Navy Engineers Triumph In Copper League Clash
Wally Hood fired a second victory in 48 hours as Navy V-12 Engineers edged Silver Bow Parks 6 to 4 at Clark Park. Hood battled seven singles allowed, while Navy’s timely hitting and two first-inning runs set the pace. Weather shifted with a hail storm after the final out as Parks threaten late. Parks’ two runs in the second and eighth were countered by Navy’s three in the first and late in the sixth. Pull dress practice resumes tonight. next Copper league game is against the Queen at Clark Park Wednesday.
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Pett
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Nelson 13 Under Par for Easy Victory on Links
Byron Nelson of Toledo wins the New York Red Cross tournament at New Rochelle with a 72 hole 275 13 under par earning 2666 65 in war bonds. Vic Ghezzi and Mike Turnesa follow, Sarazen close behind. Nelson leads winter tour by five strokes heading to Chicago for the Victory national open.
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Byron Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Vic Ghezzi
Atlantic City
N. J
Mike Turnesa
White Plains
Gene Sarazen
Darien
Conn
Nelson
Ben Hogan
Jack Patromi
Manchester
Wykagyl
Sarazen
Harold (Jug) McSpaden
Philadelphia
Chicago
McSpaden
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
Ed Furgol
Detroit
Mich
U. S. Films Grip Britain in 1943
London reports that about 80 percent of Britain registered films were foreign in the 1943 film year with United States production comprising 75 percent of the total footage shown. Box office receipts remain strong despite operation hours being cut due to blackouts and transport curbs.
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U. S
Britain
United States
London
Pacific Coast League standings and results brief
The Pacific Coast League results show San Diego 1 to 2, San Francisco 2 to 3, Oakland 3 to 7, Portland 1 to 4, Los Angeles 2 to 0, Seattle 3 to 0. Sacramento 7 to 5, Hollywood 5 to 2.
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Oakland
Portland
Los Angeles
Seattle
Sacramento
Hollwood
Stops Parks to Tighten Copper League Race
Charley Parker 17 is cited as AAU sprint king as the Winter Garden maple lanes host an Elks bowling tournament. Sixteen quints competed with Team No. 10 taking top prize 2700, followed by No. 4 2643 and No. 9 2558. 35-Year club finished seventh. C Yerkes E Sundberg P Hurley E Buckley R Hoencke led the winning club. H Kuecks had high individual 244, Fabian 622 total. Fabian earned first surprise award for 15 strikes and Joe Roberts second for 475 high total for players averaging 130 or less.
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Joe Roberts
Fort Warren Nine Wins Over Lowry Field In Wyoming Tilt
Fort Warren Quartermasters edged Lowry Field of Denver 3-2 in a sharply played game behind four-hit hurler Geiserts who fanned 11. Lowry’s Airmen defeated Wyoming post 10-4 on Saturday.
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Quartermasters
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Moundsman Geiserts
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Wyoming Post
Parker Wins National 200 Meter Title in a Blaze at Randall's Island
Charley Parker, 17, a San Antonio high school star, won the national 200 meter title at Randall's Island with a dramatic final burst, edging Edward Conwell of New York U. Parker also took the 100 meter junior title the previous day, but scratched the senior 100. The meet highlighted other events with Fart Audet winning the shot put and Cornelius Warmerdam retaining the pole vault title.
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Wooster College
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Fred Sheffield
Utah U
Willard Smith
San Francisco
David Albritton
Dayton
Kenneth Whitney
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Naval Training Center
San Diego
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Oceanside
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Navy
del Smith
Glendale
Hilton Padway
Ft. Custer
Mich
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Ohio State
Robert Kelley
Illinois U
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Bill Hulse
New York A. C
Hulse
Chuck Hunter Wins 10th Tacoma City Amateur Title
Tacoma veteran Chuck Hunter captured his tenth Tacoma City Amateur championship in 15 years, posting 75 76 for a 151 total at Tacoma Country Club in the 36 hole event. A record field of 116 competitors took part in the largest tournament to date.
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Top Links Ladies Vie in Chicago
Chicago June 18 The nations leading ladies of the fair Ways square off Monday in the 15th womens western open golf tournament at Suburban Park Ridge Country club Babe Didksen Zaharias of Beverly Hills Calif former champion presumed the favorite in the six day event Zaharias posted a 76 in a mixed exhibition with Lt Patty Berg defending champion carding 79 Saturday she shot 38 31 69 in warm ups for the 32 berths in the championship flight Monday begins 18 hole rounds match play starts Tuesday and the 36 hole finals are set for next Saturday
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Seals Sweep Padres as Lead Grows in Coast League
The San Francisco Seals edged the San Diego Padres 2 to 1 and 3 to 2 to tighten their grip on first in the Pacific Coast league. The Seals won the series six games to one, with Tom Sears earning his 12th win in the finale after a late two-run burst.
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San Francisco Seals
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Seals
Tom Sears
Temple and Syracuse to open gridiron series in night game
Philadelphia June 18 Temple University and Syracuse have scheduled a first ever football meeting for October 20 in Philadelphia. Earl Yeomans Temple athletic director said a return game will be at Syracuse next year. Both squads will use civilian players this season.
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Temple University
Syracuse
Earl R. Yeomans
Temple
Mixed Teams Bowl in Regular League Round at Winter Garden
Mixed teams bowl their regular league matches at the Winter Garden alleys tonight at 7 30. Teams compete in a standard format with standings likely affected as the schedule continues.
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Winter Garden
Cardinals Pirates Split Doubleheader at St Louis
The league leading St Louis Cardinals won the first game 12 to 2 before losing the nightcap 3 to 1 against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Fritz Ostermueller pitched a sparkling three hitter for his fourth win over one loss, while Mort Cooper earned his sixth win aiding 13 hits by St Louis. Whitey Kurowski hit his eleventh homer in the seventh to spoil a shutout. Attendance reached 16,292 at Sportsman Park.
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Ostermueller
Cardinal
Whitey Kurowski
Fritz
Mort Cooper
Kurowski
Mort
Sportsman's Park
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Pittsburgh
Handley
Elliott
Hopp
Camelli
Musial
Dahleren
Rubeling
Sewell
Probable pitchers listed for tomorrow's baseball games
New York at Brooklyn with Feldman versus Grege in the NL and Washington at New York pitting Niggeling against Johnson or Roser in the AL. Records shown in parentheses. Only one NL game scheduled.
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National League
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Feldman
Grege
American League
Washington
Niggeling
Johnson
Roser
Real High Wins Greentree Handicap at Caliente
At Caliente on June 18 Real High a Deerwood Stock Farm filly outpaced Gold Vince and held a nose margin to win the six furlong Greentree handicap. Jockey Bobby Warren rode Real High ahead of Crystal Torch’s favorite, with Deer Heel finishing third as Real High paid 11.80 5.00 and 4.00 to win.
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Hubert Stanley Jones
Crystal Torch
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Segura Captures United States Clay Court Crown
Francisco Segura the Ecuadorian tennis star won the national clay court championship in Detroit defeating Billy Talbert 6-3 2-6 7-5 6-3 to claim his second U S title and become the nineteenth player in 24 years to hold the clay crown. He also teamed with Talbert to win the men's doubles 6-1 6-2 5-7 6-1.
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Pancho) Segura
Ecuador
United States
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Segura
Big Bill Tilden
Seymour Greenberg
Chicago
Hubert Manire
Hobart Wrobbel
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Dorothy May Bundy
Santa Monica
Calif
Doris Hart
Miami
Fla
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Aenold
Elkhart
Ind
Golfer Pays Green's Fee for Hospital Lawn Birth
A Newark golfer paid a $15 green's fee to a Newark hospital for using its lawn where his wife delivered their baby. He had protested the initial $15 bill for use of a delivery room.
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N. J
Green
Baseball's Big Six Leaders Named In AP Report
The Associated Press lists top batters in both leagues with Walker of the Dodgers and Musial of the Cardinals leading. Tucker of the White Sox Weintraub of the Giants Hostetler of the Tigers and Doerr of the Red Sox follow with high averages and RBIs in the season’s early stat rows.
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Tigers
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Christman
Browns
Ces
Kurowski
Cullenbine
Indians
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Spence
Seerey
Ott
Browns' Lead but Half Game After Twin Loss to Tigers
Detroit Tigers sweep the Browns 7 3 and 7 5 in a twin bill, Rudy York delivering a ninth inning two run homer in the nightcap. Hal Newhouser earns a six hitter in the opener to become the first AL pitcher with 10 wins, cutting St Louis’s league lead to a half game as 27,917 witness the double victory.
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Rudy York
Detroit Tigers
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Hal Newhouser
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Caster
Mancuso
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Richards
R.H.E. St. Louis
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Gentry
Trout
Swift
White Sox sweep Indians with ninth inning rally
Chicago White Sox win nightcap 7 to 6 after a two run rally in the ninth. Wally Moses belted a tenth inning homer to give the Sox a 3 to 2 opener victory. Cleveland errors contribute to the late collapse as Moses doubles as a key hit in the opener. Both games played in Cleveland.
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White Sox
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Sox
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Schalk
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Tuckeref
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Dawson Wins 37-Hole Test to Save Title
In Hollywood Johnny Dawson defeats Bruce McCormick 37 holes to reclaim the southern California amateur golf championship at Lakeside Country Club. Dawson, five down after 27 holes, forced a tie after 36 and closed with a six-foot birdie at the final hole to win.
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Hollywood
U.P
Johnny Dawson
Bruce McCormick
Lakeside Country Club
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Los Angeles
Waner Signs With Pirates After 17 Major League Seasons
Outfielder Lloyd Waner, long time Pirate star from 1927 to 1941 and part of the famed Waner brothers duo, signed with the Pittsburgh club on Sunday to cap a 17 year major league career. The Dodgers released him last week to stay under the 25 player limit.
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Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Paul
Waner
Brooklyn Dodgers
Milwaukee and others update from the American Association
The Milwaukee seven eleven, Louisville four eight. St Paul four three. Toledo nine seven. Minneapolis three four. Columbus two eight. Kansas City one eight, Indianapolis seven two.
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