Stars Rally For 6-5 Service League Victory In Waco
In a tense Tuesday clash at Waco, the Aviation Cadet Center’s Service League edged the Tamihary lineup 6-5. Lehner’s eighth inning single sparked a decisive rally as Slaughter and Birchfield delivered key hits. Hudson left with a finger injury, and Nick Popovich replaced him, while Slaughter starred with two early hits and a homer by Evers highlighted the late drama.
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Waco
Birdie ‘Tebvetts
Techfield
Sid Hudson
Washington
Aviation Cadet Center
Haf
Lehner
Fred Scheske
Leng Ny
Bruce Campbell
St. Louis
Enos Slaughter
Hehnd
Campbell
Lou Batterson
Bob Birchfield
del Wilber
Hadean
Pat 'Lehner
Cortinss
Tate
Inc Atmost
Sloughles
Finsn
Madura
Honda
Clinton Husting
Lasthaler
Big Bay
Bel
Hudson
Batterson
Birchfield
Duster Mills
Grauner
Frankie Machira
Anguleh
Inll Hoot Evers
Detroit
Bob Stole
Nippy Stewart
Morris
Wilber Gown
Gibson
John Hamer Gibson
Misalon
Siifield
Harming
Useaide
Wree Tari
Ther
Slaughter
Etohe
Wilber
Hero’ Lehner
Karak
Eversth
Matt Gatts
Dson
Pay a Sec for Game Receipts Split Among Entities
About 4101 fans paid to attend a baseball league game at Technick to support the army flying school in Waco. Tuesday night report shows 3487 adults and 224 children paid for admissions totaling 2182 dollars with tax, then allocated among the school board, the league, and Waco.
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Ryice Baseball League
Wato Army Flying School
John P. Dunsmore
Ashich
Psague
Waco Am
Techeli
Waco
Hondo Navigators Meet Cadet Center at Tech Field
Tuesday night at Tech Field features a Cadet Center versus Hondo Navigators league game starting at 8 pm. Cadet Center's Steve Colusky likely opposes Clinton Hartung of Hondo who pitched poorly in the Waco game but showed form previously.
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Hondo
Iltiera
Waco
Sid Hudson
Washington Senators
Tech Field
Cadet-Center
Honda Navigators
Steve Colusky
Cadet Center
Clinton Hartung
Hartung
National Junior Boys Tennis Set in Kalamazoo
The national Junior and boys team championships will be played in Kalamazoo Michigan in early August. Coach Stowe announced the Kalacattene team will be formed from social qualifiers. The Mounts have hosted the games at the Gulf Military academy since 1926, but it will miss the 1943 tournament due to an inability to amfyoxb.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Dr. A
Stowe
Kalacattene
Wesley Divin
Gulf Military Academy
Guiver
Local Softball Action At San Pedra Park
Tuesday night league play at San Pedra Park features the second-place 14th Air Base team vs O Connell Jewelry in the opener, with Kelly Field squads meeting in the nightcap. Forfeits and miscues shape the scores as teams from Kelly Field Supply, Shipping Room, and Metals and Office Equipment contest in a crowded service club schedule.
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Shipping Room
Sin
San Tedro Pak Oy
Kellyfield Supply
Engins
Quards
Olir
Dripping Room
Cza
Mickelseil
Farker
Starnes Ar‘eitilega
Guerrero
Shelby Buck Crash Victim
Shelby Buck, former University of Texas football end and Golden Gloves boxing champion, died in a European plane crash. A U.S. forces notification reports Buck had served with the Royal Canadian Air Force and later joined the U.S. forces. He was son of Mr and Mrs B Buck of Morton, Texas, and one of nine children with four brothers serving.
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Fort Worths
Shelby Buck
Fort University of Texas
Europe
Reviow
War Department
Buck
Avaaty
United States
Royal Canadian Air Force
Port Worth
Atd
Indians Rush Up Minor Outfielder Acquisition
Cleveland on June 3 announced the purchase of Pat Seerey a 20 year old outfielder from Wilkes Barre in the Eastern League. Seerey will replace injured outfielders Jeff Heath Oris Haukert and Roy Cullenbine. The move follows another midweek trade bringing Seerey to Cleveland from Buffalo for Otto Dennise and Roe Cavehin. Seerey has appeared in 23 games batting .256 with 22 RBIs.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indias
Roger Peckitbaugh
Pat Seerey
Trom Tie
Philidelphia
Oike Bocas
Buffalo
Seattie
Otto Dennise
Roce Cavehin Seerey
es-Barre Anc
Albeu
Wag Med
Leogie Jead
Midwest Means to Go Ahead with Football
A chaotic wartime college gridiron picture emerges as Big Ten schools press plans for fall schedules. Maj. John L. Griffith defends athletic continuity while many programs trim rosters, bringing Navy trainees and veterans into play and reshaping conferences from Ohio State to Minnesota amid travel cuts and unknown steadiness.
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Charles Dunkley
Chicago
Ita Qenditian
Lakes
Iowa
Ohio
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Miehlyan
Ind
Pennsylvania
Olio
Laken
Fie
Tava
Lageter
Maj
John L. Griffit
Athietica
Ohio Btalo
Conopal Brown
Columbus
Tillie in Turmoil- Compliment Backfires
The piece recounts a ripple of praise that backfires on Tillie and involves boxers and sports writers. It notes a left-handed compliment from the La Jose News and mentions boxers with rankings and light heavyweight talk, reflecting a boastful mood in late season boxing circles.
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Snme
Trreuiay
Hkid
Wermaat
Telly
Herman
la Jose
California
Avery
Ealies
Pep Puts N Y Title On Line In Bartolomo Fight
The expected 35 round featherweight title bout between Pep and Sal Bartolo pits New York and Massachusetts boxing authorities against each other over who holds the recognized champion status. Pep, the Hartford standout, seeks to defend his belt in Boston with a projected 25,000 crowd and $75,000 gate, starting at 7 20 p.m. San Antonio time.
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Massachusetts
New York
Pep
Hartford
Sal Bartolo
Boston
Iile
Braves
New York Commission
Chalky Wright
Pody
Pep-Bartolo
Jroston
San Antonio
Zivic Suspended By Illinois Board
Zivic suspended indefinitely by the Illinois athletic commission for failing to appear for a scheduled match against Tommy James in Chicago. The National Boxing Association, of which Dnets is a member, was expected to concur in the suspension. Earnshaw promoted to lieutenant commander in the Navy, per parental word.
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Jone
Na Pritzie Zivic
Illinois Athlete Commission
Tommy James
Chicago
National Boxing Association
Dnets
Chicago Ring Season Open Ends In Boxing Night
Chicago opened its outdoor boxing season with three 10 round bouts. Gus Dorazio defeated Lem Frankl by decision in a war of crouching and weaving. Cleveland's Frank Tin, outweighed by eight pounds, failed to land clean blows and lost all three bouts. Prink Fin of Cleveland, once a Joe Louis challenger, lost his seventh start. Nate Bolden weighed a heavy 20 pounds but scored nine knockdowns in a decisive win. Mayon Padlo of Philadelphia opened a cut over Tommy James, and the bout ended in the sixth as Padlo earned a technical KO.
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Chicago
Tha Weaving
Crouching
Philadelphia
Gus Dorazio
Lem Franklin
Cleveland
Frank
Tin
Joe Louis
Prsinkfin
Nate Bolden
Mile
Freddy Fiducin
Newark
N. J
Mayon Padlo
Tommy James
Wits Padlo
Bivins Faces Marshall In 5 Rounds for Heavyweight Honor
In Cleveland a 5 round bout pits Jimmy Bivins against Lloyd Marshall for the duraliton heavy title. promoter Lamy Atking expects 20 000 fans and a $75 000 gate as Bivins seeks the 195 pound crown held by Coast Guardsman Gus Leanevich after his elimination tournament win.
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Jimmy Bivins
Kloyd
Marshell
California
Lamy Atking
Bivins
Atkins
Neva and Savald Set Boxing Show For June 28
Van Nuys challenger INova of Van Nuys meets Lea Savald from Paterson New Jersey in a heavyweight title eliminator at Wrights Field Avenue Coast League arena on a Monday show. Savald was stopped in the sixth round by Joe Louis two years ago.
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Sane S—Vey
Low iNova
van Nuys
Calif
Joe Louis
Apc
Lea Savald
Paterson
N. Z
Tran Guide
Wrighoy Field Ave
Boxing Night Brings Mixed Results Across Cities
A flood of bout results shows fighters from Cleveland to Newark scoring knockouts and decisions. Notable stoppages include Claudio Vite Yar losing, Vincente Villars and Max Hutchina earning wins, while several cards from Chicago to New York experience postponements due to weather and near-term reschedulings.
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Frankl
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Nata Balder
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Ursaiycla
Newark
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Jackia
Wilson
Vitchurch
Nic Prollips
Tony Austo
Chicaxey
Wallan Cross
Chattanough
Tony Galen
Jeresty City
Tke Garden Terror
Chattanoven
Laltimers
Goorein Koehen
A. Bicont
Kid Cocos
En Haven
Conin
Providence
Lady “Rolyt
Pravitnisce
Tony Coals
Woonsockel
Ocean Park
Cotli
Vincente Villars
Vlconelo
Mexico Clix
Max Hutchina
Las Arigntes
Victor Florey
Mexten
City
Johny Avtana
Patomiskey Convicted In Boxer's Assault Case
Paterson New Jersey June 27 Edward Patrick Comins key a 2 year old heavyweight boxer was convicted on a charge of assault to commit mayhem before Judge Joseph A Dee Janey in a case drawing local attention.
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Paterson
N. J
Edward
Patrick" Cominskey
Joseph A. Dee Janey
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