Espees and Legion clash in pivotal league game at Randolph Park
The City Semi-Pro league resumes with the Espees and Legion in a high stakes matchup. Ard Ortiz faces Pete Pullen as both teams chase second place and a possible fourth place tie with Montana, amid a week of tough following games.
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Southern Pacific Rails
Gion
Randolph Park
Espees
Aztecas
Tadian
Aesgw
Charlie Pellon
Espee
Chuck Hollinger
The
Legion
Pellon
Ard
Ortiz
Tucson
Southern Pacific
Pete Pullen
Hollinger
Pullen
Marana
Davis- Monihan Mustangs
Convairs
Nogales
Mustangs
Davis-Monthan
LEA Davis-Monthan
Bababors
Junior Legion
Espees American League
New York
Acne
Cleveland Cesee
Seere
Seeeee
A Philetelphia &T. Louis A
BI Heague Uis
Cincinnatittsburgh
Iowa to field a young Iowa football team this fall
University of Iowa Athletic Director E. G. Schroeder states a football squad will be fielded this fall. He expects a young team, likely mostly freshmen with a few upperclassmen, capable of competitive play.
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Iowa
Iowa City
E. G. Schroeder
University of Iowa
Schroeder
War Fund to Benefit From Major League Baseball Relief Drive
The 1943 season will feature two relief days with all clubs turning over receipts to the National War Fund. Last year 16 games raised 506830.30 dollars. Doubleheaders and night games headline the program with matches including St Louis versus New York and Cincinnati vs Brooklyn.
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Judson
Associated Press
Kenesaw
Mountain ‘Landis
National’ War Fund
Army of Navy Rélief Sociéties
St. Ss. Louis
New York
Sincianati
Brooklyn
Baston
Isburgh
Philadelphia
Ayer Ach Lea
Q York
Cleveland
Ighanette
St. Louis
Meek
Chissteichenden
Washington
Chinage
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Rip) Sewell
Bucky Walters
Bob Elliott
Seanvells
Former All American Navy flier among war casualties
The report notes Navy training accident victims including Kin nick a former All American flier and other collegiate athletes such as Rax Walters and Bash Lamb. It also records Robert Jones a former swimmer killed in a 1942 Florida Navy training plane crash.
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Paletes
Ee Cify
Nile Kinnick
Giants Draftee Barkley Breaks Stiff Umpire Dispute
New Dodgers shortstop John Red Barkley, praised for finishing games, was not a regular in the semi pro tour last summer. The piece also notes boxing bout chatter about Kid McCoy vs Lamotta and Utah amateur golf champ Keri Shell injuring his hand years ago, with cautionary golf grip remarks.
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Rame
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
John
Red) Barkley
Dodger
Cessna
Kid McCoy
Jake Lamotta
Detroit
Ray Robinson
Keri Shell
Utah
Nap Reyes Shows Wits In Umpire Dispute
Cuban first baseman Nap Reyes, just up from Cuba, claims his greatest moment was winning an argument with an umpire rather than a bases loaded homer. After a brief Spanish exchange, the umpire charged fifty dollars, which Reyes cleverly dodged, noting he didn’t know and the joke earned him the money.
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Nap Reyes
Giants
Nap
Cuba
Ump
Youte
Yap
Reyes
Whirly's Racing Life Noted In Brief Verse
A fragmentary verse notes Whirly as a racing figure with keen appeal and gentlemanly bearing. The lines hint at winnings and endurance while praising the equine charm and stamina of Whirla.
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Whirly
Saan
Whirla
One Minute Sports Page Fragment Summary
Fragmentary sports note mentions racing and track terms with unclear names such as Jackie Maguire and Gos to the Empire ity. No coherent event or results are discernible from the readable text. The fragment lacks identifiable teams, dates, locations, or outcomes to form a fuller summary.
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Bilt
Hambletonian
Gos
Cees
Jackie Maguire
Wes Ty
Gia
Shortage Ends as Colleges Gain Gunner at the Paper
A fragment notes a shortage ending and mentions colleges obtaining a gunner position at the paper. The readable text is limited and provides few concrete details beyond the general update.
Butts Added to All-Star Coaching Staff
Georgia Rose Bowl winner Jace Butts joins the all star college football staff to coach against the Washington Redskins on August 25. The star group, led by Harry Stuhldreher, also lists Ferrell of UCLA and Lieut Huthel from Great Lakes.
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Jace Butts
Georgia
Rosetts
Coac
Washington Redskins
Butts
of California
Los Angeles
Texas
Christian
Miami
H-Star
Harry Stuhldreher
Wissate
Ferrell
UCLA
Lieut. Huthtle
Great Lakes
Sports Mirror highlights and scattered historical notes
The column recalls Leo Durocher's suspension for dusting an umpire and waving a towel, cites Cornelius Warmerdam's pole vault mark as a national AAU crown, mentions War Admiral and Joe F. favorites, and notes a $50,000 heavy ark race in Massachusetts with Sutton Downs and Menow.
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Associated Press
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dunn
Arbiter
Ace
Cornelius Warmehi
Fresno
Calif
Joe F. Favorita
Ray
Ark
Massachusetts
Livap
Sutton
Downs
Menow
Pirates Stivell And Elliott Power Alley For Reds Hold
Truett SeweH and Bob Elliott fueled a Pirates rally as Stivell held the Reds to seven runs. Elliott contributed a two run homer and a two run triple helped produce the scoring surge.
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ATEC
Truett Seweh
Bob Elliott
Pirates
Stivell
Reds
Elliott
Pricehigh for trotter Austin Han in 1942 Reading Futurity
One of the largest prices paid for a trotter in recent years was reported for Austin Han a 23 year old bay stallion by C H Wilkinson Logansport Indiana. The trotter won the 1942 Reading Futurity with a reported price around 25000 dollars.
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Cleveland W.P
Austin Nover
Logansport
Lerd
Idoldy Steinlist
Austin Hanover
Football Team Orders Next Fall Uniforms
A request to place orders for football uniforms for the upcoming fall season is recorded. The action notes securing kits, sizing, and delivery timelines for players and staff.
Rumor on Farragut Idaho football team lineup
A Seattle rumor suggests Farragut Idaho will field the best football squad next fall. Coach Hay Blaberry already has access to NFL names including Ki Aldrich Bill Young Clem Staralka Ed Justice Jim Barber Marvin Whited Bill Radovich Lou Tomascetti Billy Jeffer son Urban Golson and Bob Sweiger with college players from Minnesota.
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America
Farragut
Idaho
Hay Blaberry
Ki Aldrich
Bill Young
Clem Staralka
Ed Justice
Jim Barber
Marvin Whited
Washington Redskin
Bill Radovich
Detroit Lions
Lou Tomascetti
Philly Eagles
Billy Jefferson
Dodgers
Urban Golson
Bob Sweiger
Minnesota
18 Year Old Catherine Fox Emerges In Women's Golf
Chicago reports Catherine Fox an 18 year old rising star in women's golf. The Glen Oaks player tied runner up medalist honors at the Women's Western Open with a 78, matching Ann Casey. Patty Berg won with an even par 76 after a dramatic comeback.
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Chicago
Catherine Fox
Kidderminster Golf Club
England
Catherine
Jack Fox
Leven
Scotland
Glen Oaks
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Miss Fox
Eileen Stulb
Augusta
Miss Casey
Kay Byrne
Rye
N. Y
Glen Ridge
N. J
Patty
Army Quartermaster Sets First Year Gear Cost at 240
The quartermaster corps estimated the average soldier spends 240 on clothing and barracks equipment during the first year in the Army.
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Quartermaster Corps
Army
Whirlaway Retired After Injury Ruins Racing Career
Chicago June 29 Whirlaway the famous colt with a famed stretch drive and big tail is retired to stud at Lexington Ky in about ten days. Owner Warren Wright announced the decision saying the injury plagued horse would not recover enough to justify another campaign despite his $561161 earnings.
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Chicago
U.P
Whirlaway
Lexington
Warren Wright
Wright
New Orleans
Ben Jones
Iowa State Opener With Colorado Postponed
Iowa State says the Sept 25 football opener against Colorado in Ames is postponed. The Cyclones also had nonconference games with Temple and Michigan State erased earlier, removing three intersectional tilts from the schedule.
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Ames
Iowa State
Colorado
Temple
Michigan State
Cattle Production Poised for Record High in 1944
Washington reports from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics that cattle on the hoof are expected to reach 80 million next year and hogs 87 million, unprecedented figures. The estimates follow requests from Representative Thomas and discussions with the Price Administration and War Food Administration.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Thomas
D.-Tex
Office of Price Administration
War Food Administration
BAE
English Production Surpasses Germany
London dispatch reports that Great Britain now leads in aircraft production, surpassing Germany. The June 29 note notes Britain's overall output exceeds German volumes, signaling a shift in wartime industrial strength during the period.
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London
U.P
Great Britain
Germany
Bevin cites rise in female industrial entry and output
Ernest Bevin told the Women's Cooperative Guild that women entering industry exceed 30 percent above earlier estimates and overall production is nearly double the 1940 forecast.
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Ister of Labor
Ernest Bevin
Women’s Cooperative Guild
Bevin
Burns and Allen Sign Off Season With Lapses and Laughs
The Burns and Allen program ends its current season tonight with George and Gracie in a string of memory lapses. Gracie wrecks the family car while hunting for a new hat despite George’s orders to keep the chariot in the garage as insurance has lapsed. KTUC broadcasts at 7 o'clock.
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George
Gracie
KTUC
Nesbitt Returns with Memo to A Hitler on Air
John Nesbitt and his Passing Parade resume as summer replacement for Fibber McGee and Molly. The new Memo to A Hitler targets the world’s No. 1 gangster with a second “doom” message. A year after the first broadcast drew wide comment and mailed copies worldwide. KVOA at 7:30.
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John Nesbitt
the Airways Tonight
Fibber McGee and Molly
A. Hitler
Nesbitt
S. C. Johnson and Son, Inc
KVOA
Radio Schedule Fragments Show 1940s Primetime Lineup
A fragmented listing outlines daytime and evening radio programming with stations KVOA KTUC and multiple show titles. It includes news, dramas, music programs, and features such as Pan American Hour, Portia Faces Life, Ma Perkins, and World Today across varied afternoon to evening slots.
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KVOA
Malone
Guiding Light
Morton Downey
Ma Perkins
Bob Anderson
Pancho
Priscilla
Portia
Marana
Bill_ Stern
World Today
Joseph C. Harsch
Chuck, Wagon
Charlie Fulton Lewis, Jr
News of the World
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Sacu Renes
Ma- Tana
Mister
Prince Albert
Prince
Jie Albert
Coach Butts
Sports Mirror
Shae
Venice Gardéns
Ana
Dubia
Pierreaumont
Susan Peters
Richard Wee Margaret
Wenny Fonda
John Susen Carroll
Hayward
Watt
H Ree
Andy Hardy
William Tracy
Joe Sawyer
Rbana
Undying Monster
James Ellison
Heather Ange
Current
North Africa
Ladd
BUS Service
FT. Huachuca
Greyhound Terminal
E. Broadway
WenTen Somrey
Raymond Paige
Crystal Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Lidalan Pase Lula Ever
Tucson-Nogales
18Th St
Greyhound
Banks Bridge
Citizen Terminal
Citizen Auto Lines
Leland B.entrek
Arizona
Ely Vmcis
Bert Gordon
Jinx Balkenburg
Holly
CBS
KSL
Salt Lake City
Hestra Plane
Tucson Children’s Theatre
Leon Pearson
Truman Bradley
Ceril Brown
Burns and Allen
Kfi
Nation
KGO
Johnny Mercer
Music Shop
Kvoa Suspense
Gracie Fields
Congress Speaks
Lum
Abner
Fred Waring
Arry James Ore
Johnny Presents
Simms
Eye Witness
Swith
Noah Webster
Raymond Gram
Mrs. North
Alka Seltzer
Edwin C. Hill
Fulton Lewis Jr
Cos
Pr . Santa Daiia
Nat'l Food Committee
Sally Sears
Uncle Sam
Abby
Hollywood Theater of the Air
Road of Life
Vic and Sade
Kay Marroney
Aunt Jenny
Kate Smith
Larry Smith
Boake Carter
Mademoiselle
Sardis
Siesta Rourie
Art Baker
Tadd al
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