Davis-Monthan Defeats Aztecas In Nine-Hit Victory
Davis-Monthan Army nine beat the Aztecas 9 to 2 in a nine-hit game. Harris led the Mustangs with a three-for-five day including a double and two singles, while Castro struck out 13. The contest featured a comic sideline moment as a dog mimicked a coach, delighting the crowd.
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Clemensen
Medicos
Davis-Monthan
Azteca Warriors
Warriors
Legion
I Foley
Harvard
Aztecas
Frank Castro
Gil Carrillo
Rover
Carrillo
Gil
Azteca
Davismthan
Castro
Cara Jr
Radwan
Eddie Gallego
Dan Smith
Mustang
Gutierrez
Dittiro
Foley
Harris
Pash
al Faccio
Chato Carrillo, Jr
Fred Holmes
Gallego
Carrillo, Jr
Army
Holmes
Mustangs
Abrhore Harris
Smith
Schettel
Euw
McCarren
Shuper
Folly
Aztecas Abrhoa E Moreno
L. Carrillo
Gillego
Jj G.carrillo, Jr
Faccio
G. Carrillo Sr
Cotremetesin
G. Carrillo Jr
Ditirro
Effel
Gutirrez
Byley
Q Ditirro
Azercas
Um. William and
Valenzuela
Vaughan Sprint Champion Recall Highlights Brooklyn Star
Arky Vaughan, famed Brooklyn shortstop, is remembered as a Southern California scholastic sprint champion from his school days in New York.
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Vaughan
New York
Arky Vaughan
Brooklyn
Southern California
Four Teams Chalk Up Scores Of 69
Torrea side players included Joe McCrea Howard Morgan and William R Mathews while Porters outfit listed Lieber Lem White J J O Dowd and Dr H L Trimble.
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Torrea
Porter
Joe McCrea
Howard Morgan
William R. Mathews
Lieber
Lem White
J. J. O'Dowd
Dr. H. L. Trimble
Umps Deserve Recognition In Hall Of Fame
New York writer Hugh Fullerton Jr argues for hall of fame consideration for baseball umpires. He cites figures such as King Gaffney and lists many notable umpires including Bill Klein Tom Lynch Jack Sheridan Joe Cantillon Tommy Connolly Tim Hurst Hank O Day Lil OLoughlin Cy Rigler and Pilly Evans.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
Umps
Bill Klein
King” Gaffney
Tom Lynch
National League
Jack Sheridan
Joe Cantillon
Tommy Connolly
Tim Hurst
Hank
First for Hurst Tim Hurst tale of Briggs pitch
The old timers recall Tim Hurst meeting a pugnacious young pitcher Bert Briggs who argued a called strike. Hurst calmly questioned the appeal and declared the pitch a ball under the circumstances.
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Hurst
Tim Hurst
Bert Briggs
Briggs
Tim
Bettina Returns to Ring in Philadelphia Bout
Melio Bettina, an Army enlistee for about a year, makes his first ring start since induction as he fights Lou Brooks in Philadelphia tonight. Iowa state reports 52 players at summer football practice, most expected in uniform by fall.
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Melio Bettina
Lou Brooks
Philadelphia
Iowa State
Campus Coach Heads 1943 Squad On Campus
Cincinnati Times Star notes a lone figure on an average university campus likely the head football coach with his 1943 squad nearby, highlighting wartime college athletics presence.
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Nixson Denton
Cincinnati Times-Star
Touchdown twins enter Army service together at Fort Harrison
Walt McQuade and Jack Clifford, Colgate’s famed football pair, known as the touchdown twins for last fall, joined the Army in Fort Harrison Indiana last week. They hope to remain together under Uncle Sam. A clerk at the Sampson Naval Training Station calls for former Puerto Rican featherweight Victor Louis Antonio Corchado Ruiz Rodriguez, who answers to the nickname Butch when shipmates shout.
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Walt McQuade
Jack Clifford
Colgate
Fort Harrison
Ind
Uncle Sam
Sampson, N. Y
Victor Louis Antonio Corchado Ruiz Rodriguez
Butch
Athletics Hand Kennedy Second Loss in Detroit Tilt
Five years ago the Philadelphia Athletics beat Vernon Kennedy of Detroit for the second straight time by 8 to 2.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Vernon Kennedy
Detroit
California Grid Plans For 43 Continue Amid Uncertain Conference
California confirms the rehiring of coach L. B. Allison and staff and plans for football, signaling possible league play. Some foresee a northern southern split to resolve wartime scheduling, while Stanford and others doubt football will occur next fall. Northern schools resist division, citing long term conference unity concerns.
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San Francisco
Upes
University of California
California
L. B
Stub
Evans
Navy
al Masters
Stanford University
Stanford
Washington State
Oregon
Oregon State
Idaho
Montana
University of Southern California
University of California At
Los Angeles
Masters
San Francisco Bay Area
del Monte
St. Mary’s
Haegg Tapering To Running Form
Hanover N H June 14 WP The application of Gunder Haegg Swedish distance star for the 5000 meter run in the AAU track and field championships in New York next weekend was in the mail today Haegg holder of seven world records has tapered off to within one pound of his normal 158 pound running weight He took his first workout on the Dartmouth cinder track yesterday after earlier workouts on the college cross country course
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Hanover
N. H
Gunder Haegg
New York
Haegg
Dartmouth
Davis Fends Off AAU Criticism After Sprint double
Hal Davis the University of California sprinter defended his 100 and 220 yard titles at the 22nd annual national collegiate meet in Evanston. He plans one more appearance before marine duty and a possible AAU record dispute remains unresolved. Southern California won the team title with 46 points, California 39, Rice 36, NYU 32, and Minnesota 31.
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Tommy Devine
Evanston
Ill
U.P
Hal Davis
University of California
Davis
New” Y
A. A. U. Saamene
Chicago
Hal
Frank Wykoff
Jesse Owens
Clyde Jeffrey
George Simpson
Ralph Metcalfe
Jack Defield
Minnesota
Cliff Bourland
Southern
California
Rice
Bill Cummins
Southern California
Bourland
Jack Trout
Edsel Curry
Doug Miller
New York University
Hamlin Shuts Reds on Two Hits as Dodgers Lead NL by One
Three years ago Luke Hamlin blanked Cincinnati Reds on two hits, keeping Brooklyn atop the National League by a single game.
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Luke Hamlin
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Indians Tumble Toward Last Place in Doubleheader Loss
The Cleveland Indians slipped toward the cellar after a 3-1 loss to the St Louis Browns in the opener, then won 2-1 in 10 innings behind Jim Bagby to avoid a sweep. The Yankees and Athletics split, cutting New York's lead to two games. Washington also split with Boston, while Detroit, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, St Louis, and New York Giants posted varied results.
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St. Louis Browns
Brownies
Bob Muncrief
Indians
Jim Bagby
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Athletics
Yankee
Washington
Russer
Everett Fagan
A's
Jim Tyack
A’s
Hank Zuber
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Tex Hughson
Boston
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Virgil Trucks
Brooklyn
Burns
Billy Herman
Nate Andrews
Whit Wyatt
Kirby Higbe
Dodgers
Lonnie Frey
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Bill Lee
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Harry Brecheen
Harry Gumbert
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Sid Gordon
Ernie Lombardi
Joe Orengo
Phillies
Davis-Monthan
S. P
Janeees
Aztecas
New York Reneee
Washington Oo
Detroit Seboeasecelee
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
FASTEETH promises secure dentures for daily comfort
Many wear false teeth with worry, but FASTEETH powder holds plates firmer and more comfortably. It has no gummy taste and does not cause nausea. Alkaline formula helps denture odor and freshens breath. available at drug stores.
Southern Association Scores Snapshot
Chattanooga defeats Birmingham 6 to 3 while Atlanta beats New Orleans 3 to 0. Memphis improves to 14 5 with a 7 to 6 win over Knoxville. Nashville edges Little Rock 5 to 4.
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Southern Association
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Atlanta
New Orleans
Memphis
Knoxville
Little Rock
Nashville
American Association Standings Snapshot
Toledo leads with 7 runs to 3 over Milwaukee while Louisville posts 8 to 2 against St Paul. Indianapolis suffers 17 losses while Minneapolis has 5 wins 7 losses. Columbus and Kansas City also appear with mutual results.
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Coast League Standings Snapshot From California Tour
The Coast League records show Los Angeles at 7 7, San Francisco 9 9, Oakland 4 1, Hollywood 3 3, Portland 1 2, Seattle 2 1, San Diego 1 3, and Sacramento 0 0, reflecting uneven results across teams and venues.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
Hollywood
Portland
Seattle
San Diego
Sacramento
Brant Smith Wins Red Cross Benefit Match
Brant Smith defeated Bob Caldwell 9-7 2-6 6-3 to win the men singles final of the Red Cross benefit tournament over the weekend. Kue Chesney and Helen Edwards won the women’s doubles 6-1 6-0 over Joe Pesqueira and Jeanne Smith. Pesqueira and Smith beat Dorothy Crabl and Sue Lesher 6-3 6-3 in the semi finals. Don Napier and Pesqueira won the mixed doubles 6-3 6-2 against Bob and Virginia Caldwell who had earlier beaten Toni Rudolph and Phil McNeil 7-5 6-2.
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Brant Smith
Red Cross
Bob Caldwell
Kue Chesney
Helen Edwards
Walloping
Joe Pesqueira
Jeanne Smith
Pesqueira
Smith
Dorothy Crabl
Sue Lesher
Don Napier
Bob
Virginia Caldwell
Toni Rudolph
Phil McNeil
Cardinals Rival Dodgers Hinges On Cooper Lanier
The St. Louis Cardinals’ chance against the Brooklyn Dodgers this season rests largely on Mort Cooper and Max Lanier. The two ace pitchers each subdued the Dodgers five times during last year’s campaign.
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Dodger
ST. Louis
U.P
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mort Cooper
Max Lanier
Dodgers
Earl Brown Joins Dartmouth Coaching Staff
Hanover June 14 Earl Brown takes over as head football and basketball coach at Dartmouth succeeding Tuss McLaughry and Ossie Cowles. Brown played at Notre Dame in 1939 and previously coached at Harvard before the Crimson dropped football.
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Hanover
O. H
Ege
Radio Theatre brings The Philadelphia Story to Columbia network
Loretta Young Robert Taylor and Robert Young star in a radio adaptation of The Philadelphia Story on Columbia network tonight. The cast follows the Broadway play and MGM film with DeMille producing Tracy Lord and Dexter Haven. KTUC 7 p.m. Flag Day tunes and patriotic numbers follow with Percy Faith directing.
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Loretta Young
Robert Taylor
Robert Young
Columbia Network
Philip Barry
MGM
Cecil B. DeMille
Philadelphia
Tracy Lord
Tracy
Dexter Haven
Macaulay Connor
Haven
KTUC
Percy Faith
Josephine Antoine
Metropolitan Opera
Reinold Schmid
Chicago Opera
Brazil Moreno
Enesco
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Waring
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Sally Sears
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Tex Randall
Snow Village
Victory Food Committee
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the O’neill
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Maneeee P. Lochner
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Victory Fashions
Sam Wendell Noble
Young Dr. Malon
Bill Costello
Portia
Voice of the Red Cross
New World Today
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Jose Cc. Harsh
Fulton Lewis
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