St Louis And New York Rival In Early Drill Showdown
McCoy leads St Louis and New York style drills with speed and deception as scouts evaluate a fast but unfinished Black Bison camp. Coaches stress offense over defense while candidates, including Curt McDonald and Hugh Gordon, vie for QB and backfield spots.
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Sports Roundup Seeks Clarity on Atlanta Crackers Game
New York notes flag debates about a double header with the Atlanta Crackers and New Orleans. Tendler joins as grand master for the third time. Swinging reports say Humran swimmers skip an intra Axis event at Bratislava. Sid Luckman rehearses a Joe Carr trophy speech. Jimmie Foxx starts as Piedmont League manager with a triple play. Navy V-12 QB Don Weir is Heinie Weir’s son. International League attendance rises about 25 percent to around 1.5 million. Tulane football drills slowed by gas training. Little Oak Simons runs practice with coach’s prerogative.
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Fights Last Night In Brooklyn Card
Brooklyn fighter Pignatore knocked out Clyde English in 2 rounds. West Indies boxer Fall River opponent Stepany added a points loss. Laurient Bouchard of Montreal drew with an Erie opponent in a separate match. Benny McCombs was listed without result.
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Boxing scores from 165 Flint at 165 pounds and more
The report lists bouts with fighters from Flint Cleveland Buffalo and Pittsburgh. It notes a knockout for Flint fighter 165 pounds over John Lawer, a 16 year old, and an outpoint win for another 136 pounder from Buffalo over a Pittsburgh opponent.
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Voiselle Poised to Reach 20 Wins This Season
New York Giants pitcher Bill Voiselle, 25, looks set to be the first rookie to win 20 in a season since 1937. He earned his 19th victory yesterday in a 9-3 win, ahead of Ted Wilks as the standout rookie, and leads the league in innings pitched with 280. Voiselle aims to top Grimes’ 331 in 1928 and 363 by Grover Alexander in 1920, while tying or exceeding other Giants with 300+ win totals. He is the first Giant pitcher in 20 years to beat the Dodgers six times in a season and keeps a batter-book to study hitters.
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Radio Program Schedule Shifts Due to Late Network Corrections
Eastern War Time adjustments list program changes across the evening into the late hours. Highlights include We Love and Learn, Dick Tracy serials, Captain Tim Healy, World News, The Sea Hound repeats, and Captain Tim Healy. multiple dramas, music, and news segments feature across CBS NBC and mutual time blocks with varying repeats and cast credits.
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Randleman Nine to Face Red Sox Under Lights at Finch Field
Under the lights tonight at Finch Field the High Point-Thomasville Negro Red Sox host Randleman Chair Company nine in the first of a planned five game series.
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Knight Missed Batting Crown Despite Big Average
Outfielder Rod Knight finished the season with a .537 batting average, 60 points ahead of rivals, but he made only 69 at bats falling one short of the league minimum of 70 trips to the plate for the batting title.
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McSpaden and Nelson Lead Texas Open After First Round
Byron Nelson and Jug McSpaden posted 69s to lead the Texas Open in round one. Nelson and McSpaden hold a three stroke edge over the field as officials set 64 low scorers for the 36 hole cut. McSpaden rallied with a four under 32 after a wary start to pull even with Nelson.
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Jug) McSpaden
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Detroit Stumbles as Browns Rally in Tight AL Chase
St Louis reclaimed first in the American League tied with the Yankees while Detroit lurked a game back amid field jitters. Cleveland’s rapid-fire ninth-inning misplays and Bizzy Trout’s 24th win helped push Detroit within one game of the leaders as St Louis won 3-2 over Chicago and other AL results shaped the pennant chase.
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