Ace Assessed 500 For His Disobedience
Mel Ott fined Bill Voiselle 500 for disobeying instructions by pitching to Johnny Hopp in the ninth inning of a 4-3 loss to the Cardinals. Voiselle had held a 3-1 lead, but a later rally and weather delay allowed St Louis to win. Giants slump continued as other pennant chase moves unfolded.
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ST. Louis
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Bill Voiselle
Cardinals
Ott
Voiselle
Johnny Hopp
Cardinal
Giants
Hopp
Big Bill
Cincinnati
St. Loui Cardinals
Giant Killer Hens Face Milwaukee Brewers Challenge
Toledo Mud Hens sit fourth in the American Association and face Milwaukee Brewers in a four game series. Aiming to move up, Toledo could climb to second and push Indianapolis to the lead. Indians defeated Minneapolis 6 5 in a postponed playoff and have four more meetings with last place Mullers.
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Toledo
Mudhens
Milwaukee
Brewers
Hens
Indianapolis
Indians
Minnepool
Mullers
Violent Ray Breaks Finger in Lane Bout
CHICAGO AUP Elmer Violent Rays, a dynamite-fisted Negro heavyweight from the Florida Everglades, broke his left little finger in the second round while defeating Heavyweight Larry Lane at Trenton No J Coliseum. He recovered to batter Lane and win a unanimous decision, his thirtieth straight victory.
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Chicago
Elmer
Rays
Ger
Larry Lane
Trenton
No J
The
Coliseum
Ray
Florida Everglades
Lime
Seahawk Notre Dame Baseball Postponed by Rain
Iowa City AP reports the Seahawk and Notre Dame game was rained out halting play in the third inning. A double header was scheduled for Saturday per pre flight officials.
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Iowa City, Jr
Iowa Seahawk-Notre Dame
Maine
Speeder Triumphs 3-2 In Feud With La Plant-Choate
TAIT CIMMINS reports Speeder edged La Plant-Choate 3-2 at Daniels Park in a dramatic feud rematch. Key plays included Jerry Walser’s triple and a late quartet of singles by Dolan Schal lau Erger, while Casner and Anderson swapped roles on the mound and behind the plate amid a tense dugout atmosphere.
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Speeder
Casner
la Plant-Choate
Anderson
Jerry Walser
Dolan
Schallau
Erger
Speeder Joy
LaPlant
Walser
Sao
Feuerbach
Eisser
Iter
Poeree Schallaue
Seeeeey Breer
Epsere Witcher
Enone Krause
Stee
Olsen
Laplany-Choate
Paun
McConaughy
Mohr, iMurphy
Davenport
Sanders
iKrach
C.mcconaughy
Eder
Peuerkach
Krach
Mohr
Stadota
Ahrens
Pittsburgh Defeats Phils 6-5 in NL Box Score
Pittsburgh rallies to beat Philadelphia 6 to 5. Barnhart Hamner pace the motion with key hits and two runs batted in. Rod Barrets, Tripsett, Crawford, and Dahleren contribute for Pittsburgh while Philadelphia’s Elliott, Crawford, and Hands drive runs. Game notes include errors by Barnhart and Hamner and late winning run in the 13th inning.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburch
Pittsburgh
Barnhart Hamner
Trpsett
Wasdel
Ahleren Crawford
Antonelli
Ernout
Hamers
Dahleren
Lopez
Dahteren
Scatati Barnhart
Dahheleren
Hanier Sanford
Foxx
Barrart
Philacena
Keroo
Butcher II
Kari
Barrets
Ker
Uapses
Conlan
Sesis
Barr
New York and St Louis Faceoff In Tight Baseball Tilt
A muddled recap shows New York at bat in ninth with Donner Marion and Bartoseh subbed as Brecheer, Vorselie, Donnelly, Krewssi and Hausmann delivered hits. Kurowski logged two base hits while Adams hit a home run. Vorselie earned the win for Brecheen with 7 runs allowed, and multiple errors and bases on balls shaped the game.
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Hart Ince
Andrews
Unser Ino Welfen
Brecklen
Cincinnati
Andreas
F. Walker
Olmvio Acerholt
G Walker
McCormick
Rosen
F Walker
Gress
Walker
Walters
Olme
Olmio
Hart
Clay
Mesner
Sacrifices Clay
G. Walker
Basinsa Stanky
Galan
Brooklyn
Webber
Griere
Olf Grere
Weibes
Gregs Lasins
Webb der Amore
Cietelane
Wheeler
Crosetts
Mack Cz
Martin
Hayes
Lindell
Seerey
Etten
Ross
O Grimes
Rocco
Smith
Clevelan
New York
Bevens
Bals
Garberk Hayes
Detroit Baal Iy Mater
Met'vich
Cincinnati Bayat
Mayo
Steiner
York
O McBride
Cramer
Ridtie
Hatedler
Andrewac
Chapman
Wasters
Damontia
Webb
Outlaw Cullenbine
Lane
O'Nead
Trias Merkovich
Cramer Lazor
Wilson
Lake Dowdle
Lake
Merko-vich Steiner
Métkovich
Detroit
Boston
Pierce
Barrett
O'Nen Barrett
Nery
New
Wison
Stewart
Passarella
McGowan
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Donnelly
Ibre
Fearing
Betramo
Busch
Bartoscly
Black
Sinks Doo
Philydelphia Io
Wilkins
Stephens
Jakucki
Kell
Siebert
St Louis
Gergin
Gerkin
Ee Ancuse
Hubbard, Weafer and Jones
Donner
Marion
Brecheer
Bartoseh
New York Coo
Weintrain
Sanders
Adams
Ot Hausmann
Wrrs
Kurowski
Hausmann
Kurawski
Sheriffees
Vorselie Donnelly
Krewssi
St Louiis
Vorselie
Imanely
Voterfle
Donney
Breetheen
TV Oimings
Brotsette Hepp
Nnely
Terats
Toteis
Nirzeling
Ullrich
Eredth
Pierett
Ninin Chisazo
Washington
Esters
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Powell
Vauzhn Sheath
Cuce'sello
Holberoz
Cucenerio
Michaels Amy Vageur Schalk
Guerra
Torres
Parrell
Curtright
Tresh
Rahel
Michaels
Mrate
Cuccinello
Cuccinelo
Schalk
Chicaso
Nigceling
Carrasquel
Haynes
Holborow
Johnson
Pierettt
John
Calewell
Holboroe
Cakewell
Nigeeling
Pierelti
Jolorrox
Guerrs
Caldwell
Holberow
Plpsras
Greave
Rommel
Standings and upcoming games in M-1 league
Standings show Nfaducters at 3 wins, 1 loss, with Fruchkaui at 4 1 and Anamosa at 0 3. Friday results listed for Sreeces LaPian. Upcoming games include Saturday 5 pm Acamosa vs Winsons and Sunday 2 pm Ma haul Celine. Radio vs manufacturers Frue Quaker Oats referenced.
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Nfaducters
Speeder
Fruchkaui
MOQ
Toatlings
WU Agree O
Piast
Anamosa
Sreeces
LaPian
Acamosa Ts
Winsons
Mahaul Celine
Radio Vsufacturers
Frue- Quaker Oats
Sports Scores And Matches From Friday And Saturday
Friday results show New York 3s Clevestrd 2 and Boston 4s urs 4 with Philadelphia 0. Chicago 1 and Washington 9 noted. Saturday games list Chicago at Washing ton, Cleveland at New York, Detroit at Boston, St Louis at Philadelphia.
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New York
Boston
Dette
Cleveland
Chitare
Washington
St Lewins
Phildelphia
Amou
Urs
Chicago
Caicaco
Detroit
Boston St. Louis
Philadelphia
Sports Schedule Fragments From Cities Across Regions
Fragmented OCR shows a list of city names and matchups including New York Boston Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn St Louis Cincinnati and St. Louis. Mentions rain and multiple date-like tokens with incomplete scores and times.
Unclear baseball box score with multiple players and errors
Fragmentary game summary with batters and pitchers named, including Washington and Chicaso, several RBI notes, double plays, and miscues. Lacks clear final score, date, and complete context.
Cooper Aims for Second Victory as Braves Lead Cubs
In Chicago SP on Friday rain stopped a game with the Braves leading the Cubs 5 1 in the first of the fifth, Mort Cooper apparently poised for his second win before about 9 000 fans.
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Chicago
Mort Cooper
Boston
Braves
Chicago Cubs
NFL Meets Secretly Two Leagues Quit
New York AP report says club owners of the National Football League held a secret Friday night meeting to close unfinished business from spring. It notes possible Giants Eagles dispute over Yankee Stadium move and Layden’s expiring contract, plus headlines from other pro leagues. Red Grange resigns as president of the U S Football League amid financial worries.
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NEW York
National Football League
New York Giants
Brooklyn Eagles
Yankee Stadium
Elmer Layden
Red Grange
Wllnois
Impmortal
Grange
Chick Meehan
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mal Stevens
Yale
New York U
Brooklyn
Rickey
Stevens
Ebbets’ Field
Dodgers
Capt
Dan Tonping
Boston
Derby Hopefuls Vie In Blue Grass Trial At Churchill
Ten three year olds from the West were named to start in the $10,000 added Blue Grass stakes at Churchill Downs. Pot O Luck Best Effort and Burning Dream head the field with strong backing as contenders for the mile and an eighth race and a shot at the Kentucky Derby next. Sea Swallow and Bymeabond also attract attention as likely rivals.
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Louisville
Ins
Churchill Downes
Byreabond
Burning Dream
Best Effort
Sea Swallow
Charles S. Howard
Jay Paley
E. R. Bradley
Wee Rel Howard
Georgie Wrolf
Harrisburg coach Manders resigns for Wisconsin Rapids job
Harrisburg Illinois athletic director Phil Manders, once a high school football coach in Iowa and Colorado, resigned Saturday to take the post of football coach at Wisconsin Rapids High School in Wisconsin.
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Harrisburg, Ill
Phil Manders
Iowa
Colorado
Harrisburg High School
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Derby Derby Candidates Fared Friday at Churchill Downs
Kentucky Derby contenders ran three quarter mile races Friday. Darby Duluth finished third at Churchill Downs, Sardslinser placed second, Toush Target also competed, and Jay won at Lincoln Fields in a six furlong event.
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New York
Darby Duluth
Churchill Downs
Sardslinser
Toush Target
Lincoln Fields
Jay
Unclear boxing results and scattered sports notes
A fragmented sports item reports several boxing outcomes and related notes from cities including Jacksonville and Chicago. Names such as Red Cochrane and Pete Lelie appear amid garbled phrases, with references to knockouts and percentages, but many details remain unreadable.
Leaders Meet In Sunday's Twin Bill At Daniels
Tonight at 5 on the Daniels park diamond Anamosa and Wilsons renew a postponed Memorial Day M-1 game. Neither side has won a league game yet so one will exit last place. Sundays card also features Sons Manufacturing versus Fruehauf at 2 p.m. with key flag-race implications. Ivan Reid faces Arntzen for the Manufacturers while Collins meets Quaker Oats in the second game.
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Daniels Park
Anamosa and
Wilsons
Sons Manufacturing
Fruehauf
Ivan Reid
Arntzen
Collins
Quaker Oats
Tars Rank Best Among 18 Teams In Central Meet
Great Lakes hosts the twentieth annual Central collegiate track and field championships in Illinois with 150 athletes from 18 universities, colleges, and service bases. Great Lakes Bluejackets are favored to win, dominating sprint to two mile events as Illinois and Michigan skip the meet. Ohio State Wisconsin Purdue Iowa Minnesota Northwestern Indiana join other contenders Notre Dame Marquette Western Michigan Drake Michigan State Cornell St Thomas Wright Field in the field.
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Great Lakes, Ill
Great Lakes
Illinois
Bluejackets
Michigan
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Purdue
Iowa
Minnesota
Northwestern
Indiana
Notre Dames
Marquette
Western Michigan
Drake
Michigan State
Cornell
Iowa) College
St. Thomas of St. Paul
University of Idaho
Illinois Tech of
Chicago
Wright Field
Ohio
Major League Leaders Run Batti and Hit Leaders Named
Across the season leaders include Lombardi with runs, Kurowski and Olmo among top hitters for Cardinals and Dodgers, with Giants and Braves also represented in runs and hits. The fragment hints at statistical leaders like Kurowski Olmo and Walker, and Dodgers performances, though the exact figures are unclear.
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Lombardi
Giants
Kurowski
Cardinals
Olmo Dodgers
Owt
Walker
Dodgers
Holmes
Braves
Barrett Pirates
Galan
Hollywood Big-Wigs to Visit Europe on Special Mission
Louella Parsons reports Charles Koerner Jack Warner Harry Cohn and Sidney Buckman will reportedly head to Europe on a five country mission to restore postwar international film trade and calm chaos in devastated markets including Germany. No Washington word yet. Sinatra and Phil Silvers have reached overseas with Jo Carroll Dennison ill and unable to join USO duties. Van Heflin’s MGM priority grows as he prepares for Hoodlum Saint role after a recent discharge.
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Tollywood
Charles Koerner
Jack Warner
Harry Cohn
Sidney Buckman
Europe
Germany
Washington
UFA
United States
Frank Sinatra
Phil Silvers
G.I
Sinatra
Yank
Voice
Phil
Jo-Carroll Dennison
USO
New York
Rock Island Road reorganizes operating districts
CHICAGO AP The Rock Island railroad will split its operations into two districts instead of three with a general manager and assistant general manager for each district. The changes take effect Friday. First district leaders are G. W. Raney in Chicago and O. W. Limestall in Des Moines. Second district leaders are C. L. Franklin in Kansas City and C. L. Bakke in El Reno Oklahoma.
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Chicago
Rock Island Jines
W. H. Hillis
G. W. Raney
O. W. Limestall
Des Moines
C. L. Franklin
Kansas City
C. L. Bakke
el Reno
Okla
Haw Haw Becomes German Citizen in 1940
A British Second Army intelligence officer said it was established that William Joyce Lord Haw Haw became a German national in 1940. The speculation in London followed the seizure of the Berlin radio propagandist and centered on potential war crime charges versus treason.
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Lueneburg
Germany
Second Army
William Joyce
Lord Haw Haw
London
Berlin
Notice of Probate of Will in Iowa District Court
Notice is given that on June Tth day 1935 at 9 o'clock ASL an instrument purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of Harry Ekilein Felter, deceased, will come for hearing before the District Court at the Cedar Rapids courthouse for proof and admission to probate. Dated Cedar Rapids Iowa June 1 1945 THUR AXMEAR Arthur District Court Cari F Becker Attorney.
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State of
Iowa
Ann County
Harry Ekileinfelter
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Hanis
Thur Axmear
Arth
Cari F Becker
Johnny Eager Star Remains Close Friends On Film Plans
Harry Davenport, nearly 80, reflects on a long career and shared plans with Ida Lupino and Hayward to collaborate on a new project. He has performed on stage for about six decades and continues to work with notable stars despite past divorces.
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Ida Lupino
Hayward
Reemain
Aystarrad
Harry
Paramount Theatre Saturday Time Schedule Fragment
Theater listings show Paramount and other venues with various film presentations and showtimes. Include titles such as Prisoner of Four and This Man's Man, with matinees and late screenings listed, though the OCR text is garbled and interleaved with timing data for multiple theaters.
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Ace
Jack Hand
Associated Press Sports Weiter
Ray Sanders
Siegle
Whitey Kurowski
Harry Breeden
Bucky Walters
Frank McCormick
Brooks
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Walt Wilson
Bill Pierca
Dave Ferriss
Walt Holboren
White Sox
Sig Jukucki
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M-1
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Ace Chucker
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Derby Mirror
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Red" Cochrane
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Tony Soave
eRette Cleveland
Mepree
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Daniels
Tars
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Kurowsk
Olmo
United Press
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Pet Holmes
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Reyes
American League
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Louella Parsons
Hollywood
van Helin
M-G-M
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William Powell
Remem
Rock Island Road
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Office of Defense Transportation
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Havana
Alice Fay
John Tayle
Carmen Miranda
Henry Fonda
Joan Bennett
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Paramount
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