Strongman Harrel Set in Gas Arena Feature Bout
Memphis scene features Bian Strongman versus Harrel in a main event at Gas Arena with Badui the Arab also on the card. Floyd Byrd and Curtis of Vicksburg meet in a semi final, and Red Byrd versus Curtis adds another bout as the program opens with a two falls, time limit format.
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Iy Harrel
Memphis
Tenn
Er Kallio
Floyd Byrd
Louisville
Curtis
Vicksburg
Miss
Lock
Irel
Henry Bach
Ike
Speed
King
Red” Byrd
Young Curtis
Braf
Jack Curtis
Eek
Johnson advances to RAF East Training Command tennis quarters
In Hran Field Georgia on August 10 William T. Johnson a former Technet star playing for Field moved into the quarter finals of the RAF East training command tournament with a 6-1 win over M Sgt Elwyn Idl of Moody Field Valdosta resident of Columbus. Thur L Enloe of Smyrna Army Air Field eliminated Napier Field Pvt Alvin J ian in three sets 3 6 6 1 7 5 Seixas Jr Victor of Freeport Seymour Indiana ranked nationally in men s singles defeated S Sgt Ray Kalin of Lockbourne Army Columbus Ohio 6 1 6 0.
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William T. Johnson
Technet
Field
Victor Seixas Jr
Seymour
Ind
Seixas
S/Sgt. Ray,H. Kalin
Lockbourne Army
Columbus
Ohio
Ed Shield Juniors Rout Christians In League Tilt
Orville pitched a one hit gem and hit a homer as Ed Shield Juniors crushed Christians 12 to 4 to tie the L. T. S. Pelicans for the league lead. Brennan added two hits while Fon delivered a Christian triple.
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Ed Shield
Christians
L. T. S. Pelicans
R. Brennan
C. J. Fontriple
Summerville Vassau
Shielders
Bassett
Baseball Standings and Tonight's Nineteen Games
Yesterday results show Boston 9 over Cincinnati 6 and Brooklyn 5 over Chicago 2. Pittsburgh 4 beat New York 3 and St Louis 4 over Philadelphia 2. Tonight New York at Pittsburgh Brewer 1 1 against Sewell 11 7, Boston at Cincinnati night Bar rett 6 10 against Walters 16 5, Brooklyn at Chicago Chapman 1 0 facing Passeau 7 7, Philadelphia at St Louis night Barrett 6 12 or Gerheauser 6 11 against Lanier 13 5.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brewer
Sewell
Barrett
Walters
Chapman
Passeau
Gerheauser
Lanier
National Leagueeams
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Baseball scores and upcoming games across the league
Results include St Louis 3 New York 2 and Boston 9 Chicago 1 with other scores like Detroit 4 Washington 2 and Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 3. Night matchups feature Overmire versus Niggeling and Harder versus Black with several city pairings and three intercity series listed.
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St. Louis
New York
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Overmire
Niggeling
Harder
Black
Gatehouse
Bonham
Grove
Va. O'Neill
Ran som Juniors Defeat Southside Juniors in Recreation Game
R Morris hit two home runs for Ran som Juniors of West Monroe to power a 15 to 9 win last afternoon over Southside Juniors. Pribble homered for the losers. The batteries were Morris Wallace Watson Reynolds for Ran som and Sullivan Fisher for Southside. In 1943 motor vehicle accidents killed 23 400 people, down 17 percent from 1942 and 41 percent from 1941.
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Ransom
West Monroe
Southside
Pribble
Morris
Wallace
Watson
Reynolds
Sullivan
Fisher
Reds Fall to Braves 9 6 in Boston As Carter Falters
Boston sixth place Braves belt two Reds pitchers for 12 hits and six runs in the third inning to win 9 6 in Boston. Arnold Carter exited early, Jim Konstanty relieved, and Frank McCormick hit his 11th homer for Cincinnati.
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Arnold Carter
Jim Konstanty
Damon Phillips
Clarence Etchison
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Bosten
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Workman
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Phillips
Tobin
Criscola
McCormick
Crabtree
Holmes
Tobn
Javery Doubie
Wietelmann
Erentsen
Williams
Miller
Javery
Carter
Konstanty
Sears
Conian
Barr
Liberalized 80 Day Duck Season Rules Announced
Washington officials unveiled an 80 day duck season with a ten day extension over last year and a higher daily bag allowance of fifteen ducks when Mallards Widgeons or Pintails exceed five in a day. The plan maintains limits on geese coots and other waterfowl and sets hunting hours from one half hour before sunrise to sunset with fixed three shell limits.
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Fish and Wildlife Service
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Fish and Wildlife Director
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Gabrielson
Woodcock
Hambletonian Day At Goshen Highlights Crowd And Purses
Arch Derby and Walnut Hill farm figures anchor a Hambletonian day in Goshen New York drawing 13150 fans. The event produced about 18487 in prize money, with four of six winners linked to Derby’s breeding interests and mutuel pools reaching 211852 at Goshen and 120000 at Hamburg.
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Tack Room
Kentucky
Walnut Hill Farm
Ben White
Gibson
Rose Dean
Ben
Rosalind
Goshen
Hamburg
N. Y
Long Island
Roosevelt Raceway
Major League Leaders Show Off Top Batters and Pitchers
AP reports the American League lists Doerr of Boston leading in batting and runs with 331 and 81, Doerr also 130 hits and 14 home runs, Stirnweiss of New York 34 steals. Hughson of Boston 185 strikeouts with a .783 winning percentage. In the National League Musial of St Louis leads batting with .358 and 144 hits, Barrett of Pittsburgh 15 triples and 15 stolen bases, Nicholson of Chicago 24 homers, Wilks of St Louis 10 1.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Frank Chance
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cardinals
Harry Brecheen
Phils
Max Lanier
Brecheen
Lanier
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Associated Press
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Busch
zeRan
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Kell
Epps
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Hall
Keltner
Newsom
Jones
Hubbards
Berry
Lookouts Sweep Bears In Twin Win Doubleheader
Chattanooga Lookouts win both ends of a doubleheader against Mobile Bears 9-7 and 7-3 to take four of six in the series. The first game features seven double plays and strong hitting, while the second game ends 7-3 with Chattanooga ahead most of the way.
Browns Win On Al Zarilla Home Run To Beat Yankees
Al Zarilla belted his fifth homer with nobody on in the ninth as the St. Louis Browns defeated the New York Yankees 3 2 in the opener of a four game set at Yankee Stadium in front of 18 074. Reliefer Sig Jakucki earned the win. Hank Borowy took the loss. Don Gutteridge and Mike Kreevich contributed key hits for St. Louis.
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Yankee Stadium
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Tex Shirley
Floyd Baker
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Grieve
Weafer
Rommel
Tigers Trim Nats in Washington
Detroit defeated Washington 4 to 2 as Hal Newhouser outpitched Early Wynn for his eighteenth win. Key hits included a Cramer single, Mayo RBI, Outlaw infield out, Higgins walk and Richards double, with Detroit scoring in the first, second, seventh, and ninth innings. Attendance 6,909 at Washington.
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Detroit
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Early Wynn
Roger Cramer
Eddie Mayo
Jimmy Outlaw
Pinky Higgins
Paul Richards
Orengo
Wakefield
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C . Hoover
Newhouter
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Eae
Powell
Spence
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Torres
Ferrell
J Gullivan
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Myatt
Sontone
Seta Une
Walrington
Outlaw
Newhouser
Mayo
Sullivan
Kuhel
Hoover
Rue, Boyer
Summers
Freddie Fitz Simmons signs 1944 Phils contract
The report notes Freddie Fitz Simmons, famed knuckleball pitcher, signed a 1944 contract to manage the Philadelphia Phillies. Also recalled is Frankie Kovacs winning the Eastern grass court title by defeating Wayne Sabin 7 5 6 4 6 2.
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Associated Press
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Philadelphia Phillies
Frankie Kovacs
Wayne Sabin
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Allstate Tiremen Reach Finals in Red Shield Softball
The Allstate Tiremen defeated the Commandos 6 to 5 on the Lida Benton diamond to reach the Red Shield Senior Softball League finals. Kroll's RBI hits and Bass homer's helped Allstate hold off a late rally as both teams traded scores through six innings. Hunt and Whitaker vs Red Shield is set for 6:30 pm at Lida Benton with the winner advancing to the finals.
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Tiremen
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Wunsch
Bass
Stan Passman
Massey
Stein
Passman
Coonrad
Harlan
Willis
Harbour
Levy
Hunt
Whitaker
Red Shield
Allstate Secrees
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