Pollet Hurls This Time Sure Enough War Hawks Meet Brooks
Pollet, touted as one of today s fastest hurlers, is due to start Tuesday as the War Hawks face rival Brooks diet club at Teen Geld. Wilber and Dick Midkiff pace hitters for Brooks field with seven trends while the afternoon slate features San Marcos at Kellyfield and Hondo with Navigators against the Ramblers, led by Homer Gibson and Marty Errante.
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Army Brarhall
Howard Pollet
Manuser Wilber
Cadet Center War+hawks
Warhawks
Brooks
St. Louis
Amarillo
Joe Janowski
Ganders
Tech
Wilber
Brooksfield
Dick Midkiff
Pight
Trippers
Secu
Enengwat
Past Diamonds
Fuestay
San Marcos
Kellyfield
Honda ‘Navigators
Randolpn
Joley Baker
Hilmar Borchers i
Kelly
Horse Racing Notes From Chicag and Kentucky Derby
Jockeys including McCreary Ub Jockes rode Prasive to victory at the Kentucky Derby meeting in Chicago. Twos led Blue Reimer early as One, Twory was disqualified for interference. Blue Skimmir was praised as the winner. Abel’s Chesimeake stakes winner Senmner AL J. OWI Ke Abel mentioned. Groans Lima Janet placed fourth in the Preakness and unplaced in the Derby. A $5550.78 check was raised for the Army Air Furger Ald at Roosevelt Raceway. Santa Anita winner Kasak 11 featured in Argentina. He Was 2M years old and became Argentina’s most famous sire since 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fei Cone
McCreary
Ub Jockes
Vreenarss
Chicnae
Arlink
Ore
Blue Reimer
McCremney
al Rodlod
Alwe Bk
Twory
Blue Skimmir
Senmner
AL J. Owi Ke
Abel
Lima Jannet
Aura
Tnvernesk Med Farm
Hilnluadh
Aprani
Army Air Furger
Roosevelt
Long Island
Congreve
Santa Anita Naddiean
Iin Manda
Argentina
Ackenilna
Hia Rtierrarnt
Softball Doubleheader Highlights Major 12 Standings Chase
Two key Major 12 division rivals clash Tuesday night at San Pedro Park with third place at stake. The 26th Quartermaster Bakers face the Moonxlow club in the opener, while Kelly Meld 10 battles SM C A yearn in the nightcap as Baker’s fighters press the lead amid Monday wins by Brooks General and Richter’s Bakery.
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San Pedro Park
Ovenes
Quartermaster Bakers
SM. C. A
Bakers
Kelly
Dresit
Brooks General
Kelly Veterans
Vendera
Brooke General
Hichter's Bakery
Doda
Gerard
Richters
Brooks
AOL
Sayne
Addin
My Ginals
Une Alors
Rit
Bodd Weld
Bt Gerard
Koenning and
Cut Smithy Sullivan Cit
Kilday Receives Pro Parker Mail At Washington Luncheon
Local civic groups business leaders and admirers flood Representative Kildea s office with letters urging action for Charley Parker national and state track champion Parker plans to enter the University of Texas July 6 and will undergo pre induction physical as he nears 18. Parker's sprinting feats received high praise at a luncheon hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and American Legion Post No 10 at the St Anthony hotel where a trophy was presented in recognition of his athletic prowess and fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Kiléas
Washington
Clvic
Sloval
Parker
Miliary Academy
New York
A. A
University of Texas
Erfurth
Brackenridge
Chambre of Commerce
Akpevicay Jerson Post No. 10
Albietes
Chabert of Commerce
Parkes
Overseas GIs Form Browns Boosters Clubs
Overseas GIs form two Browns boosters clubs while serving abroad. Letters signed by 114 and 112 soldiers pledge support for the Cleveland Browns and World Series hopes. They express pride in the team and urge the home front to back the Browns to win in June.
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ST. L
Luke Sewell
Lewis Browns
Tram Fas
Rgard
Browns
Eller
9 Second
Brown Boosters Club
Gune
Exhibition Baseball Colaurbus Triumph in Tight Win
In a two team matchup, Columbus battled St Louis Cardinals in a tense game. The Cardinals led early but Columbus rallied to a 7-8 victory as Ted Wilks was charged with an earned run in the sixth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colurbus
St. Luis Carinals
Colucabine
Ted Wilks
St Louis
Commuys
Navintek Wika
O'Dea
Pratty
Pedgajiy Cy and
Burmeister
Dizzy Dean Draws 2600 to Buff Park
In Houston on June 27 Anthony Cocta hit a home run as Baytown Humble Olers defeated an all star team led by Dizzy Dean before a crowd of about 2600 at Bull Stadium. Dean pitched three innings allowing one unearned run and played first base for three errorless innings. He later officiated an auction of prizes that raised over 15 000 in war bonds.
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Houston
Anthony Cocta
Baytown
Humble Olers
Dizzy Dean
Beore
Bull Stadium
Dean
Davis
Chicago
Wwe
Tedas
Edgewater
George Zaharias
Thas
George
Coaler Hearts
Babe Didrickson
Eveatest
Imale
North Shore
Los Angeles
Whitechapel
Bond Sale Highlighted By New York Baseball Game
A garbled report notes a large bond sale of 56.5 million linked to a New York game between the Giants Yankees and Dodgers. It mentions War Loan contributions and a Monday night event at Fore Grounds with a contested score and an alleged win by Dearers as the Yankees and Giants faced off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Giants
Yankees
Dodgers
Fore Grounds
Dearers
Bell Wins Split Decision Over Zivic at Forbes Field
Pittsburgh crowd of 12,000 watched Tommy Bell of Youngstown win a 1-0 split decision over Pvt. Prilze Zivic in a welterweight bout. Referee Ernie Sesto cast the deciding ballot for Bell after judges Lux and Davies split. Zivic, back after army service, weighs 156 to Bell’s 149. Zivic heads to Camp Normandy from June 29, with an exhibition in St. Louis on July 4.
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Pittsburgh
Tommy Bell
Youngstarn
Ohio
Prilze Zivie
Forbes Field
Bell
Zivie
Ernie Sesto
Freddy Lux
Ohican
Willie Davies
Zivic
Gamp Normayle
Sen Anions
Browns Face Yankee Jinx To Start East Trip
The St Louis Browns open their eastern trip chasing the Yankees as they fight a pennant bid. With 17 games left they must beat New York more often to end the Yankee jinx that has haunted their title chances since 1922. Cleveland stumbles in with a tougher schedule as Detroit and Chicago press the pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Et. Louis
Lee Foht
Browns
George Lister
Urban Shocker
Phil Ball
Yanks
Joe Dugan
Haston
St. Louis Clit
Yankees
Baseball Schedule Details For Tuesday And Wednesday In Lively Leagues
American League games scheduled Tuesday include St Louis at New York Chicago at Berlin Cleveland at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington. National League matches Philadelphia at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh Rosters at Cincinnati listed with two night games.
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Philadelphia
Boy Arnold
Roman Alvarez
New York
Parro Hernandez
Lubert Samwels
Tarry Bobo
Pittsburgh
Big Bay’ Brown
Detroit
George Williams
Baltimore
Dings Dowdlue
Paradclpha
Aaron Perry
Washington
Lina Anweles
Agdy Basen
Newark
Noweema
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Ohio
Rat Scanlan
Hilly Gladstone
Chicago
Buffalo
N. Y
Lula Costantino
Wa's
Lea Dialmaine
Worcester
Mage
Thorley Alley
Butta
Stupmed
Corky Davis
Pet Joe Maxin
Cleveland
Frank Androty
DeiMnenparts
Springfield
Mass
Jerry Maine
ARS
Boringtield
Alaiiert, JR
Canparell
Boston
al Hvans
Drew
Allentown
Archie Walmer
Wilmington
Det
Shany Gockfield
Itd
Bily i Nixon
Tommy Stewart
Francisco
Pauline Peters
San Francisco
Witwedt Vitifeivencio
Mesiea Gtr
Sno Fein
Louis i
HGR
Clevelari
Yue
Pet
Tawals
Brooklyn
Sor
Aston
yarnBoge Intellieese
St Louis
Berlin
St. Louis
Chitawa
Pultaburgt
Rosten
Cincinnati
Monterrey Team to Play Doubleheader at Tech Field
The Monterrey team of the Mexico National Baseball League will play two games at Tech Field on Tuesday July 4. The first game starts at 10:00 AM with the Mexicans facing the Vilas Black Monarchs, followed by a 6:40 PM matchup where Monterrey meets Tanya Greet’s Diack Al-Starg. A band concert and other events are noted after the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterrey
Mexico National Baseball League
Tech Field
Mexicu
Vilas Black Monarchs
Tanya Greet
Diack Al-Starg
San Antonin Negro
Tech
I Starling
Bob Pastor Assigned to Randolph Field Team
Former heavyweight contender Bob Pastor, who troubled Joe Louis early in his rise, has been graded in the last class of the officer candidate school at Miami Beach and is assigned to Randolph Field. Pastor was a brilliant football player at New York University and a champion college boxer, and Randolph officials seek to lure him back to gridiron glory for next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Pastor
Joe Louis
Joe
Miami Beach
Win
Randolph Field
Pestor
New York University
Randolph
Notre Dames Golfers Win National College Title
Notre Dame captured the NCAA golf team championship at the Inverness course in Toledo with 321. Minnesota was runner up at 312, Michigan third, Ohio State fourth, and Northwestern fifth. James Jackson of Washington University led medalists with 73 in qualifying. Robert Beyler of North Carolina was runner-up with 76. Frankie Sinkwich, freed from the Marine Corps for foot and leg injuries, plans to return to the Detroit Lions as a civilian to play football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Notre Dame
Inverness
University of Minnesota
Michigan
Hind
Ohio State
Northwestern
N.C.A.A
James Jackson
Washington University
St. Louis
Robert Beyler
North Carolina
Sinkwich
New York
Frankie Sinkwich
Greorgia
Max Melcher New President of Turners Bowling Club
Max Melcher elected president of the Turner Bowling Club at a Monday board meeting to succeed Harry Koester. Olle Tope and Otto Kinus named vice presidents and secretary respectively, with new directors Tom Mills Thurs Swenson and George Schad joining the board. The program included a club update declaring Turner’s is now in the black. Ganfield won the women’s handicap with a prize of 59 dollars and Ruth Baker led with six totals. Warren Ullrich topped the men’s event with 562. the Bosé team defeated the Bosch team in two of three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turener Bowling Club
Max Melcher
Alin Ceed Harry Koester
Olle Tope
Otto Kinus
Turner Club
Louis Kopplin
Treat
Melcher
Tom Mills
Thurs Swenson
George Schad
Ing Turner
Dlack
Ganfield
al Parker
Ruth Baker
Tampa Board Declares Al Lopez Essential To War Effort
Tampa draft officials announced catcher Al Lopez of the Pirates has been classified 1-A essential to the war effort in a civilian capacity. President William E. Henswanger confirmed. The Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Nick Stenicevich, 28, was classified 2-A by his Gary Indiana board. Strincevich is married with one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isburga
Topez
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tampa
Fin
Wiliam E. Benswanger
Lopez
Pittsburgh
Nick Stenicevich
Gary
Ind
William E. Henswanger
Strincevich
Texas State Championships tennis results in Austin
In Austin on June 27 Texas players competed in the Texas Tennis Association championships. George Ball defended his singles title with a 8-0 6-1 win over W. T. Gaswell. The event included multiple rounds in men’s, junior, women’s and girls’ singles, with players from Fort Worth Dallas El Paso and Galveston advancing through first and second rounds. National Inter scholastic and NCAA tennis news followed with matches at Merion Cricket Club and Northwestern University as top seeds and notable players competed for titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Austin
UPI
Grorge Ball
Pusa
Texas Tennils Association
Ball
W. T. Gaswell
NEN
Jimmy Roberts
Fort Wath
Trout Gordon Rogers
Auslin
John Alien
Amgrill
Homer McCarthy
Fort Worth
Bam
Berg
Stromfield
Avatin
Telex Meeker
Neaman Baker
Texan City
John
Scafled
Cearke Ball
el Paso
W. T Conwell
Bobby Goldfarb
Curry Davie
Franklin
Defult
W. B. Clinton
Dallas
Harold Folks
San Antonio
Jon Gerhardt
Lee Wood
Randaih Field
DB. Klein
Mae Irvin
Laredo
Chile
Heppenadeh
Bergstran Feld
Edgar Branwell
Sam Antonia
Howard Sparteman
Houston
Hayale
Jack Laine
Amarillo
Vernon Bulle
Menneth Crawford
Jack Lanham
Abe Rosy
Latthur Wright
Edgar Chew
J. C.morgan
Rob‘eriy
Parrish
Ranklin MiCsrer
Galveston
Morris
Jack Williams
Hodrigo de Llano
Blanton
Barner
Bobby
Galdfaxh EF Paso
George “Martin
My's
Myrtle Osander
Betty Raumisch
Dalias
John & Stoxsus
Taylor
Bobby Selth
Ann Schottman
Port Worth
Shetty Frizzell
Margaret Warner
Rosemary Buck
Mars. Cunningham
Helene McCarter
Patiy Nixon
Ruby Sialejke
Brownsville
Ruth Stegall
Ellie North
Sac Antonio
Mvrile O'Lanier
John S$. Scoggins
Bobby Keith
Crissey
June Ron Cannon
Bainbure
Tefault
Marteen Ronk
Mrs. George
Ball I
avaOn
Walker
Buinow Allen
Pagay Deer
Pat van Renselas
San Antonin
Patty Mixon
Sam Antonio
Betty Roomisch
Mallardt Warner
Tanica Reed
Nelda Stegall
Crinex Ugreatea Dune Aga
Ruby Matedks
Brownsriite
Vernon Baller
Jim Stegall
Kuykendall
Walter Morris
Bill Bailey
Emil Kistt
Vernon Bailey
GH Kuvienaan
Herbert
Karen
Stenley
Gqrherdt
Haverfort
INS
Ed Ray
Linton
Bernard Bartrén
San Angelo
Texas Stile
Slong Aneriy
Merion Cricket Club
Roy
Volit Riininoma
Phildelphia
Bartzen
Alen Oser
Philadelpha
Charles Olivey
Perth
Evanston
Ill
Francisco Segura
University of Mini
Ecuador
Texas University
John Hickman
Walter Driver
George Draper
College of Pacific
Georgia ‘Tech
Howard McCall
Druliner
Diffentty
Pelix Kelley
Segura
Utah
Warner
Notre Dame
California
Jim Griffin
Nick Buzoiich
Pepperdine Tallege
Los Angeles
Charley Sampson
Ing Bob Lewis
Jery Evert
Stanley Clarke
California Tech
Harry Likas
Gonzege
Alden “Jinx” Johnson
Michigan
Hickman
Bob Davis
U. S
Naval Academy
Frank Claws
Cupid romance and Zaharias on the edge of golf
A Chicago dated column recounts Babe Didrickson and George Zaharias in a 1930s vignette at a Lakeside or Riviera event. It humorously portrays Zaharias' jealousy at a mixed golfing pairing with Babe Didrickson, and hints at their later marriage while noting the unusual social dynamics of elite sport then.
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Pollet
Bernice Leagi
Jonst
Brooks Fiel
Marcos AF
Fort Sam Houston Leagle
Mort Sam Houston
Ped Gidoth Mouical Dos
Galnoreeki and
Farren
Bronte Hos
Med
Batth Ordnanen
Voelkart Xoune
Gezewny
Gil Company & of
Sitth
Sars P. Company C
Havana Smoke
Travia Club
Travis Clu Bos
BY Finck
Admiralty Islands
Pagiais Pyt Damon Smith
Wecky
Georgetown
U.9.a
the Whion
South Africa
Smiths
Shea
Norman Cap
Kilday
Sampson
N.Y
Biarces
Monlay
Tanine Ame Fromtou
Tavery
Klopp
Cardoni
Wot
Teravila
Rasta
Buff Park
Livie
Mexico
Fuege
Vitor eRuty International Aun
Ne Opt
Alan
Baliance
Ersey Oarite
Kellyfield War Workers
Toranie Oy
Newarke
Vauifis
San Prichvebsay
Vine
Mo Mier
Monty
American Association Am Wen
Iuitea
Columbia
Poledo
St Paul Oa
Wsar Minneapedte Saeet Oy
Karsan Croaieieans
Jug’ Resuile Auilwunkee
Tt Ag
Bynes Ae Tlie
Louisville
St Paul
Tuaianapolie
Southern Association Tagin
Lal
Birmingham
New Orleans
Memphis
Knoxville
Nasnaile
Atlanta
Inmingham O
Bob
Turners
al Lopez
Atta
Gatto & Putty
Goliad
Cupid
Zaharias
J. Walsh
George Zeharies
Walter Hagen
Byron Nelson
Josiah Blow
Mildred Babe Didrickson
Tun
Lakeside
Riviera
Wilshire
Bel-Air
Indy Golfer Ag & Partner
Tommy Toughlans
Babe
Husband George
el Esinion
Tasees Origins
Rogers
Otho Dickson
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