Guidone Chiefs Set Up Joe Nuxhall to Clip Wings Again
A wartime style sports column notes Rice Harlow returning to football coaching after Navy service and discusses 1976 Crimson and other college foes. It mentions Bernie Bierman, Ossie Solem, Earl Stuhr, and various coaches and teams, plus reflections on London wartime life and Canadian horse racing issues. Dizzy Dean’s earnings are contrasted with Babe Ruth and others as he signs a seven year radio deal. The piece also touches Derby schedules and American Association pennant race chatter with Harry Letbold and Ollie Marquardt.
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Bernie Bierman
Act On the Sea
Marin Corps
Wser
Ossie Solem
Earl Stuhr
Ato
Minnesota
Fenn State
Syracus
Dizzy Dean
Babe Ruth
TJ Cobb
Lou Gehrig
Dizzy
Dean
Katz Rolls Past Rochester in Third Straight Triumph
Syracuse Chiefs beat Rochester 3-1 as Katz earns his third win in as many starts. The lefty allowed nine hits over nine innings with no walks, while his offense rapped nine hits including a Mele triple.
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Katz
Glen Ganiner
Lou Sakas
Police Retirement Fund
Rochester
Mio Chiefs
Olsen
Mele
Ratz
Winzs
Boston mare Margaret Griffin eyes races with men at Jamaica
Margaret Griffin a Boston brunette and trainer George Coburn praise her patience and skill as an exercise rider on the Jamaica track. She reflects on her long horse background from childhood ponies to pole ponies and hopes for ride opportunities and a shot at major races like the Triple Crown.
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George Coburn
Margaret
Coburn
George
Boston
Lsten
Jamaica
Chad
Gor Tse
PoSettisiatae
Miss Griffin
Courn
Watea
Eddie Ferrell
Rockingham
Margaret Griffin
Ihe
Joe Renick
Pete Sergeant
Associated Press
Gridder in Show at War Loan Event in New York
P Lt Cyril H Hebrank of Baltimore a former Johns Hopkins football end will lead a 39 man patrol in a reenactment of a Japanese pill box attack during the Here’s Your Infantry unit maneuvers at the war loan show at Yankee Stadium on July 3 He last played football in 1941 and served 12 months in the Aleutians
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New York
Cyril H. Hebrank
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Yankee Toadiurm
Hebrank
Aleutians
Baseball Roundup Highlights Early Wins and Streaks
Yesterday's Stars report AP notes Crartie Workman of the Braves homered with two on to beat Cincinnati 7-6. Newhouser of the Tigers spun a six hitter to extend his win streak to seven and 12th of the season. Jim Bagby of the Indians shut out Philadelphia for his second victory. Hal Feldman of the Giants credited with his seventh win.
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Associated Press
Crartie Workman
Braves
Smith
Cincinnati
Bal ‘Newhouser
Tigers
Washington
Jim
Bagby
Indians
Pix
Philadelphia
v.Mbek
Strincevich
Pirates
Outa
Hal Feldman
Giants
Seng
Syracuse Baseball Summary From Confusing OCR Text
Game details are garbled with names like Rodriguez Olsen Dudick Kerns Mele Baughn and Gardner. Mentions sacrifices by Olson and Rodriguez and a 3-base hit. Umpires listed Van Grafa and Tsehe. Time of game two hours and thirty seven minutes. Attendance unknown.
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Ocusster
Syracuse
Rodriguez
Olsen
Dudick
wineKerns
Mele
Baughn
Olson
Natz
Daniel
Gardner
Katz
Inninse
Sakax
Hatz
van Grafa
Tsehe
Chiefs Triumph As Dudick Sparks Early Rally
Gardner started for Rochester and held the Wings scoreless until the eighth inning before tiring. Rodriguez opened with a single in the first, and Mele tripled in the fourth but was retired on Gardner’s fielding play. Dudick, hitting safely in four straight games, sparked the fifth inning rally before Olson and Kerns contributed to the comeback.
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Utes
Gardner
Rochester
Lakas
Rodriguez
Frank Bowa
Katz
Chiefs
Nichols
Wings
Mele
Daniel
Charles Baron
John Dudick
Tribe
Olson
Kerns
Syracuse Chiefs
Rochester Red Wings
Chiefs Rally At Rochester In Baseball Game
Dudick pitched a single through the box to cash the run for the Tone Rochester. Cazen scored the second Chiefs run in the sixth on a grounder to short. Rodriguez Sacrificed Beeler singled and Mele’s fielder’s choice sent Cazen home. Olson tied the game with Daniel driving in three in the eighth as Dudick recorded an infield out and Olson was left stranded.
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Cash Dudick
Cazen
Chiefs
Rodriguez
Beeler
Mele
Rausch
Fred Marsi
Rochester
Daniel
Marsh
Baughn
Gardner
Lakas
Dudick
Olson
Morse Team Romps Past North Syracuse Merchants 12–5
In a Commercial League 1 softball game at Lemoyne School diamond, Morse defeated the North Syracuse Merchants 12 to 5. The contest featured strong hitting by Morse and solid defense to secure the win.
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MORSE
Morse Ten
North Syracuse Merchants
Lemoyne
Royals Add To Lead With 2 Victories
The Associated Press reports a fast night across the league as Montreal swept Jersey City 7-1 and 3-0 while the Syracuse Chiefs beat Rochester 3-1. Baltimore split with Toronto 3-2 as Frank Skaff won the opener.
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Royals
Finish of a golf stroke reveals swing quality
Article notes the finish of a wood or iron shot shows stroke quality. It explains rhythm, force, and shoulder pivot determine impact and the rounded finish. The editor offers a printed diagram of stance and ball position with a 3 cent stamp to Sam Snead.
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Sam Snead
Care Herald-Journal
Fight Results Brooklyn Manurice LaChance Victorious
Brooklyns Lefty LaChance outpointed Monty P. in a 123 percent bout in Lisbon Maine. Davey Feld knocked out Charney McPherson in Brooklyn. Al Freda outpointed Joe Celetti in Worcester. Celerino Bronco defeated Fall River. T.K.O. Johnny Marra scored a win in Boston.
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Associated Press
Brookiyn
Manurice
Lefty” LaChance
Lisbon
Monty P.snatore
Brooklyn
Davey Feld
Charney McPherson
Brooxlyn
Pall River
Mass
al Freda
Worchester
Joe Celetti
Worcester
Celerino Bronco
Fall River
T.K.O
Johnny Marra
Bosnm
Tigers Lead By Full Game In Stride With Newhouser Victory
Newhouser pitched six hits and earned his seventh win as Detroit beat Washington 5-2 to stay a game up on the Yankees. Mayo homered in the first inning, and Newhouser struck out 9 to raise his season total to 96. Browns topped the Yankees 9-4 in St. Louis behind Vernon Stephens 13th homer and Kucki’s seventh win. Hayes tied the major league catchers durability mark with his 217th straight game. Cubs trimmed Brooklyn 11-8 at home as Lowery and Rosen homered, while Braves beat Reds 7-6 in Boston on Workman’s ninth-inning shot.
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Detroit
Yankees
Newhouser
Senators
Bobby Feller
Cleveland
Feller
Washington
Roger Wolff
Eddie Mayo
Sin
Harland Clift
Browns
St. Louis
York
Vernon Stephens
Lir JakKucki
Frankie Hayes
Jim Bagby
Athletics
Hayes
Cincinnati
Ray Mueller
Indians
Jeff Heath
Bagby
CUBS
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Chicago
Harry Lowery
Goody Rosen
Braves
Reds
Boston
Chuck Workman
Steve Mesner
Pity the Tired Official Scorer
In Burlington manager Cy Perkins of the Carolina League used five pitchers and about 50 player switches in one game. The right fielder played short, the shortstop pitched, the third baseman moved to short, the catcher moved to third, and a pitcher moved to right field. He returned to pitching later as the merry-go-round repeated.
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Dansville
INS
Cy Perkins
Burlington
Vince DiMaggio O.K. With Phils Trade Boosts Lineup
Philadelphia general manager Herb Pennock praises last winter's deal with Pittsburgh that brought Vince DiMaggio for Al Gerheauser. DiMaggio's season highlights include 12 home runs and 46 RBIs, contributing significantly to the Phillies' 263 runs.
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Philadelphia
Herb Pennock
Phil- Nes
Pittsburgh Pirates
Vince DiMaggio
al Gerheauser
Gerheauser
Bucs
Phil
Ehmke Golf Star Ties For A.B.C. Philadelphia Lead
Howard Ehmke, famed 1922 World Series hero with the Athletics, shot 64 to tie for the Class A lead in the opening round of the ABC Philadelphia Golf Association tournament, showing skill beyond his major league pitching days.
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Philadelphia
Howard Ehmke
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Baseball Weekend Standings and Highlights
The Reds opened with a homer as Tim Tobin countered for Boston with a two run blast. Tommy Holmes extended his 24 game safety streak. The Cards rallied for five in the fourth to beat the Phils 6-1 in Philadelphia. Ken Burkhardt earned his eighth win to lead Cardinal pitchers. Nick Strincevich notched his seventh win as Pittsburgh edged the Giants 3-1 in New York, despite 12 Pirates hits against Harry Feldman.
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Reds
Tim Tobin
Boston
Tommy Holmes
CARDS
Phils
Philadelphia
Ken Burkhardt
Cardinal
Nick Strincevich
Pittsburgh
Giants
New York
Pirates
Harry Feldman
Tilden Faces Kozeluh in Pro Tennis Championship Bout
Two former world champions meet in New York as B H Tilden challenges Karel Kozeluh for a spot in the national professional championships semi finals. Vincent Richards plays Dick Sheen, with Welby Van Horn and John Nostady earning semi final brackets yesterday.
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New York
Big BH
Tilden
Karel Kozeluh
California Versus Texas In National Tennis Semi Final
It will be California versus Texas in the semi final round of the 37th national boys Inter scholastic tennis tournament today. Second ranked Herb Flam of Beverly Hills faces Dick Savitt of El Paso while top ranked Bolar Ray of Linton opposes dark horse Hugh Stewart of South Pasadena.
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California
Texas
Herb Flam
Beverly Hills
Calif
Dick Savitt
el Paso
Tex
Bolar Ray
Linton
Andover Academy
Dark Horse
Hugh Stewart
South Pasadena
Cochrane Faces Rocky Graiano in Garden Test
New York boxing fans see Freddie Red Cochrane welterweight champion take on Rocky Grazianno in a 10 round non title bout at Madison Square Garden. Cochrane, who won the title July 29 1941 in Newark and spent two years in the Navy, aims to shake off ring rust after five quick knockouts in tuneup fights.
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New York
Freddie “Red” Cochrane
Rocky Graziano
Madison Square Garden
Elizabeth
N. J
Cochrane
Ritzie Zivie
Newark
Navy
Pacific
Cubs Battle For Record
Two Chicago Cubs pitchers Claude Passeau and Lon Warneke each have 20 game win totals and strong fielding records. Warneke, back from service, holds the NL mark with 222 straight chances without an error dating to Sept 30 1958. Passeau began errorless play Sept 15 1941 with 219 chances without a bobble. The winner of the race will hold the league record.
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Chicago
Chicago Cub
Claude Passeau
Lon Warneke
Warneke
Cubs
Passeau
Leahy Family Moving West to Berkeley California
Lt Frank Leahy athletic director at Notre Dame will move his wife and four children to Berkeley California next week. They will stay with him during his assignment at St. Marys Navy Pre Flight School in California and then move westward for the new posting.
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South Bend
Ind
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Lon
California
Out of Army Danning quits baseball over bad knees
Harry Danning former Giants catcher medically discharged from the Army last week said he is quitting baseball because of an arthritic knee condition. He wrote to Giants president Horace Stoneham explaining he cannot play, plans rest and aims to start a business. He is 33 turning 34 this September and resides in Los Angeles with his wife and two year old daughter. He served two years and two months in the Army.
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LOS Angeles CP
Harry Danning
New York Giants
Danning
Horace Stoneham
Giants
Ruffin Banned From Boxing In New Jersey
New Jersey boxing Chief Commissioner John J. Hall revoked Bobby Ruffin's license after he delayed a match nearly an hour in Elizabeth. Hall warned Ruffin would never fight in New Jersey while Hall remains in charge.
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Trenton
J. G.P
Bobby Ruffin
New York
Freddie Archer
Newark
Elizabeth
New Jersey
John J. Hall
Ruffin
Hall
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Boone Perm Katz
Norm Shope
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Brucette
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Frank Skaff
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Syracuse Tenes
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