Ace Voiselle Fined 500 for Disobeying Instructions
Giants ace Bill Voiselle was fined $500 by manager Mel Ott after disobeying pitching instructions in the ninth inning against the Cardinals. Ott cited the lapse as the reason for a 4 3 loss, with Johnny Hopp tripling to spark a late rally.
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Speeder Sprints Past La Plant Choate 3 2 In Feud
Speeder defeated La Plant Choate 3 to 2 at Daniels Park in a feud laden game. Jerry Walser hit a triple and Dolan Schal lau and Erger added singles in the sixth inning while Casner and Anderson swapped roles in the Battery. Despite late errors by La Plant, Speeder held on for the win as the two clubs renew their rivalry later in the season.
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Giant-Killer Hens Tackle Milwaukee Brewers Series
The Toledo Mudhens, fighting for position in the American Association, host Milwaukee Brewers in a four game set. Aimed to rise to second and threaten Indianapolis, Toledo seeks to climb from fourth as Milwaukee sits atop the standings. The Indians face the Millers in a stretch of four meetings after a 6-5 playoff win over Minneapolis.
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Violent Ray Breaks Finger in Lane Bout
CHICAGO (UP) Elmer Violent Ray halted his climb after breaking the little finger of his left hand in the second round of a ten round decision over Heavyweight Larry Lane of Trenton New Jersey at the coliseum Friday night. Ray, a dynamite-fisted Negro heavyweight from the Florida Everglades, still battered Lane into a vision and notched his thirtieth straight victory.
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Seahawk Notre Dame Game Postponed In Iowa City
Iowa City AP report says the Seahawk Notre Dame baseball game for Friday was postponed again and the players were bailed from the field in the last half of the third inning. Officials said the teams will play a double header Saturday.
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Major League Box Score Pittsburgh 6 Phils 5
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh battle in a close NL tilt with Tripiette and teammates delivering key hits. Elliott, Mancuso, and Dahlgren pace Pittsburgh while Barnhart and Hamner spark Philadelphia in a game with miscues and late scoring.
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Baseball scorelines and late substitutions across two games
In Brooklyn at Cincinnati the resumed eleven inning match ended 3 to 6 with Olmo and McCormick homering and Olmo sealing a two base hit as Hart and others subbed for related players. Errors by Andrews and Miller helped Brooklyn. In New York St Louis the Twins rallied with Adams and Hausmann driving in runs as Sanders and Kurowski contributed base hits, the game lasting 2 hours 18 minutes.
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Baseball game recap linking Chicago and Washington
Washington built a lead with a 101 001 042 line as Chicago 000 023 613 62-11 followed. Go-Errors credited to Moses and Powell with Vaughn Myatt Cuccinello Holborow handling. Key RBIs listed for Kuhei Cuccinello Michaels Vaughn Schaik Guerra Torres and Parrell. Multiple pitching changes noted. winning pitcher Caldwell with Lou’ee credited. umpires Pipgrasen and Rommel. time 2 36.
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Sports Standings and Scores From Friday Saturday
Mixed league results show New York 9, Cleveland 2 and Boston 6 4. St Louis 4 and Philadelphia games noted. Saturday schedule lists Louis at Philadelphia with other noted teams. overall records include 18 16 for Detroit and 17 16 for St Louis amid varied abbreviations.
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Brooklyn Sets Hopes in Messy Baseball Stackup
Cramped odds and scattered scores mix as New York, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and Brooklyn clash in a Saturday slate. Snettatteis leads Brooklyn while St Louis trails. game details are fragmentary and unclear from the OCR.
Cooper poised for second win as rain halts Cubs game
In Chicago, Mort Cooper seemed headed for his second victory for Boston when rain stopped the game. The Braves were leading the Cubs 5 to 1 with one out in the inning, leaving the outcome unresolved.
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NFL Meets Secretly Two Leagues Quit
New York AP report notes secret Friday night NFL owners meeting aimed at finishing business from spring session. Unresolved items include Giants Eagles move to Yankee Stadium and Elmer Layden contract extension. Other pro leagues update with Red Grange resigning from USFL presidency and Brooklyn interests in All-American league.
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Derby Hopefuls Face Blue Grass Stakes Preview at Churchill
Ten three year olds from the West were named to start in the $10,000 Blue Grass stakes at Churchill Downs. Favorites include Pot O Luck Best Effort and Burning Dream with weights listed as 126 123 and 123 pounds respectively. Sea Swallow and Byreabond also attract attention ahead of the mile and an eighth race and possible Kentucky Derby prospects.
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Manders Resigns Harrisburg AD Post for Wisconsin Rapids Coach Job
Harrisburg Illinois former high school football coach Phil Manders resigned as athletic director at Harrisburg High School on Saturday to take the head coaching job at Wisconsin Rapids High School in Wisconsin.
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Derby Mirror Derby candidates fare at Chasahi Downs
New York reports how Derby candidates fared at Chasahi Downs where Churchill mile race and a Lincoln Fields Days event finished in 1:16 time.
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Mass Johnny Cool Defeats Corky Davis In Worcester Bout
Massachusetts lightweight Johnny Cool outpointed Corky Davis in Worcester. Bobby Zolle halted Tony Soave, while McAllister stopped 125 percent rated opponent. Merritt beat Battling Anseles in Cleveland.
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Leaders Meet In Sunday's Twin Bill At Daniels
Tonight at 5 on the Daniels park diamond Anamosa and Wilsons will play the postponed Memorial day game. Neither team has won a loop game so one will climb out of the cellar. Sunday features league leaders Iowa Manufacturing and Fruehauf at 2 p.m. Ivan Reid faces Arntzen of the Manufacturers. In the second game Collins versus Quaker Oats.
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Tars Rank Best Among 18 Teams In Central Meet
GREAT LAKES, Ill. AP A field of 150 athletes from 18 universities colleges and service bases competed in the twentieth annual Central collegiate track and field championships. The host Great Lakes Bluejackets were favored to win the team title with strong sprint and distance events ahead. Notable absences included Illinois and Michigan.
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Hollywood Big-Wigs Plan Europe Mission to Restart Film Trade
Charles Koerner Jack Warner Harry Cohn and Sidney Buckman will lead a five country tour to Europe on a mission to stabilize postwar film business in devastated nations including Germany The visit aims to coordinate resumes of international trade while Washington withholds official word. Frank Sinatra and Phil Silvers reportedly overseas with USO shows TV and radio notes follow.
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Rock Island Road Reorganizes Operating Districts
CHICAGO AP The Rock Island lines announced a shift to two operating districts from three. G M G R Raney will lead the first district with O W Limestall as assistant GM in Des Moines. The second district will be led by C L Franklin of Kansas City with C L Bakke as assistant GM in El Reno Oklahoma.
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ODT Urges Cancellations of State and Regional Fairs
Washington AP report states the Office of Defense Transportation asked all regional and state fairs be canceled this year. It allows local fairs not using intercity transport to proceed like trade shows, citing the wartime transport crisis ahead as the reason.
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Haw Haw Given German Citizenship in 1949
LUENEBURG Germany AP reports that William Joyce known as Lord Haw Haw was confirmed as a German national in 1949 by a senior British Second Army intelligence officer. Speculation in London tied to his Berlin radio propaganda role and potential wartime charges.
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Notice of Probate of Will in State Town County
Notice is given that June D. Klein felter, late of this county, deceased, has a will to be probated. The District Court in Rapids, Iowa will hear proof and value the will at the Court House. Dated Cedar Rapids Iowa June 1 1945. AXMEAR k District Court. Carl Becker Attorney.
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Hollywood gossip notes on Heflin Lupino Hayward
The piece recalls Heflin’s Oscar winning role in Johnny Eager and mentions Ida Lupino and Louis Hayward planning a future collaboration. It also notes Harry Davenport turning 80 next January and writing memoirs titled I Remember after a long stage career.
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Weekend cinema schedule at multiple theaters
Saturday listings show Paramount presenting The Affairs of Susan at 12 30, 2 50, 5 10, 7 30, 9 50 with shorts. Iowa screens Prisoner of Zenda at 2 45, 6 25, 10 and Garden of Allah at 1 15, 4 50, 8 25. State offers This Man's Navy at 12 30, 3 40, 6 50, 10 and Murder in the Blue Room at 2 40, 5 50, 9. Palace features Arsenic and Old Lace at 2 25, 5 55, 9 20 and Enter Arsene Lupin at 1 15, 4 40, 8 10 along with Keys of the Kingdom. Rialto shows Fuzzy Settles Down at 1, 4 10, 7 10, 10 05 and Scarlet Claw at 2 55, 5 55, 9. Times lists Weekend in Havana at 1 15, 4 10, 7 05, 10 and Wild Geese Calling at 2 40, 5 35, 8 30. Marion presents Maisie Goes to Reno at 3 46, 7 02, 10 18 and Pan Americana at 2 22, 5 38, 8 54.
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Notice of Administratrix for Estate of Linn County Deceased
The appointed administratrix of the estate of Leen Fisher, late of Linn County, Iowa, deceased, is hereby given. All persons indebted to the estate must render payment, and all claims against the estate must be presented duly authenticated to the Clerk of Linn County District Court.
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