Yankees Hitters Struggle as Red Sox Beat Them 8 1
In Boston for a five game series, the Yankees were outscored 8 to 1 as Red Sox pitchers limited New York to six homers this season. Joe Cronin and Hank Borowy faced the Sox’s offense, while Dodgers and Giants also slipped to losses.
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Yanks
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Leo Durocher
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Rube Melton
Simmy Wasdell
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Mel Ott
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Harry Feldman
Joe Medwick
Billy Danny
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Cincinnati Reds
Sewell
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Orval Grove
Referee's Decision Gives Williams Win Over Angott
In Philadelphia Williams 20 year old from Trenton NJ defeated veteran Angott from Washington after a 10 round bout before 15500 at Shibe Park. Referee Irv Kutcher scored for Williams while one judge had Angott and the other a draw. Williams earned his seventh win as Angott pressed hard but failed to overcome Williams left handed punches and rib rights.
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Shibe
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Williams
Bngott
Open Iowa Lakes For Fishing Next Week
Iowa’s artificial lakes open at 5 a m on June 15 with daily fishing from 5 a m to 9 30 p m. The limit is 12 fish with up to five black bass and seven crappies. Licenses required for Iowa women and worms must be approved by a lake representative.
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State Conservation Commission
Majors Warned Against Secret Player Contracts
Chicago reports Commissioner Landis issued a bulletin warning major league clubs against secret undercover player contracts with a 100 dollar fine for violations. The action follows his ruling that the Chicago Cubs had a secret deal with pitcher John Burrows who refused to report to Nashville. Burrows says the Cubs told him the contract could not be assigned to a minor league team. He became a free agent and joined Buffalo in the International League.
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K. M. Landis
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Landis
Buffalo
Notice to request extra copies of The News Telegraph
Readers are urged to notify the office in advance to ensure extra copies are available. The note mentions avoidance of exhaustion and warns that the scrap will make hazardous devices.
Steuber and Galpin to Leave Seahawk Baseball Team
Iowa City report states Bob Steuber will depart the Iowa Pre Flight Seahawk squad Monday after this weekend’s games against Army Mayo General Hospital in Iowa City and the state penitentiary team in Fort Madison. Teammate Ken Galpin, who threw a no hit game last Sunday against Des Moines Collegians, is slated to start Saturday as Cadets face Army amine.
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Bob Steuber
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Seahawk
Seahawks
Army Mayo General Hospital
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State Penitentiary
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Seeds Still Viable For Several Growing Seasons
Seeds of asparagus beans peas carrots parsley and pepper remain generally viable for one to two years more. Other varieties may germinate after four or five years in storage.
Warriors Davis and Armstrong Set For Madison Square Garden Clash
Davis and Henry Armstrong, two former champions, meet in a 10 round clash at Madison Square Garden a week from tonight. Both veterans show wear, with Armstrong fading after a storied run and Davis plotting a late career push, making the bout pivotal for each man’s future in boxing.
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Armstrong
Garden Ring
Sarron
Lou Ambers
Barney Ross
Ceferino Garcia
Eddie
Baseball Leaders and Results From Wednesday Action
National League standings and results show Philadelphia and Brooklyn tied 6 in Brooklyn while Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 4 2. New York edged Boston 6 2. Details include pitchers Gerhauser Barrett Head Davis Valsella Wynee Reed Lanier Walters and game matchups Philadelphia at Brooklyn Boston at New York Chicago at Pittsburgh St Louis at Cincinnati.
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Bomb inventor Huskinson discussed in Washington armament talks
Lieut Comdr Parrick Huskinson, credited with the World War II 12,000 pound blockbuster, travels to Washington D C for Army discussions on new armaments after his wartime invention.
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Parrick Huskinson
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Furlough Visitors From Camp Campbell and Nearby Areas
Anita Sygt Lenny Pierat of Camp Campbell Ky spends a furlough at home with Mr and Mrs Ben Pierat. Donald Crandall of J Lewis Washington visits with his father Les Crandall and other relatives before heading to Indianapolis for training. Cpl Tom Bell transfers to Camp Cannon TV and Pvt George Petersen returns to Camp Lee Va after furlough with Chris Petersen and wife accompanying him home.
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J. Lewis
Wash
Leslie Crandall
Indianapolis
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Tom Bell
Saboa
Kan
Camp Caan
George Petersen
Griswold News Roundup Of Local People And Visits
Griswold S C Wagler attended the annual funeral directors and embalmers meeting in Des Moines. Mrs Keith Piper and daughter visit Chester Va with her parents. Sgt Piper stationed in New Guinea. Dinner guests at Roy Scott home included Forsythe family from Walnut and Braden family. Forsythe recently earned his wings at Lubbock Field and departs for assignment. Braden to Richmond for navy diesel training. Mrs Braden’s family visit continues. Mrs Arthur Strickland hosts in law W M Shepherd and family and Neal Denny family from Omaha. Cornell College Alumni Association heads by Harry F Hudelson Des Moines with Mrs W J Little Belle Plaine re-elected secretary.
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Glen Braden
Forsythe
Lubbock Field
Tex
Braden
Minnie Braden
Richmond
Navy
Arthur Strickland
W. M. Shepherd
Des Moines
Neal Denny
Richard Denny
Omaha
Twilight Basketball Scores and Matchups Across Cities
The listing shows multiple NBA style games with teams like Philadelphia Boston Detroit Washington Cleveland and New York. Notable players include Bonham Woods Wynn Black Goersiea Grove and Calvert Munerief in various matchups across Cleveland St Louis Philadelphia Chicago and Detroit night games.
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Goersiea
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Munerief
Costa Rica Visit Ends. Davis Family Welcomes Return
Massena-Floyd Morehouse, recently serving in Costa Rica, arrives for a brief visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Davis before continuing home to California. Drive carefully near children and be ready to stop instantly.
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Floyd Morehouse
Costa Rica
E. E. Davis
California
Anita News Briefs From Ames Visit Highlights
Anita Oisie Buttolph visited Ames for five weeks staying with relatives at the H. Spires home. First week guests included Mrs. Charles Kerle Mrs. Grece Morgan and Merc. Abies Strong of Waterloo. Carrie Resnolds went to Norwalk to visit daughter Mrs. Boo Berkino and family. Danhendiek made a business visit to Ames Wednesday.
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