Buckey Walters No Longer King Of The Night Pitchers
ALI REYNOLIS SEW FRED HOLDING UP RECORD Pres Siperiewrter 'ters of the Cincinnati gerts "king" of night. The third baseman-turn-inler undisputed after dark mailer 4/2048 won only two of sixtarts under the lights this season. Replacing him at the top is Al Ue olds, fireball righthander of Cleveland Indians, unbeaten in four starts. Behind Reynolds are Sig Jakucki, Bowne, Van Lingle Munco New York Giants, and Jack crea of the St. Louis Cardinals, defeated in three starts. Browns' victories were the Browns. He beat the league champions 2 to 2 with a heat 13-Inning to. He beat the Browns again on June 15, 5 to 2. He wt Washington 3 to 2, on May 93, and only last Friday turn ed back the Chicago White Sox 2 to 1, with a masterful three-hit ter.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Browns
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Postwar sports boom forecast by golf and camps
veteran era analyst predicts a postwar sports boom led by golf with cheaper equipment, boosted by Army Navy and Marine emphasis. Detroit press box ideas spark gallery enhancements. Pro tennis prize money outlined, baseball museum acquires Live Oaks Polka, Dayton U address in naval aviation history. Norfolk and Bainbridge stations prep basketball and football schedules.
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Buddy Gatewood
Camp Ellis
New York Giant
Ken. Poe
Nashville
Independence Day racing draws packed Wheeling Downs crowd
A record turnout for Wheeling Downs on Independence Day was anticipated as almost all grandstand seats sold. The 10,500 attendance record set in 1937 may be matched before June ends. Jockey E Wright was fined 25 dollars for reckless riding in the gate area. Alpha Lee changed hands privately with Joe Ryan acting as McGurk’s agent. The jockey colony held at 16 riders with Horvath arriving from Delaware and Carpenter departing. Emmett A Hileman eyed a sprint championship after Wednesday’s handicap, with My Pal Bill likely to test him. Bob Rippen became the meeting’s leading buyer by purchasing Black Crusade for 600 dollars.
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Delaware
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Kenedy County Leads 1945 Census of Agriculture Totals
Kenedy County Texas topped county tabulations in the 1945 Census of Agriculture with farm activity highlighted. The 1944 machinery production value exceeded 1.08 billion dollars, compared with 552 million in 1929, marking a substantial growth in farm equipment output.
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Cochrane Seeks Respect Ahead of Graziano Bout at MSG
Welterweight champion Freddie Red Cochrane told New York boxing writers he is no bum as he prepares for the non-title bout with Rocky Graziano at Madison Square Garden Friday night. He urged scribes to stop labeling him a bum or cheese champion before fight night.
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Mauriello Looks Ready For Louis Fight After Nova Knockout
Heavyweight contender Tam MAuriello, 197 pounds, scored a first round knockout of Lou Nova at Fenway Park before 7,334, signaling a likely shot at Joe Louis. Nova, on a recent winning streak, fell in 2 minutes 47 seconds, after a brutal right hand opened a cut and a left hook ended his bid.
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New York
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Princedom musings and wartime work force notes
Fragmented remarks discuss a possible monarchy restoration with Prince Louis as a hypothetical heir and mock references to Kaiser Wilhelm. The piece shifts to FEPC funding hopes and Senate resistance, then notes the radio industry employing about 350,000 workers in wartime, two thirds of them women.
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Civilian D-Day anniversary spurs home front unity appeal
The editorial urges citizens to support the 7th War Loan as the Great War Bond drive nears completion. It recalls bond purchases in 1944 and calls on men and women to contribute again to fund war costs, noting Japan and Europe in the war effort and urging continued sacrifice.
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