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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1943

Page

5

ORESS HITS IN FOUR GAMES

Sid Feder reports on Joe Gordon's improving form as he racks up four hits in a doubleheader and maintains a steady recovery. The piece covers early-season baseball results including strong showings by the Yankees, Cardinals, Reds, Braves, Dodgers, and Indians with multiple players contributing standout performances.

Sid Feder Joe Gordon Red Sox Bombers Elding Hke Howie Krist Cardinals Cleveland Oncett Inden Yanks Bothy Doers Lethe Washington Senators Jojo White Chicago Cubs Danny Litwhiler

Walker to sing at Dodgers War Relief double header

Brooklyn reports Dixie Walker will sing between halves of the Dodger Cincinnati war relief double header at Ebbets Field Wednesday. Other acts are planned as part of the program.

Brooklyn Dixie Walker Ebbetsfield

Standings and Scheduled Games Across Regions

The schedule lists Cincinnati at Pittsburgh as the only game today with Chattanooga at Atlanta Nashville at Knoxville Memphis at New Orleans and Little Rock at Birmingham. Yesterday results show Birmingham 1-3 Atlanta 3-2 New Orleans 1-3 Memphis 4-2 Nashville 8-0 and Knoxville trailing 5 to 2 in a shortened first game.

Cincinnati Pittsburgh

Hockey scores from a mixed night across leagues

Syracuse defeated Toronto by 3 to 0 while Montreal and Baltimore posted 4 to 4 and 2 to 0 ties respectively. Buffalo dominated 16 to 1 and Newark beat Rochester 4 to 6. Jersey City appears with a 2-é score in an incomplete line.

Syracuse Toronto Montreal Baltimore Buffalo Jersey City Newark Rochester

American Association Yesterday's Resuits

Miwoukee beat Minneapolis and Columbus and Louisville by wide margins with Toledo and Indianapolis also posting wins St Paul and Kansas City recorded separate results in a busy schedule featuring multiple matchups and scores across the circuit

American Association Miwoukee Minneapolis Columbus Louisville St. Paul Kansas City Toledo Indianapolis

Baseball Standings Across Leagues

Pacific Coast League results show Sacraments 1 Seattle 2 and Los Angeles 6 San Francisco 3, Oakland 12 Hollywood 2, Portland 3 San Diego 0 with second game ended in eighth due to darkness. Eastern League games include Albany 8 Hartford 4 and Elmire 5 Wilkes Barre 2. Springfield 7 Utica 3. Scranton 1 Birmingham 5.

Seattle Los Angeles San Francisco Oakland Hollywood Portland San Diego Albany Hartford Elmire Wilkes-Barre Springfield Utica Scranton Birmingham

Rollins coach crediting head work over footwork in tennis

Winter Park Fla June 28 Gordon Apgar Rollins college tennis coach argues court strategy and mental approach wins titles. He cites Pau line Betz Nancy Corbett Peggy Walsh and Connie Clifton as top pupils demonstrating his theory that knowing where to hit the ball matters more than stroke power.

Winter Park Fla Gordon Apgar Rollins College Pauline Betz Rollins Apgar Betz Detroit Nancy Corbett River Forest Pauline Peggy Walsh Philadelphia Merion Cricket Club Connie Clifton New Smyrna Beach Boston Connie

Roundup of athletes and military sports figures ages and teams

A brisk sports roundup notes Al Lang hints Florida could host spring training as army leases wind down. Pasadena white Sox drill next spring with Dodgers rumored. Evelyn Chandler in Colorado Springs learns her sons Bruce Mapes Jr and Jerry are in Neto Ice Show. Laurie Apitz cites Louisville director on 1938 football squad producing several service officers. Navy and air force careers are highlighted for several athletes, with tournament wins and transfers across Detroit, Jacksonville, Oklahoma A&M, and other venues.

New York al Lang Voice St. Pete Florida Bob Foote Pasadena Calif Star- News White Sox Dodgers California Tech Bob Erudite Screwy Evelyn Chandler Colorado Springs Bruce Mapes, Jr Jerry Laurie Apitz University of Louisville Army Ken Kavanaugh Chicago Bears Jimmy Doolittle Sicily Oklahoma A Don Goldbeck Texas Bob Deacon Arkansas John Tarrant Illinois Harry Mack California Abraham Levitan J. G Gene Goudreault Charley O'Rourke Boston College Jacksonville Fla Naval Air Station O'Rourke Navy

Pep Joins Army After Featherweight Title Win

Hartford report notes Willie Pep, hailed by the New York Boxing Commission as the world featherweight champion with 67 wins in 68 contests, joins the army.

Hartford, Conn Willie Pep New York Boxing Commission

Yesterday's Stars Shine In Doubleheader Showdowns

AP reports top performances across major league games. Joe Gordon and Bobby Doerr fueled late-innings rallies as the Yankees and Red Sox split a doubleheader. Elmer Riddle and Ray Starr shined for the Reds in two victories, while Allie Reynolds and Edgar Smith each starred in relief efforts.

Associated Press Joe Gordon Yankees Bobby Doerr Red Sox Gordon Yanks Doerr Elmer Riddle Ray Starr Joe Beggs Reds Riddle Pirates Starr Beggs Chet Laabs Browns Rudy York Tigers York Allie Reynolds Indians Edgar Smith White Sox Reynolds Smith Ed Heed Rube Melton Dodgers Phillies Melton Alex Carrasquel Mickey Huefner Senators Jojo White Athletics Carrasquel White Danny Litwhiler Ray Sanders Cardinals Fenner Sanders

Whirlaway Eyes Stars and Stripes Handicap Test

Whirlaway, fifth in the Equippine mile, eyes the $50,000 Stars and Stripes Handicap at 1 1/8 miles. Alsab not ready, owner Mrs. Alsab plans to withhold. Warren Wright’s Whirlaway shows no serious injury, trainer Ben Jones says he’ll be ready. Best Seller, Equipoise winner, again defeats Thumbs Up by a head. Whirlaway not a threat in the stretch.

Chicago Whirlaway Warren Wright Ben Jones Long Tail Stars and Stripes Whirly

New Orleans Pledge Adopted Nationally for Consumer Savings

Jules Paglin of the district OPA announced that New Orleans will adopt the consumer pledge nationwide through 5,000 war price and ration boards. The local pledge, started May 10 by the Young Men's Business Club, saw most housewives promise not to pay above ceiling prices. May food prices were 5 percent lower than April, with overall living costs down 5 percent, and New Orleans had the largest food-price drop among 70 cities.

New Orleans Jules Paglin OPA Washington Young Men's Business Club Paglin National Industrial Conference Board

Knickerbocker Returns to Start With Hollywood Stars

Short stop Bill Knickerbocker is back home in Hollywood California after 13 years wandering in baseball he has joined the Hollywood Stars of the Pacific Coast League the club he planned to start with in 1930. Only the male pintail duck has a pintail.

Knickerbocker Hollywood Calif Bill Knickerbocker Knick Hollywood Stars

Segura Set To Defend Crown In State Tourney

Pancho Segura, winner of the NCAA andEastern Intercollegiate titles, heads east to defend his New Jersey state crown and then the nationals at Forest Hills. Ranked fourth nationally, Segura emphasizes improved backhand after last week's NCAA meet at Northwestern. The Garland Cup standings show Stanford leading with 14 points, followed by California 4, Texas 4, Southern California 3, Miami 3, Tulane 2, and Notre Dame 1.

Evanston Francisco (Pancho) Segura New Jersey Forest Hills N. Y Pancho Northwestern University Segura Earl Cochell Southern California Tom Brown, Jr California University of Miami Stanford Miami Texas Tulane Notre Dame

Major League Leaders Summary Mixed Batting and Pitching

A compact list of season leaders across batting and pitching. Notable names include Dahlgren and McCormick high in batting averages, Vaughan and Ott leading runs, Musial and DiMaggio in triples and RBIs, plus Krnst and Sewell atop pitching. Also mentions the Oregon Spectator as the first west coast paper in 1946.

Dahlgren Philadelphia McCormick Cincinnati Vaughan Brooklyn Camille Brooklyn Herman DiMaggio Pittsburgh Musial St. Louis Russell Ott New York Nicholson Chicago Litwhiler Krnst Sewell West Coast Oregon Spectator

Itching Relief Promised by One Blue Star Ointment Application

An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment claiming immediate relief from eczema rash tetter itching and skin conditions. It promises healing with one application and money back if not satisfied, urging repeat use as needed.

Southern Association baseball results from a Sunday schedule

The Memphis Chicks failed to win in both games, losing 7-4 and 3-2 to New Orleans. Atlanta split with Chattanooga 3-0 and 6-3. Nashville beat Knoxville 9-8 in 11 innings then shut out the Vols 5-0. Little Rock defeated Birmingham 10-1, then dropped the finale 3-1. Standings unchanged as the first half nears close. Pirates and Pelicans drew large crowds. notable performances included Jesse Danna’s 13th win and Pete Gray’s tying single for Memphis. Joe Douglas joined Memphis, Dick Williams sold to Wilmington.

New Orleans Portsider Jesse Danna Memphis Pelicans’ Park Donna Harry Kelley Bill Hart Pete Gray Joe Douglas Scranton Dick Williams Chicks Wilmington Del Atlanta Bul Ayers Chattanooga Pep” Rambert Herb Anderson Knoxville Southern Association Hall of Fame Nashville Anderson Mizel Platt Andersen Vols Smokies Mates Pete Elko Garrett McBryde Frank Pret Jim Matthews Merrit Cain Birmingham Barons Travelers Cliff Bolton Pele Ed Lopat Travs Robert Ferguson Birmingham Moundsman

Fine Players in Golf Meet

Chicago reports the women's western open promises a deep field with 100 entrants from 22 states, 32 advancing to match play. Favorites include Patty Berg, Opal Hill, and Elizabeth Hicks, plus a strong amateur lineup led by Dorothy Kirby and Georgia Tainter. An Army WAVES SPARS WAACs honorary foursome opens the event noted as a "Salute to Victory."

Charles Chamberlain Chicago Patty Berg Minneapolis Opal S. Hill Kansas City Elizabeth Hicks Long Beach Calif Betty Jameson Mexico City Miss Berg Mrs. Hill Dorothy Kirby Atlanta Georgia Tainter Fargo N. D Phyllis Otto Omaha Neb Marjory Row Detroit Edith Estabrooks la Jolla Agnes Wall Menominee Mich Jeanne Cline Bloomington Waacs Fern Waite Marines

L. S. U. Bids For Golf Title At Olympia Fields

Eleven schools contest the national collegiate golf team title at Olympia Fields country club. LSU captained by Dale Morey seeks the crown after a 1942 co or shared title with Stanford. Stanford misses a full team, leaving the field open, as the three day meet also crowns an individual champion since Sandy Tatum has graduated. The Midwest strong with seven teams including Michigan Northwestern Wisconsin Minnesota and Ohio.

Chicago Louisiana State Stanford Olympia Fields Country Club Dale Morey Indians Baton Rouge Sandy Tatum Middle West Michigan Northwestern Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio

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