Beanies Old Style Lagers Coach Up for Camp McCoy Clash
Beanies Old Style Lagers shift from 251st Engineers to a 6:30 pm contest with the 1620 H. and S. team from Camp McCoy. Heiseman-HS game canceled by rain Monday. Beranek allowed two hits as the Old Styles won 9 to 2 earlier. New HS roster additions boost hitting as soldiers seek win over La Crosse veterans with Gabby Johnson, Harry Wittenberg, Kriese, Yip Chris, Petsey Voss, Rudy Young, Fritz Raith, Pip Wuest and Bob Coorough in the outfield.
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la Crosse
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Use Kriese
Yip Chris
Petsey Voss
Rudy Young
Fritz Raith
Pip Wuest
Bob Coorough
Brews Back On Winning Trail as Milwaukee Tops Minneapolis Twice
Milwaukee Brewers regain momentum with a doubleheader sweep of Minneapolis 4-3 and 6-2. Key hits in the opener produced all runs in seven innings, with Akme Farmer and Gassa driving the offense. In the nightcap the Brewers again prevailed as strong pitching and timely hitting sealed the wins.
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Associated Press
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Indianapolis
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Toledo
Louisville
Ambassador Leads Six In Maine Grand Circuit Feature
Ambassador among six entries in Maine Grand Circuit feature at Kite track today for a 2.08 bar trot with a $500 purse. Ben White, who drove the Ambassador to victory in Goshen Derby, will handle the reins in today's two heat race. Other events include a 2:12 bar pace in two divisions and a 2:08 trot. Yesterday a son of Volemite driven by Art Blackwell won the $1,200 three year old pace in one heat at 2:03.
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Ben White
Goshen
N. Y
Volemite
Art Blackwell
College Grid Prospects Bright for 1944 Season
Washington officials forecast a very bright 1944 college football season. Eastern and other regional commissioners note more night games and broader visibility, with 26 of 30 Eastern Association members planning to play next fall. Conference games will largely stay at original home sites.
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Wa S. Bushnell
Case
New York University
Bushnell
Arthur R. Hutchins
Florida
Commissioner's Association
Hutchens
Milwaukee Girls Win At Borchert Field In Symphonic Tie
Borchert field hosted a Milwaukee All-American Girls Baseball League game where the Milwaukee team beat Minneapolis 5 to 4 to start the second half. Dr. Julius Ehrlich and the Milwaukee Symphony provided music for the event as Weber Schubert Grieg and others were cited for a festive influence.
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Borchert
American Association Brewers
Julius Ehrlich
Milwaukee Symphony
Iron Man McGinnty
John McGraw
Weber
Schubert
Grieg
Ravel
Johann Strauss
Dr. Ehrlich
Minneapolis
Fire Trucks Fans 18 As Tars Win 14 to 1
Springfield report says Virgil Fire Trucks dominated on mound and at bat for Great Lakes. He struck out 18 and allowed four hits as the Sailors topped the Mang league All-Stars 14 to 1, boosting their season record to 29 wins in 30 games.
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Ill
Virgil
Great Lakes
Detroit Tiger
Sailors
Sunday Fire Duty Tests Pastor Lafferty in Cofhorton Mission
In Cochocton Ohio Reverend Paul Lafferty of the Calvary Methodist Church is named city fireman after Gerald Wallace joined the armed forces. He plans to serve as pastor and fireman, raising questions about duties if a Sunday fire breaks out during services.
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Ohio
Paul L. Lafferty
Calvary Methodist Church
Gerald Wallace
Lafferty
Standings and results from major leagues and associations
National League standings and schedules show St Louis leading with .705 and Pittsburgh, New York, Brooklyn near the top. American Association results include Columbus, Louisville, St Paul and Kansas City with recent scores and upcoming games listed.
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Brooklyn
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Errors Defeat Washington and Yankees Triumph in Key Wins
Chicago White Sox break 11 game Bosox skid with a 5 4 win as Orvald Grove notches his eighth victory and ends Joe Bowman’s five game streak. In St Louis, Joe McCarthy’s Yankees beat the Browns 6 5 as Ernie Bonham earns his fourth straight win and a 31,361 attendance marks the series opener.
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Copeland Tops Hood 7 To 4 In Playoff
Copeland park's junior division softball aggregation defeated Hood 7 to 4 in the second city playground championship. Hood won the first game. R. Smith and J. Dunham led the winners at the plate while J. Peterson, J. Otto and H. Kleary led Hood. A third game is set for Friday next week.
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Charities Benefit From Washington Park Races
Five days of racing at Washington Park during the first week of July raised 400900.04 dollars for civilian and war charities. The Enterprise, run by Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc. with five local tracks, was the Tribune charities’ greatest financial success. Attendance hit 114000, and mutuel betting records were set on two days of the meeting.
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Lambeau Burns Oil As Packers Tighten Contract Talks
Lambeau works late at Green Bay office drafting contracts with Packers veterans. The coach has several signed papers ready and aims to limit long-winded deals, while some players from last season may be reluctant to accept new terms.
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Packerland
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Man Buried in Sand Bank Slippage Dies in Hospital
Six months after a sand bank landslide near Juarez Mexico Jose Linares Loren za died in hospital as doctors stated sand had stopped his heart. Exhaustive treatment failed to remove all the sand from his system according to medical attendants.
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Jeath
Blanks Clinch First Round Championship In South Cub Loop
The Blanks defeated the Jugheads 7 to 3 at Hixon field to claim the first round championship of the South Side Cub league. Schultz doubled and singled, Sinstad added two singles, while Otto filled in for the injured Jim Petry on the mound. Weigel contributed two hits for the Jugheads, who managed four safeties.
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South Cub Loop
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Sinstad
Weigel
Otto
Jim Petry
Wolves Beat Screwballs 21-6 in Cub Loop Contest
The Wolves defeated the Screwballs at Hixon on Wednesday 21 to 6. Michalke Hanson and Seinfelder led the offense with solid hitting and run production.
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Hanson
Seinfelder
Blue Jays top Brownies 7 to 1 in Cope land non league play
In morning action at Cope land park the Blue Jays defeated the Brownies 7 to 1 as Tom Larkin pitched a perfect five innings for the Cardinals in a 17 to 0 rout of the Rams He struck out eight and walked two in the mercy win.
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Trainers Would Give 10 Pounds To Apprentices
Detroit allows an apprentice ten pounds until he has ridden 40 winners to accelerate jockey development. New York had a similar rule a decade ago and produced a dozen good riders including Bejshak the Watters boys Woody Long and Georgie Rose. Trainers believe such a rule would push riders to excel on every mount to keep contracts and secure outside mounts.
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Georgie Rose
Nelson McSpaden Up To Role Of Favorite
Salt Lake City By Ron Nelson and Harold Jag McSpaden the golfing twins led Fort Douglas course practice rounds in the Utah Open field with McSpaden holding a slim edge over Nelson. McSpaden shot 66 on the par 72 layout, missing a chance to tie the course record with a bogey on the 17th.
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Jag) McSpaden
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Baseball Leaders and Statistics From The Season
Batting leaders include Walker Brooklyn Musial St Louis Ott New York and Bordagaray Brooklyn with high averages runs and RBIs. Pitching leader Walters Cincinnati led with 153 wins and .833, while Maltzberger led the American League with 104 strikeouts and era 0.33.
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New York
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Pittsburgh
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Boston
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Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
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Johnson
Stephens
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Cleveland
Lindell
Metheny
Case
Washington
Maltzberger
Uptown Codgers Meet Uptown Regulars In 7 Inning Match
The Uptown Codgers and the Uptown Regulars clash in a seven inning diamond contest on Hixon field this evening. Game time is 6 30 p m. Codgers lineup includes Selck Mason W Wes terman Wallace Coady W Scheitzach C Leas B Mosher Johnson Donier and Root.
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Andrews Dominates Cubs As Braves Win Opener 6 1
Nate Andrews earned his 10th win of the season for the Boston Braves in a 6 1 victory over the Chicago Cubs to open a four game series. Key early hits by Macon Holmes and Ross helped Boston build a 5 0 lead, with Hughes Cavarretta and Ryan contributing RBI's.
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Twilight Tear Ready To Go At Arlington
Twilight Tear the fastest filly in America is poised for the Arlington classic with stablemate Pensive. The field may shrink to four or five, as Twilight Tear and Pensive dominate the expected odds and draw attention from rivals Ole Kentuck Sirius and Challenge Me.
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Magnesium Bats on the Market This Fall
Spokane report says Washington State College of Mines will begin selling magnesium bats this fall. E Drucker retiring dean announced that the light metals laboratory has produced the bats and they will be available commercially.
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Wash
E. Drucker
Washington State College School of Mines
Turner Passes Physical For Bears Induction
Clyde Turner star center for the Chicago Bears passed his preinduction physical yesterday and returned to Abilene to await the call to service for the National Football League team.
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Clyde (Bulldog) Turner
Chicago Bears
Abilene
18-Year-Old Sets New Racine Links Record
Racine golfer Bob Silver aged 18 fired a nine hole record of 29 at Washington Park before reporting for induction. He was seven under par with five birdies one eagle and three pars, surpassing the 30 previously held by Irv Peterson and Wilfred Wehrle. Silver recently graduated from Washington Park High School where he starred in multiple sports.
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Bob Silver
Armed Forces
Washington Park
Irv Peterson
Washington
Wilfred Wehrle
Silver
Washington Park High
Blue Jays edge Pirates in Shibe Park outing
Philadelphia game notes Raffensberger missed a shutout in one inning but held on for a 4 to 2 win over Pittsburgh pitcher Nick Strincevich at Shibe Park.
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Raffensberger
Blue Jays
Pittsburgh
Nick Strincevich
Brooklyn comeback falls short in 10 to shellacking of Reds
Reliever Arnie Carter took the loss as Brooklyn surrendered 10 runs to Reds in a night game. Wale ters failed to go the route but extended his seven game win streak as a relief arm.
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Bucky Waleters
Bartontowns baseball tale from pasture field game
In New York sports notes by Hugh Fullerton a Newport scribe relays a Barton Jows game at East Hardwick. Barton lost 18 to 13 but field conditions on a pasture with cows caused wild hops and numerous misplays, inflating the scoring and forcing players to chase errant foul balls.
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New York
Wendell Laehme
Newport
Barton Jows
East Hardewick
Wenedell
Barton
Untidy OCR Notes On Baseball Game
Five pitchers struggled to throw strikes. Cows wandered near the action. Barton collected 16 hits and Hardwick 24 hits as many players hit safely, with some balls going through the fence.
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