Americans Aim for Climax as Saipan Fight Rages
U S troops press toward Tanapag as invasion forces brace for a final Saipan clash. Carrier air power and artillery dominate, with Japanese defenses collapsing yet fanatical defense persists. Hidden materiel and prisoner projects emerge as combat extends across Ashito and Tapotchau.
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Howara
Asatleman
Presa
Saipan
Navy
Mt. Tapotchau
Saipan Island
Adm
Marc Mitscher
Philippines
Formosa
Tanapag
Inems
Tapoichau
Tanapag Harber
Garapan
Tapotzhau
Ashito
Tapotchau
Baseball men trip to Alaska boosts star players' standings
Five players and a manager who spent six weeks in Alaska and the Aleutians entertaining service members are enjoying strong seasons. Frankie Frisch, his Pirates sit second. Hark Borowy leads with 9-3. Walker and Musial top NL averages. Litwhiler showing power. The tour was a quiet, selfless gesture by homeward-bound stars.
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New York
Arctic Circle
Alaska
Aleutians
USA
Frankie Frisch
Fittsburgh Pirates
Buc Faws
Hark Borowy
Frisch
Lke
Hitler's Mein Kampf Banned in Germany Reported
A Washington broadcast quoted Baubhage claiming Germany suppresses Mein Kampf to quiet the populace. He sourced information from an undispended European underground channel. The ban appears to target public discourse while the Nazi party remains in power.
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Hitler
Germany
Washington
R- Baubhage
Blue Network
President Sees France Liberations Need More Time
President Roosevelt said civil government in France should follow further liberation from Nazi control. He noted Allied liaison in France under SHAEF began without a formal meeting between De Gaulle and Eisenhower, and warned military gains come first. He discussed the Cherbourg operation progress and cited France has retaken only a fraction of territory.
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Washington
Roosevelt
France
Allied Expeditionary Force
SHAEF
iGen
Charles Be Gaulle
Supreme Command
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wes Gallagher
Associated Press
de Gaulle
Cherbourg
Jane
State Department
Hialmar Procope
Germany
Russia
Pro- Tnpe
Munger to Report for Army Induction June 26
St Louis June 23 George Munger pitcher for the St Louis Cardinals has been ordered by the Mobile draft board to report for army induction on June 26. Munger leads the league with nine victories and one defeat this season.
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ST. Louis
George Munger
St. Louis Cardinals
Mobile
Alu
Éraft
Bolivia regime recognized by 39 nations including United States
Washington reports that the Bolivian government of Maj. Gualberto Villarrod was recognized today by 39 American nations led by the United States, solving a major hemispheric political issue. Argentina remains unrecognized amid Nazi influence concerns and ongoing diplomatic debate.
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Washington
Maj
Gualberto Villarrod
United States
Argentina
Alliers
Dep. Heit
Sippy
Phillies Suffer Loss as Batting Slumps Continue
In a night NL baseball game, Philadelphia falls to Brooklyn as pitchers Ralfeneberger and Hamlin struggle early. Dubiel, Hauntter, Hayes and Kreiner lead a string of hits for the visitors while Wyse and Mueller contribute late scoring to seal the defeat.
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National League
Philacelnila
Brooklyn I
Rattensberger
Mauivewrona
Massitt
Peacock
Hirnd
Owen
Ralfeneberger
Philadelphia
Dubiel
Hauntter
Berty
Hayes
Hamlin
Ehicgen
Elncinnari
Bof Wyse
Kreiner
Shaun Anil Mueller
Marines Forever at Camp Lejeune Roles Unclear
A fragment notes two Marines, Pic. living Evanston Indiana and Pvt. Pete Marine from Route 1 Payetteville were valued at 4 500 000 and recently arrived at Calcutta for dispatch to the Burma and China fronts.
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Camp Lejeune
Pic
T_ Marine
Evanston
Pete
Marine of
Route 1
Payetteville
Penitiliin
Calcutte
City-Wide golf battle narrows to semi finals at Meadow Brook
The Gazette reports semi final-ready players Jimmy Loar Harry Guyer Gay Carper and Joe Rugel advancing in the first annual City-Wide golf tournament at Meadow Brook. Loar edged Kermit Hutchinson 3 and 2 after a tight morning battle drawing the day’s largest crowd. Rugel another two time City-Wide champ also progressed amid close play.
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Loar
Guyer
Carper
Rugel
Jimmy Loar
Harry Guyer
Gay Carper
Joe Rugel
the Gazette
Meadow Brook Golf Club
Loary
Kermit Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Ull
Siebert Tyo
W. L. McBride
Dm Stevens
Acare
Roy Blizzard
Boar
Ralph Johnston
Tom Deforest
Andy Brawley
Jim Chatfield
Tas Day
Daday
V_ FP
More
Bill Kyle
A. F R. Bolin
Bill Tawney
W. Ly McBride
Jim Stevens
Loe Rugel
Sibert Igo
Championship Set As Germain and Zaharias Face Off
In the Western Women's Open in Chicago Dorothy Germain of Philadelphia defeated Jeanne Cline to reach the final against Babe Didrikson Zaharias of Beverly Hills. Zaharias outlasted Bertie Jane Haermerte in a 2 and 1 semifinal to advance to the title match scheduled for tomorrow morning.
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Chicago
Dorothy Germain
Philadelphia
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Beverly Hills
Cal
Miss Germain
Beavers College
Tessure Xalf
Jeanne Cline
Bloomington
Babe
Berty Jane Haermerte
St. Louis
Germain
Bate Wiltee
Visive Beats Monsanto in four one league win
Viscoze upends Monsanto 4 to 1 as Grimm drives two runs and Hartigan Sublette Swath score on timely hits. Wallace, Willard and Brothers contribute with key plays to push Visense into fourth place and extend season tally to ten wins.
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Claude Grimm
Monsanto
Visvoce
Mitre
Visense
Grimm
Hartigan
Swath
Fran
Smith
Whittingtom
Viscoze
Secoid
Flaviann
Tucker
Monsanto Abe
Carer Ib
Ation
Grintm
Slioyd
Nail Jrt
Tolley
Muruall
Hare
Rin Rurker
Smil Estors Brothers
Suuelt Wallace
Wilard
Rung Batind
Wallace
Sublette
Brothers
Floriana
Valentine
Cet
Bares
Viscore
Mronannn A
Huénall
Bolls— Hygonl
Howell
Middleton
Tine
Storms Dampen Anglers Hopes Opening Bass Pike Muskies Season
Severe storms around Salem reduced fishing prospects as opening season reports show mainly poor stream conditions. Frog fishing set for 7 pm today through July 15. Bass and pike dates stretch into late spring next year amid uneven county water quality.
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Salem
Braxton
Greenbrier
Summers
Clay
Fayette
Grant
Wood
Upshur
Pleasants
Harrison
Preston
Marion
Ghic
Marshall Gilmer
Lewis
Hancock
Barbour
Wirt
Jefferson
Wayne
Webster
Pocahontas
Pendleton
Wyoming
Grant, Handolph, Priam Berkeley
Welsh Boone
Ritchie, Monroe
Morgan Counties
Just Like Aristides Derby Century Legend
The note recalls two Kentucky Derby winners who also ran in the Belmont Stakes. It highlights Fensive, the last Blue Grass champion, finishing second in the Belmont, and Aristides as the first Derby winner.
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New York
Fensive
Aristides
DuPont Slams U S Rubber 10-2 in Kinwwha Park Fight
DuPont beat U S Rubber 10-2 behind six hit pitching by Kinesid. The win moved DuPont to six wins and one loss as they scored five in the first, three in the fourth, and two in the sixth, while Rubber scored one in the first and another in the fourth.
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DuPont
Kinwwha Park
U.S
Tip
Kinaid
Jestas
U. S
Kearns Web de Iwikew
Griffith
Brown i
Kemp
Adama
Ferrell
Gindwell Ig Tech
Whkinson
Rubi
Copeland
Kearns
Sellers
Turner
Kintald
Cladwell
Wilkinson
Ertats
Lockhart
Men With Vast Experience Operate Battle Machines
A group of operators showcases machines in a battle setup, boasting at least 1,400 aggregate years of training and 2,500 years of experience across the crew.
Prizes Set After Finals in City-Wide Golf Tourney
After the Gasete 13th annual City-Wide tournament ends Sunday Meadow Brook Golf Club will award a year's membership to the runner-up and six months to another competitor. Tournament director Jack Kroeger and Meadow Brook president Harry Embleton will present all prizes, including the Gasete championship trophy to the victor and the Sport Mart award to medalist Merritt Hutchinson. Several sponsors donate shirts, jackets, and a fountain pen. Matches conclude with finals today in both flights.
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Gasete
Meadow Brook Golf Club
Eharmples
Jack BD. Kroeger
Harry Embleton
Meadow Brook
Sport Mart
Merriit Hutchinson
Schwabe-May
Frankenberger’s
MacGregor
Goshorn Hardware
S. Spencer Moore
Baseball Roundup and Dodgers Knuckle Ball News
Detroit at St Louis features Gartsen 1 8. Harris and Andrews vie in New York Philadelphia. Walth and Hughaon matchups in key AL games. Wes Flowers, advancing from Montreal to another Dodgers trial, suffers a knuckle fall.
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Cowper
Brooklsn
Gerheauser
Philadeiphia
Hughaon
Cleveland
Chicago
Reynolty Iff
Rnont
Detroit
St. Louis
Garsten
Wes Flowers
Montreal
Dodgers
Ben Hogan to Play In Victory Tourney
Ben Hogan, on a W day army air forces leave, heads to Chicago to enter the Victory National tournament beginning Wednesday. The former golf money leader will be away from Fort Worth’s air field and arrives after a Dallas victory Open appearance last year amid his continued sunny practice and a $13,000 war bond bid.
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Ben Hogan
Victory
Fort Worth
Tex
Army Air Forces
Fort Worth Army Air Field
Chicago
Hogan
Army
Toolk
Dallas
Dallas Country Club
Noa
Moran
Ben
Bounding Home In Dwyer Today
Bounding Home ships to Aqueduct for the 27th Dwyer Stakes to prove his Helmont win was no fluke. The field includes By Jimming Stir Up Lucky Draw Stymie Erlanger and Kaytee with Bounding Home giving 6 to 20 pounds to rivals in the mile and a quarter race worth 50000 dollars.
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New York
Boulding Home
Aqueduct
War Bond
Bounding Home
William Ziegler, Jr
A. Parker
Jimming
Mrs. Payne
Whitney
George D. Widener
Ethel D. Jacobs
Stymie
Trom Jon Goldbland
Erlanger
Roy B. Martin
Kaytee
Connie Mack recalls 1907 hotel woes with A's dining clash
Connie Mack recalls a 1907 Atlantic City hotel hosting the Athletics and serving steak for dinner. Ossie Schreckengost, a hotel watcher, complained by marking the dining room wall with steak, prompting the A's to move out.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Atlantic City
Athletics
Dianer
Ossie Schreckengost
P. S
Senators Jolt Sox With 7 to 1 Win Over Boston
Washington pitcher Barry Wynn held Boston to five hits as the Senators beat the Red Sox 7 to 1. Gilberto Torres and Stan Spence each had three hits and drove in two runs, while Tote and Spence supplied key blows. Ed Lake allowed only three hits in four innings for Boston before Washington pulled away.
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Boston
Jie
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia
Washington Senators
Barry Wynn
Gilberto Torres
Stan Spence
Red Sox
Toreres
Spence
Vic Johnson
Yank Terry
Eddie Lake
Lake
Johnson
Senators
Bobby Doerr
Washington
Barton
Rorrea
John
Powel
Guerra
Riz Kubet
Cronin
Sullivan Sa
Baer Plans Ring Comeback After War
Max Baer tells Joe Louis of plans to return to boxing after World War II. While visiting Kelly Field he praises Air Service Command fitness efforts and predicts postwar champions will come from current war veterans. He asserts if he had AAF training during his era he would have remained champion.
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San Antonio
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Sgt
Max
Kelly Field
Air Service Command
Sam
AAF
Ati
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