Whirlaway Retires To Become Sire Of Turf Stars
Chicago trainer Ben Jones and Warren Wright decide to retire Whirlaway after an injury risk. The champion chestnut will be sent to Calumet Farm near Lexington, Kentucky, for breeding after a final Arlington Park race. He earned $561,161.50 in sixty starts and retires in peak condition.
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Charles Dunkley
Chicago
Whirlaway
Kentucky
Calumet Farm
Warren Wright
Galumet Farm
Lexington
Wright
Ben Jones
New Orleans
Arlington Park
Washington Park
Jones
Missouri
Fights Last Night Across Several Cities In Card Heavy Output
Boxers in multiple cities including Washington Pittsburgh Baltimore and Chicago fought last night. Jackie Wilson defeated Lew in Washington while Joe Carter outpointed Van peek McNutt in ARK New Jersey. Al Tribuahi edged Al Davis in Philadelphia and Johnny Shkor beat Big Boy Brown in Baltimore. Johnny Dudley defeated Charlie Davis in West Springfield and Angelo Calla won in New Orleans over Lockwood. Tommy James knocked out Robert Simmons in Chicago Indianapolis.
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Washington
Jackie Wilson
Pittsburgh
Lew
Ark
N. J
Joe. Carter
Rome
van Peek McNutt
Baltimore
Philadelphia
al Tribuahi
Wilmington
Del
al "Bummy” Davis
New York
Johnny Shkor
U.S. Navy
Big Boy Brown
Detroit
West Springfield
Mass
Yohnny Dudley
Charlie Davis
Aon
New Orleans
Angelo Calilla
Hamilton
Lockwood
Fort Barrancas
Pla
Chicago
Tommy James
Robert Simmons
Indianapolis
Yesterday's Stars Tug Pirates Win Duel
Truett Sewell pitched for the Pirates holding the Reds to seven hits and driving in two runs with a triple while Bob Elliott contributed a homer.
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Truett Sewell
Bob Elliott
Pirates
Sewell
Reds
Elliott
Vo-Rurr
Nap Reyes and Barkley Highlight Dated Pro Sport Roundup
A collage of 1940s sports notes features Dodger shortstop John Red Barkley earning rave notices after a pro semi tournament, Nap Reyes from Cuba claiming a key umpire debate moment, and various scattered items on boxing, horse racing, and football uniform chatter. The column stitches together multiple personalities, teams, and venues in a brisk, era-voiced snapshot.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
John
Red) Barkley
Dodger
Cessna
Sergi
Kid McCoy
Jake Lamotta
Detroit
Ray Robinson
Ken Shell
Utah
Nap Reyes
Giants
Nan
Cuba
Ump
Nap
Reyes
Stephens Presses for Bat Extension in Beat-Labeled Race
In New York June 29 Vernont Stephens of the St. Louis Browns aims for another batting title while preparing for possible Army induction. He still leads AL hitters with a .342 average after sharing top spot as Cris Hockett narrows the gap. Babe Dahlgren tops the NL with a .351 mark as the season progresses.
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New York
Vernont
Stephens
St. Louis Browns
Army
Cris Hockett
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis
Hockett
Ells ‘Worth
Babe) Dahlgren
Club Standings and Yesterday's Scores Include Baseball Notes
Yesterday's scores show Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 1 while no games are scheduled for today. FBI announcements reference activities on Staten Island waterfront and a confidential aircraft book transfer involving De Spretter and Lehmitz with US citizen status noted. Standings list New York 24, Washington 34, Boston 32, Chicago 27, Detroit 27, Philadelphia 34, St. Louis 26 with tomorrow's National and American league games on tap.
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Bill Cane
Goshen
Empire City
Tracy
Henry P. Edwards
American League Service Bureau
Alabama
Chicago
Jackie MaGuire
Giants
Jersey City
Gordon MaGuire
Bubber Jonnard
St. Louis
Tommy Fitzgerald
Louisville’ Courier - Journal
Service Department
Scuttlebutt Runnor
Camp Farragut
Idaho
Fay Flaherty
Ki Aldrich
Bill Young
Clem Stralka
Ed Justice
Jim Barber
Marvin Whited
Washington Redskin
Bill Radovich
Detroit Lions
Lou Tomasetti
Philly Eagles
Bill Jefferson
Dodgers
Urban Odson
Bob Sweiger
Minnesota
Mickey Harris
Red Socker
Public
Carribian
Sporting News
Baseau
Dahlgren
Philadelphia
McCormick
Cincinnati
Frey
Herman
Brooklyn
Hack
I Musial
St. Louis Wid
Gustine
Pittsburgh
Walker
Holmes
Boston
Vaughan
Hackett
Cleveland
Stephens
Wakefield
Higgins
Detroit
Cramer
FBI
Staten Island
de Spretter
Lehmitz
Conroy
United States
Montevideo
Uruguay
New York
Washington
Cole Pot
Relief Returns as Major Leagues Resume Interleague Play
The Major Leagues begin two relief days tomorrow with all clubs donating receipts to the National War Fund. National and American league schedules feature doubleheaders and night games as St Louis visits New York and Chicago plays in Boston among others. Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 1 1 in a night game as Truett Sewell shines in an otherwise idle day.
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Kenesaw Mountain Landis
National War Fund
Army and Navy
National League
St. Louis
New York
Cin
Cinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Truett
Rip) Sewell
Bucky Walters
Bob Elliott
Sewell
Davis resigns over price policy clash at federal food agency
After offering resignation over policy that places consumer prices above other aims, Davis cited subsidies and consumer excess spending power. He blamed broad policy makers beyond his control and declined to name them while noting plans to resume duties if possible. The shift follows Wickard’s removal and ongoing food price control debates between OPA and producer concerns.
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Davis
White House
Roosevelt
Fragmented Old News Echoes in Wary Tone
A garbled, fragmentary clipping blends pop culture lines with political riffs. It references Wigstein and press writers, mentions Argentina's Pedro Ramirez and Hitler, and hints at weather and national events, all in a disjointed, puzzle-like mix.
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Wigstein
Aks
Caecum
LINO
Pedro Ramirez
Argentina
Catherine Fox New Sensation On Golf Green
Chicago June 29 The youngest sensation in women's golf is Catherine Fox a year old who as a tot built sand castles at Kidderminster England and was ten when she played in her first tournament Catherine's father Jack Fox former Leven Scotland pro chewed cigars as she shot 78 at Glen Oaks linking with Ann Casey for runner up in the Western Open Patty Berg made a comeback with 76 and led first round match play with Opal Hill as Fox drew Ween Stulb Casey faced Kay Byrne Hicks led with 80 in erratic play and three putts.
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Chicago
Catherine Fox
Kidderminster
England
Catherine
Jack Fox
Leven
Scotland
Glen Oaks
Ann Casey
Mason City
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Wig
Opal
Hill
Kansas City
Fox Drew Eween Stulb
Augusta
Miss Casey
Kay Byrne
Rye
Little Elizabeth Hicks
Long Beach
Calif
Davis loses price policy power amid meat subsidy row
Davis resigns from his post after confrontation over a price rollback and subsidy program for meats butter and coffee. The move follows opposition from farm state members of Congress and concerns it may hinder production and fail to curb inflation without tax and savings measures. New administrator Jones views the food issue from the White House perspective and has stabilization experience guiding agency decisions.
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Davis
Congress
Jones
White House
Whic Sss
Trustee Sale Notice on Blueville Heights Property in Taylor WV
By virtue of a 1939 deed of trust Oole McVigher assigns to W Merle Watkins trustee. On July 2 1943 at 1 PM at the Taylor County Courthouse front door there will be a public sale of the property described in Blueville Heights within Taylor County West Virginia. Sale excludes coal and mining rights. a four lane cottage sits on the lots. Terms require one third cash and two equal payments over two years with notes and interest. title retained until full payment.
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Oole McVigher
W. Merle. Watkins
Taylor County
West Virginia
House of Said
Blueville
Baylor County
Kinsler
W. Merle Wateing
Lavi Motives in Steel Sector Amid Coal Industry Talks
Union negotiations with mine operators in district 2 stalled after wage increase talks retroactive to April 1. Central Pennsylvania union officials warn that if no settlement by midweek, workers may strike. In Connellsville unions anticipate 90 percent of 21,000 members at work, while 15,750 had worked yesterday. Pittsburgh district leaders expect more joiners, with 4,000 additional workers from 36,000. A Vesta mine vote against working and Midland coal local anticipate October returns. The Blarney Store stands in the village of Blarney on an old Irish site.
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Conunut
District 2
Pennsylvania
Connellsville
Uniontown
William Hynes
UMW District 4
Pittsburgh
Vesta 5
Jones ‘and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Midland
Lewis
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CECH
Gottrill
Gistien
Pittsburgh Pirates
By Jubson Bailey
Associated Press
Marvin Jones
Gram
Federal Reserve Bank At
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Secretary of Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
Wickard
Hitler
Germany
Marty
Tae
Heacey
Jack Soeds
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