Yankee Maid Promises to Challenge Hambletonian Field
Yankee Maid a Kentucky bred filly from Wichita oilman A L Derby seeks to dethrone New York’s two year hold in the 35000 dollar Hambletonian stake. Henry Thomas will drive as 1943 champ two year trotter vies with rivals Rose Dean Emily Scott Hanover Princess Juliana Fighting Scot Ruths Day Betsy Babcock in Goshen.
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N. Y
Kansas
New York
Ambassador
Bill Strang
Strang
Volo Song
Empire City
Bill Cane
Orange County
Kentucky
Wichita
Volemite
Shirley Hanover
Yankee Maid
Henry Thomas
Gibson White
Rose Dean
Rose
Eric
Emily Scott
Hanover
Princess Juliana
Fighting Scot
Ruth's Day
Betsy Babcock
Waldorf to Lead Stars in Classic at Evanston
Lynn Waldorf is named head of the college All-Stars coaching staff led by Augier with Northwestern veteran. Chicago Tribune sponsors the 11 year old series and will help by Bo McMillin Henry Frnka and Jeff Cravath. The corps will coach 73 hand picked players, the largest squad in the All-Star classic at Evanston.
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Augier Will
Waledorf
Northwestern University
Chicago Tribune
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Henry Frnka
Tulsa
Jeff Cravath
Southern California
Evanstno
McCoy Teams Seek National Semi Pro Title
Camp McCoy in Wisconsin hosts a national semi pro congress title bid as the 76th nine, Wisconsin champions with 32 wins, faces the Post squad, state runners up with 17 wins, five losses and one tie, and linked with St Paul of the American Association.
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Wis
Wichita
Kansas
Wisconsin
Post
St. Paul
76th Infantry Beats Camp McCoy All Stars 6-3 in League Open
The 76th Infantry Division base Tuesday by defeating the Camp McCoy Diamond League All Stars 6-3. The 76th recorded 10 hits while the All Stars had seven, with Hendrickson pitching to the seventh before Evans finished. Russell, Young, and Mincey led the mound duties for the losers as Burdett and Heath relieved. Maddern was the top slugger for the 76th.
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76Th
Hendrickson
Evans
Lane
Russell
Young
Mincey
Burdett
Heath
Maddern
Semi-Pro Cubs Upset Chicago Bruins 5-2
Michigan City oo Cubs upset the Chicago Cubs in an exhibition game as Al Picchota pitched two hits allowed to Lenny Merullo and Billy Holm with nine strikeouts. Five runs on six hits decided the contest in the seventh inning.
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al Picchota
New York Yankee
Bunker Hill
Naval Air Base
Oo Cubs
Chicago Cubs
Piechote
Lennie Merullo
Billy Holm
Bill Nicholson
Chicago
Northern Engraving Triumphs 19 18 In Softball Clash
The Northern Engraving crew edged La Crosse Garment 19 to 18 in a tense seventh inning rallyTuesday evening. Gilson and Crubel teamed in the Engravers battery while Roellig and Varger pitched and caught for Garment.
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la Crosse Garment
Gilson
Crubel
Roellig
Varger
Sailors Fall to Dodgers in Opening Loss at Constitution Field
The 1944 Blue Jackets dropped a 7-4 decision to the Brooklyn Dodgers before 11,800 at Constitution Field. Brooklyn overcame a 3-2 deficit with a three-run seventh as Rosen Schultz and P Waner ignited a rally. Trexler took the loss. McLish earned the win.
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Constitution Field
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Dodgers
Rosen
Schultz
P. Waner
Bordagaray
Jim Trexler
Eagles Bowling Loop Plans 1944 45 Pin Season
La Crosse Eagles Bowling league elected officers for 1944-45 and outlined plans. Sixteen teams begin action on September 6 at Pla-Mar alleys, split into ten teams Tuesday and six on Sunday, with a round robin format.
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Yey Ty i
Costa Rica Labor Code Sparks Employer Troubles
Many employers in Costa Rica view the new labor code as the source of their labor problems, signaling widespread concern among businesses about compliance costs and worker relations this year.
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Costa Rica
Hambletonian Day Sparks Largest Hambletonian Entry List
Harness racing notes from Goshen on Hambletonian day highlight diverse hometowns on the entry list and mention Yankee Maid as the favorite. Observations cover Foster Hanover and Fighting Scot sale prices, racecourse notes at Good Time Park, and recollections of Dustwhirl and Whirlaway in Calumet history.
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N. Y
Orange County
Park Square
Hanover
Auburn
St. Charles
Ill
Andover
Ohio
Wichita
Kas
Winston-Salem
N. C
Betsy Babcock
Old Orchard
Maine
Bill Cane
United States
Keeneland
Foster Hanover
Fighting Scot
Yankee Maid
Phillies
McCrory And David Victors In Wisconsin Open Tennis
Top seeds Bob David of Chicago and Marilyn McCrory of Wauwatosa won notable matches on the second day of the Wisconsin state open tennis tournament in Milwaukee. David beat Bill Browne 6-3 8-6, and McCrory defeated Barbara Froemming 6-0 6-1.
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Bob David
Chicago
Marilyn McCrory
Wauwatosa
David
Bill Browne
Miss McCrory
Barbara Froemming
Tim Malloy
Panama City
Fla
John Brucker
Glenway Maxon
Dick Broeren
Neenah
Paul Gross
van B. Wake
Jim Young
Ee Fredrich
Hinsdale
Jane A
Ine Neenah
Jack Pinkerton
Menasha
Leslie Voecker
Betty Fass
Agnes Oskar
Lee Balke
Susan Spengler
Mary Jean Beyers
Dolly Birkhead
Mary Lou Beyer
Detroit
Nancie Ellis
Constance Ebbers
Pauline Smith
Bert Rance
Birkhead
Stan Drobac
James Deloye
Burt Woyahn
Waukesha
Jack Broeren
Fred Engel
Jack Snyder
Cyrus Spengier
Earl Adashek
Gerry Gilbert
Vienna defeats Twilight Tear in Alabama Stakes at Belmont
William Woodward's Vienna upset Twilight Tear in the Alabama Stakes at Belmont Park, winning by three quarters of a length over Calumet Farm's star, after Twilight Tear entered as a heavy 1 to 20 favorite and sought her 12th straight victory this year.
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Twilight Tear
Vienna
Saratoga
Knute Rockne
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Carnegie Tech
Dick McMahon
Calumet Butler
Warren Wright
Calumet Farm
Dustwhirl
Whirlaway
New York
William Woodward
Belmont Park
Reds Browns Take Eagles Softball Wins
Reds beat Greens 9 1 on West Avenue as Perner and Danhoff teamed for the win with Watson and Rogers guiding the Greens defense. Browns defeated Blues 15 9 at Hogan field with Spah credited the win and Schnell taking the loss as Potts hit a round tripper. Beranek and Pouzar led Browns with two homers each. Joe Medwick holds the all time NL single season doubles record with 64 in 1937.
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Greens
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Blues
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Perner
Danhoff
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Rogers
Spah
Schnell
Potts
Beranek
Pouzar
Joe Medwick
Cardin
Brewers trample Indianapolis 17 to 8 in ten-hit win
Milwaukee collects 18 hits to rout Indianapolis 17 8 as Arky Biggs drives in seven through a three run triple and two singles. Floyd Speer suffers a thumb injury but gains win as Julio Acosta closes. Toledo and Louisville win to cut Milwaukee lead.
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Associated Press
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Floyd Speer
Moundsman
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Byers
Martin
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Elmer Singleton
Kats
Vic Johnson
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Minneapolis
Earl Jones
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St. Paul
Redbirds
Saints
Birds
Lou Camp
Glenn Crawford
Eddie Blake
Johnny Herr
Poland
Speer
Acosta
Pruett
Peru Boxing Fans Furnish Own Action
In Lima, Arturo Godoy and Alberto Lovell drew a wild scene as fans pelted the ring with fruit and vegetables after the fight was halted in the 11th round. Lovell was jailed by the Argentine commission and stripped of his title. Godoy previously boxed Joe Louis for the world title.
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Alberto Lovell
Lima
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Godoy
Joe Louis
Baseball Honors and Leaders From 1950s Almanac
The American League leaders include Si Berg for batting, Doerr of Boston with 128 hits and 14 home runs, Stirnweiss of New York with 34 stolen bases, and Hughson of Boston with 175 games pitched and a .773 winning percentage. In the National League, Walker of Brooklyn leads with a .358 average, Musial of St. Louis with 142 hits and 37 doubles, Nicholson of Chicago with 80 RBIs and 2 home runs, Barrett and Putere share 14 stolen bases, and Wilks of St. Louis goes 10-1 with a .909 ERA.
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Doerr
Boston
St. Louis
Cullenbine
Cleveland
Lindell
New York
Stirnweiss
Hughson
Walker
Brooklyn
Murcial
Nicholson
Chicago
Musial
St. Gr
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Putere
Wilks
Browns Open Eastern Tour
Browns chase footing in the East as the American League resumes with a full schedule. New York beat Pittsburgh 8 4 while Bill Voiselle fanned eight and delivered a key double in a sixth inning surge for his 14th win. Luke Sewell’s St Louis readies for a decisive eastern swing, aiming to keep pace with the Yankees and Red Sox as the Browns seek a balanced road trip to unlock a potential world series run. Detroit and Cleveland push eastern invaders. western clubs hold a 125 110 edge in four league crossovers.
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Sewell
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Red Sox
Billy Southworth
Cardinals
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Cleveland
Chicago
Joe McCarthy
Yanks
Hank Borowy
Browns
Bob Muneri
New York
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Boston
Cronin
Horseshoe Tournament Opens Tonight at Isle La Plume
La Crosse Recreation Program announces its horseshoe tournament starts tonight at about 7 38 p m at the Isle La Plume courts with play beginning after dusk. The event was revealed Wednesday morning.
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Isle la Plume
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