Bowling star tops Chicago league with high series
Laura Stellmacher bowled 205 254 251 for a 710 series the top Chicago score in eight years. Dodgers tour notes mention Soskovic returning to school and Cooney playing hockey. Stan Musial leads the Cardinals with a .356 average and double and triple counts as he shows early NL pace.
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New York
Chicago
Laura Stellmacher
Stroh
Detroit
Joe Norris
Joe Soskovic
Johnny Cooney
Dodgers
St. Louis
William and Mary
Yankee Stadium
Newark
Yanks
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Stan
Daytona Beach
Mitchel Field basketball targets college and service teams
Sgt Lou De Fichy announces Mitchel Field post basketball team open for games against college and service teams around New York City. Service men seek college competition while replies from colleges show no interest. Arthur Metheny, Yankees, is mentioned in context.
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Lou de Fichy
Mitchel Field
Mitchel Field Post
New York City
Commissioner sale ad seeks High Point real estate foreclosure
Public notice lists multiple defendants in High Point Guilford County including Nannie Clinard and John W Clinard Jr. Administrators of J W Clinard deceased and others. Foreclosure aims to enforce street assessments on property described on Chestnut Street and West Willis Street with sale set at 11:00 AM October 1, 1943 at City Hall.
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AM. Rankin
Nannie Clinard
Guilford County
John W. Clinard
Gilbert AH. Clinard
J. W. Clinard
John W. Clinard, Jr
Lelia T Clinard
Gilbert H. Citmard
Mildred & Clivard
Walter Poiger
Margaret Folger
Alan
Filow
Henry Ft Fitna, Jr
Ruth Citmard
Reconstruction Financeorporation and
Johnson Brothers, Incorporated
City of
High Point
Guilford
Gilbert H Clinard
W. Clinard
John W .Cinard, Jr
Jena T Clinard
Gilber Ff Clinard
Milfred &Linard
Walter Folger
Margarete
Folger
Mary Alan
Henry Kina
Roth Climard
Highland Avenue
Miidie
Thomaerilie
North Carolina
Aiman Nannie Clinard
Guilford Counce
W Horne
Janie Horne
John W. Climard
Gilbert A Clinard
Clinard
Leta T Clinard
Milbert HW Clinard
Mildred
Walter
Polger
Margaret
Filon
Henry LL Filen, Jr
Rote Clinard
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Dohnson Brothers, Incorporated
Filmn
Henry Filnn
Qmunty
North
Caroline
Thia
Florence Wallen
William Thompson
Lillian Thompson
Municipa
City of Igh Point
West Willis
Wilson, Jr
Gene Hart
Ola Hart
B. KR
Merrick
N. C
Mutualife Ins. Co
Durham
Crawford Street
Chiffin Park
Office of Register of Deeds of
Uilforad County
Kepemner
Wilson
Roy M Gum
Ruby Walters Gum
Register of Deeds
H Point
Green and
South Main Streets
Tryon Street
Roy Street
A. L. Hudson
June A. Johnson
C. E
Wachovia Bank & Trust CO
Roberson, Haworth & Reese
High Point Realty
High Point Realty & Tur Co
John W. Clinard Jr
Gilbert H. Clinard
Jona W. Clinard
Lele T. Clinard
Gilbert HM
Mildred S& Clinard
Filing
Busbeed
Beary Pitan
J. Buth @iinard
Johncom Brothers
Loder
Nancie Clinard
Lelia T. Clinard
Gilbert HM. Clinard
Mildred Clinard
Margaret C. Folger
Mary Alen
Henry J Pilan, Jr
Ruth Clinard
Johnson Brothers. Incorporated
Chestnut Street
West View
Office of Register of Deets
Office of Register of Deeds
Milford County
WHAAN
Shorts and Shells Spotlight Disabled Players and Boxing Feuds
Dick Sipeck, a Cincinnati farmhand hitting .335 for Birmingham, cannot speak or hear and is eyed by Barons chief Paul Florence as a logical successor to two disabled stars. Fravie Zivie seeks NBA reinstatement for easy earnings while still a draw. Lieut Benny Leonard mocks Lew Tendler amid a war bond exhibition in New York, promising a whispered revenge if challenged.
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Dick Sipeck
Cincinnati
Birmingham
Speek
Paul Florence
Barons
Reds
Billy Hoy
Luther
Taylor
Giants
Fravie Zivie
Chicago
NBA
Benny Leonard
Maritime Service
Lew Tendler
New York
Victory Square
Benny
Lew
Musial Faces Yankees As Outfield Gaps Appear
Sid Feder notes St. Louis star Stan Musial looms large for the Cardinals in the World Series while pointing to missing outfielders Terry Moore and Enos Slaughter. He contrasts Cardinals youngsters Harry Walker and Danny Litwhiler with the Yankees’ Charley Keller. Read about season stats for both teams’ outfields and the implications for the series.
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Sid Feder
New York
Yankees
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Catios
Pennsylvania
Santa Claus
George Magerkurth
Stan
Terry Moore
Enos Slaughter
King Kong
Charley Keller
Harry Walker
Danny Litwhiler
Phillies
Musial
Terry
Enos
Billy the Kid Southworth
Frank Demaree
Debs Garrs
Pba
Walker Ef Eene
Demaree
Major League Baseball Scores From Yesterday
St Louis beat Brooklyn 4 to 2 and Boston edged Pittsburgh 5 to 3. Cincinnati and New York each posted 4 to 4 and 10 to 2 respectively, while Chicago won 5 to 0 and Philadelphia lost 3 to 1.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnat
Philadelphia Sttee
Maz
Baseball matchups and probable starters today
GAMES TODAY lists Brooklyn at St Louis with Wyatt facing Brazile, Philadelphia at Chicago Rowe against Hangrewski, Boston at Pittsburgh with Tobin or Gee facing Klinger, and New York at Cincinnati with East opposing Vander Meer. Includes win loss notes and venue hints.
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Brooklyn
St. Louie
Wyatt
S. Brazile
Philadelphia
Chicago
Rowe
Hangrewski
Boston
Pittsburgh
Tobin
Klinger
Gee
New York
Cincinnati
East
Ve. Vander Meer
Baseball Scores and Matchups From An Unclear Date
The record lists scattered game results and matchups including New York beating Detroit 6 to 2 and Chicago defeating Detroit 6 2 with other scores like Cleveland 1 over Philadelphia 0 and St. Louis 0 over Washington 4. The notation also shows postponed games and a set of pitcher pairings such as Trout versus Russo and Grove facing Wolff.
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New York
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Trout
Russo
Cernugel Leads Black Bison Braves Scrimmage Drills
Coach Tony Cernugel supervised a heavy blocking and scrimmaging drill as the Black Bison Braves prepared for a upcoming clash with the Durham County Warriors. Bill Moser Eddie Knox and others vied for backfield slots while Walker was slated as starting fullback.
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Tony Cernugel
Bison Braves
Durham County Warriors
High Point
Reidsville
Bison
Bill Moser
Eddie Knox
Clarence “Stinky” Siderton
Ray Delappe
Walker
Bill Lloyd
Wartime Buildups Evident in Firepower and Armor Increases
The report notes a 100 percent rise in American anti air craft artillery, a 250 percent gain in individual fire power, a 300 percent jump in bomb sizes, and a 700 percent surge in tank speed, indicating intensified wartime preparations.
Army Air Forces flights total 81170 trips around the earth in 1942
The Army Air Forces carried out 81 170 flights within the continental United States in 1942. The figure highlights the scale of wartime air operations and logistical activity on the home front.
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Army Air Forces
Continental
United States
Tribes' Pilot Faces Player Rebellion
Boston Sept 23 The Indians youngest manager Lou Boudreau faced a player revolt as Jim Bagby demanded a trade and pay cut to leave the team after a $100 fine for being out of condition. Bagby, 26, said he pitched more innings than any other in the league and questioned the fine and rest claims. He stated he would accept a pay cut elsewhere to escape Boudreau though he would not be traded for nothing of value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jim Bagby
Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Chicago
Jim
Peckinpaugh
Lou
Indians
Tribe
Griffith Says U. S. Is Sound
Maj. John L. Griffith, Big Ten commissioner, asserts America is sound through its workers producing arms and machinery. He contrasts American toughness with France and Germany, argues schools should not drop athletics during war, and says athletic training supports the war effort and self-reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John L. Griffith
America
Griffith
France
Eskimos Fear Water and Drowning Myths
Eskimos rely on sea resources yet avoid swimming and dread water. They fear drowning as the soul wanders alone in purgatory after death.
Victory Gardens Yield Higher Food Output This Year
Vic tory Gardens are projected to produce three billion pounds more food than last year. New York City's banks and trust companies hold over 30 billion dollars, representing 28 percent of the nation's total financial resources.
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New York City
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Arthur Metheny
Bud
Rorth Carolina
High i
Plaintife
Plaintipf
AES
Orth Camousina Failpore County
Tar
High Point Municipal Court
UTY
Municipal Corporation
Sports Mirror
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn Dodger
Army
Fenelon
Belmont
Your Chance
Cgene Mako
Jack Bromwich
Australia
Don Budge
Sidney Wood
Forest Hills
Flizabeth
N. J
Johnne Brown
Eddy Ellis
Quincy
Mass
Oakland Calif
Pat Valentino
Coast Guard
San Francisco
Bob Smith
Keller
Moore
Slaughter
St Louis
Cernugel
U. S
Rpute
SES
Belk-Stevens
Harris Tweed
Coats
Belk-Stevens CO
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