York 10 to 3 while Philadelphia tops Boston 1 to 0 in a 15 inning opener. Pittsburgh wins 9 to 7 as Cincinnati is 4 4. St Louis at Chicago postponed due to rain.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
G Today Philadelphia at Brooklyn Night Schedule
The schedule lists games with Raffensberger guiding Philadelphia against Brooklyn led by Head at 8 45 p m Eastern. St Louis with Cooper facing Pittsburgh and Roe at 8 30 p m. Chicago under Wyse meets Cincinnati Shoun at 9 p m. Only games scheduled.
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Philadelphia
Raffensberger
Brooklyn
Eucalyptus oil used as fuel in English barges
Reported practice shows eucalyptus oil employed directly as fuel for barges in England. The move highlights alternative energy use in river and coastal transportation.
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England
Duke Netters Exit New Jersey Tennis Event
Second seed Betty Rosen quest of Rollins faces Temple’s Joan Wheeler in a women’s quarter final at the Eastern Intercollegiate Tournament in Elizabeth New Jersey. Other matches feature Georgia’s Louise Oslin vs Rollins’ Constance Clifton and Princeton’s Frederick Prior vs Wesleyan’s Henri Salaun in men’s play.
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St. David P. Wood, Jr
West Point
Chadwick Johnson
Princeton
Doris Hart
Barry College
Miami
Peggy Welch
Rollins
Lillian Lopaus
Jen Rockey
Miss Clifton
Miss Welch
Marie Farrell
Florence Wurts
New Jersey College For
Temple
Miss Wheeler
Alice Putnam
Barbara
Janet Sewab
Western College
Oxford
Ohio
Miss Lopaus
Miss Rosenquest
Miss Rockey
Jane Ammerman
Duke
Priscilla Nelson
Shirley Ann Keopk
Mt. Holyoke College
Ruth Eddy
Janette Levine
Pembroke College
Johnson
James J. Dougherty
Daugherty
Edward L. Slater
Harvard
Lt. Wood
Alvin M. Zucker
Columbia
Baseball Recap: Carman McGhee Tops With Two Singles
In the second contest both teams were limited to three hits. Thomas Carman McGhee contributed two singles for two hits at the plate, highlighting the batting effort.
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Thomas Carman McGhee
Lawrence Sutton Dies in Brooklyn at 85
Lawrence Sutton former Brooklyn Dodgers scout died of uremia at his Brooklyn home aged 85. He famously assembled the 1916 Brooklyn NL pennant team costing 11 thousand dollars, featuring stars like Casey Stengel, Jake Daubert, George Cutshaw, Zack Wheat and Hy Myers. A brief note adds a line about a Mexican cement syndicate.
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New York
Lawrence
Larry) Sutton
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Sutton
Brooklyns
Casey Stengel
Jake Daubert
George Cutshaw
Zack Wheat
Hy Myers
Legion Tilt: Carolinas Face Off In All-Star Ball Game
North Carolina led by Duke's Jack Coombs meets South Carolina coached by Billy Laval in an inter state all star clash at Griffith Park Charlotte. Expected 4 000 fans watch as Hazel Landrum and Flowers headline pitching matchups with Mason Leeper Hamp Coleman set to work for NC. Game slated for 3 30 p m with spectators voting the standout to Connie Mack's squad in New York.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
South Carolina
Carolinas
Griffith Park
Jack Coombs
Duke University
Tar Heels
Billy Laval
Newberry College
Laval
Connie Mack
New York
Zee Hazel
Woodruff
Spartanburg
American Legion Nine
Big Bennett Flowers
Wilson
Joel Landrum
Columbia
Bobby Wilson
Camden Southpaw
Hazel
Mason Leeper
Gastonia
Hamp Coleman
Whiteville
Monty Hill Captures Carolinas Junior Golf Title
Greensboro youth Montgomery Hill Jr. won the Carolinas junior golf championship after a 36 hole final, finishing one up over P. J. Boatwright Jr. of Spartanburg. Hill, a barefooted 15 year old, overcame favored rivals including defending champion Bob Isenhour of Sanford.
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Greensboro
Montgomery
Hill
Monty
P. J. Boatwright, Jr
Spartanburg
S. C
Bob Isenhour
Sanford
Mike Jacobs Hopes For New Lightweight Champ
Promoter Mike Jacobs forecasts a new top lightweight from the Ike Williams versus Cleon Shans bout at Madison Square Garden. Williams, the 1 to 2 favorite, fights in a 10 round match expected to draw about 10 000 spectators and $20 000 in gate receipts.
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New York
Beau Jack
Bob Montgomery
Army
Mike Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Ike Williams
Trenton
N. J
Cleon Shans
Los Angeles
Jacobs
Williams
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