Haegg Poised To Break Two Mile World Mark At Los Angeles
Swedish runner Haegg headlines a large track program at the Los Angeles Coliseum aiming to break the two mile world mark. Rival Gilbert Dodds follows with strong form as others vie for records in sprint events, jumps, and field events. The meet features top American and international athletes vying for world and American records on a fast clay track.
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Frank Ngill
Los Angeles
INS
Coliseum
Ike Luis Belc
Dodds
Gilbert Dodds
Boston
Eke
Gunder
Chicago
Lark
Jaewe
California
Yeolgevin
Haege
Miklos Azaba
Don Tash
In- Ua
Mehl
Wiscdhsmut Heep
Onty
Foray
Army Air Corps
Beaumont Youth Baseball Clash Delayed for Health Rules
A Beaumont Flying school baseball game against the Ne Neches league all stars was moved from July 20 to July 10 due to infantile paralysis concerns. The Texas decision permits the game but prohibits admission for boys and girls 12 years old and younger.
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Raxuas
Hera
Hepa
Beaumont
Texas
Exhibitions defeat Yankees 8 to 4 in July show
The exhibition tilt at York saw the Yankees fall 8 to 4 as major league stars Olsen and Byrne delivered key hits. Barney Keefe and Ed Peilaerini contributed doubles for the Yankees while Vern Olsen of the Cubs started and held the visitors.
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Ad Gano
York Yankeer
Phe Bitejarkes
Fyth
Lie Sufers
Allien
Tpsia Dissensi
Vern Oisen
Chicago
Les Shanner
Mound
Olsen
Sutlers
Tiny Byrne
Turmeriy
Chic News! Fears
Xincn
Yankees
Barney “Key
Eade Peilaerini
Fairkee
Sims veTun
York
Taninga
Siakox
Burne and Hemblex
Stern ‘Olsen
Har
Merrick
Havin
G. Dickey
Market Wise Seeks Big Race Win in Butler Handicap
In the $30,000-added Butler Handicap at Thmnica, Market Wise aims to rebound after a sizing Massachusetts win. Top rivals include Shutout from Mrs Payne Whitney’s stable and Thumbs Up from Lou Mayer’s barn, with a $23,580 winner’s purse and Market Wise’s high money standings at stake.
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Ket Wise
Yeeegee
Ilegs
Massachusetts
Stepper
Lou Twano
Jooks
Payne Whitney
Mayer
Chicago
Texas Totty
William Woodward
William Hells
Salto
New Orleans
Otters
the Rhymer
Joe Brown
Arnold Hanger
Sam Riddle
Discovery
Crusader
Domino
Campbell Grabs Consistent Rounds in Brackenridge Park Play
Campbell posts rounds of 66 and 69 with a strong showing at Brackenridge Park Golf Course. He finishes Friday with 35 on the front nine and a scorching back nine for a low total, amid the Grand Sweepstake tourney buildup. Teammate Jimmy Waleus and Harry Moor accompany him in the Friday field.
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Miller Campbell
Kolloway Enlists and Heads to Camp Grant
Chicago White Sox utility infielder Kolloway passed his army physical and will report to Camp Grant on July 30. He plans to disrupt furlough timing, will remain with the team through July 28, with Jimmy Webb as a likely temporary replacement. Joe Cullar is noted as a thin choice.
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Don’ Kolloway
Chicago White Sox
Camp Grant
Kolloway
White Sox
Jimmy Webb
Webb
Joe Cullar
Carbon Fishing at Freeport Relaxed for Port Area
Coast guard port captain EB Simmen says regulations near Freeport are eased to allow fishing within roughly two and a third miles from the port. Relaxation cited food value of fish and minimal interference with normal fishing operations. details on identification cards and other rules are hinted but unclear in the brief note.
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Livul
EB. Simmen
Coast Guard
Ortiz Ready For Robleto In Seattle Bout
Manuel Ortiz prepares for a world bantamweight title defense against Joe Robleto of Pasadena at a Seattle venue on Monday night. The anticipated bout features Ortiz defending his crown in a scheduled 12-round fight.
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Manuel Ortiz
Joe Robleto
Pasadena
Harman Leads Utah Golfers in Open Play
Harman, Sid Harman of Walla Walla, led Utah Open action as the 1941 team heads into the second round at Salt Lake City. He shot three under par in round one to gain a three point team edge, with Lingh Mangrum and Lieut. W. H. Zylstra tied for second, and local players Ernie Schneiter and George Schneiter among the leaders. The 72-hole event at Salt Lake Country Club tees off Sunday, with winning pros sharing $1,000 and amateurs receiving $204 in bonds.
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Utah
Sid Harman
Walla Walla
Wasi
Harman
Lingh Mangrum
Los Angeles
Hydercup
Lieut. W. HL Zyletma
Poranwlo
Idaho
Grand Empirs
Mich
Papain
Rolf Teau
Sculeur
Cay
BR. W.semitsen
Fort Douglas
Tita
Red Mansell
Los Ansheles
Dick Montgomery
Salt Lake Country Club
Mangrum
Zylstra
Herasn
Base ball game between Easton and Liberty Tote men cancelled
The annual baseball game between the single and parried men of Easton's Liberty Tote Company was cancelled today for the first time in years as the Intoherers, nearly wiped out by the draft, were unable to field a team.
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Easton
Liberty Tote Company
Pro Football Cuts Travel Costs for 1943 Season
The Office of Defense Transportation estimates professional football will cut travel by about 7 percent in 1943, saving 70,000 passenger miles. Schedules and player counts were revised, with coaches’ accommodations used when possible and Pullman travel limited.
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Tinsi
Office of Defense Transportation
Houston Baseball AJUSTON Defeats Heights Hebels 8-0
In the Houston Post semi pro tournament at Build stadium, AJUSTON dominated Heights Hebels 8-0 behind Rowen Wantock two hit pitching and only three walks. Wantock fanned 13, with strong infield support from Second Baretnka Woody Row, Shortstop Jack Passe, and Third Sucker Duke Duestt. Falstaff contributed two hits as well, while Rebel hitters were held off line and mostly retired in the infield.
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Jon Falstaff
Heights Hebels
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Houston Post
Buil Stadium
Rowan Wantock
Wantock
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Wantuck
Baretnka Woody Row
Jack Passe
Duke Duestt
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Akin
Frets
Helton
Phaipss
BONTAY BASHBALL SCHEDULE AND ACADEMY PREP NEWS
League schedule repeats with odd spellings and fragments. Mentions Pill ark park Pittman Sullivan and Dan’s inte aoc Brees minee. Athlete Lewds Roney from Powell Wyoming heads to Annapolis for a physical exam ahead of entering U S Naval Academy.
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Pillark
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Roney
Powell
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Ane Mapolis
U. & Raval Academy
Watch Out For Browns Says Dykes
CHICAGO July 1-01 The toughest team down the American league pennant stretch JL will be there St. Louis Browns says Jimmy Dykes manager of Chicago White Sox This observation follows the Browns four straight losses to the New York Yankees and amid talk of the Yankees leading the league Dykes says the Browns will bat the toughest from now on due to Vern Stephens and George McQuinn returning to the lineup He notes the Sox and Tigers push and Cleveland Indians story as context The strike has sidelined 1 of 15 rules crow the Sox this year
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St. Louis Browns
Jimmy Dykes
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Browns
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Yankees
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Cleveland Indians
Star Contest To Nashville All-Star Clash Ends 3-2
Nashville wins the Southern Association all-star game 3 to 2 behind Glent Gardner a swarthy right hander who hurled well on Friday night A crowd of 9350 paid 845 Lester and standout ewirkle tit Howard Fox Birmingham’s right hander took the loss yielding the first half champs two runs Garret McBryce led the visitors with strong hitting The Knoxville pitcher drove in Nashville’s only run in the ninth with two base hits and scored on a single by Bolum The Star lineup featured Torres Fox Anderson and Gander Brekner and the crowd saw a tense finish in a tightly played exhibition game
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Lester
Ewirkle
Howard Fox
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Nordanderson
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Gil Parres
Chattanooga
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Garret McBryce
Torres
Fox
Anderson
Bolum
Bitchie
St. Lewis
Gander Ant Brekner
Tennis finals set with Atwater and Oliver their rivals
Oliver, a Perth Amboy southpaw, upset Gurveth of San Diego to reach the nationals title match. Howe Atwater of Illinois overcame Chicago’s Jerry Evert in the open semifinal, with scores 6-1 6-8 5-3, setting up a Bust versus Middle West final.
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Middle West
Charles Oliver
Perth Amboy
N.d
Gene Gur'yeth
San Diego
Howe Atwater
Llinei
Jerry Evert
Standings and game notes from MALO LEAGUE in New York
Standings show Rae Detevil 82 and Be Chicuze 36 with Cleveland at 14. Philyloteh faces Wash with 427 and others listed. Pitchers Bourbon, Gey, Chestopher, Favan, Swift, White, Kirlands noted along with rosters and scheduled games including Thied Stephens and Conroy.
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Chicuze
Sue Waahliele
Cleveland
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Tania
Atk Philyloteh
Pridax
Keaulte
Wash
Teesner
Anil Barly
Bughy
Gey Woon
Berroa
Gox
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Favan
Case
Swift
White
Kirlards
Chasapher
Bi Lowia
Conroy
Peacock
Mundlel
Hares
Ivers
Heaton Crow
St Louw
Stephens
Unclear Schedule Fragment for Teams and Venues
Fragmentary text lists venues and opponents such as St. Louis at Bowton and Cleveland at Feastinaton with scattered names like Tomas Bashnall and New York. The OCR is garbled, making precise teams, dates, and events unreadable.
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Tomas Bashnall Schedult
National Leagan Iivago
New York
Doubie Hender
Erauchnaattal
Tailachinhla
T2au
St. Louis
Bowton
Toy Bn
Bisbureh
Brooklsay
Anerrivah Lestar Ae York
Cleveland
Bop
Migrato
St. Beuits
Fritndetthin
Wetrale
Cox Apologizes Over Frick Decision for Phillies
Philadelphia official William J. Cox apologizes for his sharp protest over Frick decisions in Phillies Giants dispute. He states the protests misread as personal attack, asserts Frick erred in two calls and cites league rule penalties not applied. Cox praises Frick’s integrity and notes no desire to have the board overrule the league.
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National Semme
Ford Frick
Phillies
William J. Cox
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Cox
Brick
Frick
Ie Hoard
Milwaukee area players shine in scattered high school notes
Fragmentary OCR lists names and locations including Milwaukee, Toledo, Minneapolis, and Indianapolis with scattered references to players such as Berry, Helf, Burkbert, Garrett, Hendryiekeon, Jene Vaning, Peterson, Payutt, Keller, and others. The piece hints at postponed games and local prep action with no coherent narrative or dates due to damaged text.
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American Association
Toledo
St Pan Mainncanmih
Tomaselli
Ransay
Hell Creel
Bat Econd
Milwaukee
Colimmun
Berry
Helf
Swatter Lehner Rejoins SAACC Baseball Loop
Swatter Lehner returns to the SAACC lineup after a transfer pause. He bats .444 in league play and is set to rejoin Sunday’s Cadet Center game against the Honda Navigators, with other Sunday matchups listed including Brooks vs Stinson and Normoyle vs Kelly on fields across the schedule.
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Teague
ACG
Enos Slaughter
Eddie Kuzak
Brooks
SAAC
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Evo
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Lehrer
Formidade Honda Navigalors
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Normoyle
Kelly
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Feat
Harridge Denounces Sewell After Umpire Incident
President Harridge of the American League criticized manager Luke Sewell of the St Louis Browns amid charges published about umpire decisions in a St Louis New York game. Harridge defended the umpires and denied favoritism toward the Yankees, noting Sewell’s statements as foolish and out of line. The dispute followed a ruling on a runner scoring from third after a wild throw, corrected by umpire Summers. The Browns had just completed a four game sweep by the Yankees, who won the pennant.
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Bill Summers
New York
Lien
Barridee
Torofer
Yankees
Wae
Frisch Fined $75 For Umpire Rumpus
Pirates manager Prankie Frisch was fined $75 by National League President Ford Frish for entering the plate to protest a called strike during Thurnsey's game with Brooklyn. Frisch ignored umpire warnings from Beat Tearson, prompting the penalty.
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Inn
Prankie Prisch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ford Tulek
National League
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Tearson
Thurnsey
Brooklyn
Elble
Fletcher
Harridge denies Yankees protest over Detroit interference
President William Harridge informed Joe McCarthy that the Yankees protest of a Detroit game on June 30 had been denied. McCarthy argued Detroit runner Joe Wood interfered with Joe Gordon on a batted ball.
Golf's Best Rally to Ridh Chicago Tam O Shanter Tourneys
Golf stars and amateurs from major circuits prepare for the Tam O Shanter championships in Chicago with Byron Nelson and Sam Snead among expected entrants. top professionals and many amateurs from Detroit and Great Lakes naval base join the field alongside women contenders led by Pally Berg and Betty Hicks.
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Inilal
Byron Nelson
Tay O'Shanter
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Semmer Nablonas
Whens
Pally Berg
AGH Apolis
Wom
Aryl Betty Hicks
Long Beach
Catif
Detroit Tigers Chase Lead With Yankees Series Sweep
The Detroit Tigers, buoyed by strong hitting led by Wakefield Higgins York and Harris, vie to overtake the New York Yankees in the American League by sweeping a three-game set with the A's while the White Sox and Yankees split doubleheaders. In the National League, St Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Dodgers win dominant games as Lombardi sparks the Cubs in a long battle.
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Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Yanks
Steve O'Neill
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St Beau
Connin Mack
Hal White
Dick Wakefield Legnine
Nood
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Red Sox
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O'Neil
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Beves
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Dutely Leonard
Jim Bagby
Ab Tb
Hub Jotnaut
Alex Kanoucls
Gerald Priddy
Joe Cronin Spain
Mike Chartuk
St. Louis
Foatton Red Sox
Junior Stephens
Army beckons 16 Ernie Lombardi faces 1943 season
News notes Ernie Lombardi of the New York Giants teeters on army induction in 1943 jeopardizing a key run producer and catcher. The Giants rely on Lombardi’s bat to move from NL cellar while Hank Wyse and Clyde Shoun pitch. The Phillies fall 4 1 to 1 as Clnchynuth homers and the Yankees and White Sox idle.
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INS
Erin Lombardi
New York Giants
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Armed Services
Giants
Bill Nicholson
Lombaryi Grove
Hank Wyse
Clnchynuth
Phillies
Phils
Ed Heusser
Meller
Clyde
Aefilers
Yankees
White Sox
Unclear Fight Card Fragment Signals Mixed Results
Fragmentary OCR text mentions multiple fighters and places including Puerto Rico Chester Pennsylvania Fort Devens Charlestown and Fall River. The garbled lines imply a boxing or fighting result with names like Waldo and Mirgariga but lack coherent details or outcomes.
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Fort Devens
Khiyale
Waldo
Charlestown
Tammonia
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Mirgariga
Fall River
Moss
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