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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1942

Page

6

Former Stars See Baton Rouge Golf Championship Field

Three former Louisiana amateur champions Fred Haas Jr Dr Paul Leslie and Beverley Nabors plan to compete in the state amateur golf championship at Baton Rouge Country Club beginning Thursday The defending champion Edwin McClure may miss the event due to training in Texas travel limits forecast a field near 60 with many top players from Alexandria Shreveport Lafayette Hammond Baton Rouge and New Orleans Readies for four day match play after qualifying rounds on Thursday with 32 qualifiers in the main bracket and 16 in other flights

Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Country Club Fred Haas, Jr Paul Leslie Beverley Nabors Haas Leslie New Orleans State University Edwin McClure Debonair Shreveporter McClure Texas Henry Castillo Lawrence Larcade Opelousas Ben Downing, Jr Monroe Ben Joe Zacharish Fulton Spence Shreveport Shreveport Country Club Alexandria Lafayette Hammond

Flame throwers in European warfare reach 2000 degrees

The flame throwers used in European warfare develop a heat of 2000 degrees and have a range of 1000 yards.

Army and Navy football prospects mix with college schedules

Navy publicity stirs enlistment talk while Louisville rumors swirl about an Ivy League coach at Fort Knox. Air Corps Technical School at Keesler Field plans a ten game slate with Miami Alabama Purdue Texas A&M Tulsa and Mississippi. Connie Ryan, the Giants whiz kid, has been optioned to Jersey City. Walter Lynch, Jacksonville Journal, asks a tax joke about Joe Louis.

Hugh Fullerton, Jr Wide World Sports New York Navy Army Louisville Greasy Neale Fort Knox Air Corps Technical School Keesler Field Miss Miami Alabama Purdue Texas Aggies Tulsa Mississippi Connie Ryan Giants Jersey City

Tony Galento ventures into movies with a short film

Jimmy Frain, Galento’s manager, lists his varied career from iceman to stage actor and notes his new movie project. He also says Galento keeps busy with appearances and a song titled The Mender of Broken Quitters. Corp. Jim Turnesa explains his silence as coming from a large family habit. Dusty Rhodes of Charleston uses swing music on the public address system during batting practice, sparking fan interest.

Jimmy Frain Tony Galento Tony Jimmy Corp Jim Turnesa Dusty Rhodes Charleston

Outfielder Rip Russell Recalls Paying to Enter Park

Rip Russell recalls his first big league outfield appearance in an Army Navy benefit game and jokes that infielders used to say outfielders must pay to get into a game. He notes he himself had to pay the very first time he played in the majors.

Rip Russell Cubs

Ensign Dobson Wins Flying Cross For Sub Sinking Feats

Ensign Cleo John Dobson, former Hank Iba era captain at Oklahoma A&M, earns the distinguished flying cross for sinking a Japanese submarine and other raid feats at the Marshall and Gilbert Islands. He writes home noting basketball lessons from Iba aid quick thinking in combat. Lionel Levy, architect for Mike Jacobs, gains captain’s commission to supervise construction at Norfolk under Col John Reed Kilpatrick. Art Rose receives a letter from son Bill, a Canadian flyer, reporting three German planes down.

Cleo John Dobson Hank Iba Oklahoma A Marshall Gilbert Islands Dobby Iba Lionel Levy Mike Jacobs Norfolk John Reed Kilpatrick Madison Square Garden Art Rose Bill

Yale beckons Heffelfinger brothers from Minnesota

The two Heffelfinger brothers, nephews of famed Pudge, head to New Haven for duty. They excel in football, basketball, baseball and hockey. Also noted is Chalky Wright versus Harry Jeffra postponed from Baltimore to June 15 to 19 due to avoiding conflict with an Army show. W. W. Crenshaw, California race owner, holds financial interest in several golf courses. his racing colors feature green with crossed clubs.

Yale Heffelfinger Minnesota Pudge New Haven Chalky Wright Harry Jeffra Baltimore W. W. Crenshaw California

Major Leagues Hoped For Close Races, Got Runaways

New York Yankees lead the American League by eight games and the Brooklyn Dodgers by six in the National League as the season’s first quarter shows two runaway leaders. The Yanks have won 21 of 25 and the Dodgers 18 of 24, while injuries and form shape race behind them. Eastern clubs head west for the next round of interleague play as the Yanks and Dodgers extend early momentum.

New York New York Yankees Brooklyn Dodgers Yankees Yanks Detroit Tigers del Baker Rudy York Chicago White Sox St. Louis Browns Frank Hayes Philadelphia Athletics Boston Red Sox Cleveland Indians Brooklyn Dodgers Boston Braves St. Louis Cardinals Johnny Hopp Stan Musial Cincinnati Reds Frank Mike McCormick Harry Craft

College basketball matchups from Brooklyn to St Louis

Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Highlee 4 4 and Wilkie 2 3 face off while New York faces Chicago Sunkel 2 0 against Lee 7 2 Philadelphia meets Cincinnati Johnson 3 4 versus Riddle 1 5 or Derringer 1 2 Boston plays St Louis night Tobin 5 6 against Cooper 4 3.

Brooklyn Pittsburgh Highlee Wilkie New York Chicago Sunkel Lee Philadelphia Cincinnati Johnson Riddle Derringer Boston St. Louis Tobin Cooper

Baseball Tonight Rivalry Lineup With Standout Pitchers

Chicago at New York Humphries facing Bonham as 7 0 club Chicago and New York halt. Detroit meets Philadelphia Trucks with Harris in tonight’s doubleheader vibes. St Louis at Washington Gatehouse squares off with Wynn. Cleveland hosts Boston Harder versus Wagner in tense marquee clash.

Chicago New York Humphries Bonham Detroit Philadelphia Trucks R. Harris St. Louis Washington Gatehouse Wynn Cleveland Boston Harder Wagner

Weekend Basketball Schedule Across Cities

Today’s games feature New Orleans at Knoxville and Birmingham at Nashville. Also on the slate Little Rock visits Chattanooga and Memphis plays Atlanta.

Southern Association Memphis Atlanta Weenee Am Little Rock New Orleans Birmingham Nashville Chattanooga Knoxville Tees Knoxville

Shreveport Wins Trio of Games as Scores Light Up Recent Slate

Shreveport defeated Tulsa 3 0 while Fort Worth edged San Antonio 3 2 and Houston outlasted Dallas 4 3 in 13 innings. Remaining matchups feature Oklahoma City at Shreveport Dallas at San Antonio Fort Worth at Houston and Tulsa at Beaumont.

Shreveport Tulsa Fort Worth San Antonio Houston Dallas Oklahoma City Beaumont

International League game updates and scores

Buffalo at Jersey City postponed while Toronto defeats Baltimore 5 to 4. Montreal at Syracuse postponed.

International League Buffalo Jersey City Toronto Baltimore Montreal Syracuse

American Association postpones Minneapolis at St. Paul game

The only scheduled game between Minneapolis and St. Paul in the American Association was postponed. No reschedule date was announced and teams remain idle.

American Association Minneapolis St. Paul

Navy man survives mistaken bee sting claim

Dean Grant Darrow of the Navy believed a large bee stung him in the back. During an appendectomy doctors found a .25 caliber Japanese bullet had entered his heart muscle.

Honolulu Dean Grant Darrow Navy

Phelps Aims At National League Batting Title

New York June. Ernest Gordon Phelps of the Pittsburgh Pirates has boosted his average to .373 this week, leading NL hitters and eyeing the batting crown. Pete Reiser of the Dodgers rose to second with .343 after illness, as Brooklyn stars fill the top ranks. Other leaders include Lamanno, Lombardi, Medwick, Slaughter, Owen, Walker, and Musial with runs, hits, and steals tracked. Larry French heads the pitchers with four wins and no losses.

New York Ernest Gordon Babe) Phelps Pittsburgh Pirates Phelps Pete Reiser Dodgers Reiser Brooklyn Ernie Lombardi Boston Walker Cooper St. Louis Joe Medwick Ray Lamenno Cincinnati Danny Murtaugh Philadelphia Enos Slaughter Mickey Owen Dixie Walker Lamanno Dolph Camilli Willard Marshall New York Giants Mel Ott Frank McCormick Reds Nanny Fernandez Eddie Joost Slaughter Stan Musial Ott Johnny Mize Marshall Giants Mize Eddie Miller Larry French Curt Davis

Ott homers, Drives in 1,500th RBI in Doubleheader

Sports Mirror notes Mel Ott of the New York Giants hit his 490th career home run and increased his RBI total to 1,500 in a doubleheader against the Cincinnati Reds. The piece recalls past milestone moments from Lou Nova stopping Max Baer in 11 rounds at Yankee Stadium and Bill Dietrich’s no hit game for the White Sox against the Browns.

Associated Press Mel Ott New York Giants Cincinnati Reds Lou Nova Max Baer Yankee Stadium Baer Bill Dietrich White Sox St. Louis Browns

Southeastern League box scores with scattered innings

In Montgomery Meridian Pensacola Anniston and other teams posted sparse totals with multiple errors and lineups featuring players such as Mann Powers Ryan Roxbury Jackson Moe Nikkell Chandler Yates Roy Bouknight Pritchett Potocar Deforge and Moore. Final tallies show Montgomery 35 Meridian 3 Pensacola 4 Anniston 14 varied miscues noted across games.

Montgomery Jackson Mann Powers Ryan Roxbury Meridian Moe MO Nikkell Chandler Yates Roy Bouknight Pensacola Anniston Pritchett Potocar Deforge Moore

CHISOX BOUT LOCKPORT IN EXHIBITION TILT

The Chicago White Sox defeated Lockport of the Pony League 11-3 in an exhibition game Monday night as Sox Manager Jimmie Dykes watched his sons Jimmie Jr and Charlie play professional ball. Jimmie Jr is catcher and Charlie second baseman for Lockport, a White Sox farm club.

Lockport N. Y Chicago White Sox Sox Jimmie Dykes Jimmie, Jr Charlie Jimmie White Sox

Foxx Sold to Cubs After Long Red Sox Span

Jimmy Foxx known as Double X and The Beast, a 16 year Diamond Great, is waived by the Boston Red Sox and sold to the Chicago Cubs. The veteran first baseman, praised for a .332 lifetime average and 38 home runs in 1932, is expected to provide power and pinch hitting depth for Chicago after a rib injury hindered a potential Athletics return. Foxx began with Easton and rose to prominence with Philadelphia and Boston before this late-career move.

Jimmy Foxx Diamond Cubs Boston Boston Red Sox Chicag Cubs Jimmy Wilson Philadelphia Foxx the Beast Red Sox Tom Yawkey Cleveland Indians Philadelphia Athletics Maryland Yankee Stadium Connie Mack Frankie Hayes St. Louis Browns Wilson Easton Athletics Providence The Athletica Mack Fre Babe Ruth

Prep Pitcher Elliott Tops With 89 Strikeouts

Hixson Tennessee 17 year old Robert Vance Elliott stars for Hixson High School. He has 8 consecutive innings with 48 scoreless frames and 89 strikeouts. Coach T C Tullis praises his fast ball control and curve. Elliott aims for college while drawing pro interest and holds high academic honors.

Hixson Tenn Robert Vance Elliott Hixson High School Elliott T. C. Tullis Tullis Robert Cotton States Memphis American Legion

Cardinals Beat Chanute Field Soldiers 10 to 3 in Exhibition

The St. Louis Cardinals defeated Chanute Field 10-3 Tuesday before 4,900 soldiers and civilians. In the fifth inning the National Leaguers scored six runs starting with Ray Hayworth's long homer and ending with Hayworth driving in two more with a single. Johnny Hopp belted a homer in the seventh with the bases loaded.

Chanute Field St. Louis Cardinals

Twilight League matchups listed for local teams

The schedule shows Thom McAn facing Hunt and Whitaker with Lida Benton, Louisiana Power and Light against Francis Beauty, N. J. C. Phi Kappa versus United Gas at Gassers Park, Seven-Up versus Knights of Pythias in West Monroe, and United Electric against All States in Neville.

Thom McAn Hunt Whitaker Lida Benton Louisiana Power and Light Francis Beauty N. J. C. Phi Kappa United Gas Gassers’ Park Pet Hunt United Gas Oo Co Cs Cesses RTS Thom McAney Eeere United Electric Eee Eth Francis Beauty Knights of Pythias Power and All States Sa Seven-Apes Phi Kappa

Frisch Announces Flowers Leaves Bucs Amid Streak

Pittsburgh June 2 4 Pirate Manager Frankie Frisch announces Jake Flowers has left the club temporarily after a nine game skid. Frisch will substitute Flowers with Virgil Davis to coach alongside him, replacing Honus Wagner sidelined since May 15 with an eye infection.

Pittsburgh Pirate Frankie Frisch Brooklyn Dodgers Jake Flowers Frisch Hell Flowers Virgil Davis Honus Wagner

Texas Loop Not Yet Hit by the War

In Dallas on June 2 the Texas league reports solid attendance gains despite wartime disruptions. Beaumont avoids night play. Houston remains within limits. Port Arthur avoided impact as Evangeline league folded. Monsay posts a ten percent turnout rise. Beaumont about double last year, Tulsa up sixty six percent, San Antonio up 3 1 3, Fort Worth slightly higher. Oklahoma City holds steady. Dallas and Houston close. Shreveport climbs in the second division.

Beaumont Ee Houston Freee Fort Worth Weenene Tulsa Ene San Antonio Okhe Shreveport Eer Oklahoma City Dallas Peter Ew Nn Gulf Coast Beaumont Houston Texas Port Arthur Evangeline League Charley Fuchs Detroit Les Mueller Milton Price Monsay Tulsa Fort Worth Dallas Houston Shreveport

Montgomery 3 Jackson L Mobile 5 Meridian 3

Local score update notes Montgomery leading Jackson L and Meridian with slim margins while Anniston posts a seven run effort. Peraacola L appears in the fragmentary table as an inserted team name. The passage shows a rollicking scoreboard snapshot with several teams and partial results.

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Walter Lynch Jacksonville Fla Joe Louis One Minute Sports Page Service Department Prince Albert Vasia Te Perontta J. Reynolds Tobaree Co Winston-Salem N.C Mort Cooper Ray Sanders Brooks Nationals By Judson Bailey Feranos Oeators Toy Falstaff Srewing Corp Omaha Kew Orleans Hyalae Iad St. Louis Ee Boston Ete Eee Eas Philadelphia Renske Ebnicianes SPR Ee A Sports Mirror Chisox Robert Elliott Chanute BUCS Jackson L. Mobile Peraacola L Sam Balter Otto WAG Ender Terre Hawte Brewing Co Terre Mante Mediane Sam Balter Ition KMLB
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