Indians Slip Near Bottom as Hunt for First Continues
In New York on June 14, the Cleveland Indians fall to seventh, one game from the cellar, after a double header loss and a 2-1 10 inning win. The A's blunt the Yankees 5-3 and 3-2 as Tyack drives in all three runs in Game 2. Cardinals lose to Pirates 10-3, tie with 12 innings, while Hubbell earns his 251st win for the Giants. Idaho reports two letters from Southwest Pacific seamen asking about cougar lengths.
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Indians
St. Louis Browns
Brownies
Big Bob Muncrief
Jim Bagby
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Athletics
Yankee
Washington
Russ Christopher
Everett Fagan
A's
Jim Tyack
A’s
Hank Zuber
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Tex Hughson
Boston
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Virgil Trucks
Brooklyn
Billy Herman
Nate Andrews
Whit Wyatt
Kirby Higbe
Dodgers
Lonnie Frey
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Bill Lee
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Harry Brecheen
Harry Gumbert
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Sid Gordon
Ernie Lombardi
Joe Orengo
Phillies
Boise, Ida
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Southwest Pacific
Game Department
Southern Conference Football Faces Wartime Uncertainty
Southern Conference schools weigh 1943 returns as many teams suspend football due to war. Virginia, Maryland and Duke anticipate token or full seasons, while Wake Forest Davidson and George Washington Brace for possible cancellations amid manpower and transport shortages.
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Virginia Tech
Washington
Lee Catawba
Furman
Gobblers
W. L. Younger
Pooley Hubert
Citadel
Clemson
Fach
University of Richmond
North Carolina
Duke
North Carolina State
University of North Carolina
Colgate
Pittsburgh
Davidson
Wake Forest
George Washington University
Maryland
H. C
Curly) Byrd
War Department
University of South Carolina
University of Virginia
University of West
Rube Marquard The $11 000 Lemon That Became A Peach
A Cleveland west side youth nickname Richie became Rube Marquard a top left handed pitcher. Purchased by the Giants for 11000 in 1908 he pitched late season against the Cubs Giants and Pirates. His fame and style drew attention as a rising star and later life beyond baseball.
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Engine House 20
Cleveland
West Side
Richard W. Marquard
Richie
Marquard
Rube
Waddell
Rube Marquard
Blossom Seeley
Giants
Indianapolis
John McGraw
John T. Brush
Cubs
Pirates
McGraw
Maverick Club Hosts Progam and Pie Eating Contest
The Maverick Club held a Friday night program featuring Bobby Davis and others with readings and a lively pie eating contest. Winners were Jewell McDowell Richard Skapple Tooter Tilley Ronald Johnson and Jimmie Roberts in various classes, with Richard Shapple winning overall. The notice invites more members for an overnight hike swimming and yard work opportunities.
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Bobby Davis
Cedric Boutwell
Jimmy Coontz
Art Sharp
Gerald Sharn
Billy Coontz
Jewell McDowell
Bud Marcum
Richard Shapple
Little Tom Tinker
Kenneth Hamilton
Jimmy Hamilton
Richard Skapple
Tooter Tilley
Ronald Johnson
Jimmie Roberts
Jimmie Hamilton
Jimmie Wayne Roberts
Bobby McCrary
Clyde Vaughn
Wayne Parsons
Robert Poindexter
Kenneth Brown
Donald Johnson
Doyle Moore
Johnny Simmons
Don Pamplin
Don Vaughn
Tommy James
Teddy Vaughn
Marvin Sinclair
Ray Sinclair
Ross Stephens
Joe Morgan
Eddie Tillie
Johnnie Simmons
Teddie Vaughn
Bobby McCarty
Darrell Sharp
Buster Carlicle
Willie McCrary
Dean Ferrell
Buster Carlile
Willie Mc Crary
Betz and Talber Favored in National Clay Courts
The 33rd National Clay Courts Tennis Championship opens at the Detroit Tennis Club tomorrow for seven days. Pauline Betz of Los Angeles and Billy Talber of Cincinnati are seeded favorites to win.
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Detroit
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Billy Talber
Cincinnati
Umpires in Baseball Hall of Fame Consideration
Fullerton surveys the impact of umpires on baseball history noting figures such as King Gaffney Tim Hurst and Hank O Day. Anecdotes include Hurst handling Bert Briggs with the line and a glance at modern guest stars and service depts from Colgate and Fort Harrison Ind.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
Umps
Bill Kiem
King” Gaffney
Tom Lynch
National League
Jack Sheridan
Joe Cantillon
Tommy Connolly
Tim Hurst
Hank O'Day
Silk Loughlin
Cy Rigler
Billy Evans
Walt McQuada
Jack Clifford
Colgate
Army
Fort Harrison
Ind
Uncle Sam
Tom O Shanter Golfers Won t Wear Numbers
Chicago readers learn that the All-American Open and Amateur golf tournament will run July 19 to 25 with players not required to wear identification numbers. George May reports a printing press in use at the first tee to display pairings and start times, keeping fans informed. Joe Kirkwood previously refused to wear numbers in 1942, withdrawing after a clubhouse discussion.
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Chicago
Tom O’shanter
George May
TAM
Sugar Daddy
Joe Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Five Year Old Girl Aims to Be Reporter in Watervliet
Dianne Charlotte Powell a five year old in Watervliet has decided to be a newspaper reporter She already contributes personals to the local paper and sometimes covers playmates and adults She favors writing news over counting money and heads to a typewriter after being introduced to journalism by her brother Ronald. Across the Atlantic the British government supplies about half a million electric batteries monthly to American troops in Britain.
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Watervliet
N. Y
U.P
Dianne Charlotte Powell
Dianne
Carlier
Ronald
Britain
Root's Victory in War Bond Open Highlights Amarillo Golf
Gene Root, Amarillo pro, won the War Bond Open with a 209 total over 54 holes at Amarillo Municipal Course, finishing two strokes ahead of Tod Houck and Henry Castillo. Amateurs were led by Jimmy Moore with 217. 172 entries total.
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Gene Root
Amarillo Municipal
Root
Tod Houck
Rger
J. Henry Castillo
Hobbs
N. M
Army Air Field
Castillo
Baton Rouge
Jimmy Moore
Houck
Lefty Stackhouse
San Angelo Country Club
George Ausbach
Amarillo Country Club
Moore
J. R. Brown
Grover Austin
Pampa
Santa Maria
Calif
John Olver
Dallas
Spud Cason
Fort Worth
Today’s Pitchers
National Cincinnati Starr 4 4 at St. Louis Cooper 7 3 Boston Javory 4 4 at Brooklyn Head 4 2 American New York Bonham 5 2 at ween Leonard 4 4 Only games nee-
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United Press National
Cincinnati
Starr
St. Louis
Cooper
Boston
Javory
Brooklyn
Head
New York
Bonham
Ween Ae
Leonard
Philadelphia
Washington
St Louis
Ceveland
Chicago
Detroit
Detroit Oe
Pittsburgh
Pinkneys Rally To Beat Dodgers In Malin Field Showdown
The Pinkneys Packers defeated the Amarillo Dodgers 10 to 7 after rallying in the ninth inning. Jerome Waner led the Dodgers with three singles while Carl Davis had three hits for the Packers. Next week the Packers head to Borger to face the Hubers and will host the Pampa Army Air Field at Malin Field on July 4.
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Pinkney
Packers
Amarillo Dodgers
Malin Field
Dodgers
Jerome Waner
Dodger
Carl Davis
Packer
Frank Johnson
Howard Riley
Laverne Rody
Johnson
Riley
Rody
Ken Ray
Davis
Cracker Pruitt
Borger Hubers
Borger
Pampa Army Air Field
Brunson
Waner
Carrigan
Protect Vitamins In Foods With Gas Refrigerator Storage
Perishable vitamins degrade quickly when exposed to air and heat. Store vitamin rich meats vegetables and fruits at steady low temperatures in a Gas Refrigerator. Its continuous gas flame keeps the refrigerant circulating, avoiding on off cycles and preserving nutritive value for your family.
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Miliuses
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J.B. Coe Lumber Co
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Fullerton
Hurst
Bert Briggs
Briggs
Tim
Nixson Denton
Cincinnati Times- Star
Tom O
Amarillo Bowl
Ross Larsen
Amarillo College
Larsen
Todd Houck
Berger
Huber Country Club
Pvt
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Camp Hood
Waco
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Nick Popovich
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Eaders
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Mustal
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Cullenbine
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