Castro Hurls Four-Hit Ball As Aztecas Win
Frank Castro pitched a four hit game as the Aztecas defeated the Nogales Internationals 8 to 2 Sunday afternoon. Nogales used Sainz Nevedreez and Tavison in a futile effort to quiet the Aztecas bats, who scored in the first two frames and again in the fifth. Castro allowed only one hit through eight innings before three consecutive safeties in the eighth, then closed strong. Nogales visits Randolph Park for a July 6 rematch.
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Frank Castro
Aztecas
Nogales
Sainz
Nevedreez
Tavison
Castro
Randolph Park
Miami Invites Major Leagues for Next Spring
Al Lang touring major league cities hints Florida could host spring training again next year as Army leases end. Bob Foote notes White Sox pledged to train in Pasadena with Dodgers possibly joining.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
al Lang
Voice
St. Pete
Florida
Bob Foote
Pasadena
Calif
Star- News
White Sox
Dodgers
California Tech
Bob
Erudite
No Loss There Laurie Apitz on 1938 Louisville football crew
University of Louisville athletic director Laurie Apitz notes that 20 of 25 players from the 1938 squad became Army or Navy officers, with one preacher, one private, one sergeant and two chemists in a war plant. The backfield would include a chemist, two air force captains and an air force major. He argues football remains valuable in schools nationwide.
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Laurie Apitz
University of Louisville
Army
Navy
Air Forces
Apitz
Soldier’s Salute Gap Highlights 1929 Detroit Grid Pair
In 1929 Ray Navin played right end for the University of Detroit with Art Anderson at right tackle. Navin later transferred from Fort Custer to Indiantown Gap where Anderson, now the commanding officer, directed duties. The salute lapse reportedly went unaddressed.
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C. O
Ray Navin
University of Detroit
Art Anderson
Fort Custer
Mich
Indiantown Gap
Matinee plans mix of boxing and baseball ventures
Monday Matinee reports Joe Engel, Chattanooga baseball club president, wired Angelo Pucci seeking boxing talent for upcoming promotions. Meanwhile Larry Aurie leaves hockey after 16 years to join Detroit juvenile probation as a field investigator. Lieut Ted Lyons of the Marines owns a musical wake watch set for 5:30 AM with a tune about hating to rise.
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Joe Engel
Chattanooga Baseball Club
Angelo Pucci
Tippy Larkin
Joe
Larry Aurie
Detroit Probate Court
Ted Lyons
The
Marines
The 1943 football season will be players led
Dick Cullum of the Minneapolis Times notes that 1943 football hinges on players seizing the game rather than coaches directing every move. He predicts a reckless, lively style as teams take big chances, laugh off errors, and seek relief from wartime tension.
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Dick Cullum
Minneapolis
Baseball Scores: Openers Highlight Stars and Key Hitting
Yankees edges Reds and Browns split doubleheaders in a busy day. Joe Gordon homered and drove in two for New York in a 3-2 opener win while Bobby Doerr homered late to force extras in the 12th inning of the nightcap. Elmer Riddle and teammates blank Pirates in the opener, Ray Starr and Joe Beggs combine for a six-hitter in the nightcap. Chet Laabs and Rudy York power the Tigers in a 6-3 opener as York belts two homers in the 9-5 afterpiece. Charley Barrett and Johnny Wittig lead the Braves and Giants to a 10-1 opener and 8-0 nightcap. Allie Reynolds throws a no-hit four-hitter in a shortened Indians win over the White Sox.
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Associated Press
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Bobby Doerr
Red Sox
Gordon
Yanks
Doerr
Elmer Riddle
Ray Starr
Joe Beggs
Reds
Riddle
Pirates
Starr
Beggs
Chet Laabs
Browns
Rudy York
Tigers
York
Charley Barrett
Braves
Johnny Wittig
Giants
Farmer
Wittig
Allie Reynolds
Indians
Edgar Smith
White Sox
Reynolds
Howie Krnst
St. Louis
Cardinals
Cleveland
Cris Hackett
Cincinnati Reds
Washington
Senators
Athletics
A's
Jojo White
Chicago Cubs
Danny
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Rube Melton
Joe
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Mell Ott
Otters
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Sox
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Dick Wakefield
Gordon Clouts Homer As Yanks Bruins Split Bill
Joe Gordon fuels a Yankees win and a split with the Red Sox with a two run homer and a multi hit day. Other MLB results include Cardinals Cubs Reds Dodgers and Braves winning while Senators and Indians also posted victories.
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Gordon Clouts
Homer
YANKS
Boston
Bill
Women Golfers In Annual Tourney
CHICAGO June 28 The quality of the field in the women Western open is high with about 100 entrants from 22 states and 32 advancing to match play. Favorites include Patty Berg Opal Hill and Elizabeth Hicks with amateurs such as Dorothy Kirby Georgie Tainter Phyllis Otto Marjory Row Edith Estabrooks Agnes Wall Jeanne Cline and Lieutenant Eleanor Dudley among others.
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Chicago
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Elizabeth Hicks
Long Beach
Calif
Betty Jameson
Mexico City
Miss Berg
Mrs. Hill
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Georgie Tainter
Fargo
N.D
Phyllis Otto
Omaha
Neb
Marjory Row
Detroit
Edith Estabrooks
la Jolla
Agnes Wall
Menominee
Mich
Jeanne Cline
Bloomington
Ill
Eleanor Dudley
Army Medical Corps
Temple, Tex
Huachuca Nine to Face Semi-Pro Cananea and Nogales Nine
The Service Command team at Fort Huachuca Arizona carries a six win no loss record and three shutouts as it prepares to meet the Cananea club of semi pro status on July 3 at the post diamond and the Nogales Internationals on July 4 at Hoeffer Stadium Nogales Sonora Mexico. Private Alexander Newkirk fresh from a ten strikeout shutout of the 370th Infantry will start against Nogales with pitching duties in the Cananea game still undecided. The roster includes staff sergeant Ruple C Lowhorn sergeants Henry L Moore and Albert Young corporal John H Jackson and privates McCoy Williams Mott Wright Hawkins Saxton Nix Foster Newkirk Turner Luke and Beasley.
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Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Service Command
Cananea Club
Nogales
Hoeffer
Sonora
Mexico
University of Arizona
Aztecas of
Tucson
Alexander Newkirk
Cananea
Ruple C. Lowhorn
Henry L. Moore
Albert Young
John H. Jackson
Walter McCoy
Kimball Williams
Edwin D. Mott
Robert L. Wright
Gus Hawkins
Orren M. Saxton
Nelson B. Nix
Willie L. Foster
Thomas Turner
Fred Luke
Nance Beasley
Standings and schedule from city semi pro league and majors
City standings show Davis Monthan atop with 10 0 1.000, followed by S P Liges AzteCas Marana and others. This week’s schedule lists games from Tuesday Legions vs Espees to Sunday Mustangs vs Convairs. National table includes Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia and Boston with recent results. American League notes New York Boston Cleveland Detroit Chicago Philadelphia and St Louis results. International League scores Montreal Baltimore.
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Davis Monthan
S. P. Liges
AzteCas
Marana
Junior Legion
Jadi
Legions
Espees
Mustangs
Convairs
Legion
National and St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Neglected Piles Warn of Severe Health Risks
An illustrated 122 page book warns that neglected piles can cause fistulas fissures and rectal abscesses and may be linked to other ailments or reflex conditions. The pamphlet promotes mild institutional treatment and offers free copies from McCleary Clinic Excelsior Springs Missouri with thousands of references.
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McCleary Clinic
Elms Blvd
Excelsior Springs
Fliers edge Mustangs in ninth to tie series
Williams Field Fliers rallied to beat the Davis Monthan Mustangs 9 to 8 at Randolph Park. Ben Thomas doubled and scored the winning run in the ninth as Goletz earned the victory for Williams Field and Clemensen took the loss. Stringer led the visitors with four hits in five trips. Dan Smith and Menendez homered for Davis Monthan. The Semi-Pro League schedule resumes with Espees and Legion tomorrow.
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Davis-Monthan Mustangs
Williams Field Fliers
Randolph Park
Army
Fliers
Mustangs
Invaders
Williams Field
Davis- Monthan
Foley
Goletz
Ed Flynn
Clemensen
Phil Menendex
Ben Thomas
Lou Stringer
Chicago Cubs
Thomas
The
Fifers
Bill Hyland
Baltimore Oriole
Stringer
Platter
Scheffel
Mustang
Menendez
Dan Smith
Espees
Legion
Williams
Portrait of a transplanted vacation in the Bronx
Sport writer Jack Cuddy jokes about shifting vacations from Maine and Florida to New York City. He notes Jamaica and Belmont Park racing meetings, Bronx Park leisure, and local ice cream carts as he reflects on wartime sacrifices and a planned but elusive Maine vacation.
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New York
Empire City
Jamaica
Saratoga
Belmont Park
Maine
Bronx
Bronx Park
Hardy Huntsman
Daly’s
Milwaukee
Miami
Tampa
Pinehurst
Scoreboard Snippets From Night Games
Buffalo leads Jersey City 16 to 2 while Newark has 4 to 6 against Rochester. Syracuse tops Toronto 3 to 2 in a separate matchup.
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Buffalo
Jersey City
Newark
Rochester
Syracuse
Toronto
Scores Featured in Regional Standings
Kansas City 7-0 St. Paul 8-4 Milwaukee 14-3 Minneapolis 5-11 Indianapolis 6-2 Toledo 7-12 Louisville 2-7 Columbus 6-8.
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Scores from a regional sports doubleheader
In a basketball style scoreboard, San Diego defeated Portland 2-0 and the second game ended in the eighth. Sacramento fell 1-2 while Seattle lost 0-3. San Francisco trailed Los Angeles 1-5 before LA won 6-3, Hollywood lost 2-8, and Oakland dominated 12-3.
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San Diego
Portland
Sacramento
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Oakland
KVOA
Tucson
NBC
KTUC
CBS
KFRC
KPO
KECA
KGO
KHJ
Mutual
KNX
KSL
Salt Lake City
Southern Association Standings Summary
The Souther Association results show New Orleans 7-3, Memphis 4-0, Little Rock 10-1, Birmingham 1-3, Atlanta 3-3, Chattanooga 0-6, Nashville 9-0, Knoxville 8-5. Strong team Nashville leads with a dominant 9-0 mark, while Chattanooga struggles at 0-6.
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Soutiien Association
New Orleans
Memphis
Little Rock
Birmingham
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Nashville
Knoxville
Inspiration Copper workers reject union in Arizona election
The national labor relations board dismissed a union petition after employees at Inspiration Consolidated Copper in Inspiration Arizona voted 58 to 54 against representation by the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers CIO in a June election.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board Today
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company
Inspiration, Ariz
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
CIO
Foraging Ant Armies Sweep Central America
Foraging ants in Central America move in vast armies, conducting aggressive forays against insects, birds, and small vertebrates as they expand their territory and exploit resources. Local observers note the scale and impact of these mass movements on ecosystems. The phenomenon highlights the ants’ coordinated foraging behavior and potential effects on other species.
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Central America
Remember the Day Screen Guild Players Broadcast
The small town drama centers on a schoolmarm influencing a pupil who rises to run for president with Loretta Young and Franchot Tone starring. A WWI romance ends in tragedy as the teacher, now aged, visits the Washington Hotel amid the campaign planning. KTUC 8. KVOA 8:30. Walter Yust guest on Information Please with Adams Kieran Levant.
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United States
Loretta Young
Franchot Tone
Screen Guild
Washington Hotel
KTUC
Walter Yust
Chicago Civic Opera House
Yust
Franklin P. Adams
John Kieran
Oscar Levant
Clifton Fadiman
KVOA
Vox Po
KVO
Jack Armstrong
Cecil Brown
KVO Theatre
Screen Actors Guild
Gracie Fields
KGO
Blondie
Fred Waring
Abner
James Hilton
Raymond Gram
Lum
Hawthorne House
Alec Templetonews
Will Osborne
Fulton Lewis Jr
Press News
U S. Army
Tuesday Radio Schedule with News and Programs
A dense listing of morning to evening radio segments across Tuesday including news blocks and variety shows. Mentions multiple program names such as News, Rendezvous, America Marches, Sally Sears, Vic and Sade, Road of Life, Hallmarks like The Musical Clock, and booth credits for stations KTUG KVOA KTUC KVOA.
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America
Franklyn Stewart
Road of Life
Vic and Sade Victory Food
Snow Village
Joanna
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Sixth
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Swann
Jack Cuddy
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18Th St
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Citizen Terminal
Citizen Auto Lines
Ig At
Landee Fishes
Claude Rains
Conrad Veidt
Peter Lorre
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Scary Fonda
Lucille Ball
Gamen Rungen
Bert Gordon
Jinx Falckenburg
Cea
Arialto
Mrs Holliday
State Copper Company
Eros
World Today
Priscilla
Kvor Es
Gus Taylor
Old Pueblo
Warner Bos. Triumph
Walter Brennan
Joan Leslie
George Tobias
Stanley Ridges
Howard Hawks
Jesse L. Lasky
Hal
Aes Sra
Maish
Saan Shepperd
Ceonce
Car ‘Songs
Wanton Downey
Raymond Paige
KVOAT
Crystal Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Nat’l Food Com
Sally Sears
Uncle Sam Abbey
Mit
taLub
Wwvrasy
Neils
Kate Smith
Louis P. Lochner
Boake Carter
Uncle Sam Wendell Noble Bankhage
Malorne
Liuely
Guiding Light
Moriton Downey
Ma Perkins
Bob Anderson
Bill Costello
Portia
Voice of the Red Cross
Bill Stern
Joseph C. Harsh
Fulton Lewis
Sweden
KTOUC
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