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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1943

Page

6

Dodgers edge Cardinals 1 to 0 in Brooklyn

Dodgers beat St. Louis 1 0 at Ebbets Field to take first win of the season. Melton shutout Pollet with two solo defense errors and three Cardinal double plays. Walker doubled for the Dodgers. Kampouris and Brown were involved in the key plays.

Brooklyn Dodgers St. Louis Cardinals Ebbets Field Dodgers Cardinals Brooklyn Dixie Walker Alex Kampouris Rube Melton Jimmy Brown Kampouris Lou Klein Walker Brown Howie Pollet Melton Redbirds Pollet

Pitt Coach Predicts Football Boom After War

Pitt coach Clark Shaughnessy forecast the largest college football boom in history after the war. He said returning soldiers would seek rough and tumble competition, and planned Pitt drills to begin June 28, noting the high physical fitness of modern armies would drive a massive surge.

Pittsburgh Clarkaughnessy Pitt Panthers Chicago Stanford Maryland Flitt

High Scoring Mark in Southern Association Games

In 90 games through Saturday night Southern Association sluggers had 1610 hits and 892 runs, averaging close to 18 hits and about 10 runs per game. The trend shows high scoring in the league this season.

Atlanta Southern Association

Major League Leaders Across NL and AL

The Associated Press tracks top hitters and pitchers. NL leaders include O'Dea Saint Louis batting 391 and Maynard Litwhiler homering four times. AL leaders feature Stephens Saint Louis batting .368 and Keller New York lofting four homers. Stolen bases highlight Case and Vernon with four.

Stephens St. Louis Higgins Detroit Twuns—White Philadelphia Kel Iair New York Spence Washington Vernon and Johnson Washinggton White Wakefield Appling Chicago Bloodworth Keller Pee Sbak McQuinn St. S Case Vernon Waeien Chandler Carrasquel

Roundup of dozen sports notes from 1942 era games

Sports roundup cites Capt Val Lentz on endurance in North Africa and Michigan winning the Big Ten track title with no first places while NYU wins LC 4-A with two firsts. Mentions Lieut Col Larry MacPhail note to Leo Durocher, Bob Montgomery as Philadelphia light welter contender, Allen Gettel pitching for Norfolk Tars, and Cubs talk on Lou Nykoff fielding in a quip about season games.

New York Val Dutch) Lentz West Point North Africa Baltimore Evening Sun Michigan N.Y.U Ebbetsfield Larry MacPhail Larry Leo Durocher Leo Medwick Philadelphia Bob Montgomery Sumter S. C Lew Tendler Benny Leonard Allen Gettel Phillies Virginia Norfolk Tars Cubs Lou Novikoff

Yesterday's Results in American Association Baseball

Yesterday's schedule shows several postponed games including Indianapolis at Kansas City, Columbus, Minnieapolis at Columbus, Boston at Cleveland, New York at Detroit, Washington at St Louis, and others. Notable outcomes: Chicago 4 beat Pittsburgh with an added later game. Brooklyn 1 defeated St Louis 0.

Indianapolis Celumbus Iakansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis Toledo Louisville St Paul New York Cleveland Washington St. Louis Detroit Chicago Boston i Brooklyn Boston Bo Ctheinnatt Wittsburgh American Association Kansas Aty Port Pond St. Paul Minnieapolis Columbus Lottsville D. C Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Loui

Browns Outfielder Mike Chartak Sparks Slump Busting Batting Spree

St Louis Browns right fielder Mike Chartak, new to the American League, has surged to a .303 average after eight days of hot hitting. He piled up 10 hits in 23 plate appearances since May 9, including a four-for-four doubleheader and a game turning homer as Browns beat the Yankees 4 3. Chartak, 25, 200 pounds, has moved back to the outfield after previous infield duties and is delivering power and consistency for Detroit?

St. Louis Mike Chartak St. Louis Browns Mike Brownies Chartak New York Yankees Browns Yankees Kansas City Blues Washington George McQuinn Luke Sewell Sewell

Giants Aim to Lessen Nae Limit and Boost Giants

G A Falzer Newark notes reducing the Nae limit of 25 by Friday is feasible for the Giants. Mel Ott focuses on lifting the team from second division trash while preparing for the push to the limit. Marine Gunner Syd Fisher trains marines in hand to hand combat somewhere in the Southwest Pacific. Capt. Wallace Wall shifts to command in Moore Field Texas and praises teamwork in flying and football as essential.

G. A. Falzer Newark J. Call Giants Mel Ott Syd Fisher Bob Olin Georgia Abrams Southwest Pacific Wallace Pete) Wall Georgia Tech Moore Field Tex Pete

Lawrence High Sets Two Track Records At Wichita Meet

Lawrence High School athletes set two state marks at the Wichita track meet. The 880 relay team of Cliff McDonald Dick Wagstaff Charles Oehrle and Everett Hill finished in 1 34 to break the previous 1 35 record from 1938. McDonald also set a 200 yard low hurdles mark in 23 3 seconds.

Lawrence Ralph Graber Elmer Schaake Wichita Cliff McDonald Dick Wagstaff Charles Oehrle Everett Hill Ottawa Eugene Jameson Ernie Crowley Eugene Parker Floyd Conley Parker

Coaches Leaving Smaller Schools Threaten Future of Games

Thomas warns that coaches leave small towns for larger schools and replacements are scarce. He says football coaching is now highly specialized, while basketball can field decent teams with less-than-elite coaching. Kenneth Hale edged Linwood Sexton in the 100 yard dash. Fort Scott won the class B state meet with 12 points. Russell Deskins is noted as well known to local circles.

E. A. Thomas Wichita Jack Copeland Wichita Beacon Kansas FE. A. Thomas Sec Kansas High School Association Thomas Altho Thea Kenneth Hale Fort Scott Linwood Sexton Wichita East Ft. Scott Star Sexton K.A

Camp Tyson picks Deskins as catcher from Belvoir nine

County Sunday baseball fans cite his years with Belvoir as reason for his selection. Staff Sergeant Deskins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Deskins of Kanwaka, was chosen for the Camp Tyson team from about 1,500 aspirants.

Belvoir Nine Tyson, Tenn Deskins Roy Deskins Kanwaka H.E.M

Zuppke’s portrait captures Grange in orange and blue

Champaign Illinois May 18 Bob Zuppke the former Illinois coach paints Red Grange the Galloping Ghost in a vivid portrait Grange wearing an orange helmet and blue jersey as he runs across the canvas Zuppke recalls training Grange and notes he painted from memory Grange now works for an insurance firm in Chicago and the portrait was created as a homage to the star slugger of Illinois football heritage.

Champaign Red Grange Bob Zuppke University of Ilinois Zuppke Mahomet Ill Old Zup Grange Chicago

Dodgers beat Cubs to extend win streak in Mirror One

Mirror One reports the Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Chicago Cubs 4 to 1 to notch their seventh straight win and widen their lead in the National League standings. The note also recalls LSU track success and Chicago Cubs loss to New York Giants as historical context.

Ernie White Dodgers Whitlow Brooklyn Wyatt Odgers Georgia Cincinnati Reds New York Iinta Ray Starr Reds Philadelphia Phillies Chicago Cubs Bruins Ohn Podragny Cub Danny Iwhiler Associated Press Brooklyn Dodgers Louisiana State Bill Brown New York Giants Carl Hubbell

Pi-Beau Jack and Bob Montgomery Set for MSG Title Bout

New York May 18 Pi-Beau Jack world lightweight champion and Philadelphia challenger Bob Montgomery meet Friday night in a 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden Each has 27 career knockouts Jack achieved them in 53 fights Montgomery in 41 fights leaving both with long knockout records

New York Pi—Beau Jack Bob Montgomery Philadelphia Madison Square Garden Jack Montgomery

Louis to defend title after war arrives at Fort Huachuca

Heavyweight champion Joe Louis, a cavalry sergeant, said he will defend his title after the war if the conflict ends soon. He arrived for a short visit with a Negro infantry division in training at Fort Huachuca Arizona.

Huachuca Ariz

No forced sale of sherbet or ice cream tied to bulk ice cream

The Office of Price Administration and War Food Administration warn retailers cannot compel customers to buy sherbet or ice to obtain bulk or packaged ice cream. They say tying is a violation of price controls and note no provision in Food Distribution Order No 8 condones the practice.

Office of Price Administration War Food Administration OPA

Athens High Falls 1-0 in Tight Baseball Duel

Athens High lost to its opponent 1-0 yesterday in a pitchers duel. In the fifth inning an Athens baserunner walked stole second and scored on a two base overthrow by the catcher.

Athens High Athens

Congressmen weigh July 4 recess to aid health and public spirits

Washington May 18 Congressmen consider a summer recess starting July 4 to benefit lawmakers physical welfare and the public’s mental state. Representative Woodrum cites benefits of rest amid ongoing duties.

Washington Woodrum D-Va House

Ravena Pitcher Tosses No Hitter for High School

Southpaw Sam Zolner hurled a no hitter for Ravena high school on May 18 in Ravena New York as the team blanked their opponent.

Ravena N. Y Sam Zolner Ravena’ High School

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