Dodgers Beat Cardinals 10-7 to Retain NL Lead
Dodgers topple defending champion St Louis 10-7 in Brooklyn. Broklyn jumps to early lead, expands to 7 run margin by end of seventh, then holds off late Cardinal push. Kurowski Homers. Sand ers, Rosen drive runs. Sears wins, Wilks absorbs loss. Augie Bergamo injures wrist.
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Nelson Favored to Win 1945 PGA Tour Open
Byron Nelson, hailed as the man to beat, arrives at Moraine Country Club for the 1945 National Professional Golf Tournament. He seeks another big payday as he defends the title amid past PGA near-misses and rival challengers Harold McSpaden and Sam Byrd, with Sam Snead out due to a fractured arm.
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Cubs Sweep Phillies Behind Passeau Strong nine straight wins
Chicago Cubs defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 0 as Claude Passeau earned his ninth consecutive win. Hack, Lowrey and Pafko drove in runs while DiMaggio and Cavarretta contributed two-base hits. The Phillies were limited to three singles and failed to score.
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Giants Sweep Cincinnati in doubleheader on July 7
In New York the Giants won 3 1 over Cincinnati with Feldman out pitching Kennedy. Adams saved the nightcap for Rube Fischer in a slugfest. Holmes extended his hitting streak to 35 games as the Braves edged the Pirates 7 6 in Boston.
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Wade Accepts Post As Central High Coach In St Joseph
Maurice Red Wade, part of Missouri 1941 high scoring TD trio with Bob Steuber and Harry Ice, becomes head football and track coach at Central High in St Joseph. Former Tulsa Hurricane star, his top gridiron year came in Don Faurot's 1941 Sugar Bowl squad.
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Relief Guaranteed or Money Back Claim Hits Nonsense
A spoof claim states that at least 59 percent of U.S. adults are attacked by Athlete's Foot with a money back guarantee. No credible medical basis is provided and the assertion appears satirical in tone.
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Beware of It Spreading Athlete's Foot Cure H F
The notice warns that the disease spreads to the feet and can reach hands armpits or groin. It identifies Tinea Trichophyton as the germ and claims H F kills the germ quickly and relieves athlete's foot by a liquid that dries and peels the skin to reach parasites under the cuticle.
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Relief for Athlete's Foot with H. F. Remedy
Apply H. F. to infected areas twice daily until improvement. Relief often comes quickly and skin becomes soft and smooth. Most cases improve in three to ten days. Don’t wait for the condition to worsen. start H. F. today.
Skish Debut Tests Panhandle Anglers’ Skill
Skish, a new fishing game, will be shown in Elwood Park Tuesday at 7 PM under Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen’s Club supervision. The event offers national award pins and prizes for young casters 14 and under, with separate age groups, while noting no entry fee and a final judging panel.
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Falkenberg Leads Amarillo Tennis Club Match
Bobby Falkenberg sixth nationally in 1944 will top Amarillo Field at Ell wood Park against Amarillo Tennis Club this afternoon. He faces Glyndon Riley with three other singles matches on the card. Starts at 2 o clock with free admission. Other players include Arnold Levinstein Ed McVaugh and R Richardson. Civilians Jack Hays James Utterback and James Saunders also part of the lineup.
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Cramer delivers game winner as Detroit tops New York
Roger Cramer's 10th inning triple drives in Rudy York for a 3 2 Detroit victory over the Yankees. Pat Newhouser improves to 13 5 with his third extra inning win this season while Bill Zuber takes the loss. Cramer adds a fourth hit in five at bats, and Detroit secures its 17th one run win of the year.
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Inter League Baseball Schedule Amid War Time Relief Plan
The Associated Press reports a Sunday slate of eight double headers with no league play until Thursday. Seven inter league games remain after cancellations for transport, proceeds to war relief. Events: Yankees vs Giants, Cubs vs White Sox, Reds vs Indians Monday night. Braves vs Red Sox Tuesday afternoon. Cardinals vs Browns, Dodgers vs Senators, Phillies vs Athletics Tuesday night.
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Sports Won't Be Hurt By Pullman Regulation
New DDT rules bar civilian use of sleeping car space on trips 456 miles or less. Brooklyn Dodgers official Harold Parrott says major teams ride day coaches on short trips. Roy Mack of the Athletics says they split squads on longer trips if needed. College football, naval trainees, and a railroads forecast impacts.
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Cooper Returns To St. Louis For Arm Treatment
Pitcher Mort Cooper of the Boston Braves left for St. Louis to be examined by Dr. Robert Hyland for a sore pitching arm. He has been used mostly in relief and earned credit for today's win over Pittsburgh by throwing the last two innings.
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Red Sox topple Cleve lands eight six in Cleveland
Boston batters led by George Metkovich Jeff Heath and Ed Lake power past Cleveland. Dom Ryba wins as Earl Henry takes the loss. Metkovich Heath Lake each homer and multiple RBIs fuel the 8 6 score.
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Senators Fall to Browns 7-3 in St. Louis
In St. Louis on July 7 the Washington Senators lost 7 to 3 to the Browns. The defeat left Washington four games behind the league leading Detroit Tigers. Final score by innings shows Washington nine with three runs, while St. Louis tallied seven runs on 12 hits.
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Longevity Landmark: James Tennant Dies at 106
Scarborough England James Tennant a retired farmer dies in his 106th year He credited his long life to plenty of walking and moderation in all things The obituary highlights a centenarian who remained active and temperate.
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Moses steals home to spark White Sox in doubleheader sweep
The White Sox beat the Athletics 1 0 in the first game as Wally Moses steals home for a run. They then routed Russ Christopher and the A’s 12 4 in the second game, piling up 18 hits to complete the doubleheader sweep in Chicago.
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Joe Louis Returns From 21000 Mile Army Tour
World heavyweight champion Joe Louis arrives at Camp Shanks after a 21000 mile trip visiting military installations and Army and Navy hospitals in the United States Canada and Alaska. Louis gave boxing exhibitions and instruction to soldiers as far as Attu in the Aleutians. Camp Shanks authorities say he will resume physical conditioning duties.
Bric A Brac Captures San Juan Capistrano at Santa Anita
Bric A Brac won the San Juan Capistrano Handicap at Santa Anita Park closing day feature over Wing and Wing and Best Effort. Jockey Conn McCreary rode the winner carrying 122 pounds in the mile and a half race. Wing and Wing paid $1290 to place and $6.70 to show while Bric A Brac paid $9.30 to win.
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Nelson McSpaden fall in exhibition match 3 and 2
In St. Louis Byron Nelson and Jag McSpaden were defeated by Bob Cochran and Dale Morey 3 and 2. The winning pair shot 68 each while Nelson posted 69 as the foursome finished eight under par.
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Bogard Takes Narrow Lead in Amarillo Golf Finals
Defending champion Bogard held a one stroke lead as the final round of the Amarillo Municipal Golf 54-Hole Handicap Medal Play began at Rogers Course. Bogard posted a net 133 after the first two rounds. Jim Payne was runner up with a 135.
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Longhorns Open 1945 Summer Football Training
At the University of Texas sixteen former Longhorns and a group of promising prospects joined five days of summer football practice. Standouts include Sam Callen James Barnes Desmond Kidd Byron Gillary Arthur Sweet George Deutsch and Robert Musselwhite from several Texas cities.
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Black Baseball Game Between Amarillo and Vernon at Fair Park
A game today at Tri-State Fair Park features Amarillo Red Sox versus Vernon Panthers at 2:30 pm. In their last meeting Amarillo won 5 to 4.
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Norton Released From Hospital After 35 Days
Homer Norton athletic director and head football coach at Texas A and M College was released from St. Marys hospital in Rochester. He will convalesce a week to 10 days at a Rochester hotel and resume daily walks about the city.
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Talbert and Segura Vie For National Court Crown
In River Forest Illinois Talbert seeded number one faces Pancho Segura in the National Jaycee tennis final after Talbert’s straight set win over Hal Surface 6 3 6 3 6 1 and Segura advancing when Elwood Cooke defaulted with leg cramps. Pauline Betz and Sarah Palfrey Cooke meet for the women’s title after Betz beat Doris Hart 6 3 6 4 and Cooke’s semifinal win over Mary Arnold. Mrs Cooke and Miss Arnold won the women’s doubles semifinal 6 3 6 Love.
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War Jeep Wins Skokie Handicap at Washington Park
War Jeep ridden by Johnny Adams led from the outside to win the Skokie Handicap at Washington Park by a length and a half. The $20,000 race drew 11 starters and 22,500 spectators as Pot O Luck and Fighting Step finished behind. War Jeep earns potential starts in the Arlington Classic and the American Derby.
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Mrs Dea McLain and Gloria Caldwell Return from Chicago
Mrs Dea McLain and Miss Gloria Caldwell have just come back from a two weeks vacation in Chicago, visiting friends and sightseeing.
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