Feller Stops Red Sox as Browns Surge Near Lead
Boston's slide accelerates after a 2-0 loss to the St Louis Browns in a foggy scene at Fenway. Sammy Zoldak scattered four singles and helped by three double plays, while Joe Dobson faltered in the first inning. The Yankees split with Chicago, and Brooklyn and St Louis won to tighten the NL race. Hank Greenberg and Dizzy Trout powered Detroit past Philadelphia 9-2 with a flurry of homers and Trout’s seventh win.
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Pitchers clash as Newsom ejected in sixth inning
Newsom started for the Senators and was ejected by umpire Bill Simmoers in the sixth after loud objections to a called ball. Walter Masterson took the loss, Joe Krakaushas relieved Allie Reynolds and earned the win for the Indians. Rain washed out the Cubs Phillies doubleheader. Giants Reds not scheduled.
Evansville Braves sweep doubleheader with 16 1 win and 11 2 win
Evansville Braves pound 15 hits in each game to beat Springfield 16 to 1 and 11 to 2 in a doubleheader. Schulenhberg wins the nightcap as Evansville gains on Davenport and Danville in the standings.
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Bob Hope Buys Sixth Interest in Cleveland Indians
Radio and screen star Bob Hope announced he had purchased about one sixth of the Cleveland Indians baseball club. He said the deal had gone through with a few details pending, and he declined to reveal the price though reports cited 175000 dollars. Hope is working with Bill Veeck in the Cleveland negotiations as he heads to Omaha.
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Baseball season leaders brief report
Major League leaders list key batting and pitching stats with players from St. Louis Brooklyn and Chicago. Notable names include Musial Slaughter Ennis Reiser Hupp and Mize with top marks in batting runs and home runs while Ighe Kush headline pitching figures.
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Philadelphia
Baseball leaders of the season report
Vernon leads with A L Vernon batting .354 and 2865 runs. Williams of Boston tops runs with 56 and RBIs with 44. Pesky and Doerr pace hits and RBIs for Boston, while Williams also ties for home runs with Greenberg and Keller. Stolen bases led by Case and Stienweiss, and pitching leaders include Ruffing and Caldwell with 4 0 1 000.
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Chicago
OToole to sue promoter Mike Jacobs for $100000
Rep OToole declares he will file a $100000 damage suit against New York promoter Mike Jacobs alleging fraud and racketeering over fight ticket disputes. He cites reports Jacobs claimed OToole complained about the Louis Conn fight quality after a last minute ticket denial and calls for a state boxing inquiry.
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St Paul Defeats Louisville 5 2 to Extend Lead
League leaders St Paul beat Louisville 5 to 2 in the series finale to stretch their margin in the American association standings. Kansas City stayed ahead of Indianapolis as Columbus defeated Milwaukee 7 2 and Minnesota fell 7 5 to the Indians. Toledo dropped both ends of a doubleheader with Milwaukee 6 2 and 3 0.
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Louis Dominant As Field Narrowed For Heavyweight Challenge
New York June 21 A barren field hoists Louis atop the heavyweight scene after Nero’s easy knockout of Billy Conn. Promoter Mike Jacobs eyes few plausible challengers led by Tami Mauriello Joe Walcott and Bruce Woodcock with several long-shots named including Cramford Evans Agramonte Gomez and Woodcock. Jacobs authoritative outlook hints it may take a year for a suitable successor to emerge.
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First Qualifying Round Set for Tam O Shanter Meet
About 100 amateur golfers from Wisconsin Indiana Illinois and Michigan will tee off Monday at Ram O Shanter country club for the first qualifying round of the 1946 All American amateur tournament. The 20 lowest scores from this round advance to the tournament proper July 25 to 28. Additional qualifiers from other states join July 22 for 20 more places. The meet runs with the All American professional tour and the All American women's open.
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Hogan and Demaret Use Putters Pace Inverness Meet
Hogan and Demaret lead after the second round of the Inverness Invitation as putters boost their score. They hold a seven hole margin over Harrison and Byrd with Mangrum Little starting next, toward a $3 000 top prize.
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Fights Last Night Credited Boxers Across Cities
Brooklyn’s Danny Webb outpointed Humberto Ravala in Montreal. Ralph Calmantti decisioned Ferrell Norris in St Petersburg. Gene Farland beat Curtis Lee in Rhode Island. Frankie Ross outpointed Gene Roberts in Boston. Alb Pennine beat Georgia Knox in New York.
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Hunter Leading Abrahams at Turn in Western Junior Amateur
Mac Hunter 16 from Santa Monica takes a one up lead over Bob Abrahams of Fairfield at the halfway mark of an 86 hole Western Junior Amateur match in Ames. Abrahams ties on 12, Hunter finishes with 76 to 77 as chase continues.
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California
Audubon Briefs: Lovelands Visit then on to Everett
Audubon residents share news of travel and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Loveland with daughter Joyce spent several days with Edith Loveland before heading to Everett Washington to visit brother Russell and family. A. H. Evans of Lexington Nebraska stays with Bert McLeran, Mrs. Charles Evans and others. Rev Clarence Richardson and his family move to Lenox. he will serve the Methodist church there after returning from army chaplain duties.
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Edith Loveland
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Wash
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A. H. Evans
Lexington
Neb
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Charles Evans
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Dairy Association closes sessions with awards
The American Dairy Science Association wrapped up its three day convention in Ames Iowa with three awards for daily improvement and research. Dr Paul He Tracy of the University of Illinois and Dr Reineke of Michigan State College received Borden cash prizes of 1000 dollars and a gold medal each for work on milk without homogenization flavors in dairy products and the production of synthetic hormones as a milk production stimulant.
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University of Ilinois
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Michigan State College
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Reineke
O. BF. Reed
Bureau of Dairy Industry
U.S. Department
Agriculture group cites dairy herd improvement effort
An agriculture association recognized work in dairy herd improvement and selective breeding. The group highlights efforts to make breeding records accessible to advance dairy farming practices and improve herd quality.
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