Tobin Seeks Second Record In Hitless Bid
Jim Tobin pursues a second pitching record as he faces the Dodgers in Brooklyn amid a hitless streak nearing 13 2 3 innings. George Hyatt of Washington swats six hits in a 11 4 win over Boston, while the day features trades of runs and a notable managerial note as Red Sox, White Sox, and Senators figures shape the pennant chase.
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West Virginia welcomes Halifax and wartime leaders in Charleston
Governor Neely and Mayor Dawson greeted Lord Halifax at the Charleston event while U S Senators Chapman Revercomb Killgore and Berkley attended the speaker’s table. Halifax urged postwar European unity, trade channels, and lower global trade barriers, praising General Eisenhower’s leadership and Britain’s needs. An informal Kanawha Valley Labor Union gathering preceded dinner, noting wartime concessions for British workers to be restored after the war.
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Fragmentary Read on Age and Gating in French Context
A fragmented OCR note references age near one hundred thousand, mentions ep di the and gating in a vague French setting. The garbled text lacks clear entities, dates, or a coherent event to identify a specific news item.
New York University Wins Quarter Mile Relay Title
HUGH FULLERTON JR reports NYU captured the quarter mile relay as track stars like Roland Sink of USC and other sprinters vie for records and coaching praise. The piece surveys postwar coaching notes, athlete futures, and notable performances across college and professional circles.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Zeke Bonura
Zeke
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Goldstein
Dean Cromwell
Southern California
Roland Sink
U.S. C
Edward Conwell
Pennsylvania
Peacock
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Baseball Today and Schedule Highlights
The Associated Press reports no NL games yesterday. Today’s scheduled games include Boston at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York and Bt Ldals at Pittsburgh. Tomorrow features Boston at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York St Louis at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at Chicago.
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Baseball Scores from the American League Night
Washington beat Boston 11 to 4 while Cleveland defeated Chicago 9 to 3 in a pair of American League games. The results show Boston and Chicago suffering losses and Cleveland and Washington securing wins.
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New York at Philadelphia and other games listed
A schedule snippet lists games including New York at Philadelphia at 3:18 p.m. Washington at Boston 3 p.m. Chicago at Cleveland 3:30 p.m. Detroit at St. Louis and references tomorrow's games Detroit at St Louis Chicago at Cleveland New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston.
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Boxing Results Map From Various Cities
The report lists multiple boxing bouts with fighters and outcomes across cities including New York Philadelphia Hartford Chicago Pittsburgh Newark New Orleans Washington Providence Detroit Baltimore Scranton Trenton Holyoke Lincoln and other locales. Several bouts end by knockout, points, or stoppage with a mix of local and visiting fighters named. The piece also includes a separate World War II era analysis noting railway gauges and impending Allied offensives toward Berlin.
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Bee Wright
Clairton
Ernest “Cat” “Robinson
New York
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Tiger
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Jones
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Buddy Scott
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Ray Rovelli
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Scranton
Chalky Wright
Los Angeles
Clyde English
Trenton
Angelo Mag 5Liione
Leo Francis
Panama
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Sam Baccola
War update on Russian retreat and supply lines
Continued from page reports describe weather hindering military moves and the need for army overhauls after a brutal grind. Repairs to strained communications and railways are vital as Russian forces extend lines across hundreds of miles, matching rapid advances with logistical feats.
Cubs seek new manager as Jimmy Wilson resigns
Chicago Cubs owner Phil Wrigley and GM James Gallagher accepted the resignation of Jimmy Wilson, a 20 year NL player coach, after a nine game skid. Wilson, 43, said he hopes his departure helps the club. Johnson becomes acting field manager while names like Casey Stengel and Muddy Ruel are discussed as potential permanent successors. Wilson framed his exit as a move to improve the team.
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Chicago Cubs
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Theub
Casey Steng
Boston Braves
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Bill Jurges
Giants
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Muddy” Ruel
Chicago White Sox
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St. Louis
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Red drive toward Lwow shifts focus to Poland and Balkans
The note describes a southeast Poland push toward Lwow as a direct route to central Europe, arguing rivalling momentum could open paths into Romania and threaten Hitler’s hold in the Balkans. It suggests a Soviet victory would bolster Stalin’s push for democratic upheaval in southeast Europe and Finland, plus a cooking tip to use cornmeal with meat patties.
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Notice to creditors and beneficiaries of Henrietta Sillman estate
Commissioner of Accounts W P Samples directs all persons with claims against the Henrietta Sillman estate to present them with vouchers in the Taylor County Bank Building Grafton West Virginia on or before November 6 1944 or be barred from estate benefits. Beneficiaries must attend salt day to protect their interests. Dated May 2 1944.
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Jockey Eddie Arcaro Dominates Pre Derby Talk
Louisville May 2 Eddie Arcaro a prominent Derby figure as seven contenders enter Churchill Downs Derby trial with Stir Up Saturday and Broad Grin Broadcloth as favorites. Arcaro rides Stir Up while veteran jockeys Adams and Arcaro chase third Derby wins, aiming for a repeat of past Derby glory.
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Dies Committee Subpoenas CIC Leader Hillman Records
A Dies committee investigator at Atlantic City subpoenaed Sidney Hillman head of the CIO group to submit financial records by May 8. Hillman had earlier said such a demand would be refused.
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Hillman
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Unclear text fragment hints at political critique and tax history
The readable fragments reference challenging congressional power, a cooking tip about rinsing a pan before heating milk, and a note that Virginia instituted the earliest state income tax in 2.
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