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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1943

Page

3

Cubs Beat Cardinals 5-2 Narrowing NL Lead

Chicago Cubs toppled St Louis 5 to 2 to trim the Cardinals' league lead to a half game. Paul Derringer won with six hits allowed, Lou Novikoff drove in the key runs in the sixth as Chicago seized a 3-run inning and blocked Stan Musial stealing to end the fifth.

Chicago Chicago Cubs St. Louis Cardinals Redbird Paul Derringer Howie Pollet Lou Novikoff Cubs Redbirds Derringer Stan Musial Clyde McCullough St. Louis Pollet Boston Cecil (Tex) Hughson News York Yankees Boston Red Sox Sox Joe Gordon Yankee Nick Etten Yanks Charley Keller Johnny Lindell Champs Bill Conroy Pete Fox Bobby Doerr Babe Barna Ailey Donald Doerr Eddie Lake Barna Fox Lupien Tabor New York Donald Turner Sears Hughson Conroy Ferrers Johnson Lindell Etten Lake Gordon Suirawella Urner O Baik- Donald Don Gutteridge St. Louis Browns Detroit Tigers Detroit St. Louia Henshaw Ofre Richards Potter Catermueller Caster Hayes Wood Stephens York Gutteridge Byrnes Ostermueller Oana Lands Harris Kreevich Backifire Overmire Over

Collegiate Golf Opens Monday at Olympia Fields meet

Ninety players from 21 schools in a reduced three day NCAA golf tournament begin Monday. Michigan leads with nine players including co champion Ben Smith. Minnesota fields seven led by Jim Teale. LSU, Texas, and Washington provide other notable entrants.

Chicago Olympia Fields Country Club National Collegiate Athletic Association University of Michigan Ben Smith Minnesota Jim Teale Teale Louisiana State Dale Morey James Wittenberg Sonny Ellis Marvin Wolff University of Texas William Roden Claude Wild Tyrrell Carth James Moore Ernie Jacobs Washington

Sack Gray Leaves Navy Duty After Record Naval Ball Team Run

Corpus Christi report notes Gray, former University of Texas median, exits for sea duty after coaching the Corpus Christi Naval Air Station basketball team to 23 straight wins and unofficial Southwest championship. Gray is a lieutenant who entered service last year.

Sack Gray Naval Sea Duty Corpus Christi Juneus Jackrey Cor“Christi Naval Air Station Basetall Gray University of Texas

Boudreau Names Indians Stars for All Star Team

Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau disclosed five or six Cleveland players nominated for the American League all star team to play in Philadelphia on July 13. His picks include Jim Bagby Roy Cullenbine Cris Hockett Ken Keltner and Buddy Rosar with Stephens listed as the shortstop unless injured or drafted.

Cleveland Lou Boudreau Cleveland Indians Philadelphia Jim Bagby Roy Cullenbine Cris Hockett Ken Keltner Buddy Rosar Tribe Stephens Boudreau Hal Newhouser Virgil Trucks Detroit Tex Hughson Boston Alex Carrasquel Washington Spurgeon Chandler New York Jesse Flores Athletics Milo Candini

SPAAF Softball Team Tops Federals 4 3 in Close Tilt

South Plains Army Airfield’s sub-depot squad edged the Federals 4 to 3 to stretch its winning streak to eight. O L Beach and Ray Higgins shared pitching duties while Red Yeager belted a homer in the second inning as the decisive run came in the seventh.

South Plains Army Airfield Federals SPAAF O. L. Beach Ray Higgins Red” Yeager

Devil Driver Wins 55th New York Derby

Devil Driver, a lightly regarded stablemate of Mrs. Payne Whitney's Shut Out, won the 55th running of the New York Derby held on June 26.

Devil Driver New York Devil Diver Mrs. Payne Whitney

Distance Of Ryder Cup Tilts Reduced

DETROIT June 26 A major change in the Ryder cup matches set for August 7 and 8 will cut best ball play to 18 holes instead of 36. Frank Sprogell National PGA secretary said the shorter distance lets best ball action be confined to the afternoon of day one for war worker convenience.

Detroit Frank Sprogell Grand Rapids National Pga

Whitney Steppers Tie At Aqueduct Brooklyn Handicap

The Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct featured a Whit ney entry with two of its striding horses. Betting returned $3.90 for each $2 wager regardless of which Whit ney horse was preferred.

Aqueduct

Deep South Schools Get The Green Light For Grid Play

Southeastern conference grants unlimited athletic eligibility to armed service members at member schools, while maintaining transfer limits and civilian restrictions. The plan allows withdrawal without penalty by July 15 1943 while leaving scholarships to schools discretion.

Deep South Atlanta Southeastern Armed Services Mike Conner Twe Rufus Harris Tulane Florida Mississippi State University of Missippi Vanderbilt Alabama Georgia Georgia Tech Louisiana State Auburn Tennessee Kentucky

War Has Humanized Tommy Farr Says Punch Promenade

New York June 26Heavyweight Tommy Farr, once disliked as a brash heel, is praised for war driven transformation. Freddy Corcoran cites Farr entertaining American and British troops at over 20 camps and running a Brighton hotel pub to fund shows. The war era mellowed Farr into a popular figure among servicemen and boxing circles.

Jack Cuddy United Press New York Punch Promenade Tommy Farr Farr British Isles United States Bronx Jacobs Beach America Cauliflower Canyon Louis Braddock Max Baer Nova Burman Freddy Corcoran Guy Corcoran Stillman Corcoran Professional Golfers' Association Red Cross Royal Air Force Brighton Eng Tommy Freddy Tonypandy Wales Joe Louis Long Branch N. Y Punch Prado

Dewey backs 30 day harness racing plan for Empire City

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey approved a report proposing a 30 day harness racing program and the Hambletonian at Empire City. At Goshen, William H. Cane remained hopeful of staging the event at his Good Time park despite the Empire City plan. Buy A War Bond TODAY.

Albany N. Y Thomas FE. Dewey Empire City Goshen William H. Cane

Camacho Presented Texas Gift Horse

Fort Worth June 26 J Hart Fort Worth breeder displayed a telegram from President Manuel Camacho of Mexico acknowledging a gift of a three year old Thoroughbred. Hart said the president admired the grey top stripe horse from the Royal Ford-Appreciacy stable and will use the colt as his personal charger and later for Mexican cavalry mounts. The colt raced at the Hippodrome de Las Americas in Mexico City.

Forth Worth J. ©. Hart Fort Worth Manuel Camacho Mexico Hart Camacho Hippodrome de Las Americas Mexico City

Dahlgren Forges Ahead In Hitting

Babe Babbigren of the Philadelphia Phillies took the major league batting lead with .356 over 56 games, pushing past Vern Stephens of the St. Louis Browns. The St. Louis Cardinals led team batting in the National League, while Milo Candini and pitching leaders topped the charts.

New York U.P Babe Babbigren Philadelphia Phillies Vern Stephens St. Louis Browns St. Louis

Navy To Send 3000 Trainees To Colleges For V-12

The Navy will assign over 3,000 V-12 trainees to ten colleges, with the University of Texas receiving 1,111 and Rice 530. SMU 220 and TCU 242 are the only Southwest Conference schools to host V-12 trainees. Nearby Baylor, Texas A and M, and others also host trainees. programs start July 1.

Houston Navy Texas University of Texas Rice Southern Methodist University Texas Christian University Baylor Texas A. and University of Texas Medical Branch Galveston Baylor College of Medicine Texas Dental College of Houston Baylor College of Dentistry Dallas North Texas Agricultural College Arlington Southwestern University Texas Christian

Cubs Refusal Reverses as Russell Likely to Sign

Los Angeles reports Rip Russell, the first baseman who refused to report to the Chicago Cubs last spring, has changed his mind about playing again and probably will sign with the Los Angeles club tomorrow.

Los Angeles Rip Russell Chicago Cubs

Roswell Nine Edge LAAF In Opener At Hubber Park

Roswell Army Airfield Stratofighters beat LAAF 8 to 7 at Hubber Park in a weekend opener. Dellacone earned the win after relieving Schoesler as Roswell overcame early errors. Tankersley homered twice and McDonald drove in three, fueling Roswell’s ninth inning push.

Roswell LAAF Hubber Park St. Pete Christy Montreal Lubbock Army Airfield Air Forces M. C. Kreutz Stratofliers Stratofighters Ralph Tankerley James Tankersley Corp Ernie Cox Lt. Tankersley

Bombardiers Host Commandos In First July Tilt At SPAAF

The Commandos meet the Big Spring Bombardiers at 2 o'clock this afternoon at Kanne field on post. This first July game for Big Spring kicks off a busy SPAAF schedule including July 4 and July 10 11 road trips with Kirtland and Carlsbad before a July 17 home tilt.

South Plains Army Kanne Field Commandos Big Spring Nathan B. Eubank SPAAF Guy Anderson Kirtland Field Albuquerque Spencer Skogstad Ray Cagni Doug Wakeland Joe Eager Tex Lawrence John W. Owens George S. Cullom John Vanusek Pinder Kenneth W. Young SAAF Lubbock Army Eubank Carlsbad New Mexico Bombardiers

Baseball scores and schedules from yesterday and today

National results include Chicago 2 Boston 3 New York 1 Pittsburgh 9 Cincinnati 3 Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 2. Today’s American schedule lists Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Philadelphia at Washington New York at Boston with doubleheaders Boston at New York and Brooklyn at Philadelphia St Louis at Chicago Pittsburgh at Cincinnati all doubleheaders.

Chicago St. Louis Boston New York Pittsburgh Cincinnatii Brooklyn Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit Washington National Cincinnatic Washington Abed Chicago Straw Poe Cincinnati Boston Sageta A

Westerner Track Letters Ready For Lubbock High Winners

Westerner sweaters for Lubbock High track team members who earned letters arrive and are ready for distribution. Coach FE J Lowrey, athletics business manager, says letter winners may pick up at the principal's office in Senior High any weekday morning next week between 9 and 12.

Lubbock High School FE. J Pinky) Lowrey Senior High Lowrey

Army Olympics planned at Texas Tech stadium Sept 4–6

Plans are shaping up at South Plains Army Airfield for a three day Army Olympics at Texas Tech stadium September 4 to 6. Invitations have reached more than 75 camps in Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma with 25 teams possible. Events include standard track and field contests plus an obstacle course reflecting Army training.

Texas Tech Stadium South Plains Army Airfield Texas New Mexico Oklahoma Greater Southwest Lubbock Lubbock Army Laredo Army Laughlin Army Airfield del Rio Lamesa Camp Barkeley Abilene Southwest Nathan B. Eubank SPAAF

Segura Wins Easy Net Title at National Collegiate Meet

Pancho Segura defeated Tom Brown Jr of California in straight sets 6-2 6-1 6-3 to win the singles title at the 59th National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament in Evanston. John Hickman and Walter Driver of Texas captured the doubles crown over Brown and Harry Buttimer in five sets 8-6 4-6 6-4 7-9 6-4.

Evanston Fil Francisco Pancho) Segura Tom Brown, Jr California Brown Pancho United States Ecuador University of Miami Segura Texas John Hickman Walter Driver Harry Buttimer Earl Cochell Bob Kimbrell Californians Buttimer Driver Hickman

Californian Elected Head of Western Federated Sportsmen

Ed win L. Carty of Oxnard was named president of the newly created Western Federated Sportsman formed to coordinate sportsmen activities across 11 Western states. The slate for state representation includes Hugh B. Woodward of Albuquerque New Mexico and H C Samson of Roswell.

Reno Nev Edwin L. Carty Oxnard Calfornia Fish and Game Western Federated Sportsman New Mexico Hugh B. Woodward Albuquerque H. C. Samson Roswell

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