Braves seek pitching help as Medwick and Pyle join trade talk
Boston Braves negotiate a major swap with the New York Giants involving outfielder Dizzy Medwick and catcher Pyle while pursuing Mort Cooper and other pitchers. General Manager John Quinn eyes strengthening the pitching staff after a fragile start, with decisions looming as rosters must be trimmed to 25.
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BTL
Boston
Boston Braves
Tom Yawkey
Red Sox
Joe (Ducky
Medtrick
Hurter Ewald
Eddie Braanieck
New York Giants
Medwick and Pyle
Braves
Clyde Kluttz
St. Louis Cardinals
Mort Gooper
Charles
Red) Barrett
Barrera
Giants
Madwick and
Pyle
John Quinn
Lou Pervib
Geido Rugs
Medwick
New York
Quinn
Bob Coleman
Phillies
Coleman
Bill
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jim Tobie
Cooper
Flo
Curt Davis
Brooklyn
Minneapolis
Dykes Praises Cubs Prospect Cgsa Michaels At Short
Chicago manager Jimmy Dykes hails 17 year old Cgsa Michaels as a rare talent from Detroit's American Legion juniors. Michaels, promoted after a brief stint in Rock Island, batted .178 in 27 Sox games but shows fielding skill and growing confidence. Dykes expects him to develop into a solid major leaguer within a year or two.
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Chicago
Honus Wagmer
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Sox
Cgsa Michaels
Detroit
American Legion
Ed Klieman
Cleveland
Dykey
Baseball standings and schedules across the National and American Leagues
The report lists NL standings with Pittsburgh Brooklyn and New York leading, plus behind figures and Thursday results. It covers AL by wins and losses with Detroit New York Boston and Chicago in pursuit, then lists nightly pitching matchups and upcoming games. An inserted note cites salary dispute claims around a player named Keenberg with a figure of 55000 dollars implied as a high baseball salary.
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National League
W. IL
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Passeau
Vandenberg
Heusser
Walters
Pfund
Sears
Tobin
Hutchings
Wyatt
Hansen
Creel
Strincevich
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Knerr
O'Neill
Ferriss
Ryba
Niggeling
Pieretti
Reynolds
Hollingsworth
Overmire
Lopat
Greenberg Returns to Civilian Life with Tigers Awaiting Word
Hank Greenberg, longtime Detroit slugger and Army captain, was discharged after four years and left Fort Dix for New York. He said he intends to rejoin the Tigers as soon as possible, though club officials have not yet received direct word from him.
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Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Tiger
Greenberg
Army
Special Services Section
Army Separation Center
Fort Dix
N. J
New York
The
Tigers
Jack Zeller
Snead Withdraws From Philadelphia Inquirer Tourney
Sammy Snead of Hot Springs Virginia withdrew from the $17 500 Philadelphia Inquirer invitational golf tournament after doctors found a broken bone in his right arm He had shot 35 35 70 in the first round with his wrist tightly wrapped following a fall during a softball game with his caddies at his home course. The doctors said the bone between the wrist and forearm was split and Snead would likely miss about a month. Meanwhile the Cleveland Rams signed Bob Waterfield UC L A quarterback and husband of Jane Russell a three time all Pacific Coast Conference selection and former Rams second choice in the 1943 college draft who had been discharged from military service and returned to college.
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Philadelphia
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Snead
Voiselle
Finabs
Phil Weintraub
Nap Reyes
Ott
Harry Feldman
Andy Nansen
Frankie Frisch
Pirates
Fordham Flash
Bob Elliott
Jeep Handley
Buccos
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Max Butcher
Cubs
Rip Sewell
Xavier Rescigno
French Bordagaray
Ed Stanky
Dodgers
Brooks
Frisch
Phillies
Boston
Vince Dimaggio
Jimmy Wasdell
Dizzy Trout
Vern Stephens
Detroit
St. Louis
Tigers
Clem Hausmann
Athletics
Leon Culberson
Orval Grove
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Washington
Cincinnati
Warneke Returns to Cubs After Naval Role
Lon Warneke, 36, veteran pitcher, rejoined the Chicago Cubs after a 1948 retirement. He had been in defense work and was named head of recreation at the Camden Arkansas Naval Ordnance department.
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Lon Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Warneke
Camden, Ark
Naval Ordnance Department
Voiselle loses another on Rams runs in ninth
Giants collapse from first to third as Voiselle surrenders late leads. Pirates ride a stirring finish to top the league, aided by Frisch shakeup and Batting bursts. Phillies blast Boston, while Detroit slips in the AL chaotic race.
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Voiselle
RAMS
Jack Hand
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
New York
Giants
Pirates
Bill Voiselle
Mc Ott
St Louis
Brooklyn
Western clubs finish invasion aim for home parks
The Associated Press report notes the American Association’s western clubs finish a two week eastern invasion tonight and head home. Colonels lead the league by five points with Louisville and Indianapolis close behind though Milwaukee eyes a win as Toledo trails. St. Paul and Toledo split a 9 7 game as Hal Swanson of Minneapolis shined. Rain delayed the Kansas City Indianapolis contest.
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Associated Press
American Association
Milwaukee
Borchert
Louisville
Indianapolis
Brews
Indians
Colonels
Toledo
Indiana
St. Paul
Hal Swanson
Minneapolis
Columbus
Notice to request extra copies of the News Telegraph
Those who desire extra copies of The News Telegraph should notify this office in advance so the supply will not be exhausted. Your want ad in this pager is read by 25,000 persons.
Methodists Triumph Over Firemen 21 To 1 At Sunnyside
Tommy Clithero dazzled with four hit pitching as the Methodists crushed the Firemen 21 to 1 to pull even with the Catholics for third place. Dean Robinson and Meyers led the assault with multiple hits while Roy and Sammy Preston drove in one run apiece for the Firemen.
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Methodists
Tommy Clithero
Sunnyside Field
Clithero
Sammy Preston
Frank Gaines
Dean Robinson
Moyers
Dean Newman
Preston
Roy
Sammy
Skeet Preston
Catholic Guardsmen
Marshall
Jone
R. Preston
Fl. Poch
Lilientin
Odem
Das
Gaines
B. Preston
Bolz
Bendorf
Shearman
Nelson
HE Newman
Adberteen
Jones
Robinson
Simpeen
Meyers
Clitherg
Son Missing Hines Leads In Veterans Fund Golf Tourney
Philadelphia June 15. Jimmy Hines a 40 year old Chicago pro opened defense of a two stroke lead in a golf tournament to raise funds for rehabilitation of war veterans. Hines's own son was captured.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Hines
Chicago
Jimmy
Golf Tourney Opens As V-K Mystery Looms Over Italy
In the Philadelphia Inquirer Invitation at Llanerch, the former metropolitan open champion shot 66 for a first round. Byron Nelson and Johnny Bulla led with 68, Henry Picard and 8 Furgol at 69, six players at 70, defending champion Byrd at 71. 15 months after the Italy incident no word on him.
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Llanerch Country Club
America
Byron Nelson
Johnny Bulla
Atlanta
Henry Picard
Harrisburg
Furgol
Detroit
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
Byrd
Iowa Road Vacation Notices in Cass County Official County Record
The 1946 and 1948 county notices announce commissioners to vacate portions of highways in Cass County Iowa. Objections or damage claims must be filed by August 1 1946 or August 1 1945 respectively. Notices name landowners and locations in Sec 10 and Sec 35 T77N R38W and Sec 20 T77W R36W.
Public highway vacation plan in Cass County Iowa 1945
The county auditor reports a vacation of sections and highways in Cass County Iowa on May 30 1945. The route begins at the northeast quarter of section 84 township 76 north range 36 west and extends south a half mile and east half mile touching land owned by Blanche Pratt Butler Peter E Timm Ralph and Dor Nicholson and ends at the east half of the northeast quarter of section 34. Objections or claims for damages must be filed by August 1 1945 in the county auditor's office. If not, the highway will be vacated without further reference. The notice adds a safety reminder to drive slowly near children.
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State of
Iowa
Cass County
Said
Frank. Z. Grulke
Lemep Gardner
Cora. L. Eller
Ross Hyndman
Lamer Gardner
Auditor’s Office
Said County
Ted Johnson
Jim Johnson
Auditor's Office
Wald County
Thenty
Blanche Pratt Butler
Peter E. Timm
Ralph Frisbie
Dor Nicholson
M. E. Hubbard
Preakness Fever Hits Baltimore Ahead of 58th Race
The 58th Preakness will draw about 8,000 fans to Pimlico as Hoop Jr. seeks the Triple Crown's second jewel after his Derby win. Odds listed Hoop Jr. at 8 to 5 with Pavot at 6 to 2. nine starters expected after entry closes and Burning Dream may not race due to Derby injuries.
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Old Baltimore
Pimlios
Hoop Jr
Churchill Downs
F. W. Hoopne
Jacksonville
Fla
Walter M. Jefford
EK. R. B . Burning Dream
Hid
Forty-Four Enrolled at Grant School Playground Opening
Forty four children were enrolled Wednesday at the opening of the supervised playground at Grant school building under the direction of Mrs. William Temple ton. A sack lunch picnic was en.
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Grant School
William Templeton
Richter Family and Mrs Rice Visit Ill Mother in Adeir
The Richter and Rice families traveled to Adeir to visit Mrs Theo Richter who has been ill. They were joined by Mrs Tena Rice and stayed with Welters mother, Mrs. Theo Richter, who is now improved.
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Wiota
Bernal Richter
Tena Rice
Adeir
My. Welters
Theo. Richter
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