SAAC and Hondo Open Second Half at Tech
The Service Baseball league begins the second half Tuesday with the Gedot Center Warhawks hosting the Hondo Comets at 8 30 p m The Hawks led by right hander George Woody Johnson face Rey Brgellags of Hondo in a key early season duel Randolph leads the standings while San Marcos Brooks Cadet Center and Hondo chase in a crowded league slate Four former Warhawks eye action while San Marcos and Brooks meet in the late game Also Henry Wyse Tulsa born Cubs pitcher entered Oklahoma City tryout as military service decision looms
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Hondo Comets
George
Woody
Jonnsoh
Hawks
Rey Brgellags
Honda
Secon
Randolph
Fort Sam Houston
Rangers
Teague
San Marcos
Brooks
Cadet Center
Hondo
Fort Sam
Walt Nothe
Mel Deutsch
Ganders
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Warhawks
Hardy Martin
Neil Murphy
RY Knapp
Russell Goff
Hilmer Borchers
Joe Janowski
Greenberg to Return to Detroit Lineup Sunday
DETROIT June 26 In a argument Hank Greenberg will return to the Detroit lineup Sunday for his first appearance on the diamond in organized baseball since joining the army four years ago. A captain he was recently placed on inactive duty and will occupy left field in a double header with the Philadelphia Athletics. In Washington, June 26 (P) The Washington Fest reported Capt John K Guddy Lewis, former Washington Senators star, will be released from the army next month and return to the Senators. Lewis joined the air force in 1941 and will receive an honorable discharge within 30 days. President Clark Griffith hopes for the report but heard nothing since visiting the Senators’ training camp. Lewis, with an over 300 batting average, played third base and the outfield for the Senators before entering the army.
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Hank Greenberg
Tiger
Rsh
Army
Hank
Tglett
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy Cuttan
Washington
John K. “Guddy” Lewis
Washington Senators
Shirley Povich
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Feld
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Ind
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Senators
Air Force
Clark Griffith
Senaters
Dykes Promises Sox to Be Tough
Chicago White Sox manager Jimmy Dykes vows his club will be tougher than expected in a two week home stand facing Boston and Cleveland. He cites strong pitching and improved hitting led by Cass Michaels as the Sox aim to climb the standings in the American League East while road trips to the Browns and Browns, plus a tough stretch against eastern clubs, test their depth.
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Tules
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
Nats
Cass Michaels
Sox
Browns
Jordan
Cleveland
Detroit
Lewis
Comiskey Park
Night Game Ace Tops Baseball Star Parade
Allie Reynolds of the Cleveland Indians leads a list of top night game hurlers based on win loss marks, with 2 0 record after six starts. Reynolds beat the Browns 2 1 on May 2 and again on June 15, and defeated Washington and Chicago White Sox in other outings. The field includes Slug Kucki, Van Lingle Mungo, and Jack Creel each unbeaten in three starts, highlighting a strong year for late games across the majors.
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Cleveland Indians
Uyl
Reynolds
Slg Jukucki
St. Loui Browns
van Lingle Mungo
New York Giants
Jack Creel
Cardinals
Browns
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Tawa
Reynold Indians
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Ano Ciel
Cantina
Voor King
Doles
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Lot Ovennire
Mem
Mane Coldwell
White Sox
Gromek
Dodversch
Ear
Kramer
Browny
Ncae
Gilbert's Record About to Be Ruined by Streak Struggles
ATLANTA Thine 26. Seven man star Larry Gilbert faces a Nashville Vols team mired in the Southern Association cellar, 99 games back of leader Atlanta. Gilbert says a solid winning streak is needed, lamenting past second-division finishes across the years.
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Manter
Larry Gilbert
Ray
Nashville Vols
Southern Association
Teague
Baseball card with scattered league games and box scores
A cluttered sports snippet lists Tuesday baseball matchups across the National and American Leagues with scattered results and notes. It mentions Jack Dempsey turning 50 on Sunday and references various teams, cities, and schedule items in a jumbled format.
Cuccinello and Holmes Cling To Swat Leads
New York June 26 Braves slugger Tommy Holmes and White Sox star Tony Cuccinello hold flat batting marks in the majors as leaders in their leagues. Holmes has 10 hits in 95 at bats for a .106 average, Cuccinello slips to .342 with seven hits in 29 at bats. Miami? No, the standings show Goody Rosen of Brooklyn and Whitey Kurowski of St Louis among leaders, with Mel Ott and Paul O.rella in pursuit. Care of Washington tops the American League runners-up with a .327 clip, while Nick Etten and Hal Peck keep close to .320s.
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White Sox
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Whitey Kurowski
Mel Oth
Giants
Rosen
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Paul Cavarella
Cubs
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George Care
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Nick Ette
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Newsore Und Gime
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Philadelrile
Alephans
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Stirnweiss
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Edlal
Medalists Shine in NCAA Golf Qualifiers at Ohio State
In Columbus, 16 players vied in NCAA golf playoffs at Ohio State after war injuries and service years. Howard Baker, Dick Whiting led scoring. Dewitt Nunn of West Point stood out among out-of-region entrants. Ohio State teammates dominated day one with Bickeyes claiming team title and Baker lone medalist.
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Jungav
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Ohio State
Mandy
Dick Whiting
Nelie Dame
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Texas Longhorns Withdraw From National Golf Tourney
University of Texas golf team, Southwest Conference champions, withdrew from the national collegiate golf tourney when Nat Johnson received orders to report for naval induction. Remaining players Sterling Brown Ing of San Antonio, Allen Humphrey, and Cath Vine were listed with scores and identifiers.
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Ohio
University of Texas
Nat Johnson
Texas
Naval
Golf star battles infection after hip injury
In Gallipolis Ohio ip golf strengthens himself and Mat pitched and puked using crutches to get about He played through 564 holes daily while doctors blame an internal hip bone infection Baker says he hid it while seeking test golf balls at the hometown course A hill operation to remove infected bone shortened his left leg and forced an unorthodox stance, with most weight on the left leg and drastic bending of the knee.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Austrian Kids Cheer Baseball Victory Recap
Austrian crowd watched Heintzelman star pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates twirl through nine batters as his team defeated the 5th Infantry Division 2 to 0. George Archie and Harry Walker played key outfield roles while Paul Wargo sparked the win with four hits in four at bats.
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George Scharein
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Phiilite
Paul Wargo
Hoeherter Internationals
New Orleans Hopeful Docusen Beats Terranova in Eight
New Orleans 18-year-old Docusen overwhelmed Pul Terranova of New York in eight rounds, landing superior speed and power. Terranova won only one round, with Docusen improving his punch accuracy in a pro debut-like performance.
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Bemarn Woousey
Pul ‘Terranova
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Terranova
Thumbs Up In Spotlight At Santa Anita Handicap
ARCADIA Calif June Thumbs Up salutes railbirds as pre race favorite for the $100000 Santa Anita Handicap. The film magnate’s horse is back to his four year old form after injuries. Johnny Longden rides with Gay Dalton Paper Boy and Ites-Baoang also listed among strong contenders for the nine and a quarter mile feature.
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Calif
B. Mayer
Railbirds
Johnny Longden
Santa Anis
Mexico
Gay Daletow
Brie-a-Bac
Paper Boy
Gay Dalton
Ites-Baoang Paper Boy
Santa Anita
Georgie Woolf
Jack Westrope
Pries-Bee
Segura Drives Title Bid In Broad Tennis Field
Segura, a top seed from Rcundoria, opens against Notre Dame’s George Ratterman in the first round of the national collegiate tennis championships at Wark. Favorites advanced as Frank Willett, Nick Buzo, and others won their early matches. The second round and first round doubles begin this afternoon.
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Ush
Fancho Segura
Rcundorian
George Ratterman
Notre Dame
Segura
Ratterman
Jance
Pancho
Hlight
Wilmington
Del
Frank Willett
Georgia ‘Tech
Brenden Macken
Wil Jism End Mary
Nick Buzo
Voh
George Pepperdine College
Los Angeles
Richsrad Shapiro
Chicago
Fom. Burke
Miami Tiniverary
Sawa
Frank McCatler
Texas
Stan Glnrk
Galifornia
Tech
Dick Warner
Utah
Harry Wammack
Uceat
Frank Mehner
Army
Arnold Beik
Ser
College of the Pacific
Once
Gardai
Galfornia Tech
Harcourt Waters
Tulane
Willi . Beale
UCLA
Bernard Bertzen
San Antonio
William and Mary
Rh. F. Crawford
Pilsworth Donnell
Southern Calfornia
James Griffin
Naty
Hubert Rance
Walter Lum
I Pardur
Martin Yvenclich
UGTA
Mebner
John Binntan
Bartzen
John McGrath
Michigan State
McCarter
R. A. Davie
Navy
Aingies
Villanueva Wins in Pittsburgh Bout as Zivic Prospect Shines
In Pittsburgh, Villanueva improved his record by outpointing Jimmy Addereon of McKeesport in a semi final bout. Justo Fontana of Milwaukee stopped Jimmy Kid Hatcher in the ninth round, while Fontana’s protege forms part of Zivic’s lightweight group.
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San Antonio
Fritzie Silvie
Zizic
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Addereon
McKeesport
Justo Fontana
Milwaukee
Prestege
Zivic
Jimmy Kid Hatcher
New York
Boxing Fight Results From Newark to New York Cards
Fragmented report lists multiple boxers with scores and outcomes across Newark New York and surrounding areas. Mentions Hafz New Hafz 142 Ark antpolated A tack, Bron Jobnean 136 New York knockout, plus various fighters including Lylell Oaks Call and Perry Mount Vernon.
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Ark
Bron Jobnean
New York
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Dawn Castillons
Akan
Jory Bi Stanyord
Ann Vines Lansatva
Mount Varna
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Ieee
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Apron Perry
Asnostay
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Hadla Huta
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Fulci
Johany Reown
Meerer
Jeane Mo Vanay
Iicaco
Adiley
EAL
Detroit
Hubert Tags Ae
Chicago
Drew
Rat Brown
West Apringfield
Mass
George Gopper
Fitapat
Angel
Gevinbey
Sacramento
Racing Notes Spotlight June Stakes and Aqueduct Card
Horse racing notes report wins and stakes results across June. Notable performances include Zenith Whe and Olympic Zenith in New Jersey circuits, Elpizenared at the American Oaks, and Brandywine, Ditie, Wook, a Brandywine, with Mulitple winners at various tracks. Detailing include Derby and Suburban feats, Derby winner Azzaro and Musk Mosh debuting Sunday, plus a suspension for Apprentice Jockey Lawrence.
Favorites Win In State Tennis
Fort Worth dominates opening day as the Texas sectional tennis meet begins at Colonial Country Club. Lon Ann Peery of Fort Worth defeats Houston star Elizabeth Eby in the women’s singles, with several ranking contenders upset in first round play and Fort Worth players posting notable wins.
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Texas
Colonial Country Club
Lon | Ann Peery
Miss Peery
Elizabeth Eby
Houston
Miss Eby
Wor
Whe Goung Lough
Bud Turner
Waco
Alnglea
Billy Collins
Collins
Twico
Pic
Hollis Young
Filington
Jack
Levinson
Ken Crawford
Dallas
Malcolm Snowet
Herbert Kerren
San Antonio
Eg Rosenwasser
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