Pirates Hand Giants 10 3. Wyatt Shuts Giants Down
In New York June 23 193? Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the New York Giants 10 to 3 as Whit Wyatt pitched effectively. Wyatt contributed a double and nine-inning dominance limited the Giants to six hits. Pirates swept two from Reds 9 4 and 4 0 while Phils and Braves split. Yankees beat Senators 4 0 as Methmey homered. A's beat Red Sox 5 4 then lost 12 innings. Browns beat Cubs 10 8. Tigers beat Indians 4 3 on Ken Keltner homer.
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New York Giants
Todey
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Wyatt
Flatbush
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Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Boston Braves
Phils
Pirates
Corsairs
Bill Lee
Charley Schanz
Braves
Ron Northey
al Javery
Hostess
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Che Sobeca
Han
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Bill Buber
Washington
Bud Methmey
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Boston Red Sox
Theophia Athletics
Chicago
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Browns
Bill Dietrich
Joe Orengo
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Ken Keltner
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Baseball Standings and Thursday Results
National League standings show St Louis leading with a .709 win rate, Pittsburgh at .574 and New York at .534. Thursday results include Philadelphia 1 Boston 0 in game one, Boston 7 Philadelphia 0 in game two, Brooklyn 10 New York 3, Pittsburgh 9 Cincinnati 4 in game one and 7 4 in game two, with St Louis at Chicago postponed. Night games list Philadelphia at Brooklyn, St Louis at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Cincinnati, and Chicago at Cincinnati as the only scheduled contests.
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Cincinnati
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Gerheauser
Wilks
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Cleveland
Oyrendalphis
Iuvalaint
Louis
Dubiel
Hamlin
Wim
Wynn
Baston
Smith
Lee
Overmire
Jakucki
Eight Iowa football games assign 23 officials
Officials for Iowa's eight 1944 football games will be drawn from a pool of 23 men, with only six serving more than one game. Fred Winter and John Getchell lead with three and two assignments respectively. the list covers ref, umpire, field judge and head linesman roles across all opponents.
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Jane
University of Iowa
John L. Griffith
Big Ten
E. G. Schroeder
Fred Winter
John Getehell
Ernie Vick
DeWitt Gibson
J. J. Lipp
Lloyd Larson
Ohio State
Mike Layden
Notre Dame
Don Hamilton
John McPhee
Oberlin
Roy Knipechild
Chicago
Purdue
John Getchell, Sr
Ohio
W. D. Knight
Dartmond
E. C. Curtiss
Hlinpis
W. A . Blake
Loras
Michigan
Herb Steger
Stuart Willson
Minnesota
Dave Noble
Nebraska
Vick
Winter
Gibson
Town Seahawks
Jack North
Highland Park
Wiley Hartsell
Simpson
John O’donniel
Ambrose
Berg, Zaharias Lose As Women's Western Open Semis Set
Chicago dispatch reports the Park Ridge Country Club event narrowed to four after quarterfinals. St Patty Berg was upset by Betty Jane Heeperle 1 up on 19th hole, while Mildred Zaharias advanced to a semi with Dorothy Germain and Jeanne Cline reaching the semis after wins over Phyllis Otto and Georgia Tainter.
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Park Ridge Country Club
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Absantes
Mildred Didrikson Zaharias
Miss Berg
Betty Jane Heeperle
Fort Bonne College
St. Louis
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Miss Haemerle
Zaharias
Alfred Becker
Englewood
N. J
Dorothy Germain
Philadelphia
Beavier College
Jeanne Cline
Bloomington
Ill
Rollins College
Florida
Miss Germain
Georgia Tainter
Fargo
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Miss Cline
Phyllis Otto
Atlantic
Former Shen grid star is killed in Italy action
Shenandoah Iowa June 28 Pvt John R Moore 26 a Shenandoah high school football star before his 1936 graduation was killed in action in Italy May 26 word received by his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Moore Clarinda said Moore was a member of the Shenandoah national guard and had served since the guard was mobilized
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John R. Moore
Shenandoah High School
Italy
Ed Moore
Clarinda
Moore
Shenandoah National Guard
Bulls Almost Win Decision Over U S Observation Plane
A war correspondent reports over Cherbourg front as American infantry clash with German defenses. Smoke and fire show hilltop fighting near Cherbourg while air reconnaissance observes the port area obscured by dust. The author recounts a near outcome as the descent plane is fired upon and notes a fallen American correspondent.
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U. S
Clark Lee
Cherbourg
Helle
Yanks Advance on Saipan Isle Continued Report
American forces push along the coast from Garapan to Laulau nine days after landings. Seabees recover airplane parts and engines from Assite air field complex. Prisoners of war and civilians face food shortages and health issues as fighting nears Magicienne Bay. War Savings Stamps promoted at The Atlantic News Telegraph.
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Laulau
Magicienne Bay
Mt. Nafutan
Magacienne Bay
Atlantic News- Telegraph
Wiota Briefs Vacation and Family News
Wiota notes list Betty Fries vacationing with Cumberland relatives Mrs Emil Fries and others. Claude Spry fills in for his rural mail carrier wife on vacation. Lt Paul Mailander serves in Rome area. brother Tommy is a POW at Stalag. Mrs J H Shey and children visit Council Bluffs relatives and meet newborn Donna Marie. Merle Ury returns from navy training at Farragut for a short visit. Mrs Paul Steffens Sr returns from Atlantic where she stayed with her husband at Hotel Whitney.
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Betty Fries
Herman Fries
Cumberland
Emil Fries
Claude Spry
Paul Mailander
William Nimm
Rome
Tommy Mailander
Stalag
Germany
J. H. Shey
Council Bluffs
Atlantic
Hotel Whitney
White Russia State in Minsk and Gomel Regions
White Russia is described as a constituent state in the Minsk and Gomel area. It borders Po land Latvia and the Usreine. The name was given by Catherine the Great due to inhabitants wearing white homespun clothing.
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Gomel
Poland
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Usreine
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Government allocates rail priority for wounded servicemembers
Washington announces an order by the Offices of Defense Transportation and Interstate Commerce amending train use. It directs civilian passengers to yield seats or leave trains to make space for wounded army navy and marine personnel. The measure takes effect immediately to speed hospital transport for casualties returning from duty.
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Creighton Honors Creighton Miller at Ceremony
Creighton University presents Creighton Miller, Notre Dame star halfback, with the monogram blanket the C and a lifetime athletic pass. Rev. David A. Shane, moderator of athletics, says the award honors Miller for boosting Creighton’s fame on the gridiron nationally.
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