Baylor Football Prospects Tied to Trainees Play Status
Baylor University faces potential football revival if trainees in the Army Specialized Training Program are allowed to compete. President Pat Neill says 400 trainees at Baylor could provide material, with the Southwest Conference suspending its opening date until August. Regions across Texas and nearby states prepare for a vast interscholastic season as districts file entries and divisions shift for Class AA, A, B and six-man football.
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Connor
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All Star Game Hit Hard By Navy Ruling
Navy rules issued by Secretary Knox bar sailors from away duties for sports and ban bowl games. Navy teams face limited schedules affecting the All Star game at Chicago August 29 and the Rose Bowl repeat. V-12 trainees compete only as college representatives assigned to their stations. Navy academy at Annapolis condemned the new restrictions.
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Navy
Iowa Seahawks
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Great Lakes
Maries
Knox
Washington
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Seahawks
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Twinois
Ohio State
Marquette
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Washington Redskins
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U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Niles
Great Lakes Defeat Schumacher's Team 7 to 3 at Lambert Field
Great Lakes Bluejackets beat Lieut. Hal Schumacher's Lambert Field Navy 7 to 3 after six runs in the first three innings. Frank Biscan, ex-St. Louis Browns pitcher, won his sixth straight victory, with Schumacher and Scheflitur battery for the Sailers and Blan, Fersick, and Dickey also contributing.
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Great Lakes
Qualifying Begins In Broadmoor Golf Tournament
Broadmoor Invitational opens with 102 golfers entering qualifying rounds in Colorado Springs. John Breit, former Denver teacher, defends title as play begins Wednesday.
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Broadmoor
Gulorado Springs
Colo
Mater
John Breit
Denver
Bowling Leaders Ride the Pace in San Antonio League
Readable text lists multiple bowling teams and standings across venues in San Antonio. It mentions “four-way tie” among David, Floyd, Straus Frark, and Bert Fry Readers, and notes various lane schedules including Men’s and Mixed divisions. Mentions numerous team names and venues such as Alamo City, Sunset Motor Lines, SevenUpied, and Main Mixes.
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San Antonio
Marx Howlinz Center
Star__Coca- Cola
Devertrest
Blue Bunner Muchle
Metropolitan
David & Floyd
Straus Frark
Bert Fry
Phillips Dickets
Brookfeld
Bush
St. Anthony
Snow
Virginia Dare
Kelly Field
Brandt
Cosmopoliten
Alamo
Velerio
Alamo City
Sunset Motor Lines
Mission
Spencersen
Ax Bowling Center
Public Service
1943 Football Is Serewy Business
In Austin on August 2 14 ordinary to a college that planned and wad callene football have met and for football for lack of material. Fans see their headliners go to South Western University and North Texas Agricultural. Roy McKay Texas is navy trainee and eligible again possibly, aiding Texas Longhorns chances if conference scriodly approves.
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Mal de Mer
Roy McKay
Texas University
Colton
Texas
Navy
Naval
McKay
Doras
Kisa Highlights Monday Evening Radio Schedule
Vox Lop team Parks Johnson and Warren Hull visit Winter-Liggett Military Reservation to interview Filipino troops. Manuel Onsena sends a message. Gay Nineties Revue features songs by Lue Howard and others. Michael and Mary chosen for Romance. Frank Sinatra and Raymond Scott headline Broadway Bandbox. Screen Guild Players presents Come Live With Me. Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake star in Londonie. I Love a Mystery features murder stop. Tuesday daytime includes Mary Lee Taylor cooking segment and Kate Smith sings. Our Gal Sunday continues wartime serial.
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VOX
Parks Johnson
Warren Hull
Winter-Liggett Military Reservation
Manuel Onsena
Lue Howard
Lillian Leonare
Jenny Lynn
Danny Duncan
Elm City
Michael and
Mary
Chesen
Frank Sinatra
Willie Howard
Raymond Scott
Screen Guild Players
John Loder
Hedy Lamarro Rou
Screen Guild
Londie
Penny Singleton
Arthur Lake
Mnuve
Womperjay
Texas
Dov
Jack
Jerry
Mary Lee Taylor
Columbia Network
Kate Smith
Ted Collins
OUR Gal
Wurkoll
U S Trade With Argentine Halted
U S export controls on Argentina were virtually suspended as authorities halted licenses and submission of export paperwork. The move affects various goods and reflects a broad withdrawal of approvals, with the official stance pending further action and potential revocation of licenses as the situation develops.
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U.S
Argentine
Washington
Argentina
OEW
Annie
Murheexparhs
Wi BP
Women in War Saluted by Wrigley’s Spearmint Program
A new drama series praising American women filling wartime roles debuts Monday. Produced for Columbia Network by WEBM Chicago with writers Doris and Frank Hursley, it airs weekdays 4:45 to 5:00 p.m. The program honors women in armed forces, war industries, and everyday business.
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Wrigley
Columbia Network
Doris
Frank Hursley
WEBM
Columbu
Chicaga Station
Bobby Brawn
Landing on Italy Soon Predicted
London dispatch suggests the final battle for Sicily may coincide with a simultaneous Allied landing on the Italian mainland. The British correspondent notes an attack on enemy positions near the northeastern tip of Sicily could cut Axis communications and prevent escape.
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London
Sicily
Italy
Maly
Irrigation to Use Volcano Waters in Mexico Project
The federal irrigation commission announced a plan to capture thaw waters from snow covered Popocatepetl and Ixtacihuatl volcanoes for irrigation and power. Aqueducts will carry melted snow to elevated basins and water will be released from about 5000 feet, supporting hydro irrigation.
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CIFY
Federal Irrigation Commisauty
Corpus Man Has Poets Published
CORPUS CHIISTI August 2 Earl B. Garter official district court porter here, who writes pastry be transcribing lawsuits, will be fee eter at Wo ens to Bee in forehearing ontology. Carter's poems will be A Full Jol Conan and Some Scrip.
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Earl B. Garter
Carter
Six Killed in Harlem Riots Crippling City
New York mayor Fiorello La Guardia declared Harlem under control after a night of rioting that left six dead and 195 wounded including policemen and looters. About 6,000 police were on duty as traffic halted and stores were looted. Police say the unrest stemmed from criminal acts by hoodlums, with arrests mounting and orders to keep nonresidents out of Harlem.
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Shipyard was closed after racial disputes in Sparrows Point
Baltimore August 2 guard patrols at Sparrows Point shipyard followed a week of walkouts as white riveters refused to work after black students entered the training school. Police, state troopers, and company guards manned yards. a widening agreement was announced to admit black and white students on a strict seniority basis, while violence injured Fire Commissioner Lewis Valente and several civilians were killed or detained.
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Fire Watchers Fined for Smoking on Duty
In New York on August 2, Magistrate Pinta fined Raymond Cross and Hed Consenting 350 each after both were found smoking cigars while on duty aboard Liberty ship. The incident underscores strict disciplinary penalties for on duty misconduct among fire watchers.
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Uhlok
Pinta
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Bulls Riot After Bullfights Called Off
Mexico City spectators rioted after a bullfight was stopped because the bulls were not vicious enough. Several people were injured as the crowd attacked the arena, threw cushions, sticks and paper, and burned the slain bull following the event.
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Mexico City
Imh
Moore Favored To Retain California Title In 11-Round Bout
Archie Moore of San Diego is favored to retain the California state middleweight title in an 11 round bout against Jack Chase of Waleenburg Colorado. Moore won the title from Chase last May.
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Archie Moore
San Diego
Jack Chase
Waleenburg
Colo
Moore
Chase
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