Ambiguous Wartime Report From Secretaries Office
An unclear wartime note cites a secretary delivering payment and a change in numbers. It mentions Goebbels, Leopald, Gestapo insiders, and patriots reacting to orders. The fragmentary text implies internal moves and surveillance but lacks coherent events or dates.
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Haeggen-Rice duel at AAU track meets in New York
The Triborough AAU meet in New York hosts a key showdown between Sweden’s Gunder Haegg and American Greg Rice as Haegg holds seven world marks from 1500m to 5000m. Rice seeks to break world records on his tour, despite unfamiliar conditions. The event also revives the print honors race between Pvt. Barnwell and Hal Davis, with other stars like Johnny Gee and the Pirates facing roster challenges ahead of a tough season.
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Eastern grid plans roiled by V-12 program wind down
Eastern football outlook muddled as V-12 and Navy Marine training camps reshape schedules. Duquesne and Harvard pull teams. Princeton, Army, Navy eye pills with new casings. Columbia and Penn keep home and home dates. many schools drop out for duration, while others adapt with sailors in training and altered rosters.
Umpires in Baseball Hall of Fame Discussed in Roundup
In a June 14 round of sports notes, the column weighs umpires as stalwarts of the game, citing figures like King Gaffney and Tim Hurst. A mixed bag of anecdotes follows about historic plate battles and colorful officials, alongside boxing notes and upcoming sport event bits.
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A's Snap Yankes Win Streak Take Both Contests
Giants slump near NL cellar after dropping three of four to Phillies. Carl Hubbell wins opener 2-0 with 16 Giants hits, then Phillies rally for 6-3 in nightcap. Dodgers split doubleheader with Braves. Nate Andrews and Billy Herman spark two Dodger defeats. Reds pound Cubs 10-1 as Yankees see five-game streak end with twin bills loss to Phillies. Senators sweep Red Sox. Indians win second game in a doubleheader after an early defeat. Browns top White Sox. Tigers fall as Detroit climbs to third.
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Texas Mentor Sees Wide Open Football In The Fall
UAROLD Y. RATLIFF AP Features Austin Tex June 14 The veteran University of Texas mentor Bible expects college football to be wide open next season as military groups supply players and practices stay snappy He notes attendance may be strong in urban areas but distant cities like College Station could struggle and says wartime travel and rationing will limit interest He predicts teams will draw players from army and navy trainees and reserves and cites V 12 training at the university as enabling participation in fall sports
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Baseball standings and results from national league
Yesterday results show St Louis and Cincinnati tied 4 4 and 1 1 with Boston 2 Brooklyn 143 in a high scoring note. Today only game scheduled Boston vs Brooklyn. American League results include Philadelphia 5 3 New York 7 Sh Louis 3 1 Cleveland 1 2 Washington 19 0 Boston 5 7 Detroit 6 Chicago 42 New York at Washington.
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Phillies and A’s draw huge crowds in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia crowds surged for baseball with 143,004 paid admissions for the Phillies in their first 21 National League home games. The Athletics attracted 231,584 to 27 American League home games after a 19 day stay, including six doubleheaders and four night games for the A’s.
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Gunners Sweep Two as Cassett Dominates Cleveland Pitching
Gunners win two games from the Cleveland nine behind Cassett on the mound for seven innings, allowing two hits and earning his third win of the season. Eddie Smith shines with strong support from timely hitting and solid defense as George Gurney drives in an inside park homer and sparks the offense.
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Pioneers Rout Akron Saharas In Sixty-Game Win Streak
Keystone Pioneers beat Akron Saharas 10 to 2 on Sunday afternoon as Dusty Elon earned his fourth win of the season by allowing two hits in five innings. Headley, McKenney, and Pitman supplied power with singles and extra-base hits. Setback and Menifee each doubled for the losers.
Bettina Returns to Ring in Ten Round War Tonight
Philadelphia report says Melia Betting a military policeman returns to the ring after a year away facing Lon Branks Brooks of Wilmington Delnegro in a ten round or less bout. Betting vows if he rises badly he will quit boxing to pursue joining the police force with manager Jimmy Syengal aiding his bid.
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Zivic Lamotta Return Bout Approval Discussed
Pittsburgh July 14 The boxing commission would approve a rematch between welterweights Joe Zivic of Pittsburgh and Jake Lamotta of New York if the fighters desire. Commission officials noted certainty of action, but some members warned a repeat bout could harm boxing's image.
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Giants' Pilot Named Sports Father of Year
June 6. Mel Out, manager of the New York Giants, was named the No 1 father of the year by the National Father's Day committee. The award cited his exemplary home life and relationship with his 10 children while maintaining leadership and values.
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Country Club Golfers Enjoy Good Day's Play
Country Club members enjoyed a fine day with warm weather and light crowds. The debut of the Country Glob Express sightseeing wagon drew guests and offered golf related trips to nearby courses while clubhouse facilities hosted guests and a plan to admit non-playing members was approved.
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Haegg's Decision Sets Up Duel With Rice
Haegg's decision to bid for the 5,000 Sneier rifle Sunday in the National AAU track championships largely sets up a first Nipis qualifier. Ailes With Day Rive. He is expected to debut soon after results. He has seven world records in Sweden last summer and now is in Hanover. RioS won 65 consecutive races.
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