Walters Relies On Veteran Arms In St Louis Giants Clash
AP sports writer notes Walter Walters as a pivotal figure in 1944 battles with the Reds and Cardinals. Mentions Musial, Cooper, Mort and Max Cooper, Lanier, and Gouthworth’s gang. Cards surge into first division as Cooper’s trade yields wins and West Coast travel tests impact pennant hopes.
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Walker Cooper
Mort Cooper
Max Lanier
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Eean
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Sam Breadon
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Southworth
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New York
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Tigers
Briggs Stadium
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Christians Rout Methodists In Church League Thriller
Christians claim first place with a 3 2 win over the Methodists at Sunnyside field. Lester Rhodes fanned 12 and allowed five walks on six hits for the Christians, while Tommy Chithero gave up five hits and five strikeouts. Banks doubled twice for the Christians and Dusty Rhodes doubled and tripled for the Methodists. The win came after Dusty Rhodes scored on Banks double in the sixth to seal the victory. Line score shows 261 for Christians and 26 for Methodists.
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Tommy Chithero
Lester Rhodes
Boyd Banks
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Dusty Rhodes
Meyers
Ckthero
Fritz Simpson
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Musty Rhodes
Banks
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Gaylord
D. Rhodes
Clithero
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Monday Baseball Scores And Standings Summary
No games were scheduled Monday in Philadelphia Boston faced Philadelphia Flores was starting for Philadelphia while Wilson pitched for Boston Washington met New York Dabiel or Donald was listed as NY starter Twilight-St. Louis versus Detroit with Kramer and Newhouser noted Nigat leveland faced Chicago with Smith and Lee in the rotation National League standings show New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn St Louis Chicago Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia in race and games behind Pittsburgh two Brooklyn two and a half St Louis three Chicago four Boston six Cincinnati nine Philadelphia nineteen Only game scheduled New York Mungo at Brooklyn Lombardi Philadelphia Barrett at Boston Hutchings Night Chicago Wyse at Pittsburgh Gerheauser Night Cincinnati Bowman at St Louis Donnelly
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Twilight
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Kramer
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Gerheauser
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT AP Roundup of Knockouts and Decisions
Baltimore Lee Murray knocked out Clayton Worlds in Chicago as Allie Stolz stopped Tommy Mills in Newark. Freddie Cochrane KOed Eddie Miller in Elizabeth while Nate Bolden defeated Eddie Taylor in Detroit. Freddie Russo outpointed Vince Dell in Rahway and Eddie Rossi beat Tony Gillo in New Haven. Jorto and others recorded divisional results.
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Lee Q. Murray
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Clayton Worlds
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New York
Allie Stolz
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Tommy Mills
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Freddie Cochrane
Elizabeth
Eddie Miller
St. Louis
Detroit
Bolden
Eddie Taylor
Freddie Russo
Rahway
Vince Dell
Jorto
New Haven
Eddie Rossi
Boston
Tony Gillo
Eight Tulsans on College All Stars
Eight members of the University of Tulsa football bowl champion team will play with the college All Stars against the Green Bay Packers in a charity game at Chicago. Named are guards Ellis Jones and Carl Buda, tackle Glenn Burgess, ends Clyde Goodnight Nolan Luhn and Sam Gray and backs Ed Shedlosky and Charlie Mitchell.
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Ed Shedlosky
Charlie Mitchell
War Savings Stamps Available at The Atlantic News Telegraph
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Cochrane wins fourth straight second round knockout
Fred die Cochrane world welterweight champ stops Eddie Miller in 55 seconds of the second round for his fourth consecutive second round KO in as many tune up bouts. He cites navy service and slower speed but harder punching ahead of a June 29 title defense against Rocky Graziano in Madison Square Garden.
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Red) Cochrane
Elizabeth
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Navy
Fritzie Zivic
Alex Doyle
Wilmington
Edson
Summit
Jacksonville
Fla
Holmes Takes NL Batting Lead Amid Strong Braves Run
Tommy Holmes of Boston moved ahead of Mel Ott and Tony Cuccinello to lead the National League with a .386 average after seven straight Braves victories and 14 hits. Ott slipped to .371 while Cuccinello led the American League at .349 with Nick Etten close at .338 for New York. Other top hitters include Rosen and Olmo, with Cuccinello, Etten, and Stirnweis ranking prominently in the AL list.
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Rosen
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Kurowski
St. Louis
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Louisville Rally Saves Lead In Split With Blues
In the second game of a doubleheader Louisville Colonels staged a late rally to overcome Kansas City and preserve a half game edge in the American Association. Kansas City won the opener 6 to 1, snapping Louisville’s nine game winning streak.
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Kansas City
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Brewers edge slim leaders and Hoosiers win two in a row
Milwaukee opened with a 3 to 0 win over Cleveland in an abbreviated game, while Indiana split the doubleheader by routing Milwaukee 7 to 1 in the nightcap using 10 hits off five Brewers pitchers. St Paul at Columbus and Minneapolis at Toledo games were postponed due to bad weather.
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Indians
Hoosiers
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Columbus
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Toledo
Cubs Pitcher Chicago Chipman Clears Preinduction Physical
Chicago Cubs southpaw Bob Chipman, twice rejected for military service, has passed his preinduction physical and will stay with the club until called. He is 25, and after a brief shoulder ailment his season stands at two wins and two losses.
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Chicago
Bob Chipman
Chicago Cubs
Boudreau Rejected Again for Military Service
Cleveland Indians shortstop and manager Lou Boudreau, 27, was rejected for military service for the second time in a year after failing his physical due to bad ankles. He was turned down last summer for arthritic ankles.
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Boudreau
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Mrs Rochholz and party visit Clyde Rochholz home
Adair resident Mrs Max Rochholz travels to visit the Clyde Rochholz household with Mrs Clyde Rochholz and others from Des Moines. Their daughter Mrs Marcus Fay, a Council Bluffs teacher, is also in town for the summer. Her husband, Lt Fay, a German war prisoner, is expected home soon.
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Max Rochholz
Mt. Ayr
Clyde Rochholz
Margaret
Wm. Hoffman
Jane
Des Moines
Oldest Lodge Member Anita Resident Celebrates 50 Years
Anita resident Anita-Ed L. Newton is the only living member of Obedience Lodge No. 80 with fifty years in the order. Charles W. Hook of Cedar Rapids nears fifty years. a reception at the Masonic temple will present him with a 50-year certificate.
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Anita
Ed L. Newton
Mr. Newton
Charles W. Hook
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Hook
Masonic Temple
Veterans face loan aid under new farm program plan
Des Moines reports that half of a $50 million farm purchase appropriation will fund loans to veterans of the current war with the rest available to veterans or civilians. Iowa’s share for the coming fiscal year is $896,802 with veterans' funds not yet apportioned by states.
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Des Moines
Congress
L. L. Young
State Farm Security Administration
Iowa
Young
Veterans Eligible to Purchase Under Bankhead-Jones Act
The Bankhead-Jones act provisions for veteran applicants are waived, enabling returning servicemen to purchase under the program. Federal guidance outlines streamlined eligibility and access to housing loans for eligible veterans.
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Bankhead-Jones
Scrap Will Make Bombe Sparks PSA Director Comment
PSA director notes scraps could fuel a bombe program and comments on regional farming impacts in Town County. The brief item highlights a tense link between waste and security efforts, with local officials urging orderly handling of materials removed from farms.
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