Neves Seeks Illinois Racing Board Permission on Leave
Ralph Neves one of Chicago tracks top riders returns to the West coast for furlough with Fort ey cavalry. He asks the Illinois racing board for permission to ride during leave. Wilma Hamilton says money earned beyond valet fees goes to the 28th Cavry squadron troop fund. His discharge may be extended allowing riding at Arlington events opening Monday.
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Wartime college football conference plans debated
Pacific Coast authorities held talks on travel limits and wartime restrictions affecting college football. Officials from several institutions discussed scheduling changes, potential conference splits, and the impact on Army and Navy programs and joint travel with the Office of Defense Transportation. A UC report suggested broad support for delaying or altering competition.
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Brackenridge Park Women Golf Tournament Cited Challenges
In a Brackenridge Park women golf note readers hear of danger and weather threats Wednesday morning. Players expect to compete in a charity or club event with added strokes for certain holes and penalties for off tee shots. Several mis-hits lead to trouble on the course as spectators and members anticipate a rough but controlled round.
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Kelly Field Battles Brooks at Tech Field Tonight
Kelly Field meets Brooks Field at Tech Field in a pivotal Tuesday game as part of a nine round schedule. Brooks sits one game out of the first division while Randolph Ramblers face a tough test at Cadet Center with strong pitching and shifting lineups. Stinson hosts War Workers as Hondo and Normoyle also clash, while Randolph players eye a Thursday rematch and Ramblers’ strong southpaw pitching.
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Williamson harnesses fortune from horses to fund Dallas church
Rex Williamson, a Dallas racing figure, explains Be Calm's earnings from racing go toward financing a Rose Hill Baptist Church building fund. He notes $50,000 purse money and proceeds from War Bonds, with Be Calm delivering multiple wins across Fair Grounds, Oaklawn, Churchill Downs, and Parrmount. Williamson claims he does not bet, even on his own horses.
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Cadaverous Haegg in United States Promoting Meat Diet
Sportlights notes Gunder Haegg touring the U S to showcase his world record runs and promote a meat heavy diet. The piece riffs on vegetables, banana splits, and chocolate cake as suggested by critics, and ponders possible charity games with the Washington Redskins and other teams to boost war bond sales.
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Fight Results From Frayed Card Improves in Night
Combat recap lists several bouts with unclear spellings and locations. Ansegla and Prem Cluvenes Brown defeated Johnny Flynn in Rochester New York. Dattavere Pedra Hernandez outpointed Frannie Curto in Puerto Rico. Other matches show mixed results and inconsistent naming across venues including Newark and New York.
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Puerto Rive
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Sane
Tanya
Mitchell Tross
Cudahy
Newark
Gitclin Sheppard
Mattaburgh
George Brothera
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York
Tony Muate
Ahivaa
Zurita Meets Slugger White At Olympic Auditorium
In Los Angeles two boxing legends meet in a lightweight bout at the Olympic Auditorium. Slugger White of Baltimore faces Marvylant Zurita of Mexico City, a Mexican lightweight champion. White is favored, with recent wins by Baltimore over Willie Joyce and Armstrong defeating Zurita. Zurita’s supporters claim he wore down Armstrong before the stoppage.
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Greenberg Aims for Second Tennis Title at Nationals
Seymour Greenberg of Chicago advanced to the second round on the national clay courts, beating Bob Kimbrell 6-4 6-2 6-2. Seeded players Nancy Corbett and Earl Cochell also moved in, with several matches scheduled to continue. Francisco Segura won two Eastern Intercollegiate matches, defeating Maryn Silver and Daniel McCraig as the tourney continued in Montclair, New Jersey.
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University of Southern California
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West Hartford
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Wendell Anderson
Grosse Pointe
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Los Angeles
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Bettina Wins In One Round In Philly Boxing Show
Bettina, ex light heavyweight champ, stopped Lou Brooks in 1 minute 6 seconds amid 6844 fans paying 13489 dollars. Referee counted out Brooks after a hard body blank and a rights to the body. Semi final saw Gunnar Barland lose to Dusty Wilkerson in 2.03 of the seventh.
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New York
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Boys Club Pool Opens Saturday In Mat area
The Boys' Club pool in the Mat section opens Saturday at 1 pm announced by Dick Johnson director of local civic activities. The city recreation project 40 to 80 feet will be open to boys and girls with special hours for members on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 10 to noon. Learn to swim campaigns and commando swimming instruction will be offered. park department will cover safeguards and checks. Fire and Police Commissioner diverted $500 for repairs to make the pool usable.
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Saunders By Blondy Saunders War Hero and West Point Icon
Brig. Gen. Laverne Saunders, famed for Army football exploits in the 1920s, commands during World War II with a distinguished record. He led Fortress and bomber operations at Midway and Guadalcanal, earned the Navy Cross and Silver Star, and credits coaching and teamwork for endurance. Saunders recalls the 1925 Navy upset and stresses that American fighters keep a footballer's mindset of perseverance.
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Sam Angott’s Hand Injury Declared Minor
Washington Pa June report says Sammy Angott’s hand injury from a close decision with Reny Armstrong in New York Friday night was not serious. An X ray showed no broken bones and doctors advised light activity for two weeks.
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Hirsch Eligible At Michigan for Marine Corps Reserve Training
Wisconsin star Elroy Hirsch will report July 1 to the University of Michigan for Marine Corps basic training under the W-12 program, making him eligible to play professional football under Fritz Crisler. Also reporting are Pat Boyle and Dick Dunn, Badger players joining on the same day. The item also notes a pigeOn racing result and 1343 old bird series standings, plus college tennis entries for the NCAA tournament.
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