Espees and Legion Meet In League Showdown Tonight
In Randolph Park the Espees face the Legion in a key semi pro league game pivotal for second and fourth place bids. Ard Ortiz vs Pete Pullen head the mound duel as both teams seek momentum in a crowded standings scramble.
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Iowa to field football team this fall says Iowa AD
University of Iowa athletic director E. G. Schroeder expresses confidence that a football team will compete in the fall. He describes a young squad likely built from freshmen with some upperclassmen, capable of challenging in several games.
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War Fund Set to Reap Cash From Baseball Games
War relief days begin with two big drives as 16 games last year raised 506830 dollars. This year June 30 and July 28 feature doubleheaders and night games to benefit the National War Fund. Pirates beat Reds 7 1 in Pittsburgh as Truett Sewell boosts his season.
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Rip) Sewell
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Iowa Athlete Casualties Rise as War Claims Scroll In
Nile Kinnick, former Iowa All American, killed in action as a naval flier. He is the fourth Iowa athlete named among casualties. Missing in action are Ray Walters, 1936 NCAA 50 yard sprint swimming champion, and Bush Lamb, Big Ten javelin title winner. Robert Jones, ex swimmer, died in a Navy training plane crash in Florida in 1942.
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Giant Player Wins Argument With Umpire
John Red Barkley the new Dodger shortstop earned praise during a national semi pro tournament last summer but played only four of seven Cessna games. Sgt Young Kid McCoy plans to face Jake Lamotta in Detroit after training with Ray Robinson. Ken Shell Utah’s amateur golf champion crushed his left hand seven years ago and now needs enlarged grips. he warns others against risky stunts.
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Red) Barkley
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Nap Reyes recounts a $50 prank win with umpire
Cuban first baseman Nap Reyes, new to the Giants, recalls a summer dispute with an umpire. After the ump fined him fifty dollars in Spanish, Nap retorted that he did not know or mind and the umpire supposedly laughed off the fine, leaving Nap with the $50.
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Life of Whirly Ends Racing Career
The poem reflects Whirla Way’s retirement from racing to a gentleman farmer life. He leaves behind winnings and glory while observing many equine charms in a calmer rural existence.
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Hambletonian move eyed and Giants prospect spotted
Bill Cane may move the Hambletonian to Empire City and seek a week to run a harness meet his way. Jackie Maguire, 18, a top Giants farm prospect in Jersey City, is son of scout Gordon Maguire and was found by Rubber Jonnard in St Louis for a Giants tryout last year.
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Diaper Shortage End Announced by Government Prompts College Action
The Louisville Courier-Journal reports that the government asserts the diaper shortage has ended, prompting colleges to adjust supply strategies and student services accordingly. Authorities urge campuses to align procurement with new forecasts and avoid panic buying.
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All Star Football Staff Adds Georgia’s Butts
Chicago June 29 Coach Wal lace Butts Georgia Rose Bowl champion coach was added to the all star college football staff for the August 25 game against the Washington Redskins. The staff also includes Babe Horrell Lieut Paul Hinkle and is headed by Harry Stuhldreher.
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Great Lakes
Sports Mirror recaps three era notable events
A year ago Leo Durocher faced a $50 fine and three day suspension with Brooklyn after dust kick and towel toss at an umpire. Three years ago Cornelius Warmerdam vaulted 15 feet 1% inches to claim the national AAU pole vault title in Fresno. Five years ago War Admiral, long odds favorite, struggled on a heavy Suffolk Downs track as Menow won the Massachusetts Handicap.
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Pirates Triumph Highlight Stars Truett Sewell and Bob Elliott
Yesterday's game featured Truett Sewell holding the Reds to seven hits while driving in two runs with a triple. Bob Elliott added a two run homer and contributed to the Pirates' offense in a strong showing.
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Price High As Austin Hanover Brings $15000
One of the largest trotter prices in recent years was paid for Austin Hanover a 3 year old bay colt purchased by C H Wilkinson Logansport Ind industrialist Reported price for Austin Hanover winner of the 1942 Reading Futurity was $15000
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Rumored Camp Farragut Grid Team Attracts Prospects
Service. DEPT. reports a buzz that Camp Farragut Idaho may host a top football squad next fall with Lieut. Ray Flaherty as coach. He already has Ki Aldrich Bill Young Clem Staralka Ed Justice Jim Barber Marvin Whited from the Washington Redskins Bill Radovich Detroit Lions Lou Tomasetti Philadelphia Eagles Billy Jefferson Minnesota Urban Odson and Bob Sweiger joining from college.
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18 Year Old Catherine Fox Stuns Women’s Golf Scene
Chicago June 29 Catherine Fox an 18 year old golf sensation tied with Ann Casey of Mason City for runner up medalist honors in the Women’s Western Open after a 78 at Glen Oaks. Patty Berg the winner shot even par 76, marking a comeback. Fox captained Glen Ridge high school boys team and showed promise with eagle and a late bogey finish.
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Army first year gear costs for soldiers
Clothing and barracks equipment cost the quartermaster corps 240 dollars for the average soldier during his first year in the Army.
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Whirlaway Ends Racing Career
Whirlaway, the famed chestnut colt and top money maker, will retire to stud at Lexington, Kentucky in about ten days. Owner Warren Wright said injuries from last winter and a failed recovery led to the decision after his trainer Ben Jones agreed the horse does not deserve further punishment. Whirlaway earned a record $561,161 in under four years of racing.
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Iowa State Opener With Colorado Postponed
Iowa State football opener scheduled for Sept 25 against Colorado has been postponed marking the third cross conference game removal from the Cyclone schedule after earlier erasures of Temple and Michigan State games.
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Cattle Production Predicted to Reach New High
Washington reports the Bureau of Agricultural Economics estimates next year cattle on the hoof will total 80 million and hogs 87 million, both record highs. Figures tabulated show 1940 to 1944 trends, spurred by requests from Representative Thomas and discussions with price and war food administrations.
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English Production Surpasses Germany
London June 29 United Press Great Britain alone is now producing more aircraft than Germany. The report notes a shift in wartime production leadership with Britain topping German output. {Limited readable text}
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Bevin cites rising female industrial participation and output
Ernest Bevin told the Women's Cooperative Guild that women entering industry are over 30 percent above earlier estimates and total production is nearly double the 1940 forecast.
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Burns and Allen Set Final Summer Broadcast Tonight
A Burns and Allen segment closes its current season with Gracie's memory lapse and a ruined family car as she hunts for a new hat. George and Gracie's comic lapses drive the episode ending tonight at KTUC at 7.00.
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Nesbitt Returns With Passing Parade Summer Show
John Nesbitt brings Passing Parade back to air as a summer replacement for Fibber McGee and Molly. The new Memo to A Hitler targets the world’s No 1 gangster with a sharp doom-laden message. KVOA 7 30.
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Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs and Notables
A detailed lineup lists KTUC and KVOA shows throughout the afternoon and into the evening.Programs include Time slots for Dr Malone Lonely Women News Guiding Light Ma Perkins Victory Matinee Pan American Hour Portia Faces Life and World Today with anchors and guests such as Bob Anderson Morton Downey and Rose Room performances.
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