Army League opens with Brooks Field upset of Kelly Field
The Army Baseball League began with Brooks Field nearly upsetting Kelly Field as the standout, while Camp Morse, Remount, and Camp Johan Wise won their matches. Brooks Field tied Kelly Field in the eighth and then lost in the ninth, 5 to 3, as Lt. Kewwing’s squad rallied.
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Manigal Repair
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Kelly Field
Camp Morse
Brooks Field
Brooks Richt
Kelly
Brooks
Kewwing
Wesly
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Grmunds
Army League
Hefferman
Gilroy
Cadreau
Allen
Moser
Anderson
George Kelly
John Wipe
Kelly Vield
Camp Wish 7 Camp Morse 1 in Army League opener
Camp Wise defeated Camp Morse 7 to 1 in the Army Baseball League opener at Camp Morse diamond. Wise led with seven runs while Hennemuth and Gilman contributed on defense, witnessed by about 500 spectators. Batteries: Rates and McIntosh for Camp Wise. Haggin for Camp Morse.
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Soeasoteett
R. Wiliams
Wacner
John Wise
Reebel
Army Baseball League
Abeles
Camp Morse
Hennemuth
Oroli
Signel
McIntosh
Karun
Mg Singhes
Charles Randolph
Baltimore
Chicago
Chicago Board
Poe of Prade
TSG
Enaing
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Stuur Watfive
Dre Wagners
Tols
Carpentier Barred From Fighting American Boxers
New York reports say military authorities restrict Georges Carpentier from any more bouts with American soldiers until peace. The French heavyweight, strong in boxing and track, had been arranging a match with Bunk McClosky, but is now paused as World War II progress continues.
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New York
Neah
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
United States Army
Bunk McClosky
Philadelphia
Albert Joarie
Bordeaux
Francois Descamps
Lennon
University of Pennsyl Javk Ener Af
ALC
Middle West
General entry marked high class in big events
The description notes that the overall entry was of a high class standard and implies the performer’s work stood above ordinary to qualify for major events.
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Two Fast Fights Planned at Camp Stanley
Promoter Corporal Turpin seeks to stage two boxing bouts at Camp Stanley near the ordnance depot featuring Andy Dans against Mickey Riley and Bobby Burns versus Detlof as a longer ten round match. The fights would bring together top 122 pound and other contenders amid recent nose for big showdowns in the Southwest.
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Mickey Riley
Corp
Guy Turpin
Vexas
Ordnance Department
Camp Stanley
Turpin
Matamoros
Mexico
Jack Dempsey
Corporal Turpin
305Th Cavalry Post
Bobby Burns
Terrieorgie Dethoff
Chicago
Mitch
Ao Detlof
Billy Clark
Georgie Adams
Joe Burman
al Shubert
Benny Chavez
Brannington
Mot
Southwest
Harness Records Fall at Fort Miami Meet in Toledo
Three world harness records were set on the Fort Miami track during the grand circuit meet. Bertha McGuire sparked the 2:08 trotters for a mile in 2 04 1/8, surpassing the Lexington mark, amid a six heat race that featured a late battle between Speranga and Blanche Carter. Wilkes Brewer driven by Vop Geers was scratched after the third heat, while Murphy, aboard Auto Guy, won the 2:11 trot after losing the first heat to Heir Reaper with Geers driving.
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Fort Miami
Bertha McGuire
Fifies
Lexington
Jown
Mary Putnam
Speranga
Blanche Carter
Wilkes Brewer
Heir Reaper
Geers
Murphy
Fulton Is Delinquent Heavyweight Boxer Faces Draft Action
Fred Palton, Minnesota claimant of the heavyweight title, has been classed delinquent by New York draft officials after failing to appear for a physical exam. He may be taken into custody in Harrison New Jersey, as the draft board referred the case to the attorney general. Palton was slated to box Jack Dempsey in an eight round bout here Saturday night.
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New York
Harrison
N. J
Fred Palton
Minnesota
Henry
Wise
New York City
Julfon
Jack Dempsey
Fullon
Wide Wallon
National League Box Scores Highlight Early Season Actions
National League play shows Pittsburg and Cincinnati with decisive early games. Comstock and Selmidt led Pittsburg to a 16 1 run effort. Marquard and Wheat for Brooklyn managed limited hits. Boston and New York also posted scoring, with Vin Regan, Luque, Wingo and Rudolph contributing for their clubs.
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H. EB
Comstock
Selmidt
Cincinnati
Boston
Vee
Regan
Luque
Wingo
iCueta
Rudolph
Wilson
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Aste
Raston
Boxing carnival thrills crowd at Cary Travis YMCA
Nine fast boxing bouts were staged at the YMCA building No 32 in Cary Travis last night supervised by Chet Christensen. The audience included Colonel Glasgow and Lieutenant Colonel Shelley, with several draws and decisive wins among Troop N, Fourteenth Cavalry, and the Bioth Mechanical Repair Shops participants. Word of Mogridge’s shipyard move closes the report with baseball notes.
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the Mechanics
Spyder
Col
H. Gl Ireland
Port i Houston
Vr. Migdatech
George C. Beniifey
Army League
Army
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Mr. Christensen
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Shelley
Nick Holtman
Cy. Alry
N. H. Trussell
B04th Mechanical Repair Shops
S. Ferebenk
God Montes
Montez
M. Geremore
Reinde Hauay
Fourteenth Cavalry
M. I Geseon
G. M. Guyton
J. G. Roberts
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