Late Sports World News BAD PITCH ROBS IN NINTH FRAME
Giants lose 6-3 to Brooklyn in 14 innings as Bill Voiselle falters late. Pinch hitter Bed Chapman tied game with a ninth inning single before ace Adams took the loss in the 5th overtime. Pirates surge behind Voiselle fine and Branky's double.
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Jack Hand
Bill Voiselle
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Voiselle
Brooklyn
Bed Chapman
Ace Adams
Bil Gart
Ed Granky
Goddy Bowen
Volelle
Mel Ott
Decavnee
Louis
Howie Bchukx
Clyde Sukeforth
Sill Hart
Chepmen
Cincinnati Reds
Ed Heuseer
Redlegs
Max Bateter
Weston Phillies
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Philadelpha
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Washington
Vut
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Joe McCarthy
Atley Donald
Senators
Marino Pieretti
al Hollingsworth
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
Joe Seberts
George McQuinn
Joe Haynes
Favorite Left at Gate on Starter's Error
Arcadia California June 6 AP The favorite Skillman was left behind the starting gate in the eighth and final race at Santa Anita. Starter Bill Mills rang the bell before all eight horses were in, causing Gallant Devil to win at 49.10 to 1. Refunds were issued for 81665 dollars bet on Skillman, reducing the winner’s return to 36.60.
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Arcadia
Calif
Santa Anita
Golden Gate Acres
Skillman
Shot
Bill Mills
Mills
Gallant Devil
Skeet Preston to Open New Bowling Alleys in August
Veteran sailor and former Marine technician Skeet Preston plans to open a new bowling alley in August. The facility will reuse rooms previously occupied and owned, featuring new equipment, lockers, lounge areas, and separate spaces for men and women.
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SKEET
Preston
Marine
Yey
Elpya
Rae
Prac
Baseball Leaders and Tonight's AL NL Schedules
American League standings show New York leading with 25 wins and 16 losses, Detroit 20 16, St. Louis 19 17, Chicago 19 19, Boston 19 20, Cleveland 17 19, Washington 18 22, Philadelphia 15 23. Tuesday results include New York sweeping Washington in two games and Cleveland routing Detroit 9-0.
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W . Il
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Tweeday
Cooper
Hutchins
Schantz
Wyatt
Walters
Roe
Derringer
Creel
Brecheen
Betting spree spreads to Britain Derby crowds expected at Newmarket
London AP reports the US betting surge reaches England with bookmakers estimating up to 10 million dollars wagered on Saturdays Derby. Thousands are expected at Newmarket to witness the wartime classic before it moves to Epsom Downs next year. Many plan a two day holiday including the Oaks on Friday.
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London
United States
England
Britain
Newmarket
Epsom Downe
Blues Win Replayed After Protest In Memorial Day AA Game
The Associated Press reports Milwaukee’s protest over Kansas City’s 7-6 Blues victory was sustained, with the last three innings to be replayed after a relay that hopped into a drainpipe scored the winning run. Indianapolis moved into first ahead of Milwaukee as St. Paul and Columbus results also altered the standings.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Brewers
Blues
Association
George M. Trautman
St. Paul
Columbus Red Birds
Indians
Louisville
Colonels
Minneapolis
Toledo
Contests Last Night Feature New York Boxer Matchups
In York Tony Junio of New York outpointed Johnny Williams of Montgomery Alabama by 1424 to 1404, while Buffalo Johnny Green from Lackawanna New York defeated Bobby Larkin of New York by 151 to 147. The paper notes a large readership and warns that scrap could create hazards.
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Associated Press
New York
Tony Junio
Youngstown
Johnny Williams
Montgomery
Ala
Buffalo
Johnny Green
Lackawanna
N. Y
Bobby Larkin
Veteran Georgie Woolf Up on Sea Swallow in Derby
Veteran jockey Georgie Woolf known as the Ice Man rides Sea Swallow in the Kentucky Derby with Sea Swallow favored for a large purse. Woolf has Derby experience dating to 1982 and led earnings last year with 338 125 in stakes. Arcaro may ride Hoop Jr. if permitted.
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Orlo Robertson
Louisville
Charlie Howard
Georgie Woolf
Broadcloth
Staretor
Whitaway
Los Angeles
Woolf
Eddie Arcaro
Greentree Atable
IF. W. Hooper
Hoop Jr
Arcaro
Whirlaway
Lawrin
New York
Devil Diver
Buddy Haas
Dit
Freddie Smith
Bimelech
Smith
J. K. Houseel
Las Vegas
Haas
T. D. Buhl
Air Sailor
Detroit
I Buddy
Billy Thompson
E .R. Bradley
J. R. Layton
Arthur Craig
Layton
Tiger Rebel
Ned ®Rent
William Talbot
Paris
Tex
Craig
Arthur Rose
iMisweet
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Gold Seeker
Col. C. V. Whitney
Jeep
Andrew Wright
Jacobe
Tom Graham
Bert G
Kenilworth Lad
H. C. Hatch
Fair
Jom Gaver
Greentree Stables
Fred Hooper
Ted Atkinson
Greentree
Belmont
Mullins Departing Iowa for Corpus Christi Naval Base
Lt. Cmdr. Lawrence Moon Mullins, athletic director at Iowa Pre Flight for two years, will leave Friday to become staff physical and military training director of the Naval Air training base at Corpus Christi Texas. Lt. Cmdr. Jack Meagher, Sea Hawk coach last season, will succeed Mullins. coaching status for the 1941 grid team is not known. Mullins previously starred at Notre Dame and succeeds Lt. Cmdr. Sam Barry, former Iowa basketball coach, at the Texas station.
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Iowa City
Lawrence
Moon) Mullins
Iowa
Naval Air Training Base
Corpus Christi
Tex
Jack Meagher
Seahawk
Mullins
Meagher
Notre Dame
Sam Barry
Texas
Sale Dates Named For Briles Piper Rice and More
Sale dates listed for Briles and Piper of Rice on June 12 with Dotson and Turner in Corning and John Cruise Earl Cramer and Aucs also on June 12. Nels T Rice Est Massena referenced.
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Briles & Piper
Rice
Dotson & Turner
Corning
John Cruise
Earl Cramer
Aucs
Nels T. Rice
Massena
German steel capacity and wartime production compare
German plants at full prewar capacity would require three years and seven months to yield 89 million tons of steel. In 1943, Garden Genealogy notes the tomato as a distant relative of the potato and peppers, with the eggplant as a flatter cousin.
Veenker Resigns. Menze Named New Iowa State Leader
Ames Iowa June 6 AP George Veenker resigned as director of athletics and head of men's physical education at Iowa State College effective July 1 President Charles E Finley announced Louis Menze will succeed him Menze long time basketball coach since 1928 credited with four Big Six titles including 1944 and 1945 Veenker joins ISC in 1991 after football coach tenure and later became athletics director Menze coached at Central high school Kansas City and led the KC Athletic club before rising to ISU post
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Ames
George Veenker
Iowa State College
Charles E. Finley
Iowa State
Louis Menze
Veenker
ISC
Weather of Iowa Sees Record Cold Mapped Through June
Des Moines and statewide data show June temperatures staying under 50 for the first time since records began in 1878, with May around 55 degrees. Windy spring, prolonged snow cover, and heavy March to May rainfall drive higher river stages and seven floods, signaling continued risk of floods and poor field conditions. Weather official Decker notes dry air reducing cloudiness could warm surfaces, but current air mass remains cold despite moisture.
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Gulf of Mexico
Iowa
Des Moines
Decker
Corn planting delayed as weather and frost risk loom
OPA official notes rising fuel requests late in season while corn planting lags due to cold and wet conditions. Farmers fear late June plantings won't mature before frost. some land floods and seed germination fails. Federal statistician reports delayed planting but ahead of last year with possible replanting in spots.
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Henry Kuhle
OPA
John J. McLaughlin
AAA
Iowa
Leslie Carl
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