Cadet Center and Kelly Clash at Tech Field
Cadet Center and Kelly meet in a Tuesday night game at Tech Field with Reed Tack starting for Cadet Center. The doubleheader includes Symson at Randolph and M. Normoyle at Brycks, as a crowded slate features Teague and Danic in key matchups and notes the Cadet Center’s improving defense and mounting crowd interest.
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Normoyle
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Cade
Hope
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Stinson
Robert
Rosy" Bower
Warhawk
Randalph
Homer
Gibson
Stein
Brooks Field
Hondo
Navigatory
Kellyfield
Broks Ganders
Bob Peterson
Cie Hill
Sp. mM
Savoda
Mid-Town Defeats Nonincest in Junior Baseball Game
Mid-Town team won 17 to 6 over Nonincest in a junior league game. Winning pitcher Nordday Bor Wankersley delivered solid innings. Harry Carpenter contributed for the winsome team, helping secure the lopsided victory.
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Nonincest
Bor Wankersley
Harry Carpenter
Warkors
Sports Ready To Play Ball in Wartime Era
Shreveport club president Bonneau Peters says reopening the Texas league in 1944 is unlikely. He cites the manpower shortage and wartime constraints as decisive factors, noting league decisions will follow the president's guidance and overall war progress.
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Buqeverlay
Shreveport
Bonneau Pereers
Shreveport Club
Fodey
Peters
Europe
Texas League Faces 1944 Comeback Talk Amid Transportation Strains
Sportlights by Harold Scherwitz surveys Texas Eastball league officials debating a 1944 return after a 1943 shutdown. They cite war-time transportation, tires, and manpower constraints, while noting public support for baseball and war-bond fund raising. Critics warn of eroded credibility for league leaders who halted play.
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Raw
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Ural
Southern
Ean
Jack Hutchinson eyes real clash after Montgomery bid
Philadelphia report details Beau Angott’s plan to fight Swarthy Tommy Angott in September with hopes for a Montgomery rematch. Hutchinson, fresh from a Shibe Park display, failed to dominate Johnny Hutchinson and faces a crowded path through top rivals as promoters weigh location and opponents.
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Sid Fever
Philadelphia
Bob Montgomery
Bob
Bea
Andy
Tomy Angott
Montgomery
Herman Taylor
New York
Mike Jacobs
Taylor
Giorgia Boy
Angot
Ank- Jacobs
Sammy
Thea Sell
Ompress
Uate
Hutchinson
Jack
Joose
Tesl
Johnny
Béau
Eitcher
Mike Williamson Lends Umpiring Expertise at Cadet Center
Mike Williamson the veteran baseball umpire has been inducted at the San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center. Now a private in the signal squadron, he works on drill grounds and hopes to resume Service league duties when his military schedule allows.
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Mto Service
Mike Williamson
Doda Field
Mike
San Antonio
Williamson
Sqgnal
Where They Play TRSDAYS HASEEALE SCEUULE
Amateur teams and venues listed in a garbled schedule. Names like Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn St Louis New York and Chicago appear among unreadable lines. The fragment hints at broadcast or league scheduling with multiple cities and opponents across American locations.
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San Antonio
Philadelphia
Patel
Day
Chivaxg
Debt
Priteburgh
Brooklyn
New York
St Wuis
Waneneton
St Liisa New York
Waco Flyers Triumph In Houston Semi Final Tourney
The Waco Army Flyers beat Baytown Humble Oilers 6 2 in Houston Monday night to clinch the final against the Oilers. Waco went undefeated in the double elimination tourney, aided by strong pitching and timely hitting behind Nick Capavich. Baytown used three pitchers including George Mills and Jess Burch, while Waco’s Ware allowed only three singles as the Flyers built a 6 2 lead.
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Houston
Waco Army Flyers
Baytown Humble Olirs
Flyers
Nick Capavich
Sit Oilits
Cluwches
Baytown
George Mills
Howe
Jess Burch
Mike McMullen
Man Ling
Buster Mii
Ted
Plyers
Gaytown Oilers
Waco Iyers
G. Mills
Burete
Monfullen
Speer
N. Poposieh
TebheLts
Army Training Brings Swedish Runners to Forefront
An account of Swedish and Swedish-American trainees, led by Gundar and Dodds, as they train for speed and relay strength. The piece notes daily six mile trials, a four mile relay, and admiration for American partners while Swedish-American relations briefly surface amid port arrival chatter.
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Haerg
Gundar
Hedlam
Dodds
Gunderlions
Exhibitions At Qudpeescawma and Related Shows
Exhibition notices list performers and venues including Chee CAT and Fitesummane at Qudpeescawma, with multiple dates across Norfolk and Milwaukee. Names such as Mellon, Newman, DeFinl, Shanks, Fitzgerald, Haines, Hodgman appear tied to regional venues in Wisconsin, Nebraska, and Iowa, reflecting a broad circuit of acts and order details for upcoming performances.
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Qudpeescawma
Fy Smith
Gil Tair
Fitesummane
Mellon
Hwan M Norfutl
Ruston
Norfolk Te
Feimster
Milwauker
HORT
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Gunter
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Clede
Shei
Prucker
Swifts
Fitgerald
Haines
Hodgman
Albagy
Noy Hosten
HMR
Albany
E.L
Odam
Poland
Moran
Mr Cahe
Camelti
Dizzy's Back on Farm Deals in Hay Now
A fragmented farm note describes Dizzy returning to hay dealings with allied partners and local figures. The text mentions a cattle or hay trade scene, with several names and informal actions, including a Sunday gathering and references to farm work and sales.
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Dizzy
Musial and Curtright Lead Hitting Parade
In New York on July 20, Stat Musial of the St Louis Cardinals and Guy Curtright of the Chicago White Sox top their leagues in batting averages. Curtright regains the American League lead at .390, while Vern Stephens slips to second as Stan Musial climbs to .338 and Billy Cox trails at .332. Babe Dahlgren, Stan Hack, and other stars trail in the chase with notable shifts across the standings.
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New York
Guy Curtright
Chicago White Sox
Vern Stephens
S J. Louis Hyowns
Stephens
Sta Musial
St Loui Cardinals
Billy Nermmiun
T Ie
Brooklyn Dodgers
Babe Dahlgren
Phillies
Stan Hack
Chicago Cubs
Texgee
Augie Galan
Brooklyn
Chester Lands
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Seaders
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Stan Musial
St. Lowis
Caruinats
Guy (Urtright
Delow
Vernon Stephens
St. Lobia Browsky
Sewell Signs For 2 Years With St Louis Browns
President Don Bates announced the signing of manager Luke Sewell to a two year extension through 1945. Terms undisclosed. Sewell began managing June 4, 1941, succeeding Birdie Heney after a prior pilot era.
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Don Bates
St. Louis
Vowhs
Luke Sewell
Sewell
Ered Haney
Earl
Fight Results from Philadelphia and New York Events
Fragmented report lists multiple boxing and fight results across cities including Philadelphia and New York. Names such as Vinny, Grover, and Lovets appear with various scores or counts, but details are garbled and unclear.
Johnsons B Helping Yan Win Pennant
Johnsons B Helping Yan Win Pennant reports the Yankees rally in midseason with an eight game winning streak, led by Bill Johnson and Nick Etten. It notes strong pitching, slugging, and a push toward the pennant as major leagues resume with a heavy schedule including double headers and key games.
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Judson Bailey
A. Sports Weller
New York Yankees
Jayott
Lelie
St Shey
Washington Senators
Tvo
Yankees
Bill Jonason
Righ
Nick Etten
Proton
Feasit
Fay
Johnson
Ronkie
Jace Ted Williams
Henuy
Prinles Pirates
Tye Nghe
Jt Neh
FF Burgh Mondliey
Osteday
Feaver Deagien
Hub Lealy
Cooperstown
Tyadle
Broo Dodgers
Chicago Sox
Simpson Named Interim Missouri Football Coach
Chauncey Simpson was named acting head football coach at the University of Missouri, succeeding Don Faurol. The appointment came at a Missouri board committee meeting in St. Louis, amid a broader discussion on university athletics and future staffing.
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Chauncey Simpson
Univrsity of Missouri
Don Faurol
Navy
Simpson
St. Loui
University of Mis
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