Walker and Doerr Lead Batting Charts in Major Leagues
Dixie Walker injury limits to pinch hitting as Doerr edges Siebert with a .390 average. Boston Red Sox stars Walker and Doerr are among the top 10 hitters in the league based on 300 at bats, with strong showings by St Louis New York Chicago and Brooklyn clubs.
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MPs Topple Beanies Lagers in 3-1 Victory
Camp McCoy's 1620 Military Police softball team defeated the Old Style Lagers 3 to 1 on the West avenue diamond ending the Beanies 11 game winning streak. Swish Beranek took the loss after nine wins. The MPs and other Army teams had struggled earlier this season.
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Eight McCoy Soldiers Entered In Tribune Water Sports Day
Eight Camp McCoy soldiers are listed for Tribune Water Sports Day at the municipal pool on August 20 from 2 to 10 a.m. The roster includes Sgt. Glynn D. Davies of Luzerne Pa. Pvt Beau Grossman of Co L 304th Inf. Pfc Richard W Co H 304th Inf. Sgt Edward Stephanie of Btry field Artillery Roches WN. Pfc Jack Bogeki of Co I Northland N J. Paul Ostrander 776th Ord 76th Division Canton O. Horigan Co B 598th Utica N Y. and Pfc. The event offers separate divisions for juniors 15 and under 13.
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Winona PNA Beats Onalaska Merchants 8-5
Winona PNA defeated Onalaska Merchants 8 to 5 on Sunday afternoon at home. Winona collected 11 hits while Merchants committed five errors and had one error by Wieczorek. The Merchants, now 12 and 6 this season, host Uptown Store of La Crosse next, while Onalaska visits Alaska diamond.
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Harold's All-Stars Rally to Sweep Sunday Doubleheader
Harold's All-Stars defeated Du in both games Sunday coming from behind to win 9 to 5 in the opener and 7 to 5 in the nightcap. Roesler earned the win in both contests. Johnny Dwyer and M Wuensch powered the offense with late hits and round-trippers by Wuensch.
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Toledo Shuts Out Milwaukee in 3 0 win
Toledo blanked Milwaukee 3 to 0 as Earl Jones and Farmin combined on a four-hitter. The win cut Milwaukee’s lead over Toledo to nine and a half games in the American Association. The twin bill with St Paul was rained out. Indianapolis swept Minneapolis 4-1 and 6-5.
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Fights Last Night Card Ath Louisville Slims Crow and Merritt
Crow defeated Geffney by knockout in Chicago. Garner outpointed Merritt in Louisville. Crow outpointed Merritt and Geffney defeated in separate bouts with knockouts and decisions recorded.
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Glenn Dobbs Named Star Trouble-Shooter For All Stars
Evanston Ill August practice fielded three teams as College All Stars under Lynn Waldorf evaluate roles. Lieut Glenn Dobbs Tulsa triple threat quickly show accuracy in passes and is slated as Waldorf chief troubleshooter for the August 30 Chicago Bears clash.
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Pirates and Reds battle for National League runnerup spot
The Pirates and Reds fight for second place behind the Cardinals as they split results with key wins and losses. Pittsburgh toppled the Braves 5-0 behind two-hit pitching by Preacher Roe with Rip Sewell winning a 12 inning game. Cincinnati beat New York 6-3 led by Bucky Walters to stay tied for second. The Cardinals held their lead as Mort Cooper limited Brooklyn to four hits in a 4-2 win. Philadelphia beat Chicago 6-1 to keep second-division hopes alive while Chicago stayed in the top tier with a loss. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh both seek to maximize remainder of season against stiff opponents as other NL teams falter.
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Slugfests Highlight Monday Cub League Games
Two lopsided Cub League games featured Monday. The Eries crushed the Devildogs 16 to 1 at Copeland Park with Miller and Twite leading, while the Blanks routed the Jugheads 18 to 0 at Hixon. Jo, Lyden, and Erickson produced multiple hits in the routs.
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Men's Victory League To Meet On Wednesday
The Men's Thursday night Victory league will hold its annual meeting Wednesday evening at 8 p m at the Arcade alleys. The purpose is to make arrangements for the coming season. All teams are urged to attend.
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Six college football rule changes reveal open season ahead
Eastern Intercollegiate Association adopts six rules for the coming season including five yard penalties for out of bounds kickoffs and allowing a one inch tee for kickoffs. Other changes permit forward passes from behind scrimmage and advancing fumbled balls by opponents. Major schools like Pennsylvania and Yale are in the mix while other conferences consider agreements on kickoffs and scouting.
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Six Juvenile Pacers Set for Village Farm Stake at Saratoga
Six two-year-old pacers will race in the Village Farm Stake at Saratoga Raceway worth 5420. Cita Hal leads the field after a second place behind True Chief at Old Orchard. Titan Hanover of Arden Homestead Stable, by Calumet Chuck, won last night’s E. H. Harriman Challenge trophy in straight heats.
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Black Widow Spiders Fly by Stretching Silk into Wind
A natural observation explains how black widow spiders lift off by releasing long silk threads to catch air and drift with the breeze. The mechanism aids dispersal and helps colonization in new areas.
Second Round of PGA Meet Is Under Way
The second round of the 36 hole qualifying trials for the 1944 National PGA golf championship began at the Manito course. Freddie Annon of Manhasset led with 68 34 34 to top the field, four under par. Teammates and favorites Byron Nelson Ed Dudley and Harold McSpaden posted solid totals as 32 players advance to match play tomorrow with 150 likely to qualify.
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Jag) McSpaden
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Vic's Tavern blanks Dick's 20 to 0 in league tilt
Vic's Tavern takes a 20 to 0 victory over Dick's as Vic's pitcher Dikeman and Walden behind the plate pace the win. Toffel and Stephan combine for the Dick's battery in the lopsided contest.
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