American Legion Edges Espees 9 8 in Semi Pro League
The American Legion beat the Espees 9 to 8 at Randolph Park as an eight run second inning overturned an early deficit. A late player umpire clash with Augie Acuna led to a 10 day suspension, while Rudy Delgado and George Salcedo homered and Pullen allowed nine hits for the Legion. The win ties the Espees with the Azteca Warriors for second place as Warriors and Espees meet Friday.
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Aguilar Night Promises Finale for Marana Player
Semi-Pro League honors Pvt. Lawrence Aguilar of Marana as he is set for his likely last game with Marana’s baseball team tonight against the Davis Monthan Mustangs. The Tucson native and former Aztecas and Phoenix Thorobirds star will receive a gift from teammates during a brief ceremony as Amana seeks to end the Mustangs ten game winning streak and clinch the first half title.
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Three years ago Jewell Ens named manager of Indianapolis
Notes recall Jewell Ens taking the helm of the Indianapolis team in the American Association three years ago. Historic references mention Ens as a former Pirates skipper guiding the squad through a season.
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Injured Knee Fails To Halt Woman Golfer
Patty Berg defies a crushed knee from a 1941 Texas crash to advance in the women's Western Open at Chicago. The Minneapolis star, medalist with 76, eliminates Opal Hill 5 and 3 and faces Mary Agnes Wall in the second round as she endures 36 holes of play.
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Iowa fullback Uknes to leave Marines for heart disorder
Charles Uknes former University of Iowa fullback will receive a medical discharge from the Marine Corps due to a heart disorder. In other sports news Elizabeth Hicks of Long Beach headlines the second round along with Catherine Fox of Glen Ridge Phyllis Otto of Omaha and Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta advancing in the nationals.
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Jimmy Brown Army Draft Shifts Cardinal Battle for NL Flag
Jimmy Brown captain of the St. Louis Cardinals was drafted and will miss a contingency of the season. Vernon Stephens and George McQuinn of the Browns were rejected for induction. Drafts affect pennant races as teams lose star players and seek replacements while war relief receipts are donated across major leagues. Brown plans a two week furlough, while injuries linger for others awaiting call ups.
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Hagg Leaves for Chicago Meet in Soldiers Field
Gunder Hagg the Swedish distance runner departs Hanover today for Chicago for his second American two mile race at Soldiers Field on Friday. The trip begins a seven city tour across the United States.
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Mack Rates Mathewson Greatest Pitcher Of All Time
Connie Mack, president and manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, selects Christy Mathewson as the greatest pitcher, praising his control, curve, and study of batters while noting Walter Johnson was also considered.
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Jaspers join Marines from Manhattan College
Eleven football players and four basketball stars from Manhattan College have joined the Marine reserves. Captains-elect of both squads are among the group and await calls to boot camp.
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Date With Judy Leads NBC Tonight With Youthful Veterans
Louise Erickson and Dix Davis headline the comedy drama A Date With Judy on NBC replacing Eddie Cantor’s time slot. Louis Erickson stars as Judy’s friend Mitzi in the adolescent farce as Eddie Cantor returns next fall from KVOA at seven o’clock.
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Jean Tennyson Sings Night Song In Schubert Program
Soprano Jean Tennyson will perform Night Song in the all-Franz Schubert program during the Great Moments In Music broadcast on KTUC at 8 o'clock. The program also features a Serenade duet with Jan Peerce and a Ballet Music opening conducted by George Sebastian.
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A brief review notes the 45 minute feature on screen with KTUC and KTVO stations. It discusses production values, pacing and audience takeaway while mentioning Superman as a reference point. The piece highlights broadcast context and viewer appeal for local cinema fans.
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