Flight Golfers To Qualify In Cullen Tournament
Max Rosner and the Bushwicks loom large as semi professional baseball's Dexter Park circuit highlights sprout. Rosner owns Dexter Park and oversees the Bushwicks who attract big crowds and offer players a springboard to major leagues. Union roots, star names, and the park's 15 000 seating capacity underscore a bold Brooklyn era in the sport.
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Luther Evans
NEA
New York
Max Rosner
Brooklyns
Boston Braves
Phillies
St. Louis Browns
Rosner
Brooklyn Bushwicks
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Noble
al Cuccinello
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Tony Cuccinello
Jersey City
St. Louis Cardinals
Cuccinello
Braves
Browns
Dexter Park
Woodhaven
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Bushwick
Landis
Metropolitan Baseball Association
Dodgers
Bob Quinn
Casey ‘Stengel
Atlanta
Dazzy Vance
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Waite Hoyt
Yankees
George Earnshaw
Jimmy Wilson
Reds
Hank Greenberg
Bill Jurges
Wrigley Field
Marius Russo
Newark
Tom Ferrick
Athletics
Rainwater Defends Cup In 1940 Golf Championship Flight
Championship flight golfers led by defending champion Crawford Rainwater from Pensacola will compete at Panama Country Club Lynn Haven for medal honors. Qualifying rounds today determine titles in 16 player bracket with matches tomorrow and Sunday finals. Pro am division canceled. events include open house and dance at the Panama club.
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Crawford Rainwater
Pensacola
Panama
Bobby Martin
J. ©. Jackson
George Smith
Panama City
Horace Hall
Dothan
Steve Fell
Jim Lea
Tallahassee
Horners
Montgomery
Tom Hurd
Yising
Panama Country Club
Major League Leaders Of The 1941 Season
American League leaders include DiMaggio leading batting and RBIs with 137, while Keller and Ruffing headline pitching. In the National League, Reiser tops batting with .339, Nicholson and Slaughter lead in RBIs and hits, with Slaughter also high in hits and home runs shared by Nicholson and Ott.
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Associated Press
Williams
Boston
DiMaggio
New York
DiMagello
iMaggio
Travis
Washington
Boudreau
Cleveland
Kellner
Keller
New Gers
Reiser
Brooklyn
Mize
St. Louis
Moore
Nicholson
Chicago
Slaughter
Yesterday's Stars Boosters Steal Gridiron Showdowns
Jim Brown and the Cardinals doubled in the tenth to drive in the winning run against the Giants. Charley Keller and the Yankees clinched victory with a two run homer over the Indians as Sam Chapman and Benny McCoy homered against a 13 hit attack by the Athletics. Stu Martin delivered a bases loaded pinch single in the ninth to beat the Phillies. Mickey Harris and Jim Tabor led the Red Sox past the White Sox with Harris six hits allowed and Tabor a grand slam and two run double. Babe Dahlgren hit a homer for the Cubs in a win over the Braves. Cecil Travis singled in the ninth to break up the Tigers game for the Senators.
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Associated Press
Jim Brown
Cardinals
Giants
Harney Keller
Yankees
Dover Indians
Sam Chapman
Benny McCoy
Athletics
Stu Martin
Pirates
Phillies
Mickey Harris
Jim Tabor
Red Sox
Harris
Tabor
White Sox
Babe Dahlgren
Cubs
Braves
Cecil Travis
Senators
Tigers
White
Southworth
Babe Young
New York
St. Louis
Frank Crespi
Terry Moore
Johnny Hopp
Crespi
Moore
Enos Slaughter
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lee Grissom
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Charley Keller
Yanks
Indians
Bill Dickey
Jim Bagby
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Hal Newhouser
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Crew
Boston
Im ‘Fabor
Universal language usage noted in France and Sweden
A terse report observes the phrase Es sae thee appearing in gland related language discourse across France and Sweden, noting its occasional use in regional writings and informal contexts.
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Gland
France
Sweden
Fights Last Night Hoof Outpoints Rivers in New York
Henry Hoof of Indianapolis outpointed Mexican Sammy Rivers of Mexico City over eight rounds in New York. The bout featured Hoof scoring with clear judges’ decisions as Rivers pressed forward. Hoof improved his record while Rivers suffered a tough loss on the road.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry Hoof
Indianapolis
Sammy Rivers
Mexico City
Extra Inning Game From Giants
The Cardinals edged the Giants 3-2 in ten innings in 100-degree heat as Lefty Ernie White earned his 10th win. Enos Slaughter and Jim Brown produced the decisive hits, keeping St. Louis atop the NL. Babe Young drove in two for New York, while Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 3-2 and Chicago topped Boston 5-4. The Yankees stayed ahead in the AL with a 4-1 win over Cleveland as Keller homered twice.
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Slaughter
St .Louis
Moore
St. Louis
Dallesandro
Chicago
Reiser
Brooklyn
Boston
Elliott
Pittsburgh
Nicholson
Ott
New York
Frey
Cincinnati
Handley
Riddle
White
Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Pepper Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
Billy
the Kid
Lou Gehrigs dog named in life story sports note
New York reports Lou Gehrig's dog Kim named as the first player in The Life of Lou Gehrig. Weather at St Paul open golf start is very hot, and Ben Hogan's form is noted. Craig Wood continues strong in exhibitions with scores 69 70 68 65 across cities.
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New York
Special News Service
Lou Gehrig
Kim
Ben Hogan
Arlington Park
Northwestern
Army
Fort Benning
Craig Wood
Kansas City
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Dick Wakefield
Tigers
Winston-Salem
Piedmont
Browns Lose to Trenton Interstaters Before Big Crowd
Sid Benjamin of Haaleton Pennsylvania notes the St. Louis Browns were outmatched by the Trenton interstaters in Tren ton Tuesday night, blaming the large crowd for the defeat and the team’s unfamiliar pressure.
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Sid Benjamin
Haaleton
St. Louis Browns
Trenton Interstaters
Trenton
Browns
Young Cynan Draws Votes for All Star Team
If you think you must play for a big college program to make a name, 19-year-old Phil Cynan of Little Rockhurst college is gathering votes for the all star team. The piece notes Cynan’s notable recognition amid other golf and baseball figures. It also mentions Randy Scott in a golf tournament, Wile Turnesa’s promotion, rising attendance at pro events, Ben Hogan planning October trip to see the Yankees and Dodgers, and Frank McCormick’s streak end by a beaning incident.
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Phil Cynan
Little Rockhurst College
Randy Scott
Peter Dawson
Wile Turnesa
Detroit
Ben Hogan
Yankees
Dodgers
Kirby High
Frank McCormick
Boston College Players Named to Eastern All Star Team
Fordham coach Jim Crowley will lead seven Boston College players on the eastern all star squad, a nod after Fordham football’s decline in stature and schedules.
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Fordham
Boston College
Ram
Jim Crowley
Fight Notes and Celebrity Quips Stir Boxing Tonight
Fight tip notes Zivic won five Newark bouts by kayo and Red Cochran warns. Teddy Lyons jests about Moe Berg and eight universities. Bob Brumby praises golf pro status. Derringer to receive motor boat as Redland fans cheer. Aluminum admission at St Louis ladies day shocks. Teddy Yarosz runs for Monaca tax collector.
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Fritzie Zivic
Newark
Red Cochrane
Teddy Lyons
Moe Berg
Red Sox
Ted
Bob Brumby
New York
Paul Derringer
Redland
St. Louis
Teddy Yarosz
Monaca
Teddy
Ott’s 400th Homer Stays Away From Boston
Mel Ott, legend of the majors, has surpassed 400 career homers yet none have come against the Boston club. The veteran slugger’s milestone remains uncapped by Boston pitchers as his long-ball tally climbs.
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Mebbe
Melvin Ott
Boston
Robb Leads as umpire in Northern league play
A referee named Robb is working as an umpire in the Northern league. The report notes his role behind the plate and his ongoing presence on the field in the current season.
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Robb
Don McNeill Upset in Sea Bright Tennis Upset
Sea Bright New Jersey July 26 The famed US tennis champion Donald L McNeill suffered a surprising quarterfinal loss at the Sea Bright tournament to Ted Schroeder 6-3 7-5. McNeill said his confidence remains intact but his shots misfire as the grass surface impacts his game while Frankie Parker also fell to Wayne Eabin 6-2 6-4.
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N. J
Donald L. McNeill
United States
McNeill
Ted Schroeder
Schroeder
McNeil
Frankie Parker
Wayne Eabin
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