Wing Is Back In Groove as Tainter Contends in Western Open
21 year old Georgia Tainter of Fargo North Dakota returns to form in the Western Open quarterfinals claiming her swing is renewed after a year away. She defeated Mrs Lawrence Selz 2 up and faces Dorothy Germain of Philadelphia, a top seed, as the event advances with veterans Battaglia and Zaharias also in action.
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Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
Hich
Georgia Tainter
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Western Union
Florida
Cuba
Babe
Rollins
Fla
Dorothy Germain
Delphia
Miss Germain
Joanne Barrey
Dallas
Tex
Tainter
Lawrence H. Selz
Vinia
Ill
Phyllis Omaha
Neb
Jeanneine
Bloomington
Betty Jane Haemerle
St. Louis
Marine Berg
Vesy
Lois Penn
Des Moines
Umpires Sought for Kids Hardball Games
City recreation officials appeal for volunteers to umpire kids hardball games. Next Sunday the Ry Park Tigers meet the Boys at Oury Park and the Conir Raiders face Estevan at 10am. At 3pm the Junior American team plays Carrillo at Riverside and the Manhattan Athletes meet Itch Mill Chargers at Oury Park.
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Ry Park Tigers
Oury Park
Conir Raiders
Estevan
Carrillo
Riverside
Nhattan
Itch Mill Chargers
Nation's Football Mentors Challenged By Dick Hanley
Lt. Col. Richard E. Hanley urges college and high school coaches to quit focusing on winning games and start building better fighting men. He envisions transforming unfit youths into athletes and predicts wartime conditioning will create more football players after the war. Hanley cites notable coaches helping in Marine conditioning and says prewar athletes will return fit, with many youngsters eager to compete.
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San Diego
Calif
Richard E. Hanley
Northwestern University
Marine Aviation
Pacific Coast
Hanley
Washington, D. C
Marine Corps
Coches
Jim Crowley
Fordham
Sam Barry
University of Southern California
Dick Harlow
Harvard
George Halas
Chicago Bear
Tuss McLaughery
Dartmouth
Harley
Track marks and sports legends past remembered
A recap of notable sporting feats and deaths. It notes Bill Hulse setting a 2 42 2 two thirds mile time in 1949, Joe DiMaggio's 35 game hitting streak, and Jockey Edward Martin's fatal riding accident. It also mentions Arlington Cemetery offering burial space for service members.
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Bill Hulse
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Edward Martin
Detroit
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