Tobin Left Off National League All Star Squad 1944
The National League named its 1944 all star squad with Tobin notably left off the team. Veterans from St. Louis, Cincinnati, and other clubs made the roster, including Mort Cooper, Ray Bender, Tommy Holmes, and Stan Musial. Newcomers Don Mehagan and Connie Ryan earned their first star nods, while George Munger of the Cards and Buck Walters were among the notable selections. Pittsburgh, Chicago, Boston, and Brooklyn placed three players each.
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American League All Stars Named in Wartime Selection
The American League named its 25 all stars for the seventh wartime game to be played July 11 at Pittsburgh with Joe McCarthy to manage. Ten holdovers return, including Rick Farrell and Bob Johnson, while several first-time selections come from Detroit St Louis Chicago and Boston.
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Baseball standings and results across the American League
A garbled recap of league standings and daily results listing teams such as St Louis Boston New York Cleveland Philadelphia and Chicago with win loss records and game notes. It mentions pitchers and home runs, plus several team matchups and scoring details from multiple games.
Baseball All Star Selections Highlight Veteran Giants and Cubs
Mel Ott of the Giants joins the roster as a veteran in the outfield with Joe Medwick and Bill Nicholson of the Cubs among the outfielders. Augie Galin of the Dodgers and Vince DiMaggio of the Pirates also earn spots. Max Butcher and Art Cuccurullo of the Pirates are batting practice pitchers with Virgil Davis as bullpen catcher. honorary coach Honus Wagner leads host team with Mike Gonzales and Fred Fitasimmons as active coaches.
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Baseball schedule listed for major leagues and two games each
The schedule shows American and National league teams playing two games weekly. Chicago vs Washington, Detroit vs Boston, St Louis vs Philadelphia, Cleveland vs New York, plus Philadelphia vs Pittsburgh, Brooklyn vs Cincinnati, New York vs St Louis are on tap. Northwestern football hopefuls number around 100, with summer practice starting July 5 under Coach Lynn Waldorf.
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Hughson Tops AL Hurlers In 1942 Opening Sweep
Dell Tex Hughson of the Boston Red Sox dominates the season opener twin bill blanking the St Louis Browns 3-0 in nine innings and leading his league with 12th win as Boston also takes the nightcap 3-2 to close within a game and a half of first. The Browns suffer a fourth loss in six games. Cleveland and Detroit win. Cardinals sweep Dodgers. White Sox and Yankees split. Met batting feats highlight a busy day across the circuit.
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Ed Kubule Named New Coach of Brooklyn NPFL Team
Brooklyn New York July 3 Ed Kubule former Centre College Kentucky and TCU coach signs to succeed Buff Donelll as coach of the Brooklyn NPFL club. Donell will remain in his government job.
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Parade of Champions Fight Night July 4 at Municipal Auditorium
The program features champions Fritsie Zivic Bob Pastor and Al Hostak plus amateur bouts led by Nor Moyle. Texas army navy champs compete as the night progresses. Tickets available Monday and Tuesday at the auditorium Elis and Legion Post 420. Proceeds fund athletic equipment for soldiers in Moyle’s overseas pool.
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Hostak to Box Tom Attra on July 4 Parade Card
Camp Bowie presents a July 4 exhibition featuring former middleweight champion Hostak vs Tom Attra of Brooksfield plus other notables. The card at Municipal Auditorium includes Zivic and Lleut. Bob Pastor, while Nor Moyle’s team faces navy stars. Local school and Navy ties noted amid personnel changes.
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Tennis Tourneys Shine Amid Turbulent July Play
Scattered coverage from Chicago to El Paso details tournament action as Pancho Segura and other top players headline a busy week. Kovacs and Van Horn topple Tilden in Forest Hills openers while Nile McNeVan Horn advance in El Paso semis, with Western rivals and junior events shaping a crowded summer tennis scene.
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