Major League Schedule Gives Play as Teams Rest
The 1943 majors set a tight travel schedule but hit a light week with only 15 games from Sunday to Saturday. Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 4 1 while the Dodgers moved within a game of the leaders as Wally Herbert yielded late. Frank Gustine led Pittsburgh with four hits including a first inning triple. The Dodgers tied St Louis for NL lead in percentage as Boston, Philadelphia, and others prepare for a light slate through Friday with limited doubleheaders and several idle days to rest squads after recent heavy play.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Fred Fitzsimmons
Buccaneer
Frankie Gustine
Gustine
Dodgers
Wally Herbert
Bob Bragan
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
St. Louis
The Skater Reynolds and a World of Stunts
The article profiles The Skater Earle Reynolds a 75 year old versatile showman and racing memory who once taught Anna Held roller skating and helped stage early ice skating acts. He recounts a Latonia race of three jockeys and a record wager by John W Gates, plus his role in hockey goal nets and early indoor rinks. It blends reminiscence with broader themes of sports history and entertainment.
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Earle
Reynolds
Teland
Evelyn Chandler
John W
Gates
Anna Held
Iridge
Ted Sloan
John W. Gates
Brighton Beach
Syson
Mr.Gates
Ambrose Clark J
Lester Patrick
Rangers
Spaldings
Canada
United States
Fourth Street
Baltimore
Tattersall
Chicago
Heavy Hitters Lead Majors As Induction Looms
Babe Dahlgren of Philadelphia and Vernon Stephens of St. Louis Browns top the major league batting charts as induction looms. Stephens returned after a brief call to service, hitting .369 to lead the American League while Dahlgren sits atop the National League with a strong .367. The leaders list includes Musial, Walker, Hackett, Kurowski, and Holmes in the NL and Stephens, Hackett, Lindell, Wakefield, Cullenbine among others in the AL.
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New York
Babe Rahlgren
Phillies
Vernon
Junior
Dahlgren
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry Walker
Cris Hackett
Cleveland
Lonnie Frey
Cincinnati
Doc Cramer
Detroit
McCarthy
Boston
Stephens
St. Louis
Hackett
Lindell
Wakefield
Cullenbine
Higgins
Fox
Case
Washington
Keller
Cramer
Labor stalemate lingers as $1.50 proposed in coal talks
Interior Secretary Ickes reports 11,000,000 tons lost during mine disputes while Illinois operators push a $1.50 wage rise for 23,000 workers amid wary talks. Harry Moses of Frick Coke Co. says separate deals won't bind, even as Gov. Green notes production will extend past June 20. WLB seeks portal-to-portal settlement. Lewis denounces the board.
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Lewis
Ickes
Illinois
Llinois
Harry Moses
H. ©. Frick Coke Co
Pittsburgh
U.S. Coal and Coke Co
Illinois Coal Producers Association
Ilinois
WLB
Dwight H. Green
Roosevelt
Minners
Wiliam H. Davis
Brooklyn Beats Pittsburgh 4 1 in Only Game
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 1 in yesterday’s sole scheduled game. The result solidifies position in league standings with Brooklyn securing a decisive victory over Pittsburgh.
Today s Games and Tomorrow s Opponents Schedule
National league action features Boston at Brooklyn twilight and Philadelphia at New York while Pittsburgh visits St Louis in the only scheduled game. American League slate includes Chicago at Detroit twilight St Louis at Cleveland and Washington at Boston as limited matchups.
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Cleveland
Washington
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Fights Last Night Chicago results include several decisions
Chicago saw Gus Dorazio outpoint Lem Franklin in a close split decision while Nate Bolden edged Freddy Fiducia in Newark. Jackie Wilson defeated Jim Phillips in Pittsburgh, and Al Hart knocked out Claudio Villar in Spain. Julie Kogan narrowly beat Angelo Callura in New Haven, and Joe Peralta and Tony Musto events were postponed or halted by New York and Newark schedules.
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Gus Dorazio
Philadelphia
Lem Franklin
Cleveland
Nate Bolden
Freddy Fiducia
Newark
Washington
Jackie Wilson
Pittsburgh
Jimmie Phillips
Baltimore
al Hart
Claudio Villar
Spain
New Haven
Conn
Julie Kogan
Angelo Callura
Hamilton
Ont
Joe Peralta
Timaqua
Pays
Ruby Garcia
New York
Tony Musto
Wallace Cross
Chattanooga
Tony Gillenfo
Jersey City
Golden Terror 298 Faces Coast Guard Bout In Baltimore
Boxing brief noting Golden Terror 298 of Chattanooga traded blows with U S Coast Guard contender Georgie Kochan in Baltimore while facing other bouts in Providence Woonsucker and Ocean Park. Victories and knockouts included Larry Bolvin defeating Tony Costa and Vicente Villavicencio outpointing Max Hutchins.
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Georgie Kochan
U. S. Coast Guard
Kid Cocoa
New Haven
Conn
Providence
Larry Bolvin
Tony Costa
Woonsucker
Ocean Park
Calif
Vincente Villavicencio
Mexico City
Max Hutchins
Los Angeles
Victor Flores
Johnny Antuna
Dodgers Beat Pirates On Late Rally
Fred Fitzsimmons and Bob Bragan starred as the Dodgers defeated the Pirates in a night game. Fitzsimmons held them to seven hits while Bragan's eighth inning double capped a four run burst by the teammates.
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Fred Fitzsimmons
Bob Bragan
Dodgers
Pep Bartolo Fight Tonight at Braves Field
The Pep Bartolo featherweight title bout at Braves Field in Boston headlines heavy boxing action. Willie Pep, defending his disputed crown before Massachusetts and New York officials, aims to beat Sal Bartolo in an outdoor 15 round clash expected to draw around 25 000 spectators and $75 000 in gate receipts. If weather intervenes, the match will be postponed to tomorrow night.
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Massachusetts
New York
Willie Pep
Hartford
Sal Bartolo
Braves Field
Pep
New York Commission
Chalky Wright
Bartolo
Thhey
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Fiduciary notices before Commissioner of Accounts at Grafton
The Pars t National Bank at Grafton acts as committee for Tad M Allender and others, Union National Bank of Clarksburg guardians Mabel Cole, infant, Virginia Knight administratrix of Earl Cecil Knight estate. Given under my hand June 7 1943 by John & Burdett Commissioner of Accounts.
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Grafton
Tadm M. Allender
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Clarksburg
Mabel ‘Cole
Finisfant
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John & Burdett
Amanda Ries
Perdois
Amanda Hines
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Virginis
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