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Mel Ott’s Giants Harness all Available Power to Win Ball Gam
enneAnenAAAAAN,
PAGE FOUR
SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1942.
fense housing areas.
War Not to Interfere With Schedules
Beaumont Exporters.
merce.
to the Dallas club.
taken up where their predecessors
weeks now, his blows helping the
At the University of
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Cravath, will try to fill his place.
the Babe’s old first base stand, and John J. Fan and his good wife, Jen-
been
lins and Forrest in a close game.
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Yesterday’s wallop
not only
loping the High schoolers.
ters, but it saved third place in the
aviation.
Beaumont 6, Fort Worth 2.
The Indians scored all three of
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Rose Bowl.
all-star series, the American
AMERICA GOES
than the National.
IN ONLY ONE DIRECTION
New York 3, Cincinnati 2; eleven the teams battled eleven innings
innings.
before Chet Laabs gave the Brown-
Want ads ring the cash register.
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nated John Holmstrom of Rock-
Win Softball Tilts
ance at such games but the schools
PHILADELPHIA, July 25 (AP)
His
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first on three hits and walk.
Curtis is leading the league with
Yes, I Admit It!
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schools disadvantageously located.
There are few such districts where
and Boston and St. Louis split two,
the second game going into extra
innings. ... In the National, New
York edged Cincinnati, 3 to 2, in
11 frames, the Cardinals blanked
Boston and the Dodgers retained
street corner and suffered severe
leg injuries. Groggy but not out,
the old featherweight grinned up
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tage of the 5:30 starting time, the
I Red Sox whipped the Browns, 5-3,
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gain bill but once under the lights,
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To Limit Defense
Building Locally
Young Delivers
In Pinch for Win
Over Cincinnati
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
National league standings for the
Giants, who how own a margin of
a game and a half over the Reds.
The game was one of a trio of
extra-inning affairs in the major
leagues’ nine-game program for
the day and night.
A pair of twilight doubleheaders
broke, precedent in two American
league cities but left the Boston
Red Sox Split Pair
With Browns; Dodgers
Retain Lead Over Cards
By AUSTIN BEALMEAR
Associated Press Sports Writer
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so many people
travel via
UVCLEA
said. "The light was against me—
and I forgot to duck.”
SAN DIEGO, Calif., July 25
(AP).—Jimmy Maddux, Canadian
junior welterweight and former
THATSTHE
Reason why
Exporters Make
It Two in a Rew
Over Fort Worth
Merv Connors’ Big Bat
Gives Rebels Victory
Over Shreveport Club
I At Cleveland, the Indians edged
| out the Washington Senators, 4-3,
and 5-4, to climb within two per-
centage points of the Red Sox.
The Tribe scored four runs off
Early Wynn in the first two in-
nings of the opener, but the Nats
pecked away at Jim Bagby until
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ICTORY
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WAR
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waived during the war.
Reinstatement of the national
golf championships was favored by
DIRECTOR R. J. KIDD of the SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE
Texas Interscholastic League says Texas League
high school football will ]
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potted him in center field.
Young came through yesterday
with an eleventh inning homer —
his second game-winning circuit
clout in as many days—to give the
Giants a 3-2 decision over the Cin-
cinnati Reds.
Only 24 hours earlier he had
smashed a homerun with two men
on base to turn back the Pitts-.
Blount, Aubrey Parker, Forrest Chicago.....
Gilliland and Aryle Parker. The Philadelphia .
boys won 15 that year.and lost one. i Washington .
Hood scored one run in the sec- i able six on the 17th, where be hit
ond, two in the- fourth and knotted.a drive that would shame the av-
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Insurance
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Office Over Teazue su
PHONVE—Office 1394; Re
oeads would go to the USO. Both
.fighters are now in the navy.
You want to get there in
comfort and as quickly
and economically as. pas- l
sible.
All Americans are united in the effort for victory. Everyope...
men, women, and children ... in the armed forces, defense, home,
and farm march together. The Gainesville National Bank tea
walks in the same direction, for it has absolute faithin our
Government and the righteousness of the cause it fighta fot.
DIXIE
MOTOR COACHES
PHONE 300
| ford, HI., 5 and 4. The leading
amateur in the open competition
was Frank Stranahan of Toledo,
with rounds of 72-69—141 the last
A
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Penton was all over the court, here, Brooklyn
there and everywhere, covering St. Louis
shots and making almost impos- ; New York
By The Associated Press
‘ The Fort Worth Cats met their
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___big creek in front of the green.
lead in the initial frame, combining Ben Hogan had a similarly dis-
four hits with three errors to chalk heartening experience. Needing
l up six runs. Another was added in only to shoot the last two holes in
the second and two more in the i par fours to score a 67, the cham-
fifth. । pion money-winner took a miser-
Welch.
No mention was made of limiting
crowds. The 5,000 limit hasn't been
very generally observer, anyway,
and baseball crowds, for instance,
frequently exceed that figure.
Balelal
nercaremorewayetnanonet California Football Fans Get a Break
LOS ANGELES, July 25 (AP).
They’re going to play football out
I here next fall. It may be a differ-
post- That blow broke up a hurling
i duel between John Niggeling of the
Browns and Joe Dobson of the Red
Sox. It was the 19th of the year
Sellers Leading
All Top-Notchers •
In Tam O’Shanter
Two Brilliant Rounds
Give Michigan Pro
• Top Spot Over Veterans
By GAYLE TALBOT
CHICAGO, July 25 (AP). —
Leading the nation’s topnotch golf-
ers as the $15,000 Tam O’Shanter
open swung into the third round
today was one Gib Sellers, a strap-
ping professional from Walled
Lake, Mich., whose brilliant rounds
of 68-69 the last two days lifted
him abruptly out of comparative
obscurity.
Gib (short for Gibson down in
Arkansas hill country where he
was bom and learned his golf)
was a stroke ahead of the defend-
ing champion, Byron Nelson, and
Gainesvil
National __
A GOOD BANK TO BE NOTH
wmmennememmmmmrmmmmree
E. K. White, quartermaster for. tires to operate a single vehicle
Camp Howze: W. O. Edgington of —--—----
______________ the U. S. Employment service, and ‘ Want ads nng the cash regi
masters for the second straight William R. Block, president, and)--------------------- ■
night when they went down 6-2 Joe Walter of the housing com-i
before the smoothly functioning mittee of the Chamber of Com-
win a baseball game,- but the
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i nie, are very pleased about it
The assurance that the war will
not interfere with scheduled games
in California’s colleges and univer-
sities came yesterday from Gov.
Culbert L. Olson, who announced
that Lt. Gen. John L. DeWitt, chief
of the Western Defense command,
had granted his approval.
The governor’s announcement
concerned only nine California col-
leges and universities which had
submitted reports to the army, but
Olson said that approval undoubt-
edly would be granted other Pa-
cific coast schools as soon as they
do likewise.
Olson said DeWitt had told him
the army had no objection to the
contests as long as military regu-
lations are complied with. These
include facilities for speedily dows-
ing lights at night games, and
agreement by the schools to cancel
games on short notice in event of
"a change in the military situa-
tion.”
their runs against the Missions on
two errors by Frank Mancuso.
San Antonio hurler. Oklahoma
City got only three, hits off Al
Lamacchia, while Nick Butcher
and Clay Touchstone of the tribe
yielded a total of four blows.
Germany permits private use of
AavinE.s"ttnosrouble wal- SM?:
nis as the most helpful sport to
two days. Pat Abbott of Pasa-
If YOU had to order your day’s supply of electricity
fresh every morniag, you’d appreciate even more
how little it costs and bow mucb it does for you
Acoually. about two-thirds of all American .
family* light their homes and run radios, cleaners,
toasters, percolators, clocks and washers
for a deme a day—or less?
What’s more, that dime buys just about twice
Mwacb olectriciyforthe average family
as R did 10 to 15 years ago! _____
These bargains don’t just happena “
Tb«y com* from she electric industry’s
constart efort to give you good service st low
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placed in 1-B an one man in,
of the following divisions:
2-A, 3-A. 3-B and 4-F.
Classed were Lewis Charles
cficient itaineu Huaurgeeceat ofan M^try hetili
ysbesaviugrofmillions of Americans
Thars the American way—and it works!
• It works so well that even
■' pouring record-breaking amounts of
electric power into the world’s greatest
production of planes, tanks, ships and gun
you still get low-cost current at the
dick of a switch in your home.
Probably the pennies you spend for •
electric service bring you more for
.516 erpiece went 12 frames, with Jim
.461 Hegan’s single deciding the issue.
Jake Wade registered his second
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'533 halt a rally in the ninth. The aft-
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Gainesville (Texas) Daily Register
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seven tallies in ’the ed form and complex shapes. sav-
High schoolers’ only ing a vast amount of work in ma-
survey of housing conditions with Daniel Griffith. 4-F.
reference to the declaration of de- --------
thought that 'all rules that bar
competition between amateur and
professional athletes should be; FRIDAY’S RESULTS
Texas League
Dallas 6, Shreveport 4.
Oklahoma City 3, San Antonio 1.
zo- 2--cie ----- No individual tire owners in C
Mr. Poore conferred with Col. | ada are permitted to combine te
change there.
• FODDER . . . Fort Worth’s at the University of Pennsylvania rest in a closely contested game
chances to lead the Texas league 1 for more than 20 years, almost 10 to 9 The losers had takena l '
dwindle with each Beaumont tus-1 walked into the big punch last
sle. The Exporters set the Cats night.
back again last night in a 6-2 bat-
tle. Hoot Evers starred with the
hickory, doubling with the bases
loaded. . . . D alias managed to
nose out the Sports, their second
straight win over the Shreveport
aggregation, Tulsa took a 10-in-
ning tilt from Houston and Okla-
homa City beat out the Missions.
Cleveland took a pair from ’ the
Senators, the nightcap going 12
innings. Chicago defeated the A’s
Tackle Fraser Donlan.
is from Manhattan col-
IPORTS"
SIZZLEI
AdhndddAM***eed
rHE AMERICAN PUBLIC is
strongly aware of the need of
an improved system of athletic
training in the elementary schools
of the United States. In Esquire’s
poll for August, over 85 per cent
of the-total vote answered in the
affirmative to the question: Do you
think it is of paramount impor-
tance that a strong, comprehen-
sive. nation-wide physical culture
program be immediately instituted
in all elementary schools?
It is obvious that proper physi-
cal training in the grade schools
can accomplish more good than in
the high schools and colleges, and
yet the early-age program has
been the most neglected.
TENNIS, WHICH SEEMS to
their big lead by blasting Pitts- sucssyrhydew thorercan
burgh in a night game. . . . Merv is to harness all the power avail-
Connors was a valuable addition able, even if it means sending in-
The big in- fielders to the outfield and regu-
fielder has been hitting hard for lars to the scran heap,
qech n-, ““ -we cipins the The latest of Masterful Melvin ent brand than formerly, what A.
Dallas entry considerably. . . •AOtt‛s experiments took big Babe with a general reshuffle of coaches - "-EI ENfort, Head coach e-.
comparatively unknown golfer, Gib Young off the bench, which he had and uncounted numbers of young SoutherneCa ornia. Hea .Coach away
Sellers of Michigan, is leading in warmed all season because Johnny: stalwarts having joined the colors,
the $15,000 Tam O’Shanter golf Mize was doing a brisk business at but it’ll be football, anyway, and
meet up in Chicago. Trailing are - - -1 - --- — - - -
such outstanding shooters as By-
ron Nelson, Ben Hogan and Law-
son Little. ... The Cats are real-
ly slipping. After a big winning
streak, the Kittens nave dropped
six straights. Maybe Hank Oana
can break the losing streak in to-
me loss turnea vacK ue uuva: । Mr. Poore said for the present,
of the second-place Cats to unseat he would recommend to the NHA,
the league-leading Shippers. For-jloosening of restrictions in the*
tunately for Fort Worth. third-’Gainesville area to permit repairs]
place Shreveport. only a game and remodeling up to $800, to pre--
away from the runnerup spot,vide more apartments.
Justin (Sam) Barry has entered dropped a 6-4 decision to the-------
the navy, and his assistant, Jeff Rebels at Dallas. Draft Board Has
Classified Seven
seaumont 6, Fort wortn z. Red Sox and Cleveland Indians in
Tulsa* 7, Houston 6, ten innings, a virtual deadlock for second place,
eleven and a half games behind the
A heavy majority voted against game eleven innings,
curtailing sports further in Amer- Chicago 2, Philadelphia 1.
ica, and a small minority thought National League
farm counted in fishing as much as St. Louis 8, Boston 0.
in other sports.
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business establishments, where the
soldiers may make purchases dur-
ing the day, were advised Satur-
day.
Several of the merchants told a
Register reporter they were not
advised as to where the soldiers
are from or where they are go-
ing, probably due to the strict mili-
tary censorship on troop move-
ments.
The object of notifying the mer-
chants was to make it possible for.
them to lay in supplies and have’
clerks on duty to wait on the large
number of men who will invade the
business district during the day,
it was understood.
the Kittens. . . . Hood and Curtis
were winners in last night's soft-J
a perfect average, having won all
league tilts to date.
Seven’ registrants have
sible shots from every angle of the Cincinnati.......
court.” Pittsburgh ......
What do you know about that! Chicago ........
Price wasn't spoofin’ us, was he? Boston .........
THAT 1926 BASBETBALL club Philadelphia,,
did hang up a fine record, losing club— -"8-5
the district title to Denison after New York
a hard fought battle. Other players Cleveland
mentioned on that year’s squad, Boston
coached by our friend, Ed Hennig, St. Louis
were Newton Phillips, Long “Bob” | Detroit .........
ago.
The bout, Clark said, would be
held in Chicago, probably in Sep- produce the power required to fab-
tember, if plans go through. Pro- ricate a 35,000-ton battleship—or
_ - a complete day’s output for more
than 6,700 coal miners. 1
have sunk to a low ebb, received a He’s due to hurl for
big boost when it won out in the! 0 „ .» — - —
poll as tht sport that contributes
mostctrthenssrecittsnerquotrsaard ball games, the former tking Rol- burgh Pirates.
. Sheldon Clark, chairman of the .
Illinois Athletic commission, said in American saw mills dates from
today plans were being considered the Philadelphia Centennial Ex-
for a title rematch between Tony htbitionot1876, when Henry Di-
Geergte"AewaMs,t whomPhe “d- ' hibiting his perfected band saw in
feated for the crown eight months actual operation.
Rookie
were notified that any or all games Donlan
would be cancelled on short notice lege,
should the military situation
A MAJORITY OF the voters
more runs in the eighth. Shreve-
port scored once in the second and:
three times in the last frame.
, - .. , - ... Marvin Rickert’s single in the
Neither did Olson say anything tenth inning scoring Relief Hurler
about the Rose Bowl game, which Joe Berry gave Tulsa the deciding
last year was transferred from run after the Buffs had pulled up
Pasadena to Durham, N. C. Butifrom behind to overcome a 6-2
the way it looks now, the game is Zead.
likely to be brought back to the * The Indians scored all three of
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.270 picked up by the Chicago White . .. - , - . .. ■ .
Sox, shading Dick Fowler as he ’ tWo blows in front of his next clos-
Pct. pitched a 2-1 victory over the Phil- es pursuers, Clayton Heafner and >
.688 adelphia Athletics in a night con-1 Dick Metz. It was heady company
.567 test. for a player who in 13 years of
.565 The only afternoon game in the golf had reached his heights by;
.521 American league saw the Yankees winning the Arkansas and Michi-]
.485 blank the Detroit Tigers, 3-0, on , 8an open titles.
.429 the four-hit pitching of Spud; Frankly, despite Gib’s whirlwind!
.380 Chandler, who gained his eleventh start, Nelson remained the favor-
.379 triumph against two defeats. ite. The tall Toledo star still was
Rollie Hemsley went hitless for' at the top of his gme, and when
the first time since he joined the I he is like that he comes close to
ne says Yankees Sunday and the cham-i being impossible to beat in a medal
n-hedulethis-eason sproreed seumntatFrtWorih.Pm pions didn’t break through against tournament. Lawson Littie, who
Oil at-1IEU H-C Lillo •C0U1I, DV ACEA 03 , Ae,a A ’ —am*e- "--*1 4— — — —— 4— —4---- —hemac "~-4 -4— ’ - —4
possible. He adds that contracts1 San Antonio at Oklahoma City.
will not, however, be enforced , Houston _at Tulsa,
where tire shortage would hamper Americen—eague _ ..
dena was next with 71-72—143.
Hood and Curtis were winners . Nelson lost his chance to stay
in Friday night’s league softball in the lead yesterday when he took
games at Fair Park, a big six on the second hole. "
George Decker, 60, boxing coach Hood nosed out Rollins and For- drive stopped in a divot hole and
. Fort Worth’s at the University of Pennsylvania rest in a closely contested game he whacked his second into a
.396 straight triumph since being
for Laabs and tied him with Mize
s j of the Giants and Ted Williams of
-536 the Red Sox for the major league
leadership.
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AND THE PACIFIC Coast foot- RRAArYN II, Hr CAP,
ball teams will ret a break Thef BROOKLYN, July 25 (AP).
Da teams will get a Demk: -heFrank Saba, Holy Cross fullback
A CERTAIN FRIEND of ours, Brooklyn 6, Pittsburgh 4; night ies the nod with a two-run homer,
a food peddler, has been telling us ■ Chicago at Philadelphia;
several years now that in his day poned.
howaswersaghrnd STANDINGS
just kiddin’ until we ran across an. clL_" w
article about him in a 1926 Reg- Beaumont .......... 60
ister. it.has to say:,. Fort Worth ........ 56
“Speed! That is the word that Shreveport ........ 55
best describes the actions of Price San Antonio 54
Penton. demon Gainesville forward Houston ........52
and highpoint man during the en- Tulsa ..........* 51
tiro season. Penton, playing his Oklahoma City 42
first year in a Leopard uniform, Dallas 41
- was easily the outstanding offen- ( National ’ League
sive threat of the Hennig machine. Club
The Exporters, playing at Fort
At Stanford, Clark Shaughnessy Worth, put the game inO the bag I
left for the Unviersity. of Mary- with a three-run rally in the fifth,
land, and Jim Lawson then took • Hoot Evers’ double with the bases
over. Lawson, however, also en-, loaded turned the trick. _
tered the navy recently, and The Tulsa Oilers, who lost 10 of classified by Cooke County - i
Marchy Schwartz, former Notre ,15 games on a road trip, stiffened tive Service board, two be-
Dame great, is now head coach. ; against the Houston Buffs and ---
Oregon’s Tex Oliver also is in toe won a 7-6 victory’ in the first
navy, and his place will be taken game of a home series,
by John Warren, St. Mary’s Red Indians Beat Missiens.
Strader has joined the navy, and The Oklahoma City .Indians al
was succeeded by Jimmy Phelan, | returned home, and trounced th
who was fired by Washington. Phe- San Antonio Missions 3-1.
Ian’s Washington berth was filled, Merv Connors annexed hiss2nd
hv hiC ekitant Roinh rpeeti homer of the season in assisting
by his assistant, Ralph (Pest) Dallas to a win. The Rebels tal-
lied once in the first inning, thrice
in the fourth and pushed over two
Tom Poore of Dallas, field rep- ner, 1-A; James Russell _
resentative for the National Hous- 2-Aj Gary, Radford MacLane,
re-eu-am‛5 - « Milton Johnnie Rivoire and
ing agency. was ingGainesveman Lewis Eugster, 1-B; 1
Thursday and Friday.making a otto Howser. 3-B: and
86 per cent of the poll, and a ma-
jority thought that regardless of
World Series results, as well as the American League
_________ Cleveland 4-5, Washington 3-4; pennant-bound New York Yankees.
League isn't necessarily stronger second game twelve innings. ; At St. Louis, where an unusually
— Boston 5-2, St. Louis 3-3; second' large crowd of 21,000 took advan-
Soldiers to Spend
Day in This City
Approximately 2,500 to 3,000
United States soldiers, on ma- automobiles only when such opera-
neuvers, will spend Sunday en-tion is in the interest of the war
camped near,Gainesville, operators effort or vitally necessary,
of cafes, drug stores and other - -___
Look Workers!
Good Food at Reasonable
Prices!
We Specialize in Good
Barbecue
Let us figure your picnic needs.
Coffee Pot Cafe
One Block North of State The-
atre on Bunk . . Phone 9517
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the count on a six-run rally in the erage duffer. Hogan’s 69 placed
fifth. They iced away the game him in a tie with Little and Her-
in the final stanza on Favors’ hit. man Scharlau, an assistant pro at
In the other contest Curtis had Bloomington, HL, at 140.
a field day against the weak hit- ---------——---
ting High schoolers, running up an Powdered metal is coming rap-
was knocked out 18-3 score on the youngsters. The < idly into extensive use in industry
twice in the same night. I league leaders scored in each frame as a material out of which metal
Maurice Woods, San Diego except the second and third, ac- objects can be pressed into finish-
Negro welter, stopped him in two counting for ........
rounds. Then Maddux, leaving the first inning.______________ _________
ring, was angered by comments of runs were accounted for in the rhininy operations
bleacherites and swung on one. - .... • --
It happened to be Kid Lester,
Al Benton until the seventh stanza, i shared the lead with Nelson after
The Brooklyn Dodgers and the ’ the first round with 67’s, fell off
St. Louis Cardinals maintained | to a poor 73 yesterday and was
their one-two pace atop the Na- three strokes off the pace.
tional league with little trouble. j Meeting in the 36-ole final of
Whitlow Wyatt stopped the J the Tam O’Shanter amateur cham-
Pittsburgh Pirates with seven hits , pionship today were Corp Marvin
as Brooklyn triumphed, 6-4, and (Bud) Ward, the national cham-
preserved a seven-game lead. The: pion, and Wilford Wehrle of Ra-
Dodgers managed only six blows cine, Wis., former Western ama-
off Ken Heintzelman, but made teur titlist. It was a natural, and
them good for as many runs before promised to draw a Portion
Aldon.Wilkie.came on to hold of the huge crowds swarming over
them hitless the last four frames. Tam oshanter
Lefty Max Lanier shut out the Iam. ° Sha ,
Boston Braves on six hits while Ward in Finals, *
his Cardinal mates collected 16, Ward reached the final yester-
__ and coasted to an 8-0 victory. day by subduing Mike Stolarik of
, grang Mua —ly —rog- uuuack Anight game between the Chi- Great Lakes Naval Training sta-
California governor has given hisr“nt“gmogy-ned5 contract cago Cubs and Philadelphia Phils tion, and 5, while Wehrle elimi-
approvai 2° fpothan schedules for withsthessrokiK"otba Dag-! was postponed.
Emalier colleges^ for the Esasom puy£?*tyo Comee "as tommsozorpte l ll .nq ng &u-t:
The army has announced no re- 1942 season, the others being Vet- E1OOd 3110 UurLIS
strictions out that way on attend- — - - — - -1---
l M investigating police.
r । “Don’t. arrest that boy,”
am
schools might be seriously hurt by
the shortage, he points out. Other_N at Y,
sports events inithe Texas York,
schools will be continued, he added Pittsburgh at Brooklyn,
although emphasis will be placed St. Louis at Boston,
on intramural activities And Chicago at Philadelphia.
that s as it should be, for too few,
high school and grade school young-
sters take part in the physical edu-
cation program.
San Diego middleweight, and
1 down went Maddux again.
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Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 283, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 25, 1942, newspaper, July 25, 1942; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1481254/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cooke County Library.