Californians Dominate in National Junior Tennis Finals
California favorites Falkenburg Flam lead in Kalamazoo and are in the junior finals after sweeping the week long tournament. Falkenburg defeats Garrett 6-4 6-4 to reach the final while Flam upsets Shea 8-1 6-2. Davis shocks Galloway 6-0 6-1 in an upset. In doubles Falkenburg and Brink reach junior finals against Twerp and Windham. Wilmington women battle in Delaware state invitation with Brough Hart and Osborne reaching semis.
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Mick
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Atetit
California
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Herbie Flam
Falkenburg
Tinals
James Brink
Seattle
White Flam
Edwin Davis
Baton Rouge
Falkenbiug
Dink Falkenburg
Eugene Garrett
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Flam
Beverly Hills
Gilbert Shea
Davis
Bob Galloway
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Brink
Jack Twerp
New Orleans
Bodge Patty
Wade Ferren
Birmingham
Ala
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Tulkenbury
Pulkenburg
Brinks
Tuero
Bly Windham
Orlando
Pla
Fiem
Shea
Berber
Buddy" Behrens
Fort Lauderdale
Fin
Gallowayane
Oliver Roddep
Charlotte
Major Leaders In Associated League Statistics
Key batting leaders include Musial and Lula from Brooklyn at 347 and 325 with other names like Herman and Vaughan noted. Pitching leaders list Grove of Chicago with 102, Cpsndler of New York at 85, and several run batted in and stolen base figures scattered across teams including St Louis Washington and Detroit.
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Rational League
Musial
St. Lula
Heras
Brooklyn
Ben TauRhan
Musal
St. Louis
Rune
Nicholeott
Herman
Fite Wegal
St. News
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Vaughan
Detroit
Washington
Grove
Chicago
Cpsndler
New York
Fight results from multiple venues clash in rough boxing card
Boxing results reported from Taunton Worcester and other cities include knockouts and decisions. Fighters such as Francis Leonard, Joe Lemleng, Tommy Yurocz, Joe Robleto, and Johnny Muteen are listed with various weights and outcomes amid a scattered Western League context and regional scores.
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Taunton
Mass
Francis Leonard
New York
Worcester
Joe Lemleng
New Boilford
Masa
la Gawichs
Long Branch
N. J
Tommy Yurocz
Pittsburgh
Sobnny Morrin
Hollywood
Calif
Joe Robleto
Taandeno
Nick
Elwood Romero
Sacrasmento
Portland
Gre
Honey Argutrone
Tog
Cards End Sewell Streak In Big Thursday Night Fight
Pittsburgh Pirates star pitcher Sewell saw his 11 game winning streak end as the St Louis Cardinals pounded him for a 8 to 3 victory at Sportsman's Park. Ray Sanders drove in runs with a bases loaded double and a seventh inning triple to turn the game. Reds rallied to beat the Cubs 9 to 7, while Dodgers lost their eighth straight at Ebbets Field. Whit Wyatt and Leo Durocher were ejected for disputing a foul call.
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Ted Melee
Ripseveile” Vegame
Pittsburgh Pirates
Oul
Cardinals
Sewell
Cardi St Sportsman's Park
Chicago Cubs
Cinchinati
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Rowton
Ray Sanders
Max Lawler
Sanders
Fittsburgh
Braves
REDS
BUCS
Finntes
Cubs
Ray Starr
Clyde Shoen
Joe Regan
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Charley Workman
Frenchy Bordagaray
Whit Wyatt
Leo Durocher
Jorko Gonlan
Kirby Parrell
Les Webber
New York Yankees
Roger Wolff
Athletics
Wolff
Tsied
Pete Guder
Johnny Niggeling
Louis Browns
Cleveland
Allie Reynolds
Niggeling
Cris Mockett
Roy Cullendine
Boston Hed Sox
Stan Spence
Phillies
New York Giants
Ron Northey
Bill Lee
Giants
Phils
Ford Frick
Glanta
Baseball Standings National League American League
Dense garbled standings data from a historical baseball page lists teams and records in both leagues. It includes names like New York Brooklyn Chicago Detroit Cleveland and Philadelphia with scattered pitching and hitting notes, but OCR corruption obscures clear outcomes.
Weathered baseball schedule fragment with scattered cities
The clipping shows an American League schedule with games listed by city and time including New York at Philadelphia and Washington at Boston. It also contains garbled lines such as Pittsburg at Bliwis and Credunaty at Chicai, plus references to doubleheaders and late games.
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Philadevine
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
All-Stars Forced To Rough It For Redskins Game
All-star squad plans to bunk in improvised quarters at Northwestern Dyche stadium training rooms with a kitchen and recreation area. The group will drill daily under Coach Gary Stuhl Dreher with leaders Hutts Harrell Hinkle Waldorf Leahy. They aim to beat the Redskins for the first time since 1958, after five losses by the professional team and two by the All-Stars.
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Charles Evanston
Washington Redskins
Northwestern
Dyche Stadium
Ound Ings Ang Dooms
Navy
Dyche Hotel
Miy
Westi Wing
Tod
Army
Uarry Stuhldreher
Wally Hutts
Georgia
Babe Harrell
Tony Hinkle
Great Lakes
Lyan Waldorf
Prank Leahy
Notre Dame
Simmy Baugh
All Stars
Washington
Pire Feams
Allesdara
Tin Gumoy
Malloy Training On Board Ship For National Tennis Try
Lieutenant Gardnar Malloy, a naval ship commander and ranked player, rigs a deck backboard to train on patrol. He plans to enter the National Tennis Championships at Forest Hills in September, though duties may pull him abroad. Malloy, a former Miami star, reached the 1942 semifinals and predicts Pancho Segura as the likely champion, while acknowledging he might not win and expects uneven form.
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Miame
Tantic
Gardnar Malloy
Mulloy
Forest Hills
Perrall
Wuabment Aegie
Africa
England
Alaska
Tim
University of Miami
California
Ted Schroeder
Pancha Segura
Haegg Aims To Break Two Mile World Record In Cincinnati
Swedish runner Gunder Haegg seeks to break his 8:47.8 two mile world mark in Cincinnati at Withrow High School stadium on Saturday. Four starters include Bodis from Boston and Berger of Bay Village with Hulse and the field pushing the pace 300 yards ahead of the starter. Haegg hopes to surpass 4.02.6 for the outdoor mile and eyeing a final American appearance next week in New York.
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Cincinnati
Aug
T—Vi—Guns der Haesg
Uf Hie
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Abd GO Bodis
Boston Divinity
Withrow High School
Bill Hulse
New York University
Cleveland
Bob Berger
Bay Village
Ohio
Berger
Wil Heave
Gunder
Maegg
Teast Rot
United States
Hinegg
New York
Montana State to Quit Conference
Montana State university announced it would withdraw from the Pacific Coast conference for the coming year due to the war department’s refusal to permit all trainee students to participate in varsity sports. An intramural program will be conducted and a local schedule may be arranged with nearby institutions.
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Missoula
Mont
Montana State University
War Department
Alldy
Kirk Baegely
Brooke, Dodd Win to Reach City Soft Fall Quarterfinals
Brooke General Hospital advanced to the quarter finals of the city soft fall championship by edging Kelly Acces sores 4 to 3 on Friday night. They will face St. Gerard's next Tuesday at 9 15 p.m. Doddfield Reception Center stayed alive with a 1 to 1 win over Night Fuselage in the other Friday game as tournament play resumes Monday with two more games.
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Wilmington
Del
Ioise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Doris Hart
Miami
Fin
Wilmington Country Club
Miss Brough
Dorothy Head
Alameda
Missatt
Margaret Oxborne
San Francis
Helen Bernhard
Cornell University
Helen Pederson Ribbeny
New York
Connie Clifton
Pla
Eleanor Cush Ingham
Los Angeles
Miss Head
Barbara Scofield
San Francisco
Brederit Jessup
Frances Banetelt
Hetty Rosenquest
Booth Orange
Brough
Miss Osborne
Mrs. Jessup
Miss Bancroft
Miss Bormhard
Miss Rilbany
Flota Evans
Upper Montclair
N. C
Mitts Hart
Brooke General Hospital
Kelly Accessores
Brooke
St. Gerard's
Doddfield
Joe Schuck
Brooks
Tom
Tisdale
Kelly
Ene Slaughter
Fred Scheske
Cadet Center
Manuel Cortinas
War
Ruhe Naranjo
Matthew Hates
Randolph
del Wilber
Cadet
Celis
Hank Guerra
War Workers
Hondy
Howdy
Howdy Worker
Rinh~ Ter
Randolph St ‘War Worker Nme
Priday
Normoyle
Browns option pitcher Jack Kramer to Toledo
St Louis Browns have optioned pitcher Jack Kramer to Toledo of the American Association. The right hander, recently discharged from the Seabees, appeared in three games for the Browns as a relief pitcher.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Jack Kramer
Toledo
American Association
The
Seabees
Browns
Tarrant Triumphs Over Ellington In State Baseball Tourney
Waco baseball scene reports Tarrant defeated Ellington 4 3 in a state tournament game Friday. San Marcos beat Ellington 12 2 earlier as J D Scoggins pitched well except for a rough fourth inning. An unearned run in the final frame sealed the margin.
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Waco
Ave
Tarmant
Baylor Out Of 1943 Grid Picture
Baylor announces it will discontinue football for the year 1943 as army trainee participation ends. Dr J D Siege cites lack of eligible players and disrupted rosters after 1942. Arkansas shifts Missouri Mines to face them on October 9, replacing Baylor on Arkansas schedule.
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Baylor
Fayetteville
Ark
Eugene Lambert
University of Arkansas
Missouri School of Mines
Arkansas
Missouri
Broadmoor Semi finals at the invitation golf tourney
Broadmoor reaches the semi finals as Palacio and Kraft win their quarterfinals. Palacio outdrove Bob Inger to a 3 and 2 victory while Kraft defeated Capt G Hy Adams 4 and 3 after early holes, with Edwards falling to Kratt in others. Strong field includes Cpl Jonahy Kratt and C H Hofmeister.
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Colo
Aue
T—l
Stirt
Yeshfon
Lieut
Mal Pauleio
Lincoln
Neb
C. H. Hofmeister
Edwards
Mai
R. V. Reed
Kansas City
Palacio
Bob Inger
Cola
Trade Springs
Ale Geoho
Kraft
G. Hy Adams
Camp Garson
Tart
Adams
Cafemen Tie With Negro Club In Contested Game
Friday night at Techfield Cafemen battled Breck Missions to an 8-3 tie when officials halted play after the seventh inning as umpire disagreements sparked a confrontation. Police detained the scene to prevent trouble. Later in Dublin Ireland Tack Noylt halted Butcher Howell with a third round knockout.
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Dan
Cale
San Anwnlo Breck
Doyle
Dublin
Ireland
Tack Noylt
Butcher Howell
Ryder Cup Debates Open at Belmont Detroit Match Play
The article reports on Ryder Cup team selections and protests at Belmonts rolling Plum Hollow course, detailing Walter Hagen and the challengers fight over spots for Watrous and Walsh, with Dyegel backing Wood and Hagen defending his leadership as the cup heads toward a fourth domestic renewal amid anticipated strong singles and pro am events. It notes confirmations from PGA officials and a plan for eight 18 hole matches plus Sunday singles, with prize money and Red Cross donations.
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Detroit
Nug T
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Plum Hollow
Craig Wood
Philadelphia
Leo Diegel
Walter Hagen
Saljikeng
Sundiy
America
Isix Ryder
Cchallengers
Sm Snead
Harton Smiteged
Ben Hogan
Hagen
Wand
Watrons
Walsh
Ed Dudley
High P.G. A
Cup
Wood
Hagens
Hilg
Melvin
Chick
Harbert
Gene Saraven
Ald Wood
O'Neil
Buck" White
Harold
Jug" McSpaden
Chicago
Tom O'Shanter
Red Cross
All Star Team Set For Waco Series Baseball Showdown
A 28 man All Star squad with 23 players named will face the Waco Army Flying School team at 8 15 p m Monday on Tech Field. Tickets cost 5 cents grandstand and 99 cents box seats including tax. The series includes seven right handers and three southpaws on the pitching staff with a mix of players from Randolph Brooks War Workers and Cadet Center.
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Waco Amny Flying School
Ak Uiose
Waco
Homer Gibson
Stinson
Marty Ervante
Hondo
David Ferris
Randolph
Dick Midkiff
Brooks
Jim Underwood
Kelly
Clinton Hartung
Frank Rocamontes
Tom Finger
Walt Nothe
Woody Johnson
Bly Falk
Will Agait
Karl Kott
Charley Engle
War Workers
Ken Parlow
Pete Tank
John Merling
Normoyle
Art Bartelli
Leroy Epp
Eile Kazak
Frank Matra
Jim Morris
Jerry Witle
Stinsor
Robleto Stops Romero In Savate Bouts Clash
Halley Woon reports in Sacramento that Elwood Romero of Pasadena faced Joe Robleto in a fast sparring bout at Hollywood Legion Stadium. Robleto floored Romero for a nine count in round two and finished after a body barrage in the fifth, Romero unable to rise for the next bell.
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Halley Woon
Sancramento
Elwood Romero
Joe Roblato
Pasadena
Bartum
Manuel
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Romero
Robleto
Elwood
Leo Rodak Beats Mario Ramon In San Diego Bout
Leo Rodak of Chicago defeated Mario Ramon of Mexico by decision in a one round main event in San Diego. Rodak weighed 142 pounds with Ramon at 140 pounds. The bout occurred on a Friday card and highlighted Rodak as the eight champion.
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Calif
A. Festnors
Leo Rodak
Chicago
Snow N Marine
Mario Ramon
Mexic Cig
Priday
Rodak
Ramon
Armstrong Extends Winning Streak with 22nd Victory
Durable Henry Armstrong delivered a 10 round decision over Jim Garrison in Portland to tally his 22nd win in his current title campaign. Garrison, a fast cautious welterweight from Kansas City, was knocked down twice and fought hard as Armstrong dominated the late rounds.
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Ure
Henry Armstrong
Ape
Jimny Garrison
Kansas City
Armstrong
Garrison
Lark Petal
Armstrong Pulicher
Sasler
Lew Jenkins
Evra
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