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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1943

Page

11

Big League All Stars Beat Hollywood in Armed Forces Game

In an Army-Navy All Stars versus Hollywood Stars game at Gilmore Field, Joe DiMaggio led the attack with a single two RBIs and two doubles as Danning, Ruffin and others from New York majors played for military service. DiMaggio, Ruffly, and Danning, all in the armed services, saw limited action as Hoitling hurled three innings of no-hit ball before the stars pushed ahead.

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Seven Soldier Boxers Triumph in AAU Meet in Boston

In the AAU Boxing Championships at Madison Garden, seven soldiers advanced to quarter-finals touting a dominant army presence. Tony Peppi from Boston scored a fifth round KO in 112 pounds, while Herky Kamensky of Pittsburgh and others won decisions to reach quarter-finals. The event featured 24 trials with several knockouts and strong performances across weight classes.

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Randolph and Stinson Face Off At Tech Field

Randolph and Stinson clash on Tech Field in a first official meeting after a 6-3 practice win by Randolph. Big Walter Nothe and Ray Barsch duel on the mound while Stinson relies on Monte Ppl and Critelli to fill outfield gaps. Game starts at 8 pm with civilians admitted for 25 cents and soldiers free. three other games are scheduled for the afternoon.

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Brackenridge and Jefferson Split City Tennis Titles

High schools Brackenridge and Jefferson shared the city tennis titles on Monday at Alamo Heights courts. Emil Martiney won the boys singles for Jefferson, while Jefferson also claimed boys doubles with Hendrix and Morgan. Janice Reed won girls singles for Jefferson and the Jefferson girls teamed Reed with Brand to win doubles. Brackenridge took girls doubles and boys doubles runner up finishes.

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Texas league openers spark debate on war era baseball

Amid wartime talk the Texas League opener is postponed as concerns over manpower drain the season. Service League game at Tech Field draws Randolphs and Stinson Fields, promising quality baseball. Brommer and Friesenham vie for awards in a tug over a trophy, while Chicago column chatter riffs on Army dental chief status.

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Hrackenrige Park Women’s Golf Group Seeks Regular Match

The Hrackenrige Park Women’s Golf association plans regular weekly play in eight weeks at Randolph. The Brown Ramblers, coached by Lieut Chick Hardin, seek a game on Wednesday or Thursday at Randolph. Contact Lieutenant Hardin at G-Ball, station 2178.

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Scribes pick Cardinals to win NL pennant in AP poll

New York April 13 The Associated Press annual poll of baseball scribes casts the St. Louis Cardinals as the National League champion in a landslide. Fifty four voters place the Cards first, with the Brooklyn Dodgers second and no team below third. Reds Cubs Giants Pirates Braves Phils follow, totals ranging from 554 to 87. Some writers note the poll reflects day’s prospects amid war factors. The piece also notes the fielding of games and a local notice: the Kelly Field Engine Repair team seeks games this Sunday, asking for Cecil at 9621.

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Baseball Camps Open Amid Spring Training Rumors

Washington April notes show managers adjusting lineups and rosters across rival camps. Key figures like Clark Griffith guiding the Senators, and moves by Giants, Yankees, and Cardinals highlight upheaval as teams refine rotations and target injuries.

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