Geiger and Payne Reach Finals in Golf Championship
In a tense Albany golf championship, Mrs. Geiger and Mrs. Payne defeated rivals to reach the finals. Geiger edged Mrs. Smith after extra holes, while Payne defeated Mrs. Huffman 3 and 2 to advance. Final matches slated for 10:00 and 3:10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huffman
Payne
Smith Lin
lExtra Betes
Smith
Henry Payne
D. H. Huffman
Mire
Mog
Geiger
Mra
Riddy
Ates
Fred
Tetlow
WF Wanschel
W. Sooper
Ay & Umberger
H. Picklesimer
W ‘M. Binlayson
Mf. Iger
W. M. Garrett
Wenzing
Lee Henkel Va
A. Mooney
Q. Carper
F.filer
W. Couper
H. Pickiestiner
Local Cop Keith Kal-tio Fires 71 In Scar Ring Round
Three tied leaders on page 18 recount a tense golf finish. Thomson and Snead missed birdie chances as the field crowded the scoring tier. Kal-tio, a local police officer and former weightlifter, shot a 71 to stand among the sharp-eyed readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Geiger
Thomson
Snead
Keith Kal- Tio
Permabaurts
Major League Box Scores Highlight Wide MLB Action
Box scores from American League and National League games include Chicago Philadelphia New York St Louis Boston and Cincinnati results with multiple hitters scoring runs and pitchers listed. Key performances feature Blackwell and Wynn on strong mound shows and Red Sox Dodgers and Reds extending standings in late season play.
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Johnny Schmitz
Bill Lee
Rose Meyer
Giants
Buddy Kerr
Monty Kennedy
Walker Cowper
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Reds
Janky Ewell Blackwell
Blackwell
Phils
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Marty Marion
Philadelphia
Athletics
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Jess Flores
A's
Early Wynn
Washington Senators
Indians
Sherry Robertson
al Evans
Wynn
Boston Red Sox
St.Loui Browns
Major League Standings Update and Recomputations
Standings show Brooklyn tied for first with 3 wins and 3 losses, New York at 9, Boston 3, Detroit listed as not scheduled, and St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and others with varied records. Page notes adjustments to results and upcoming schedules amid confusion.
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Brooklyn
Pittstergy
Lodia
Boston
Waebrogian
Palladslodia E Ps New York
Detroit
Fridne’s probable Pilebers and regional matchups
Fridne’s probable lineup and several close college basketball matchups are listed with uncertain player names and scores. Bets are placed on Wen lout records and Wright or Sakae with varied outcomes, including Burkhart and Bekr or Betas in different games across Philadelphia Boston and Detroit regions.
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Fridne
Parentheatiens
Lasque Boston
Petersen
Sakae
Wright
Obletge
Mreahlym
Wyse
Ve. Ustian
Vorkh—Burkhart
Pitts
Ht Philadelpoin
Bekr
Betas
Chicago
Wetson
Lapat
Leute
Bernette
Besterd
Begies
Detroit
Reerie
Wreetinast Speit
Clevaland
Ol Jace Dum
Ve. Harder
Wheeling Downs to raise purses for eight and half week meet
Wheeling Downs will boost purses by 500 dollars daily for the eight and a half week meet starting August 20. General Manager Al Deickman says daily purses will average 6300 dollars with larger events on Saturdays. Federal Judge Baker set Friday for a hearing on an injunction to halt construction of 17 buildings at Wheeling Downs, requested by the Housing Expediter, alleging violations of Veterans Housing Program regulations.
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Wheeling
Wheeling Downs
al Deickman
Deickmen
William E. Baker
Wheeling Downs Race Track
Office of the
Veterans Housing Program
Wheeling Downs, Inc
William G. Lias
Joseph A. Batt
Local 1 Votes For CIO Affiliation
Norma Naugman chair of Local 1 American Union of Telephone Workers said the 8 000 member unit voted approximately two to one to affiliate with the CIO The AUTW executive board recently announced it had voted for affiliation with the CIO The strike led by the National Federation of Telephone Workers preceded the vote Other locals nationwide also vote on affiliation
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New York
Norma Naugman
Local 1
American Union of Telephone Workers
Cio
AUTW
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Brawley Jr. Team Blanks Logan 2-0 in Legion Baseball
The John Brawley Junior American Legion team shut out Logan 2-0 at Legion Field. Brawley batters managed two hits camel and Roy produced the runs with steals and smart baserunning. Whiteman and Jeesie pitched for Logan while Curry and Alessandrini appeared for Brawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brawley
American Legion
Jlogan
Legion Itield
Camel
Roy
Logan
Brawley
Whitm
Jeesie
Curry
Allessandrini
Elk-Kanawha Legion Team Sets Practice at Legion Field
Elk-Kanawha Junior American Legion players and interested boys meet at Legion Field this afternoon at 2. Eligible: those born in 1930 or later. The team is managed by Clyde Hutson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk-Kanawha
American Legion
Legion Field
Clyde B. fPud Hutson
Eastern League orders replay of halted game
Williamsport and Binghamton will replay the Eastern League contest halted by a lighting failure after Binghamton led 13 to 0 in 2 1 2 innings. Umpire John Ryan called the game off and President Thomas H. Richardson denied a resume at the interruption.
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Williamsport
Val
Thomas H. Richardson
Eastern Baseball League
Binghamton
John Ryan
Lefty Gomez
Richardson
Worman's Bra Feature in Auto Accident Suit Settlement
In Buffalo on June 5 a state supreme court case settled for six thousand dollars over a shoulder injury claim. Mrs Erna C Douglas testified the injury limited arm motion preventing back fastening of her brassiere while defense counsel noted some women fasten bras in front and twist them.
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Worman
Buffalo
N.Y
Hadeen
State Supreme Court
Leo J. Hagerty
Erna C. Douglas
William D. Hassett
Seani
Witcher Defeats Marine 3-1 Behind Bonham One-Hit Effort
The Witcher baseball team won 3-1 over Marine yesterday behind Curt Bonham who struck out 15 batters and allowed only two hits in Diamond, West Virginia.
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Witcher
Marine
Curt Bonham
Astruck
O&t
Box 54
Diamond
W. Va
Anchor trims Carbide in 3-2 league thriller at Kanawha Park
Anchor rallies in the sixth to tie Carbide and wins 3-2 at Kanawha Park. Jordan drives in the decisive run with a seventh inning single as Siders pitches Vizcose to a 4-2 victory over Enico.
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Anchor
Red Sox
Carbide
Kanawha Park
Meantine
al Nitro
Viscote
Emro
Idie Park
Ring
Jordan
Bill Payne
Tommy Turner
Frank Lloyd
Wile Pile
Hardin
Frazier
Turner
Arror
Bill Siders
Enico
Ed Hail
Harvey Sublette
Miller
Carrier
Moss
McCormick
Kenny Waite
Vizcose
Red Jenkins
Rien Maa Vikeui
ee _Navidson
Parsons
Siders
Cormatek
Eight Teams Offered Franchises in New Pro Basketball Loop
Wheeling based new minor league announces eight charter franchises for four states. William De Muth says formal organization as the All American Professional Basketball league this weekend. Teams named include Ceylan Zanesville Columbus Canton Wheeling Cumberland Md and the Lesili es and Pirates in Pittsburgh with potential additions later.
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Wheeling
William de Muth
Ceylan
Zanesville
Columbus
Canton
Ohio
Cumberland
Lesilies
Pirates
Pittsburgh
de Muth
Johnstown
Lorain
Newark
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Joe Bennelly
Boston Braves
Mise Valan
Treasur
Jaycees Face Daily Mail In Junior League Tilt
The Charleston junior baseball program schedule shows the Jaycees meeting Daily Mail at 6 p.m. today at Legion Field after the Gazette Fleetwing game was halted early to clear the field for the Industrial league.
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Jaycees
Jr. Loop
Charleston
The
Gazette
Fleetwing
Legion Field
Kawakita Arrest Shocks Former POW Camp Foreman Identified
FBI announced the arrest of Kawakita Tomoya It Tam Kawakita, a Calexico born former camp foreman at a Honshu mine, for alleged prisoner mistreatment. An American veteran who knew him led to the man’s Los Angeles department store sighting and the ensuing probe revealed his true identity and wartime actions.
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Richard
Kawakita
Japan
Keiji University
United States
WCHS
Yokohama
Wchs Wildcats
San
Francisco
S. S
FBI
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Calexico
Kawajkita
William L. Bruce
Buena Park
Cal
KawaKida
William A. Murphy
San Diego
Bruce
Los Angeles
Debating Labor Bill Faces Public Test And Opposition
A proposed labor bill, delaying action on union practices, would ban secondary boycotts and large picketing while setting limits on jurisdictional fights. Taft and Balt predict passage. Pepper opposes as freedom of press and free speech concerns grow amid White House lobbying and flood of communications to the President.
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Taft
R.-Chioi
Senate Labor Committee
Balt
R.-Minn
Labor Committee
Ball
Pepper
Marshall urges continued aid to Europe to restore recovery
Secretary Marshall emphasized that Europe needs substantial aid beyond its current means to avoid economic and political deterioration. He warned against governments blocking recovery and urged united action to break the vicious circle and restore confidence, noting U S cooperation will be forthcoming for those supporting recovery.
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Europe
America
Marshall
United States
Aid Sent Abroad Continued From Pear
The document discusses domestic wheat reserves policy to avoid drops below 200 million bushels. It notes most wheat comes from the plains prone to drought and claims the early surplus will shrink while farm departures rise. It states flour and wheat distribution will align with needs despite past shortages.
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Great Plains
Hungary Crisis Deepens as Nagy Resigns and Exiles
Dispatches recount a plot to overthrow Hungary's democracy with Soviet and Allied involvement. Bela Kovacs’s arrest ties to Nagy, Gyongyosy, and Bela Varga, who fled Hungary. Varga reportedly in the American zone of Rust and Gyongyosy in seclusion. Nagy resigned May 29 by telephone from Switzerland. Varga’s fate unconfirmed amid conflicting reports.
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Comuourg Rtag
Britain
America
V. P. Sviridey
Allied Control Commission
Hungary
Bela Kovacs
Nagy
Janos Gyongyosy
Bela Varga
National Assembly
Switzerland
Varga
Rust
Gyongyosy
Istanbul
Turkey
Russians Threaten Ouster and Trial Tactics in Hungarian Case
Russians told Brig. Gen. George H. Weems that Kovacs would be tried on espionage charges and handed to Hungary. The Small Landholder plan aimed for a Hungarian trial with a short sentence to win a later pardon when Soviet troops withdrew.
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George H. Weems
Kovacs
Varga
Garsson Defense Protests over Shell Production Access
Garsson defense continues after Tage 1 protests as he testifies that despite Pentagon limits he produced 6 000 shells in November with extra workers. He cites Manpower Commission approval to use high school students as part time help. Court holiday delays trial until next Monday.
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War Department
Henry Garsson
Garsson
Manpower Commission
Garson
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Plichag
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Butch Henline
Paul Erickson
Ward
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Cedar Grove
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Elk-Kanawha Legion
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