Hondo Protest Delays Series Involved Ineligible Player
Managers upheld a protest over Stinson field using Billy Capps an ineligible player delaying the playoff between Hondo Brooks and Stinson for the Shaughnessy championship. The series now hinges on rained out games and possible round robin tiebreakers as timing and eligibility are resolved.
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Ene Aershot
Jeanne
Marine
Ute St. Anthony
Ute
Hondo Navigation School
Stinson
Henin
Hondo
Randolph Field Ramblers
Secerss
Cadet Center
Brooks
Ated Hondo
Andy Brooks
Thursgar
Techfield
Randolph
Croce
Brooks Fieid
Mehl
Honda
Rampiex
John
Dunsmore
Aniwar
Capps
An & Stinson
Teaitor
Commundo
Edliar
Anviyay
Teegile
Uni
Franks Lose Wolverines Star Julius Franks Ill
Ann Arbor Sept 7 Julius Franks star back named to AP second all America last year is confined to university hospital with illness. Crisler says diagnosis incomplete and Franks will not join Michigan this season.
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Ann Arbgun
Orn
Wi—Crech
H. O
Fritz” Casler
University of Michigan
Goard Julius
Franks
Associated, Press
University Hospital
Wolverines
Crisler
Hunt Captures Tennis Honors in Wartime Championship
Navy Lt Hunt defeated top contenders to win the men singles title 6-3 6-8 6-1 in a wartime tennis meet. Kramer collapsed from heat and illness, while Parker and Talbert reached later rounds. Berg and Osborne claimed respective women and doubles crowns as the event wrapped in Los Angeles.
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Ullpush
Atherancvusion
Jack Kramer
Los Angeles Coast Guardsman
Ord Hunt
Navy
Riumph
Kramer
Jose
Hunt
Frankie! Parker
William Talbert
Polite Berg
Los Angeles
Parker
Mondas
Low Brough
Beverly Hms
Calif May -Tep
Margaret Osborne
Jane Cio
Ami Daria Bart
Origine
WI Talbert
Miss Bety
Sturn
Eagles Open Season With Fast Open Style Football
Brackenridge High School Eagles prepare for a wide open attack under Head Coach George Forehand with new assistants and a roster of 87 players. Key backs include Watt Woods and Erfurth. center Cullig stands out amid lighter weights. Transfers Kells and James loom as late-season boosts as October approaches.
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George “Hed
Austin
Corpus Christi
Jefferun
Red
Clark Gurden
Janes
Eagles
Eugene Woods
August Erfurth
Means
Wood
Erfurth
Porehand
Dick Westkaemper
Shy
Mack White
Faward Kneupper
Herman Humble
Davenport
Allen Muen~chow
Arthur Brantley
James Sanders
Joe Favella
Talmer John- 50H
Hudson Kincaid
Stanley Kareher
Jack Vinson
Gloria Seahom
George Cullig
A. J. Martin
Colite
Kells
Bodiford
Oscar Kells
Brownsville
Buck James
Jornne
Loker
Moel
Hirlandaly
Lough
Thackeniige Park Women Golf Report In Weekly Chain
A partial readable section notes women golfers at Thackeniige Park as part of a weekly chain. The fragment mentions a 2 a.m. Wednesday timing and hints at local amateur competition.
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Thackeniige Park Woman’s Tool
Leo Stasica Joins Washington Club
Denver reports Leo Stasica a former Colorado university player transferred from Denver to join the Washington Redskins of the National Football League as a backfield addition. The move aims to bolster the club’s backfield depth during the season.
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Leo Stasica
Washington
Denver
Shshica
Colorado Univers
WY Foouuat
Stir Dachae
Rane
Washigton Redskins
Sional Tata
Miller Sets Record Pace in National Casting Tournament
Dick Miller of Huntington Beach breaks world records in the thirty fifth annual national caste event, averaging 40 percent in the 5 8 ounce distance hall. He previously set other marks in the tournament, continuing a record run at this meet in Chicago.
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Dick Miller
Huntington Beach
Calif
National Association of Casting and Angling Clubs
Chicago
Portland
Ore
B.C. Bradston
Cleveland
Ohio
Miller
Call Brake
Cuban pitcher sale announced for Portsmouth Cub s
The Portsmouth Cubs owner Frank D. Lawrence announced the conditional sale of Cuban right-hander George Comelius to the Los Angeles Coast Teague team. Comellas finished the season with 15 wins and tight defeats and will report next spring.
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Portsmouth
Georges Comelius
Tos Angeles
Pacific Coast Teague
Frank D. Lawrence
Portsmouth Cubs
Comellas
Eight Millions Bet at Five Tracks Monday
Labor Day betting at five major tracks drew 8 059 194 in wagers from 144 961 spectators on Monday and 6 042 098 on Saturday. Aqueduct led with a world record 2 926 202 for a single program, as other sites set area marks and the two day total reached 14 101 892 with accessibility noted as a constraint.
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Harold Claassen
New York
Sep
UPI
Labor Day
Mondey
Destroyers
Aqueduct
Washington Park
Chicago
Nortraganset
Pawtucket
Garden State Park
Camden
N. J
Fair Grounds
Detroit
Hersman Frank
Gond Jness
MBI
Sportsbeat notes on college football and war era events
Lieut Bert Wellens from San Antonio weighs in on football styles as Southern Methodist plays Arkansas at Alamo Stadium with Abulo Frito directing the aerials and Wayne Red Shaw and Bill Squires backing receivers. Army and naval teams, Texas and Minnesota links, plus other regional sports results and wartime notes appear in a scatter of items from San Antonio to Pensacola and Agua Caliente.
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Bert Wetlens
San Altubio
Alwaits
Alerall
Touisiana
Minnesota
Texas
Wellens
San Antonio
Foulyall
Abulo Frito
Germules
Alamo Heights High School
Texas A
Wayne
Red Shaw
Hinger
Bill Squires
Arkansas
Alamo
Newry
Army
Port
Sam Houston
Ransimph
Ramblers
Aiee
Texas Aggies
Houston
Catter
Randolph
Brym Army Air Field Club
Wey Oben al Randalph
Ward Tshind Marine
Corpus Christi
Blacklands
Army Air
Waco
Camp Pendleton
Callmariies
Manepus
Washington
Gordon
Gundar
Sanity Smith
Barney Google
Dagwood
Shaw
Montgomery Morilgomery Jack Title Bout Postponed
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced the 16 round lightweight title bout between Bol Moril gomery and Beau Jack, to be staged in New York, has been postponed from Friday to October 4 due to Montgomerys impacted wisdom tooth preventing training.
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New York
Vaoter
Mike Jacobs
Bol Moril
Gomery
Beau Jack
Montgomery
Pennsylvania
Baers Visit San Antonio For Army Fitness Expos and Boxing
Max Baer and his brother Cpl Buddy Baer, both in military service, tour air service command facilities in San Antonio. They meet cadets at Gunter hotel and plan an outdoor boxing exhibition with an as yet unnamed heavyweight opponent. The visit includes brief talks on physical training and boxing demonstrations for service members.
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Max Baer
Adv
Pugilis
Max
Cpl
Buddy Baer
San Antonio
Air Service Command
Baer
Gunter Hotel
Ben Gershar
Beth
Buddy
Oklahoma Gilly
California
Tle
Jteul
Omar Ff
Knox
Wil Box
May
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Hirhland Field
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