Gutteridge lifts Browns in pivotal infield homer
In St Louis Gutteridge aka Don Gutteridge delivered a late twelfth inning homer with Frank Mancuso on base, sparking the Browns from a slump as he shined at second base. The veteran reached balanced form after a pause, fueling hopes despite a rough stretch for the Browns.
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Spe NP
Lewis Browns
Don Gutteridge
Aday
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Kan
Jase
Prank Mancuso
Gutteridge
Washington
Cardinal
Mickey Hefner
Luke Sewell
Apex
TES
Gubbridge
Hla Homer
Isel
Browns
Second
Barnes
St Jak Don
the Cards
Sacra- Metilo
Sporlaman’s Park
Cubs Drawing Well At Box Office In Tight NL Race
Chicago Cubs push to stay in fourth with five doubleheaders left as attendance at Wrigley nears 550000 this season, while rivals juggle results including Browns, Redbirds, and Tribe hitters. Pirates extend five game streak and Giants win with Langham's four RBI day. Boston slips as Cleveland gains ground.
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CUBS
Chicago
Chicago Cuba
Wrigley Field
Cuh
Ian Sewellmen
Redbirds
Gutteridas
Jankies
Shudakucht
Washington
Browns
Boston
Cleveland
Mickey Rocco
Tribe
Pave
Specs Kilemaiy
Sodavor
Mike Ryba
Gall
Sb. Towls
New York
Wall Vubiel
Hia
Hershel Marny
Russ Derry
Rufe Gentry
Jils
Pirates
Philadelphia
Don Black
BM Dietrich
Frankie Hayes
Ingle
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Raine
Whierd
Ernie Langharei
Giant
Chiago
Johnny Allen
Teller
Bil Fieming
St Louis
Ernie
Phils
Chicinnati
Brackenridge Park Women Golfers Play Weekly Handicap
The Brackenridge Park women’s golf association holds its weekly handicap tournament at the park course on Wednesday in Hay.
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Brackenridge Park
Vwomen's Gol Association
Park Course
Wednesdng
Hay
Baseball Standings and Scores From Major Leagues
American League results show Detroit at New York with mixed outcomes. New York, Chicago, Cleveland and Philadelphia features appear with home runs by Jeridwe and Jah. National League notes include Pittsburgh, Chicago, and New York matchups with various pitchers listed. Tuesday's schedules mention Detroit at New York and Boston at St Louis among others.
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Tome Coe
Boston
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Piladsionia
Tavis
Ferret
Jeridwe
Jah
Ion
Was Yaukhan
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Woods
Bare Ryvba
Wagner
Kifemun
Cheval Neil
Tate
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Davis
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Ostermusiter
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Ielowshing
Boatan
National Teague
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Loutemand
New Yor
Eleveland
Los
Wishingson
Phfladelshis
Wedsesdal
Schell
National Jeannne
Hanks
Helica Lengue
No- Raines
Ammunition To Be Sold To Hunters In Postwar Move
Washington dispatch reports the War Production Board plans to temporarily lift the ban on shell sales for hunting. About 3,000,000 pounds of brass remain for ammunition production in Q4, enabling roughly 180,000,000 shotgun shells and 8,000,000 rifle cartridges. The advisory committee indicated releases would allow hunting use this season, easing shortages tied to wartime controls.
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War Production Board
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Janary 1
WPA
Southern Association clash boosts Vols to top standings
Nashville Vols seize early Southern Association lead after a 9 10 inning win over Chattanooga. Key hit by Pete Gray and a late single by Hugh Holiday help Memphis, while Chicago hurler Guy Bush targets the Cracker lineup.
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Southern Association
Nashville Vola
Attaita
Fyl Argundi
Vola
Nashville
Guy Bush
Chicago
Cuba
Warner Lois Alamo
Chattanooga
Finch-place Mobile
Jone Cracker
Pete Gray
Hugh Holiday
Memphis
Tarny Little
Ton Wow Greaney
Aie
Blensingham
Caddies Weigh Nelson Open Pros At Chicago Major
Chicago Aug 22 A crowd of caddies and golf figures discuss Nelsons chances at the All American Open weekend. Richard Ghassen Alvin Roszkowski and Sam Byrd among experts predicting Nelson will reach the top two. Ed Purgol leads amateurs with 67 while Ken Hellemann Kovack and others chase top 24 finals. Sehnolter fails army physical. OShanter meet planned in Chicago.
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Cint— AR .H. Petmoerr
Fattyo
Sicher
Philadelphia
Rex
Hostie Loner
Boston
Stivineias
Kew Work
Avenes
St. Louk
Ane Sireiia
Detroit
Soiree
Washinton
Hoyein
Ehience Nation AT
Musial
St Laws Holker Brosei
St. Laws
Medwick
New York
Hughes
Chicago
Holinex
Weintraut
Galan
Brooklyn
McCormick
Cincinnat
Goll
Byroy Neteon
Harold “Jug” McSpacen
Bob. Hamalllon
Nelson
Sunany
Richard Ghassen
Alvin Rosekowski
Toledo
Bel
Roszkowski
Tom McDermott
Tiurse Fay
McDormatt
Sam O' Byrd
New York Yankee
Ayetter
Sam
Tan
Gallerias
Mithed Netton
Milwaukee
Sawler
George Sehnolter
Spokane
Wash
Fort Doughy Recreation Center
Tom O'Shanter
Sehtelter
Balt Lake City
Ang
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Brooksfield Team Sees Ro Sita Trip Wins And Feedback
Brooksfield players returned from a weekend trip to Rosita Mexico where they won one game and split another in two contests. Jor Bolas led the tour with attendance described as strong and the squad invited back anytime. Meanwhile Negro Service League playoffs resume Wednesday with SAACG and Kelly field rivalries and adjacent matchups including Randolph and Howe AAP meeting at Mayando.
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Service League
Shrughnessy Mayols
Gadet Canter Warhawks
Kelly Field
Randolph Held
Ramblers
Brooksfield Ganders
Randolph
Ledif
Yomsle
Naranjo
Ferrixs
Lanner
Kelly
Narenja
Witte
Taney
Ferriss
Tom Fingay
Dick Midkill
Lehner
Spa
Kimmel
Harimants
Theo
Tisdaly
Mitthewa
Halle
Haine
Ain
Gibson
Conner
Hardin
Sy Ferriss
Ens Wold
I Favors
Lomnep
Tomsiz
Batts
Niaranly Internationai
Leaque
Novak
Eclidep
Merne
Neil
Lomekc
Newark
Lan Vanes
Cappay
Navanlo
Bortune
Bayners
Brooksfield
Rosita
Mexico
Lien
Jor Bolas
Wick
SAACG
Meek
Panig
Howe
Tmnaydo
GI Athletics Get 20 Million For Overseas Gear
New York Aug 22 Army will ship about 29 million dollars of athletic equipment overseas as Lieut. Colt Henry W Clark heads a new athletic branch of the special services division. He cited a policy shift to allocate gear by theater needs after a survey determined amounts and a per man rate.
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New York
Army
Colt Henry W
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Harvard
Special Services Division
Col
Clack
Phe Gl
Marshalls
Alamo Edges Dodgers in San Antonio Softball Final
San Antonio Softball Association final pits Alamo and Doddfield Dodgers after Alamo won the semifinal at San Pedro Park. If Alamo wins Wednesday at Ban Pertra, double elimination could force a second game. winner to state meet in Austin while Doddfield vies in Dallas event.
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Sao Jewelers
Doddfield
Alamo
San Pedro Park
Ban Pertra
Jante
Bobby Myles
Pilcher
Dodd Field
San Antonio
Austin
Dodd
Dallas
Neakar
Maenchow
Rf Wekhardt
Thivally
Lieberman
Avon
Cais
Muenchow
Rekhanti
Mils
Connally
Rat Tern
Eevatis
Twestame Hilt
Deere
Connelly
Casas
Theonbavn Wit
Bie Macnehow
Wassan
Barrer J. de Hariie
Tupty
Nat
Bartern
Barine
Tumoy
Amples
Menard
Lynd
Uzun
Ramblers Add West Coast Game December 10
Randolph Field announces a December 10 football game in Los Angeles against the West Coast Filers at the Los Angeles Coliseum. The Ramblers seek a September 2 opener and prep with about 40 candidates, while several players serve in all-star or military duties.
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Randolph Field
Rambiers
Marth Field
Ramblers
Los Angeles
Filers
Los Angeles Coliseum
Marchfield
California
Jimmy Nelson
all-Americe
Alabema UL
Abilene Army Airfield
Randolph
Mghts
Alamo
Leresting Liewk
Frank
Tritico
Head Coast
Washington Redskins
Bill Dudley
Virginia
Martin Ruby
Walter Parker
Leland
Texas League Means It At Fall Meeting
Warold Ratupf reports from Dallas that the Texa s League plans a fall session to decide on resuming operations next season rather than a stockpiling parley. Dallas president George Scheppa says the club will vote aye to restart and start building a squad. Shreveport expresses strong eagerness to restart, while other cities are ready to enter the league if clubs hesitate.
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Texas League
Warold
Shreveport
Isrla
Dallas
New York Yankees Veteran Catcher Cleared for Navy Training
The New York Yankees announced that veteran catcher Rolle Menissey, 27, passed nine medicals and was accepted for naval training. Hemsley will report to Simptons N.Y. naval training station for enrollment.
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Pew York
Ani
New York Yankees
Rolle Menissey
Hemsley
Simptons N.Y. Naval
Rednlng Auir
Sweepstakes Golf Results at Brackenridge Park
Golf sweepstakes at Brackenridge Park saw G. Hal Hernstein win with 83 gross and 19 hand, T net. John Fox close with 74 292. Dott Valerio 79 67A. Next Sunday Moltay at Wile ow Speier reports the upcoming event.
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Brackenridge Park
G. Hal Hernstein
John Fox
Dott
Valerio
Moltay
Wileow Speier
Form Around The Circuit Asknelated Prene Baltinire Fight Results
A garbled recap lists multiple boxers and results across cities including New York Phila Newark and Los Angeles. It notes Predils Archer and Tommy Dames among others, with scattered scores and matchups. Kansas City star Satchel Paige is praised for fanning ten in seven innings as the Kansas City Pirates beat Birmingham Monday night.
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Vic Qellinuris
Wee York
Jnhniny Walker
Philadembia
Coney
Welch
Portland
Maina
Deri Leenhir
Mlindeiohia
Philadelena
Archer
Newark
Ellie
Isa
Rome
Paterson
Not
Fai
Chooce
Jimme
Oh Haga
Tommy Dames
New York
Broddie Behll
Akron
Ohi
OL Satch
Kansas
Gity
Satchel Patee
Kansas City Mannrews
Birmingham Bavons
Patre
New York Cubans
Yankee
Sted
Grand American Shooters Rally Opens Amid Large Prize Pool
The Grand American trapshooting event opens Wednesday in Indiana with $250,000 plus in prizes. Defending champion Jasper Roy Klers from Dayton trails strong contenders as shooters from Peru and Clinton compete for national crowns across multiple state preliminaries.
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Ameritanian
Herschelfeld
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Cheek
Clinton
Dayton
Smith
Jasper Roy
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Jasper
Winl
Kyles
State Junior Entry List Grows By Nine
The state junior golf tournament nears its halfway point as nine new entrants join the field. Notables from San Antonio Abilene Victoria Denton and Dallas are listed with more expected from Austin Fort Worth and Houston. Qualifying rounds begin soon with a potential 100 players in the field and no entry fee for eligible amateurs under the war stamp prize plan.
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Brackenridge Park
Herael Gray Jr
Tom Gretnan
Freddie Martine
John Wagenfein
Bob Daubert
San Antonio
Bill Maxwell
Abilene
Buddy Weaver
Victoria
Terry Tate
Bill Turner
Denton
Murray Brooks
L. M. Grannell Jr
Dallas
Gterling Browning
Crannell
Wightry
Uythday
Tennis FLADELEITA Aug 22 picks up second round
Unclear passable text from the Aug 22 tennis tournament report notes multiple players advancing in a national event. Mentions Philadelphia Cricket Hub and several players from New Smyrna Beach Brookline and Seattle with match scores and rounds, plus a Southampton invitational noted as starting today with a two player opening round.
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Girig
Philadelphia
Witgess
Vearald
ARES
Dito
Tardeaft
Mary Cunpingham
Pasn
Texas
Recutta
Loulan Som
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Calli
Behle Inihocase
Isco
Vubird
Chiftoy
New Smyrny
Xeeciet
Killy Ene
Brooktine
Movs
Nilo Irwin
New York
Jean Doyle
Bon Direc
Cal
Barbara Palemor
Newton Center
Mrsg
Norma Teaperingh
Harrington Park
New Bo
Bulvin
Amien
Midnavel Ar
Nowvari
Ant Rouge
Bower
Merion
Soudhampton
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Southhampton
Fourney
Abe
Annlyne Furmome Mols Wb
Seriya Af Keunitot
Lient
Don Dte Neill
Nov
Semi-Pro Ball Highlights and Standout Performances
A garbled recap notes Graves and others in semi pro action with mentions of Wilkes-Barre, Fresport, and a 75 score. It references Graves Rava’s late hits and a defended title by Baytown and Ellington in a knockout format, plus notes on runs, innings, and a tourney context across Wichita, Kam, and Minnesota areas.
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Graves
Om Iotthnandar
Wilkes-Barre
Fresport
CAM Halon Dia
Rand Blue
Ellington Fin
Baytown
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