Pro Football Packers Golds Triumph in Inter squad Showdown
In Elkhart the Green Bay Packers Golds beat the Blues 14-3 as rookie Tobin Rote connected a one yard pass to Billy Grimes in the second period. Grimes added a 65 yard drive and end run for the final tally after a 35 yard Grimes rush. Ted Fritsch booted a field goal for the Blues in the third period. Packers plan to fly to Boston for an exhibition with the New York Giants.
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Legington
Chicago Bears
Johnny Sujack
Floyd Reid
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cards
Denver
Harry Gitmey
Fort Wayne Loses Semi Pro Encounter
Fort Wayne's chances to defend the semi pro baseball title dim after a 2 to 1 loss to Elk City Oklahoma in the double elimination tourney. It was Fort Wayne's first defeat in the event as South Amboy New Jersey beat E Dorado Kansas 8 to 0 in another Sunday night game. Three games were postponed due to wet grounds.
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Indiana
Elk City
Okla
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E. Dorado
Kas
Total Loss
New York report shows Prenchy Hawley claimed over twenty years he worked off 40000 pounds from about 4000 jockeys at an estimated cost of 27 cents per pound. The figure underscores a long running valuation of horse racing labor and its economic imprint.
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Prenchy Hawley
Archery Tourney Postponed by Rain at Memorial Field
Archery championship scheduled at Memorial Field was halted by rain on Sunday. Competitors completed a portion of the event, with the remainder rescheduled for September 9.
Ferrier Wins Canadian Open in Montreal
Ferrier, the gum chewing Australian turned American citizen, wins the Canadian Open with a 271 total 17 under par after four rounds on the Royal Montreal course. He finishes three shots ahead of Ted Kroll while Sam Snead ends tied for ninth, earning $343.50.
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Ferrier
California
Ted Kroll
New Hartford
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U. S
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Royal Montreal
Hartford
Sam Snead
Jerry Barber
Philadelphia
Tom Sok
Durham
N. C
Menasha's Ken Wolff State Archery Champion
Ken Wolff of Menasha won the Men’s State Archery Championship at the Wisconsin Archers' Association two day meet. Helen Blankenburg of Milwaukee earned the junior boys crown and Betty Wagner of Fond du Lac won the junior girls title. Cadet boys Tim Azanetz of Kimberly and cadet girls Mary Ann Clakins of Milwaukee were winners. Richard Wilke of Milwaukee was elected president, Noel Peters of Racine vice president, and Mrs Peggy Wilke of Milwaukee secretary. Kimberly won the VSI Indoor tournament and Milwaukee the outdoor meet.
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Ken Wolff
Menasha
Wisconsin
Archers’ Association
Helen Blankenburg
Milwaukee
Betty Wagner
Fond du Lac
Tim Azanetz
Kimberly
Mary Ann Clakins
Richard Wilke
Noel Peters
Peggy Wilke
VSI
Millwillkee
Headrick Sets World Motorcycle Mark at Milwaukee Race
Larry Headrick of San Jose California won the A M A 15 Mile National Championship at State Fair Park Milwaukee setting a new world record with a time of 70 minutes 0.72 seconds. Headrick beat the old mark by more than 27 seconds as the field included racers Jimmy Chann of Peoria HK and Jerry Cooper of Grand Rapids Michigan who set a separate one mile dirt track record of 43.82 seconds during qualifying.
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Larry Headrick
San Jose
Calif
State Fair Pack
Headrick
Jimmy, Chann
Peoria
Jerry Cooper
Grand Rapids
Mich
Keane Aims for Fifth Pennant With Rochester Wings
Johnny Keane manager of the Rochester Red Wings in the International League pursues his fifth pennant in the St. Louis Cardinal farm system. He previously won titles with Albany in 1998, New Iberia in 1941, and Houston in 1947, highlighting a long winning record across multiple leagues.
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Johnny Keane
Rochester Red Wings
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Little Ds
Albany
New Iberia
Houston
Brewers Split Doubleheader in Kansas City Sunday
Brewers split a twin bill under leaden skies with an 84 loss in the opener and a 34 victory in the finale. Kansas City hitters surged as Hank Workman homered, Wotowicz added a four bagger, and Kan sas City rode a 16 hit attack. St. Paul and Louisville split in other Sunday games as Indianapolis tightened the gap atop the standings with a doubleheader sweep.
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Blues
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Columbus
Tdianapolis
Toledo
Dave Cole
Edson Bahr
Kirby Higbe
Bill Ayers
Minneapolis
Harvey Haddix
Jim Suchecki
Indianapolis
Indians
Saad
Trapshooters End Meet at Vandalia Grand American
The List grand American trapshoot ended in Vandalia with a record score by Rudy Eden of Bellevue Washington who broke 980 of 1 000 targets. Etchen set a new record for 600 targets while Vic Reinders Ned Lilly tied for amateur title with 966 of 1 000. Joan Pflueger won women’s title with 950. Russell Stine won Vandalia handicap and Illinois swept top three handicap events.
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Miami Valley
Rudy Eden
Bellevue
Wash
Etchen
Vic Reinders
Waukesha
Wis
Ned Lilly
Stanton
Mich
Joe, Hiestand
Hillsboro
Farmer
Hiestand
Clyde King
Atlanta
Tekamah
Neb
Charles Surbaugh, Jr
Jefferson City
Stine
Illinois
Alvin Textell
Newark
Ill
Oscar Sthesky
Belleville
Dot Kielty Wins 2nd Major Golf Tourney in Canada
Dot Kielty of Los Angeles captured the Canadian Women's Open in Winnipeg defeating Grace Demoss of Corvallis 6 and 4 in a 36 hole final. Kielty adds the All-America Women’s Division crown won in Chicago three weeks earlier to her tally.
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Chicago
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Corvallis
Ore
Monona Wins 7-4 Over Harpers Ferry in Scenic Loop
Monona posted a Scenic League victory on Sunday, defeating Harpers Ferry 7-4. Hubacker won on the mound against Everson. In the other game, Postville beat Peterville 9-7 with C Schultz the winning pitcher and Gielenfeld the loser.
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Everson
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Peterville
C. Schultz
Gielenfeld
Rainy La Crosse Boat Regatta Delivers Thrills Amid Flooded River
Rain-soaked crowds lined the Mississippi at Pettibone park for La Crosse’s annual regatta as 40 raceboats battled rain and choppy water. Gerald Waldman led Class A heats before capsizing. Jim Manler and Bob Luxford faced dramatic船 rescues. Minor Glick and Bob Immell earned multiple wins across classes, with Herb Dickerson and Harold Yarrington among top placers in Midget and earlier heats.
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Eau Claire
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Bob Immell
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Dave Richter
Middleton
Don Thompson
Mississippi Rivers
la Crosses
Gerald Waldman
Milwaukee
Waldman
Jim Macley
Heli
Bob Luxford
Richland Center
Glick
Immell
Harold Yarringston
Layne Hickcock
Eddie
George
Hickock
Frank Hickock
Manley
Glick Cops
Aussies Win Davis Singles in Davis Cup Return
The Australian team reclaimed the Davis Cup over the weekend ending the United States’ hold since 1939. Frank Sedgman defeated Ted Schroeder 6-2 6-2 6-2, while Tom Brown beat Ken McGregor 9-11 8-10 13-9 6-1 6-4 in singles. Schroeder bowed out of cup play. Budge Patty’s injury left McGregor or Sedgman as likely singles favorites. Herbert Flam rises to No.1 domestic seed after Patty’s injury.
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Ted Schroeder
Tom Brown
Ken McGregor
Schroeder
Brown
Budge Patty
McGregor
Sedgman
Herbie Flam
Patty
Star Student Too Clever Cleveland Pi Bill Willis Named Student of the Year
Cleveland Browns great guard Bill Willis played a key role for Ohio State in the 1944 national championship and was honored as Student of the Year that year. Willis, famed for his football prowess, received the academic award alongside his athletic acclaim.
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Bill Willis
Cleveland Browns
Two Boxing Nights at Madison Square Garden in September
New York Madison Square Garden will host only two boxing nights in September, on September 15 and September 22, for International Boxing Club shows. The venue will be closed to sports until late October as the annual tote fair runs from September 25 through October 22.
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Rains Stop Several K-V League Games in Wisconsin
Rain disrupted most Kickapoo Valley league games as Soldiers Grove defeated Lyngville 5-3 in Northern division action with Banta pitching relief for Benson and Von Ruden fanning 14. Bloomington blanked Tennison 4-0 in Central play as Nieces struck out 11 over six innings. Lancaster crushed Potosi 13-0 in Southern action Friday night.
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Lyngville
Lancaster
Potosi
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
A garbled 1944 era baseball leaders list shows leaders in American and National League batting, runs, doubles, and steals. Names like Musial, DiMaggio, and Williams appear amid fragmented stats for teams such as Boston, Cleveland, New York, St. Louis, and Brooklyn. The text also references strikeouts and pitching totals, though many figures are obscured by OCR errors.
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Stanky
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Ol Usher
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Perkows
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Thomson
Kluszewski
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Boone
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Stephens
Drope
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Wryoster
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Fragmentary Classifieds Remembering Exterminators and Furnishings
Scattered ad fragments show services and goods including washing machines repairs and refinishing. Entries mention EXPERT FURNITURE REPAIRING, furniture packing shipping and storage, piano tuning, kitchen cabinets, rugs and upholstery, and various local trades. Budget prices and contact lines appear with city addresses and phone numbers.
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WANTED LADY STENOGRAPHER FOR H Hardware ads
Classified fragment shows multiple job requests including a lady stenographer, maid and caregiver positions. Listings mention Elmira area with addresses and contact numbers such as 646 Way Elmira and 1117 Caledonia. Also brief notes on merchandise like embossed cards and printed book matches.
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Bowie
Terrace
La Crosse Tribune staff and publication details
The La Crosse Tribune lists its staff from publisher to city editor and department heads. It includes contact hours for missed papers and subscription rates for various city and mail editions, all noting Associated Press reuse rights.
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A. L. Bangsberg
LE. Lienlokken
J . Alfred W. Iice
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Ed. Keefe
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Ady Mar
A. E. Teachout
Luther Wilkins
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