Teams Head For Japan Chaplains Play Ball
American service members head to Japan for baseball across Pacific island posts. Fourth Marine Air Wing squads feature former amateurs and minor leaguers. Chaplain Horis F. Cope stands out on the Eighth regiment team with a .375 batting average through five games.
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Japan
Fourth Marine Air Wing
Louis E. Woods
American Legion
Fourth Wing
Keesler Field Army Air Force Regional Hospital
Pfc
Matt J. Mascari
P.T
Eighth Regiment
Horis F. Cope
Concerts and Lectures Calendar Listings
The schedule lists an Elwell Music program Friday July 20 at 8 15 p m in the uni qne theater a Nine Monday performance plus a July 23 7 30 p m lecture on oriental topics and a August 6 3 15 p m Charles Gilbert and Sullivan Concert led by noted performers.
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Uniqne Theater
An “Nine
Charles Gilbert and Sullivan
Swed ish runner Gund er Haegg sets mile world record
Gun der Haegg shattered the mile mark last Tuesday beating Arne Anderson who held the existing 4 02 6 record in their first meeting of the season Haegg clocked 4 01 4 for the century and set a new world standard in the event
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Gunder Haegg
Haegg
Arne Anderson
Night Ball Lights Up Baseball's Future
Night baseball has grown since floodlighting began with a Des Moines debut in 1930. General Electric aided by 1923 Lynn experiments, leading to 250 plus teams under lights. Night games draw 6 to 1 attendance over weekdays, expanding to football and other sports under the stars.
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Jack George
Fort Wayne
Ind
General Electric
Lynn
Mass
Des Moines
Kindergarten Primary Reception Cancelled
The Kindergarten Primary reception scheduled for Tuesday July 24 has been cancelled, announced Miss Grace Swan, advisor.
Cage Games Planned For Next Year
Kent State basketball coach Bill Satterlee released a tentative 15 to 18 game schedule for the Golden Flashes with definite dates against Baldwin Wallace Ashland Akron Oberlin Allegheny and Mt Union and possible games versus Wooster Heidelberg Muskingum Western Reserve Kyon and Mt Union. Ludeck, who made all Ohio, is expected to lead the team again with several newcomers joining the squad.
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Wooster
Heidelberg
Muskingum
Western Reserve
Kenyon
Mt. Union
Satterlee
Kent
Bill Ludeck
Ferriss: Sox Phenomenon and two-armed pitching wonder
The Boston Red Sox ace Dave Ferriss is touted as a rare two-armed pitcher who could pitch professionally with either arm. At 23, he also plays first base left-handed, stars as a hitter with a .417 average in the San Antonio League, and once pitched five innings right-handed and four left-handed in the minors. Ferriss, discharged from the army air corps for asthma, attracted scouts since high school and quickly became a key asset after five weeks in the majors.
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Dave Ferriss
Ferriss
San Antonio
Army Air Corps
Red- Sox
Louisville
Red-Sox
Cronin
Army Exhibit Demonstrates Air Force Training Methods
An Army Air Force exhibit at Kent Hall last Friday showed how trainees learn with mock ups cutaway engines and turbo superchargers. Capt. James E. Clark led demonstrations of aircraft magnetos hydraulic systems electrical systems and flight instruments for visitors. The equipment may be available to non profit schools at a nominal fee. The demonstrators were from the Army Air Force headquarters Dayton field office Area 5.
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Army Air Force
Kent Hall
Army
Air Force
James E. Clark
Donald R. Smith
Leonard Roth
William Wallentheweber
Edwin Sutton
John Tulipan
Clark
Army Air Force Headquarters
Area 5
Dayton
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