Coopers Set To Appear With Cards
incoherent OCR summary notes upcoming Chicago Cubs vs St Louis Cardinals game with Walker Cooper and Bam Bam referenced. mentions weather, crowd, and probable batting order with scattered names and numbers. source text is garbled and difficult to parse but indicates a World Series context and managerial figures Si Crerdinals Charley Grimm.
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Derringe
Suggs Fires 71 to Lead North and South Golf Medal
Louise Suggs of S Gulf Springs Georgia captured the qualifying medal in the North and South women's golf tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina recording a 37 on the front nine and 34 on the back nine to top Estelle Lawson Page and Jane Covington by two strokes. Page the defending champion posted 36 37 373 while Covington shot 37 36 73 and other qualifiers included Margeret Gunther Jean Coplin and Marg Becker among a long list of players from various states.
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William Hockenios, Jr
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Thomas B. Nolen
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Stev Benville
Ohio
Jack .Hansen
Southern Pines
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Charles 2. Harbaugh
Cleveland
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Dusham
Bisons Acquire Al Wright From Braves
Boston officials announced the release of outfielder Al Wright from the Braves and that right-hander Red Barsett, who won nine games last season, had arrived from Santa Barbara and signed a contract for 185 thousand dollars.
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Red) Barsett
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Indus Softball League Scheduled For 1345 Season
The Industrial Athletic Association plans to organize the Indus Softball League for 1345 with a meeting at 7 30 Friday night at the Y. Officials say several teams have entered but vacancies remain and organizers urge interested teams to contact Jim McCrecken, industrial secretary, for the schedule and details.
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Rookies Flood Openers as Fourth War Season Begins
In wartime baseball, rosters widen to admit many rookies on opening day. Key veterans depart as teams debut fresh faces including Boris Martin, Pete Gray, Maier, Metra, Nagel, Michasis, and Schoen. Opening attendances are projected around 230000 across eight games with notable debuts across American and National League clubs.
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al Schoendienst
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Nelzon
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yeuthYal Hamner Brothers
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Rene Moutéazudo
Forte Defeats Fiorello In Eight Round Bout
Forte from Providence defeats Jerry Fiorello of New York in a decisive eight round match here last night. It marks Fiorello’s third straight loss to Forte with earlier wins for Forte in New York. Also, Jimmy Fiusto from Warwick outpoints Don Conway in a separate bout.
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Chisox Acquire First Baseman From Indianapolis
The Chicago White Sox announced the purchase of first baseman Kirby Farrell from Indianapolis of the American Association. Farrell, 31, batted .203 in 123 games last season for Indianapolis and will report to manager Jimmy Dykes in Cleveland for the season opener against the Indians.
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Bowling Scores Across Industrial League Reshape Standings
In Industrial Class League play Beho Manning and Hudson Yahiey Fuel split a two game set as Sally led with 908 and Tucker 212. Barrett propelled Arsenal to a three game win over Fords. Senez assisted. Adirondack teams, Behr Manning and others posted wins while Cloverleaf Creamery’s Johnny Rush shined with 207. Multiple leagues report high scores including O’Neill and Warhurst topping the Stotts. The night features boxing bowling after.
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Probable Hurlers In Majors Today
Major league daily probable pitchers listed for American and National League games. Detroit at St Louis Newhouser 29 9 versus Jakucki 13 9. Boston at New York Cecil 5 versus Donald 13 10. Washington at Philadelphia Leofard 14 4 against Newsom 12 15. Chicago at Cleveland Lee 3 9 against Reynolds 31 3. St Louis at Chicago Wilks 17 14 versus Derringer 7 13. New York at Boston Voiseller 21 16 against Javery 30 18. Philadelphia at Brooklyn Ratfensberser 8 20 versus Davis 10 11. Pittsburg at Cincinnati Oster tmivller 13 8 against Walters 33 8.
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Javery
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Ratfensberser
Davis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Ostertmiveller
Walters
Giants Open 1935 Season in Boston with Injured Lineup
The New York Giants travel to Boston to kick off the Nations League first division run, facing the Braves before an expected 10 600 crowd. Coach Bob Coleman hopes Tom Nelson returns from a sorearm at first base with Dick Culler nursing a bruised right arm. Probable batting order lists Becker at center, Hevemann at second, Medwick, Guerwater, Weintraub, Lombardi, Kerr, Mass, Reyes, Jaxery, and Joust. Voiselle starts on the mound with Kerr and Lombardi in field.
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Weintraub
A Nelson
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Kerr
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Jaxery
Voiselle
Dodgers Open With Davis Against Phillies In Brooklyn
Brooklyn manager Leo Durocher plans to start himself in today's opener against the rebuilt Philadelphia Phillies. Curt Davis, veteran right-hander, will pitch for the Dodgers with Ken Raffensberger lined up for Philadelphia. Expected attendance around 20 000 as lineups show Durocher batting second and Raffensberger on the mound.
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Big-Time Bouts Return To New York
Promoter Mike Jacobs unveiled an outdoor summer boxing scene in New York. Ray Hobinson will face Jimmy McDaniels at the Polo Grounds on June 15 in a ten rounder. Fred Cochrane to meet the winner of the Graziano Davis bout on June 28 with outdoor fights returning at the Polo Grounds.
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Sugar) Hobinson
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Joe Lavigioni
Camp's No 5 Team Sets Pace in Alpha Alleys Bowling
Camp’s No 5 leads the 10th annual Men’s City Bowling Championship at Alpha Alleys as Casey’s posts 3082 with 43 handicap to stay 40 pins ahead of Gloeckner’s. Eddie Ingtis of Gloeckners tops singles with 377, while Higgins and Burleigh post 2259 with 602 for a triple high. Other scores include Simmons 2916 with 285 handicap and Darabond Trienotes 2955 with 393 handicap.
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Newsom to Start for A's Today in Opener
Philadelphia Athletics and Washington Nationals launch the 1945 American League season at Shibe Park with Bobo Newsom slated to start for Philadelphia. Newsom, training in Hartsville, S C, persuaded Connie Mack to name him in the opener against the rival pitchers from the pennant race last year.
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Dutch) Leonard
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Leonard
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LaGuardia to Help Yanks Open Drive
New York will host the opening game of the major league season with Mayor LaGuardia tossing the ceremonial first ball. Rex Cecil joined the Sox late last year as a mound selection for Boston while Atley Donald, expected to start the rainout reversal, was chosen to pitch for the Yankees.
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Weather Halts Yanks Nats Opener In 1945 Rainout
Wet chilly conditions at Griffith Stadium forced postponement of the season opener between the New York Yankees and Washington Nationals in 1945. Officials surveyed a misty diamond about noon and called off play, with a memorial gate event planned next Friday for Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
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Peralta Beats Guido In Eight Round New York Bout
Joey Peralta of Tamaqua Pennsylvania won an unanimous eight round decision over Al Guido in New York at the St Nichelas Arena before 2 387 fans paying 4174 13. Other results include Eadie Compo defeating Rotco Progario and Buly Carol edging Manuel Torres in separate bouts.
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Carol Gallichon
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Rick Ferrell Aims for Four More Seasons in Baseball
Rick Ferrell reflects on a four year extension goal as a catcher with a long career in major league baseball. He notes surpassing 2 758 championship games by 1955 and compares his durability to past catchers like Gabby Hartnett Bil Dickey and Ray Schalk while discussing knuckleball pitchers with the Senators.
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Lindell to Join Yankees for Today’s Game
New York Yankees centerfielder Johnny Lindell will be available for today’s game against the Boston Red Sox after his draft papers moved from Camden to New York. He was set for a preinduction physical following the transfer, originally from Temple City California on March 28.
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Donovan Named to Head Police Loop Patrol
Patrolman William M. Donovan of the Troy Police was elected president of the District Police Bowling League. The league spans Troy Albany Cohoes and Schenectady and held its fifth annual banquet at the Surf Room Annex Restaurant. Additional officers include Sgt Allison Green Cohoes vice president and Patrolman Lester Knapp Albany secretary treasurer.
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Hustling Hank Doty Returns to Pro Baseball in Memphis
Hank Doty, 13, plans a spring return to professional baseball with Memphis in the Southern Association. A flashy infielder in earlier decades, Doty played in the Texas and Lone Star Leagues and had a brief Boston Red Sox trial. He later managed in the Evangeline League and semi pro ball in South Texas, marking a long, busily hustling career.
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