Revived Yanks Bidding for League Lead
New York Yankees surge to climb back atop the standings with an eight of nine stretch, six-game win streak, and two straight over Missouri rivals. Reynolds and Hughson fire shutouts as Detroit and Boston post wins. Reds fund drive totals $12,950 after taxes from a June doubleheader.
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Die War Relief and Service Fund, Incorporated
Baseball Standings Posts Fridays Baseball Schedule
Frid a Baseball standings list shows games and venues across leagues. Teams like Louis, New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Chicago and St Louis are slated for Friday play with various city matchups and times noted.
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New York
Mirage
Chicago
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Boston
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New Fork
Chaslonall
Brooklyn
St. Lola
Alanelphia
Chigayo
Kestonary Pinter Eh
Kerrville Rodeo Opens Saturday At Tivy High School Stadium
Kerrville's junior chamber of commerce hosts an annual rodeo that has drawn national notice. Activities begin Saturday at 3 30 p m with further shows on Monday and Tuesday at Kerrville High School stadium, followed by a parade around 4 00 p m. Kerrville State Park remains open for visitors as locals plan a Fourth of July weekend in Kerrville. Remaining members in the chamber, plus 57 in the armed services, have prepared holiday entertainment centered on the rodeo lights.
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Kerrville State Park
Kerrvine
Armed Services
Netters From San Antonio Crown State Tennis Titles
San Antonio players dominated the Texas Tennis Association tournament in Austin. Fatty Nixon won the girls under 15 singles and, with Mary Cunningham, captured the girls under 15 doubles title. Herbert Warren, 14, won the boys under 15 singles and, with Robert Martin, took the boys under 15 doubles. Nixon beat Cunningham 6-4 6-2 in singles and, with Cunningham, defeated Crissey and Taylor for doubles. Karven beat Batley for the boys title and then teamed with Martin to win the doubles. Arthur Ronk and Leman Baker lost in the veterans doubles final, while Baker beat Pettus for veterans singles. San Antonio also advanced in women's doubles and other Friday action featured several matches among local and Texas City players throughout the event.
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Mes
Texas Tennis Association
Austin
Fatty Nixon
San Anating
Mary Cunningham
el Paso
Herbert Xarren
Jefferson High
Soph‘pavore
Jefferson
Robert Martin
Hatters
Ciatch
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Laura Taylor
Corpus Christi
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Laredo
Martin Jost
Batley
Gill Kuykendall
Ninith
Karen
Bailey
Galveston
San Antonio
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Rosemary Buck
Dallas
Gorge Ball
Sam Malet
Los Angeles
Bergstram Field
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Ball
Bobby Goldfard
el Faso
Clydel
College Tennis EVANSTON June 30 NCAL A finals preview
Francisco Seciva of Kellydor, heavy favorite, seeks the NCAL A finals at Northwestern as he faces Frank Willett of Georgia Tech. Notre Dame’s Charles Samson and Jerry Ewert advance to doubles, with Samson aiming to meet the unseeded South Americans in a potential title match.
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Bob Lewis
Utah
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Howard McCatl
Georgia Trek
Evert
Arnold Beisser
Collyne
Pavlfi
Mills Homer Wins for Waco Wolves in 3-2 Victory
Mills hit a left field homer in the tenth to lift Waco Army Air Field Wolves past Dallas Karlen Brothers 3-2. Bucky Woods pitched well for Dallas, while Ernie Nelson of WAAF scored the first run on a sprint from first. Purknell doubled for Dallas, as the game featured six hits by each side and a tense late rally.
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Waco Army Air Field Wolves
Karlen Brothiers
Dallas
Bucky Woods
Karren Southpaw
Ernie Nelson Wax
Waaf Milly
Hoot Hvers
Dinubte
Karlets
Dec Purknell
Tile Menton
Mills
Nelson
Woods
Texas Teens Duel For Interscholastic Tennis Crown
At Merion Cricket Club Haverford Pa Texas teen Bernard Tul Bartzen and Ed Ray meet in a rubber final for the national title. Bartzen and Ray, both 16, had previous wins over each other and defeated strong opponents to reach the final in the 52 year old tournament.
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Ie Merion
Bernard
Tul” Bartzen
San Angelo
Texas
Ed Ray
Linton ii
Lone Star State
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Ray
Bartven
Charles Oliver
Perth Amboy
Hinman
Glenn Bassett
Santa Monica
Calif
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MacDonald Mathey
Desraflelé
Mass.) Academy
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Dean
Joseph Schecrer
Alan Watson
Pottstown
Athletes Galore Register at Rice
Houston June 30. At least sixteen high school athletes led by George Walmsley all state halfback from Goose Creek will enroll Monday at Rice Institute. Others include Bill Taylor end, Walter Wolfer halfback Milby, Steve Conroy Jeff Davis back, Paul Vahldick Stephen F. Austin high scorer, and Ernest Bartlett from St. Thomas High. Coach Neely expects strong resistance for 1944 football and plans summer practice after July 5.
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Goose Greek
Rice Institute
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Walmsley
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Walter Wolfer
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Steve Conroy
Jeff Davis
Billy D'Amico
Milbyenn
James Morgan
Tour Lamar
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Stephen Austin
Ernest Bartlettster
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Goose Creek
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Dan Davenport
San Antonio
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James Martin
Cleburne
George Miney
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Fleet
Columbus
Charles Nelson
Huntaville
James McBride
Ernest Perry
Navasota
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Beck
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Wichita Falls
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Rive
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Neely
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Bob Smith to Chunk Against Nuevo Laredo
Bob Smith, a winning pitcher with five wins and one loss and an earned run average of 1.85, is slated to start for the War Workers against La Juna in a Mexico National League game at Tech field. Earl Carpentier may miss action due to a leg injury, as La Juna relies on Di Higo and Colas with 12 and 18 home runs respectively, plus other pitchers for Saturday’s contest.
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Nuevo Laced
Tech Field
Rob Smith
la Junia
Art Bartell
Smith
War Workers
Earl Carpentier
la Juma
Dihigo
Colas
Ofregon
Fortes
la Juntas
Angora and Brentz to box in Texas leftweight title bout
In San Antonio at the Municipal Auditorium Angora faces Soldier Brentz for a leftweight championship on July 11. Pro promoter Clarence L Gordy reshuffled plans after Proctor Henhold of Oklahoma City pressed for money, pitting Tony Brentz of Louisville now at Randolph Field against Angola from Mexico City.
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Babyanjaora
San Antonio
Night Baseball Then and Now A Prophetic Debate
A 1926-era column muses on night baseball, noting prophets predicting a fad and clubs considering night schedules. It highlights Washington Senators, St. Louis Cardinals, Chicago Cubs, and Chicago White Sox as leaders in pushing games at night to boost attendance, with Major League owners weighing a league wide shift.
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Amos
Andy
Washington Senators
JK. M. Landis
Washington
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Scherwitzris Moltor
Ermyntrude
Clu
Clark Griffith
Sam Breadon
43 Jeff Team Reassembling In the Navy
Fehetavy's boot camp at San Diego Calif has nucleus of football players from 1942 Jefferson Ison Mustangs. Five stacked performers enrolled. two more men in route. McKissack Browne Grieder Worrell Willis Abbott Meader Sparkman all bound for San Diego or awaiting call.
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McKisssack
Browne
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Glagser
W. E. Abbott
Mustangs
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Alan Sparkman
Jefferson
Bion
Texas A
City softball all star series opens at San Pedro park
The annual three game all star series between city softball stars begins Sunday at 8 p.m. at San Pedro park as Commissioner Smith announced the event. Rosters shifted with Klue and Rec talbeler replacing Donkold between Blues and Randolnh field. The Ramblers enter the All Iven tour for service teams. Meds and Auies resume Sunday night July 26 with a possible third game.
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Klue
Donkold Detween the Blues
Randolnh
Ccusus
Ramblers
Avelin
Serviet
Meds
Auies
Harry Luras
Ketly
Red Mbsiare
Roland Connally
Alamo Jewelry
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J. W. Kilbride
Cordfield
Thue
Skilly Peterson
Tooke Hospital
Barney Ross to Referee Houston Boxing Program
HOUSTON June 30 Barney Ross one of sports world’s top war era heroes will serve as guest referee on promoter Frank Band’s first boxing program at the Coliseum on Monday July 10. Promoter Lew Raymond announced Ross’s signing today.
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Barney Ross
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Lew Raymond
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Ross
Service Loop Delayed in Second Hat Start
Weather disruptions push back start of the Service Baseball league second half to Sunday. Houda's Navigators and first-place Kelly field Plier's game rained out Thursday at Kelly, rescheduled for 5:30 p.m. Friday. Randolph and Cadet Center clash at Randolph shifts to Friday at 3 p.m. due to rainouts. Thursday games at Tech field and Ran Hadniph at Cadet Center await late July or August doubleheaders unless earlier arrangements are made.
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Brackenridge Grid Sweaters Arrive for 1943 Team
The Brackenridge high school football team awards for the 1943 season have arrived and are being distributed by the school board athlete office on Layaea Street.
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School Board
Layaea Street
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