NBA Ratings Advance Baksi And Williams
Washington July 13. National Boxing Association announces quarterly ratings with Joe Bakal of Wilkes-Barre and Pancd ke Williams of Trenton advancing to select class in heavyweights and lightweights. Bakst tops outstanding boxers after recent win over Let Savold. Williams among logical contenders. Several titled holders remain in military service. foreign boxers receive boosted recognition amid limited civilian activity.
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Count Dard
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Touinville
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Maxico
Logical Cantendera
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Philadelphia
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Vera
Inekie Patterrin
Peter’ Kans
Alex Murali
Norman Lewis
George Parks
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Sammy Reyald
Joe Curran
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Fight Night Results Across Regions Include Knockouts
An array of boxing results lists fighters such as E Ho Silvers, Lea Ned Brown, Red Doty, Horace Leftwich, and Jimmy Witla with various knockouts and points. Events span Buffalo New York to Oakland California with contenders from Philadelphia to Youngstown, details include weights around 128 to 186 pounds and notable outcomes in multiple venues.
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Vonn
Sarinan
E. Ho
Fridsenart
Otvolutet
Lea Ned" Brown
Digtrolt
Red Doty
Hartiar
Larry’ Untae
Ford
al Wilmington
Whistling Wille Roach
Wilmington
Horace Leftwich
Buffulo
N.Y
Buck
Blreetoy UA
Collingnwood NT
Jimmy Witla
Vincent Bayard
Wilealngelon
Marry
Domingo Diag
Barta
Rita
Frankie Leta
Trytawlony Kknarked
Earl Mintz
Jurney Pain
Oakland
Calif
Pantle Peters
Dsr
San Frangisco
el Pont Escobar
Waco Title Scrap Off Hirst Plans Exhibition Bout
In Waco Texas promoter's box show shifts after Patricio Zivie and Mattie injured. Hirst the Texas middleweight king was to meet Zivie in an exhibition while Villa would headline a 154 pound bout. Hirst is with the army at San Antonio. Villa promotes from the field. EL PASO July 13 Sheppard of Houston claimed the Mexican heavyweight title with a knockout over Ramirez in the Juarez bullring, defending against Ramirez in two weeks.
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Chuck Hirsh
Manuel Will
Innierd Hirst
Texas
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Villa
Hivia
Armed Services
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Waco Army Air Field
EL Paso
Vee Sheppard
Houston
Perco
Mexico
Lotamo Rer
Sheppard
Ramirez
Juarez
Wee Sheppard
Mag
Football Meeting Set for July 19
The National Association of Football Commissioners announces its fifth annual convention to be held July 19 and 20 to arrange the 14s season. Attending officers include President Arthur R. Hutchins and commissioners Ed Wh. Mn Atherton Pacific Coast James W St Clair Southwest conference and others from Southern Southeastern Eastern Missouri Valley Big Ten and Big 8 conferences.
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Wasmln Llu
Wationsl Association of Footeball Commissénere
Arthur R. Hutchins
Edwh
Atherton
Ana
Bushell
Arthur EB. Eilers
John By Griffin
Big Ten
Reaves F. Peters
James W
St. Clair
Munger Declines All Star Coaching Post
Philadelphia July 13 An ESPN report states George Munger of the University of Pennsylvania football team declined a coaching post with the college all star football team bound for Chicago in August. He said pre season drills start today and he cannot report in time. Chicago to Mackinac Yacht Race set for Saturday with 35 entries in the 333 mile event. The Amo Rita holds a 31 hour record from 1911.
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George Mungertooten
University of Peninsylvania
Chicago
Munger
Midwest
Chicago-to- Mackinac
Chicago Harbor
Lake Michigan
Amorita
Calgary
Timg
Arque Wack
SIBKS
AL Vittoria
Westwoadus
Man of Tron
Taatcher
Whaner
Unidea
Ninty Uewel
Gibbons
Dusek Retains Wrestling Title In Turbulent Match
Texas heavyweight Eric Dusen, wrestling champion, defeated Alfred Mills in a controversial match at Municipal Auditorium. Mills faced disqualification after Dizzy Davis appeared ringside to assist Mills while Lord Alfred finished Dusek with a pin. Davis and Leroy McGuirk fought to a draw in the semi final.
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Texas
Municipal Auditorium
Alefred Mills
Dusek
Mills
Dizzy Davis
Lord Alfred
Charley Schwartz
Davis
Dorothy Livengood
Schwartz
Leroy McGuirk
Elis Enshsara
Toni Zaharing
Emil Das
Veterans shine at AAU swim meet in Clementon
Clementon New Jersey July meet features two returning war veterans. Billy Kelly, 20, Marine from Chapel Hill, wins 220 yard breaststroke in 2 50, narrowly beating Jim McLaughlin of Philadelphia. Bob Monihan of Wildwood, veteran, takes 220 yard freestyle in 2 364, ahead of Wilmer Abutt naval trainer. Beverly Kuenfelder of Penn Hall College dominates 440 yard backstroke in 58 4 seconds.
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N. J
Clementon Lake Park
Billy Kelly
Chapel Hill
N.C
Jim Mclaughlin
Philadelphia
Bob Monihan
Wildwood
N. d
U S Negro Leads Mexican Hitters in Mexico City Liga
In Mexico City on July 13, U S Negro bats for Mexico City and tops the Mexican league hitting race. Wright leads with 385 while Hernandez sits at 382 and Formentes 377 on Veracruz. Videl Lopez from Monterrey tops home run pace with nine. Chico Hernandez, ex-Chicago Cubs catcher, plays for Veracruz with eight.
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Mexico City
Bagua Ternandes
Puebla
Wild Bill Wright
Wave Wright
Hernandez
Pedro Formentes
Veracruz
Videl Lopez
Monterrey
Chico Hernandez
Chicajo Cubs
Verajoruas
Marshall Maxim Fight in Cleveland
Matchmaker Larry Aiking announced the signing of Pfc Jory Maxbu, Cleveland heavyweight, and Lloyd Marshall, Cleveland and Sacramento, for a 1d round outdoor fight at Cleveland Bladhim July 27. Maxi, stationed at Camp Maulding, had a long winning streak, while Marshall lost recently to Holman Williams by a 10 round decision in Washington Monday Night.
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UPIS
Larry Aiking
Pfc
Jory Maxbu
Cleveland
Lioyt Marshall
Sacramento
Galt
Bladhim
Maxi
Camp Maulding Ma
Marshall
Washington
Holman Williams
Brady Coach Rudder Receives Distinguished Service Cross
James Earl Rudder former Brady High School coach and later head coach at John Tarleton and Texas A M, was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism on D day. As commander of the Ranger battalion he landed on Omaha Beach and directed the assault on the cliffs despite heavy fire and wounds. His leadership and devotion to duty were cited as in keeping with the highest traditions of the service.
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Bradyita
James Earl
Rudder
Ranger
Polit Diu Hoe
France
Rangera
Ruddar
Haro
Colonal Rudder
John’ Tarleton College
Texas A. and
M. College
Brady High School
Bulldogs
John Tarieton
Stephenville
Margaret Williamon
Ready
Hei
James Zarter
Margareth Ann
Mre
D. F Ridder
Joh Rudder
No Racing At Del Mar Turf Club This Summer
Los Angeles reports that Del Mar Turf Club in San Diego will not conduct its summer meeting. W F Tunney, vice president and general manager, cites a war department communication via Undersecretary Patterson opposing resumption of racing. Del Mar withdrew after manpower and local opposition concerns.
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Los Angeles
del Mar Turf Club
Bing Crosby
San Diego
W. F. Tunney
Robert P. Patterson
Skrting
del Mar ‘Turf Club
Hia
5 del Mar
Racing Board
War Manpower Commission
Stronghold to Race in Franklin at Garden State
The article notes Stronghold will enter Saturday’s Benjamin Franklin at Garden State, with Fitzsimmons training and Stronghold rated seven, amid a crowded rail with other hopefuls for the Empire City meeting. Subdued previously raced at Aqueduct and Ring Post also features among the contenders alongside Metronol and Belmont-based competitors.
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W-reks
Sonny Jim
Fitanimmona
Garden Slate Park Front Aqueduct
Stronghold
Benjamin Franklin
Garden State Stronghold
Fitzsimmons
Ring Post
Tee Martin
Belmont Park
Arlington Qiarknday
George J. Steinnere Poulin
W. W. Crenshaw
G. Smith
Jamaica
Woelser
Brain Stable
Eddie
Belair
Drayn
Honavet
Damalea
Empire City Racine Association
Brackenridge Park Women’s Golf Tourney Results
Mrs Erlach won at Brackenridge Park with a net 99 24 75 and led a field including Ferguson 86 1096 and Guin 95 1876. Lee Wilson, Mik Rose, and Mrs H Darkond followed in fourth as the sparse card listed final placements.
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Brackenridge Park
the Park
Ted
Ferguson
Alb
Guin
Lee Wilson
Mik
Rose
Darkond
Demaree Signs with Portland Beavers
Louis July 13. Frank Demaree veteran outfielder from St. Louis Browns and Cardinals signed a contract with the Portland Beavers of the Pacific Coast League. Demaree had played for three NL clubs and was released by the Cardinals in March. He joined the Browns but was released in June as payroll reductions hit. Beavers GM William Klepper said Demaree joined as a free agent.
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Cins
Frank Demaree
Vetera
Tecenty
St. Louis Browns
Cardinals
Hox
Portland Beavers
Demaree
The
Carda
Browns
William Kleper
Beavers
Demarees
Chick Evans Still Winning At Golf
Chicago veteran Chick Evans, turning 64 soon, claimed the 20th annual Stampede tournament with a 118 total from rounds of 39 33. Evans topped 175 players in the event held Wednesday, marking another late career victory for the famed amateur.
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Chick Evans
Chicago
Charles “Chick” Evans
Hin Lang
River Forest tennis meet features several notable matchups
In Chicago the River Forest tennis tourney reaches quarterfinals with Dorothy Bundy of Santa Monica facing scene Dunn of Dea Bornes and Mary Arnold of Los Angeles against Nancy Corbett of er Poteat. Betty Ruth Huibert meets Catharine Wolf as Norman Bickel and Thuno Halstead duel, while Pancho Segura, injured, misses singles to focus on national title after Forest Wills event.
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Chicago
Wemen
River Forest
Dorothy Bundy
Santa Montes
Calif
Dunn
Dea Bornes
Mary Arnold
Los Angelere
Nancy Corbett
Er ‘Poteat
Betty Ruth Huibert
Louis Tobk
Catharine Wolf
Bikhart
Ind
Norman Bickel
Wee, Foren
Thuno Halstead
Eaten
Bil Talbeye
Indianapolis
Francisno “Pancho” Segura
Segura
Forest Wills
March Field to Meet Redskins in August Exhibition
Los Angeles reports the 1944 season opener will feature the March Field Fifers versus the Washington Redskins on August 25. Sammy Baugh, star quarterback, leads the Eastern champions as the Redskins set up training quarters in San Diego.
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Los Angeles
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March Field Fifers
Washington Redskins
Sammy Baugh
San Diego
Owls Show Promise in I Formation Scrimmage
HOUSTON July 13 10 The Ries Owls completed first summer scrimmage under hot conditions with I formation plays. Starters included Brice Hradbeer George Giminger Truman Wright H J Nichols Johnny Cox Frank Lawrence George Walmsley David Parrish Benton Davis will miss the year leaving guard spots thin. Husky tackles led by Wright James Martin and Dan Datone workouts under Coach Joe Davis.
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Houston
Ries Owls Dome
Jess Netty
Owls Hays
Brice’ Hradbeer
George Giminger
Bob Zelsmen
Truman Wright
H. J. Nichols
Johhny Cox
H. D. Tate
Frank Lawrence
George Walmsley
David Parrish
Carl Russ
Georgia Tech Coach Says Team Must Improve After Sugar Bow Loss
Georgia Tech coach states the Jackets played fair but not as well as last year after a Sugar Bowl setback. He notes the squad is younger this season and emphasizes rebuilding from the Tulsa win memory while preparing for tougher Southwestern Conference foes.
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Biloxt
Mis
Amy
Leach Wiliam
Bil Alexander
Georgia Tech
Yellow Jackets
Tulsa
New Orleans
Waldo Ross Tops Calgary Rodeo Winners
Waldo Moss of Warner Alberta won top money in the branch riding competition at the Calgary exhibition and stampede. Mitch Owens of Fresno California finished as runner-up. Owena won bareback bucking, with Bil Linderman of Red Lodge Montana second. In steer riding Lindermen won, Owens second.
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Calgary
Dimly
Waldo Moss
Warner
Alta
Stampede
Mitch Owens
Troma Fresno
Calif
Owena
Bil Linderman
Red Lodge
Mont
Lindermen
Owens
Royal Exiles to Meet Toronto Club in Big Cricket Match
Toronto hosts the Royal Exiles, a New York club of West Indian players, ranked among North America’s best, as they prepare to face the Toronto Cricket Club on July 20 and 23 in Gotham Cricket League competition.
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Royal Exiles
North Amer Fea
Tronto Cricket Club
Exiles
New York
Gotham Cricket
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