Dodgers surge to fifth with twin wins over Phils
In New York on June 9 the Brooklyn Dodgers rallied to beat Philadelphia 6 to 3 and 6 to 1 boosting them to fifth in the National League. Ed Stanky debuts at short, Frenchy Bordagaray and Dixie Walker drove in three runs each in the second game.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Today
American League standings show St Louis 7 21 668 and New York 22 20 524, Detroit 24 28 .611, Chicago 22 21 .500, Cleveland 22 25 .468, Washington 21 24 .487, Philadelphia 20 23 .466. Washington 7 Philadelphia 6. Boston 8 New York 7. Cleveland 4 St. Louis 3. Chicago at Detroit postponed. National League results include Brooklyn 6 3 Philadelphia, 8 1 Philadelphia. New York 6 Boston 4. Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 6. Cincinnati 2 St Louis 1. Tonight Boston at Brooklyn. Chicago at Pittsburgh. Only games listed.
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Meade Returns to Racing with Two Second Placed Rides
Don Meade, reinstated after a life suspension, rode two races at Aqueduct for Cain-Hoy stable. He finished second on Yutan in race four and second on Pamela C. in race six, delivering faultless efforts and signaling a potential top rider status amid strong competitors.
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New York
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Aqueduct
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Dykes Seeks New Contract With White Sox
James J. Dykes said he is shopping for a new deal with the Chicago White Sox as his current three year pact ends. The longtime manager, in his 11th Chicago season, said there will be no one year contracts and no bargaining delays. Chicago White Sox have a seven game losing streak.
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Chicago White Sox
Phyllis Otto Eyes Western Open and Western Amateur
Phyllis Otto, Atlantic's defending Iowa women's champion, heads to Chicago for the Women's Western Open starting June 19 at Park Ridge. She will also compete in the Women's Western Amateur at Lake Forest on August 7 after which she plans to work at Livestock National Bank in Omaha.
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Omaha
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Missouri
Stagg criticizes Chicago move to drop athletics during war
Amos Alonzo Stagg, coaching at the College of the Pacific, condemns the University of Chicago's decision to withdraw from intercollegiate athletics for the duration of the war. He urges a study to resume athletics soon, highlighting its wartime value for officers and morale. He cites past presidents and athletics' role in World War I as justification.
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Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
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Order of the “C
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Madigan Says Grid Kids Easy To Coach At Iowa
Coach Slip Madigan says the Iowa Hawkeyes football squad, young and lacking pre war experience, show coachable instinct and courage. He claims the team can compete with established stars, reflecting optimism about their potential.
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Iowa City
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Madigan notes reliance on young players for Iowa football
Iowa football coach Madigan, preparing for a second season, says the team will lean on younger players due to draft-age Freedmen. He highlights 17 year old standouts from last fall at Towa such as Jim Cozad Henry Terrell Bill Sangster and John Stewart and praises their potential alongside veterans.
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Towa
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Henry Terrell
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John Stewart
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Jind Hudson
Bill Gallagher
Record expected in NCAA meet at Marquette Stadium
Milwaukee June 9 The NCAA track and field renewal at Marquette Stadium is unlikely to produce new records given the small field and wartime conditions. Illinois stars led by Buddy Young vie for sprint titles while Notre Dame and Purdue contest for team supremacy and big individual honors.
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Oregon
Archie Harris
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Marquette Stadium
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Ed Conwell
New York University
Sammy Byrd Sets Pace With Six Birdies At Bond Meet
Sammy Byrd, former major leaguer and Detroit Plum Hollow pro, shot six birdies in a 66 opening at the $17,500 war bond tournament at Torresdale Frankford CC to lead a field of 126. Bob Hamilton and Bud Lewis followed with 68 and 69 as Harold McSpaden and Craig Wood were among leaders on 70. Gene and eight others trailed Nelson on 71 and 70, respectively.
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Sammy Byrd
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Evansville
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Jug) McSpaden
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Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Nelson
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Cadet Hennessey Wins Army Athletic Trophy at West Point
Cadet John J. Hennessey of Chicago honored as best all around athlete at the U S Military Academy graduation exercises at West Point. He earned two letters each in football basketball and baseball for the Army Athletic Association trophy.
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John J. Hennessey
Chicago
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West Point
Hennessey
Golf figures linked to Open champions and amateurs named
A list of golf personalities and places includes Sarazen, 1922 and 1992 U S Open champion. Toney Penna Day ton O. Johnny Bulla. Gas Amateur Mal Galletta. Albans New York. John Moyer Pax inos Pa. Fred Annon White Plains New York. Ed Furgol Plumb Hollow Club Detroit.
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Toney Penna
Dayton
Johnny Bulla
Atlanta
Mal Galletta
Albans
N .Y
John Moyer
Paxinos
Fred Annon
White Plaina
N. Y
Ed Furgol
Adair Plans Sunday Twin Bill at Adair Diamond
Adair hosts a twin bill Sunday at the Adair Athletic field with the Adair Boy Scouts meeting Audubon Scouts in the opener at 1 45. The Adair county Junior Legion faces the Wiota town team in the second game.
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Aberdeen Angus calves sold to Meadowmere Farms
Walnut Peter K. Pratt, Aberdeen Angus breeder, sold two heifer calves and one bull calf to Meadowmere Farms at Deer Park Washington. The calves, three months old, were shipped by express. Our want ad page will sell your property for you.
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Deer Park
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Anita News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Anita Mrs Selmer Newell and daughter join husband and father in Louisville Texas where he serves. Mr and Mrs Fletcher Gourley of Morton Mills visit with Mrs Nellie Holmes. Mrs Dan Spiker spends Thursday in Menlo with relatives.
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Selmer Newell
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Fletcher Gourley
Morton Mills
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Menlo
Casey News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Casey-Mr and Mrs Arthur Cunningham and children of Des Moines and Pvt Helen Gerard of Seymour Johnson Field NC in the WAC air force visit Leo Schiller home. Mr and Mrs Jesse Allen depart for Seattle after weeks with relatives. Mrs Lynn Kirkpatrick accompanies to Omaha. Mrs Anna Lutz Tekamah Neb Mrs Warren Brownlee Adair and Mrs Lora Ball to dine with Mrs Ollie Tharp today.
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Adair
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