Beanies Host PW All Stars In West Avenue Tilt
Swish Beranek will start for the Beanies against PW All Stars in a 6:30 pm game on West Avenue. The lineup features Iry Wittenberg at first base, Bobby Moore at short, and veteran Corp. Charles Rose on the mound. The Prisoner of War team fields a fourteen man squad including McCoy and Rose with hard hitting outfielders and strong pitching.
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Beranek
Diaa
Ft. Riley
Kansas
la Crosse
Lake Ten
Butch
Iry Wittenberg
Beanies
Bobby Moore
Yip Christopher
Petsy Voss
Ieee
Ie Keegan
Oung
Wd Nook Riese
Len
Lieut
Picker
McCoy
Beanies lineup hints at updated front court
The Beanies look to feature Gregorich as the star in left with Stehle at center and John on the right. In the lineup include Casperson ur Nelson and Hachintote as key surrounding players.
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Gregorich
Stehle
John
Casperson
Nelson
Hachintote
Sherrer Wins Verdict in Eight Round Milwaukee Split
In Chicago last night Jimmy Sherrer of Milwaukee defeated Robert Fowler of Chicago by an eight round split decision. Fowler was knocked down in the fourth but recovered to trade blows in a toe to toe sixth round. Judges McManus and Klein favored Sherrer while referee Sykora scored for Fowler.
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Chicago
Jimmy Sherrer
Milwaukee
Robert Fowler
Fowler
Sherrer
James McManus
Ed Klein
Frank Sykora
Yesterday's Stars sports brief recap
The Tigers lost 1-0 as Joe Orengo drove in the lone run for the White Sox. Howie B singled with Schultz. The Dodgers rallied with bases loaded in the 13th to beat the Giants 2-1. The University of Iowa announces a nine game football schedule for 1945.
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Mike Tresh
White Sox
Minth
Joe Orengo
Tigers
Howie
Schultz
Dodgers
Giants
University of Iowa
Dodger Pitcher Ben Chapman Ties Fort Worth Manager Role
The Dodgers expect Ben Chapman to manage Fort Worth when the Texas league resumes after Brooklyn purchases the Fort Worth franchise. The Brooklyn club completed the franchise acquisition.
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New York
Ben Chapman
Dodgers
Fort Worth
Brooklyn
Bonham Wins Bronze Star for Heroic Front Action
State College Pennsylvania Lieutenant Jim Bonham former Penn State football guard receives the bronze star medal for heroic action on the German front.
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State College
Jim Bonham
Penn State
Tenants in Shipston face eviction notices over lodger plan
Tenants of municipal houses in Shipston on Stour England may receive notices to vacate unless they take lodgers to relieve the housing shortage.
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Shipston-on-Stour
England
Seven Recreation Softball Games Draw Monday Night
City Recreation department held seven softball games on Monday evening featuring four Tavern league contests and three Girls league tilts. Oasis beat the Eagles 18 to 13 in tavern action, Hoflerauten fell to Wittenbergs 29 to 4, and Dicks defeated Wallies Bar 5 to 4. In Girls league play Heilemans crushed Star Knitting 33 to 0, Peerless beat Allis Chalmers 26 to 10, and Trane Company ten downed Riviera Sportswear 9 to 2.
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City Recreation Department
Oasis
Eagles
Hoflerauten
Wittenbergs
Wallie’s Bar
Heileman’s
Star Knitting Crew
Allis- Chalmers
Trane Company Ten
Riviera
Minor league prospects draw scouts in a busy roundup
A compact roundup highlights young players catching major league attention. Ivory Ed Mierkowicz, 21, of the Detroit organization, stands out with power and six hits in a doubleheader last May. Fred Danneker, Art Fowler, Bob Wilson, and Sam McLawhorn also shine amid promising debuts and solid numbers.
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Ed Mierkowicz
Buffalo
Internation League
Tigers
Fred Danneker
Minneapolis
American Association
Fred
Art Fowler
Danville
Carl Hubbell
Bob Wilson
Wilkes Barre
Sam McLawhorn
Bob
Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching Scan
National League leaders include Holmes of Boston at .385 and Elliott of Pittsburgh with 47 RBIs. Holmes also paces runs with 50 and hits with 85. In the American League Cuccinello of Chicago hits .350 and Stirnweiss of New York drives 41 runs. Pitching leaders show Ferriss of Boston at 9 wins and 2.46 ERA.
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Associated Press
Holmes
Boston
Kurowski
St. Louis
Ott
Giants
Elliott
Pittsburgh
Olmo
Brooklyn
Barrett
New York
Walker
Hack
Chicago
Lombardi
Cuccinello
Etten
Stirnweiss
Stephens
R. Johnson
Bostom
Ellen
McQuinn
Byrnes
Siebert
Philadelphia
Moses
Torres
Washington
Hayes
Cleveland
Case
Ferriss
Christopher
Cincinnati
Detroit
American Association
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Women Open Play Begins at Highland Golf Club
Defending champion Babe Zaharias and Louise Suggs led a field of top players into the first round of match play after a rain-affected qualifying at Highland. Zaharias fired two 75s to reach the 32, while Miss Dunn, Marge Row, Ann Lewis and Polly Ann Riley also advanced with solid scores. Betty Jameson faces Marjorie Lindsay in a separate division as the tournament opens.
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Mildred
Babe) Didrickson Zaharias
Los Angeles
Louise
Ubgs
Atlanta
Highland Golf and Country Club
Zaharias
Elizabeth Dunn
Indianapolis
Opal Hill
Miss Dunn
Indiana
Quali
Miss Suggs
Marge Row
Anniston
Ala
Ann Lewis
Bloomington
Polly Ann Riley
Ft. Worth
Tex
Miss Riley
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Marjorie Lindsay
Decatur
Ision
Roy Hefte Tops Merit Badge Archery Shoot
Roy Hefte led the Merit Badge Shoot with a double American Round total of 1130, edging Robert Powell. In the women's division Mrs. H C Reuter scored 823 for the Double Columbia Round, with Mrs Walter Wilder second. Ebbert Dissmore moved to Archer class, Gretchen Grams to women’s Archer class, Hinkley Jenks and Monica Bennet earned the Toxophilite badge. A club business meeting follows Wednesdays shooting with refreshments by Beatrice Almos and the Stephans. The club will spend Sunday at Seven Elms Field range with lunch provided by the club.
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Roy Hefte
Robert Powell
H. C. Reuter
Walter Wilder
Ebbert Dissmore
Gretchen Grams
Hinkley Jenks
Monica Bennet
Beatrice Almos
Joseph Stephans
Seven Elms Field Range
Best to the Best in Thoroughbred Lineage
A note on breeding theory states no foal out of an Oaks winner by an English Derby winner has yet won the Derby despite the simple formula used by many breeders.
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London
Titans Close Season With Strong Detroit Golf Record
University of Detroit golf team under coach William Kelly Joyce finishes its season with five wins and four losses in a notable year.
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Detroit
William Kelly Joyce
University of Detroit
Connie Mack Ends 47-Year A's Managerial Era
Connie Mack has served as manager of the Athletics for forty seven years marking a historic tenure in the club’s history. His long reign oversaw multiple championships and a lasting era in Oakland's baseball lore.
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Connie Mack
The
A's
Dodgers Edge Giants In 13th For Sixth Straight Win At Home
Brooklyn rallies to tie in ninth then wins 2 1 in the 13th on Howie Schultz’s bases loaded hit as 29,866 watch. Dixie Walker’s RBI and a bases on balls fuel the late rally while Giants leave the sacks loaded. Tigers fall 1 0 to White Sox as Dietrich returns strong and Tresh drives in winning run in ninth at Comiskey Park. Other mlb clubs off.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Ebbets Field
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Park
Howie Schultz
Dodgers
Dixie Walker
Goody Rosen
Schultz
Ernie Lombardi
Napoleon Reyes
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Bill Dietrich
Dizzy Trout
Mike Tresh
Sox
Joe Orengo
Comiskey Parkans
Brewers win third straight over Columbus in 3–0 shutout
Milwaukee pitcher Owen Scheetz allowed seven Columbus hits as he earned his third shutout and team seventh win of the season. Five of six Brewers hits came in the fourth inning scoring all three runs to lift Milwaukee to second place.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Columbus
Milwauee
Owen Scheetz
Brews
Louisville Colonels
American Association
Minneapolis
Dick Calla
Han
Millers
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Ed Wright
Tom Sunkel
Indians
Johnny
John Devencenzi
Kansas City
Toledo
Clarence Marshall
Mud Hens
Blues
Johnny Whitehead
Milwaukee
Wu Brunswick
Bucha
Scheets
Stephenson
Becker Rejected for Army Duty Returns to Cubs
Becker Heinz Becker, first baseman for the Chicago Cubs, was rejected for army duty yesterday due to bad ankles. He attributed the problem to neuralgia and will return immediately to his team in the National League.
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Dallas
Heinz Becker
Chicago Cubs
Becker
Stiff Test For Parham In Milwaukee Welterweight Bout
Milwaukee welterweight Charley Parham meets Bobby Richardson of Cleveland in a scheduled 10 round main event at the auditorium. The card includes Savior Canadeo of Green Bay vs Billy Parsons of Chicago in an eight round bout and four preliminary fights.
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Milwaukee
Charley Parham
Bobby Richardson
Cleveland
the Auditorium
Savior Canadeo
Chanute Field
Green Bay
Billy Parsons
Chicago
Boxing Results From Multiple Cities
Boxers from Montreal Waterbury Pall River New York Providence Baltimore Chicago Newark fought last night. Johnny Greco won over Benny Singleton in Waterbury while Sonny Horne outpointed Bobby Brown in New York and Archie Moore stopped Georgie Kochan in Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Waterbury
Conn
Johnny Greco
Montreal
Benny Singleton
Oscar St. Perre
Pall River
Jackie Donahue
Atlanta
New York
Sonny Horne
Valley Stream
N. Y
Bobby Brown
Washington
Pat Scanlon
Solomon Stewart
Providence
Baltimore
Archie Moore
Los Angeles
Georgie Kochan
Akron
Eddie Davis
Johnny Ditto
Drew
Chicago
Jimmy Sherrer
Milwaukee
Robert Fowler
Newark
Billy Grant
Orange
Nate Bolden
Pirates Pair Barrett and Russell Share Room and Games
Pittsburgh report notes outfielder Johnny Barrett and teammate Jim Russell live together in the same rooms, attend shows, and frequently play cards together as a close pair.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Johnny Barrett
Jim Russell
NRA training program trained 68000 marksmen for armed forces
The National Rifle Association’s pre induction training program has prepared and trained more than 68 thousand qualified small arms marksmen who serve in the armed forces.
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National Rifle Association
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By Jim Mitchell
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