Syracuse bout reports Da John decision over Brown
United Press dispatch from Syracuse New York states Joe Da John defeated Rendy Brown by points in a boxing match held in Newark. Da John carried the action with precise punching while Brown fought hard to avoid a finish. The result adds another win for Da John in the lightweight division.
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United Press
Syracuse
N. Y
Joe da John
Syracase
Rendy Brown
Newark
Radio Schedule Highlights for Thursday and Friday
A dense rundown lists programs and time slots for Thursday and Friday across music, news, dramas, and specials. Notable entries include Captain Midnight, News, Mystery Melodies, Kate Smith shows, Dancing programs, and a Naval Academy Band, with multiple Morning and Afternoon blocks noted.
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Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis
Colleen Coffee
Hy Gardner
Gabriel Henatter
Bil Henry
Inside of
Arkansas
Cecil Brown
Victor H. Lindlahr
Gabriel Heatter
Doubleday
Kate Smith
Masters
John Daniel
Naval Academy
Johnson
Travelers Rout Memphis 7-4 To Extend Lead
Little Rock's Travelers defeated Memphis 7 to 4 to stretch their lead in the Southern Association. Key hits by Mauldin Cilbert and Pegg supported a late surge after a brief Memphis lead, with Angel Fleitas contributing a four-for-four performance for Chattanooga. Other games saw Lookouts 8 6 over Nashville while Mobile, New Orleans saw rain delays.
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New Orleans Politans
Birmingham Barons
All Muntz Crackers
Paul Mauldin
Tookie Cilbert
Lloyd Pegg
Vols
Angel Fleitas
Babe Ellis
Southern Association
Little Rock
Pot
Nashville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Chattan's
Memphis
Dallas
L. Pet
San A
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Port
Houston
Beaumont
Okla
City
L. Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadela
St Louis
New York
Detroit
York
Phila
Lel
Cleveland
Boston
Helena
Pine Bite
Greenville
el Dorado
Natendez
Hot Springs
Clarksdale
New
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Shreveport
Chattanooga & Nashville
Little’ Rock
Mobile
Top Radio Programs Listings for New York Tonight and Friday
A rundown of tonight’s and Friday’s network radio schedules in New York lists NBC programs from 7 to 9:30 including Henry Aldrich Burns and Allen and Blue Dahlia recording, CBS offerings from 6:80 to 9:30 featuring Club Crosby Mr Keen tracing suspense and Kitty Foyle, ABC lineups from 7:40 to 9:30 with Abbott and Costello Theater USA Phil Silvers Joe Stafford and a personal autograph concert, MBS late-evening Windy City Concert and sports segments, plus Friday afternoon blocks and evening lineups including Eddie Cantor Hoover Commission finale and Yours Truly Johnny Dollar.
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New York
NBC
Henry Aldrich
Burns and Allen
al Jolson
Veronica Lake
Dahlia
CBS
Club Crosby
Mr. Keen
Betty Grable
James Hilton Playhouse
Kitty Foyle
ABC
Abbott and Costello
Theater USA
Phil Silvers
Joe Stafford
Air Force
Vice Chevalier
Windy City
Eddie Cantor
Hoover Commission
Johnny Dallar
Sla
Navy Academy
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Tigers' Rookie Hottest Hitter in Majors
Detroit rookie Johnny Groth dazzled with three homers and seven RBIs in two days, tying an early spark in the majors. He belted two homers off Al Gettel and later sparked a 5-2 win over the White Sox, as Randy Gumpert faltered with a bases-loaded walk. The article notes other big league results, including Tommy Henrich’s homer for the Yankees and Puddin’ Head Jones tying a modern Phillies record with four doubles.
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Jack Hand
Associate Press
Johnny Groth
Joe DiMaggio
Ted Williams
Stan Musial
Detroit
Groth
Chicago
al Getiel
Hal Wneryhouser
Virgil Trucks
Tesort
Randy Gumpert
Aaron Robinson
Gumpert
New York Yankees
Washington
Tommy Henrich
Vic Raschi
Paul Calvert
Yanks
Joe McCarthy
Boston Red Sox
Hiladelpar A's
Cleveland
Kree
St. Loui Browns
Vicory
Bob Lemon
Dick Kokiy
Jack Graham
Kayl Drews
Puddin’ Head Jones
Philadelphia Phillies
Val Souity
Phils
Boston Braves
Bill Nicholson
Earl Torgeson
Hide Braves
Nola Potter
Jim Konstant
Pittsburgh
Murry Dickson
Cardinal
Pirates
Eddie Dyer
St. Lewis
Cincinnati
Feller Pulled Shoulder Forces Week Off for Cleveland
St Louis reports doctors say Bob Feller, Cleveland's high salaried pitcher, has a pulled muscle in his right shoulder and will miss at least a week. In Pinehurst, defending champion Harvie Ward of Tarboro NC wins two matches to lead the field into the North and South amateur championship quarter finals.
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St. Louis
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Pinehurst
N. C
Harvie Ward
Tarboro
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