Which Horse Is The Better Pensive Or Twilight Tear
York May 18. Ben Jones declines to pick a winner in the Pensive vs Twilight Tear debate. The Calumet Farm trainer comments after Twilight Tear’s Acorn win and Pimlico Oaks showing the discussion continues among New Yorkers and racing fans. Pensive leads money earnings with 139,475 to Twilight Tear’s 34,780, and Pensive has the stronger yearling and two year old totals.
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Orlo
Robertson York
Pirces
Pensive
Twilight ‘Tear
Ben Jones
Missouri
Ben
Warren Wright
Calumet Farm
Belmont Park
Jem
Althuigh
Jones
Belmont
Twilight
Tids
Penalye
Aerial Photos From 30 000 To 40 000 Feet
The ninth airforce uses high altitude reconnaissance to capture decisive images. Lt. Col. Hibbert notes photos can be taken from 40 000 feet down to the shadowed ground, with lower altitude shots saving lives. Reed, a former fighter pilot, emphasizes speed and accuracy in gathering 180 pictures per plane. The eight wing can produce 49 000 prints daily, with pilots specially trained for military photo recon.
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R. B. Hibbert
Ronceverte
Reed
Phillip Cochran
Rotary
lAimericah
Eighth
Eighth Reconnaissance Wing
Col. Elliste Roosevelt
Mil
Labor row stalls action on votes in South Carolina
Organized discussion continued as labor opposed representatives Starnes of Alabama and Costello of California faced defeats in recent primaries, prompting doubts about action. One labor opponent challenged legislation while the issue of negro voting arose as South Carolina's Democratic state convention rejected a request from progressive Ne...
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Starnes
Alabama
Costello
California
South Carolina
Baseball leaders listed by AP for National and American leagues
The Associated Press top stat leaders by league include Brooklyn players prominent in the National League with Walker leading in batting and runs, Schultz in home runs and RBIs, Bordagaray in runs, and Lanier of St. Louis pacing pitching. In the American League Tucker of Chicago leads batting, Stephens of St. Louis tops RBIs and runs, Torres of Washington leads in hits, Doerr and Moses pace doubles, and Hayes and Spence share home runs with Gutteridge stealing bases. Maltzberger of Chicago holds the pitching edge.
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Associated Press
National League
Walker
Brooklyn
Bordagaray
Schultz
Holmes
Boston
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Tucker
Chicago
Stephens
St. Louis
Torres
Washington
Doerr
Moses
Lindell
New York
Gutteridge
Hayes
Philadelphia
Spence
Maltzberger
Party Conventions Shape Delegates Across States
Reports from state party meetings show varying strategies as Democrats and Republicans select uninstructed or pledged delegates. South Carolina backed an un instructed slate while Arkansas adjourned without changing rules on Black voters. Vermont and Mississippi factions surfaced amid contests at Chicago, with Dewey support noted by some Republicans.
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Progressive Party
South Carolina
Vermont
Dewey
Mississippi
Chicago
Perry Howard
John W. Bricker
Ohio
District of Columbia
Orval Grove Quietly Ends Yankee Debt With Shutout Win
Orval Grove finally settled a year of frustration by blanking the New York Yankees 4-0, the White Sox pitcher’s first shutout of the season and a notable chapter in a long history of Sox-Yankees clashes. Jeff Heath powered a 2-for-4 day with a double, and Cris Hackett added a trio of hits as Chicago matched late-season headlines with another decisive effort. The day also featured Washington’s loss to Cleveland, Philadelphia’s rout by Detroit, and Cincinnati edging Philadelphia in a rain-shortened see-saw.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Orval Grove
Chicago
New York Yankees
Grove
New Yorkers
Joe Gordon
Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Buck Ross
Bill Dietrich
Washington
Cleveland
Jeff Heath
Cris Hackett
Roger Wolff
Bay Hall
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
Quaker City
Boston
St Louis Browns
Tex Hughson
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
George Metkovich
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Brooks
Pirates
Tommy O'Brie
Braves
Red Barrett
St. Louis Cardinals
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati
Phils
Joe Medwick
Danny Gardella
New York Giants
Overseas boxing tours and North Africa race notes
Overseas reports detail Sgt. Allen Lacombe organizing boxing tours from Cairo to Teheran with monthly 12-fight cards in the Persian Gulf Command and long rail travels for southern Iran bouts. New Guinea's only paper recalls local sports limits, while Lords hosts a July 20 Canada vs. United States cricket match. Frank Hartley from North Africa explains ticket confusion and the challenge of predicting race outcomes amid overseas betting.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Persian Gulf Command
Allen Lacombe
Cairo
Teheran
Iran
North Africa
Frank Hartley
The
Louisville Times
States
SOCK APPEAL By Jack Lords Continued from page 1
War correspondent Jack Lords details how American POWs in Germany faced extreme deprivation at Oflag 64. Col Thomas Drake led efforts to secure Red Cross aid as Allen describes daily rations of hot water, soup, potatoes, and scarce margarine. Red Cross parcels were crucial to survival amid seven months before clothes arrived.
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Associated Press
Allen
Way
Overseas Press Club
Germany
Red Cross
War plant arrestee resisted arrest and attacked guard
War plant figure Sarazzawski resisted arrest at Centura county sheriff says and struck Coast Guardsman Kenneth Sneathen with a pipe section. Sneathen compelled by injury and fellow guards to pin him down until aid arrived. He used aliases John J Semsky and Jack L Peterson with multiple burglary convictions. Arraigned on murder charge just before Mrs Berger's body was found. preliminary hearing set for May 23.
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Zawski
Howard Durley
Centura County
Coast
Missouri
Kansas
California
Sarazzawski
War Today column analyzes Myitkyina siege and Detroit strike
The piece notes Myitkyina as a key Japanese base in northern Burma and warns its fall would affect allied supply routes to India. It praises Detroit foremen for ending a strike quickly after General Arnold described it as a serious war setback, stressing national interest over workers' claims. It also cites Nazi radio lines about losses in Russia and western Europe.
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Myitkyina
Burma
Ledo
China
India
Detroit
H. H Arnold
Arnold
Kurt Dittmar
Russia
Europe
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Eastern War Time
Yesterday results saw New York 10 Chicago 5 Boston 5 St. Louis 1 Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 8 Brooklyn 5. Tonight Brooklyn visits Pittsburgh at 8 30 p m while New York meets Chicago at 4 p m and Philadelphia faces Cincinnati at 9 p m Boston travels to St Louis at 9 30 p m. Tomorrow NL games Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at St Louis. Chicago 4 New York 2 Detroit 2 Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 4 Washington 2 Chicago at New York 2 30 p m St Louis at Boston 3 p m Detroit at Philadelphia 3 15 p m Cleveland at Washington 8 30 p m Detroit at Washington night Cleveland at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Chicago at Boston
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Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Pittsburg
Boxing Results Tie Up The Jersey Cards In New Jersey
Boxers Freddie Russo from Rahway and Mike Bellotse from Elizabeth posted points and decisions in New Jersey bouts. Tomay Fusari from Newark knocked out Mickey Makar in Bayonne while Teddy Randolph stopped Reedy Evans in New York. An Empress Augusta bay report notes a discarded Japanese hospital with 250 heads found on Bougainville.
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Associated Press
Elizabeth
N. J
Freddie Russo
Rahway
Mike Bellotse
New York
Clint Miller
Pete Virgin
Garfield
Drew O
Jersey City
Tomay Fus
Ari
Newark
Mickey Makar
Bayonne
Teddy Randolph
Reedy Evans
Chimaes
Tuesa
Okla
Bougainville
Solomons
Empress Augusta Bay
Skaggs & Co
Allied planes hammer Wakde base in push toward Hollandia
TRAP TIGHTENED reports say Allied aircraft struck Wakde island air base near Hollandia as part of a broad neutralization campaign against the Schouten Islands. Two enemy interceptors and a bomber were shot down, and others operated about 250 miles northwest of Hollandia. The report notes severed supply lines and continued air operations.
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Alexishafen
Wakde Island
Japan
Hollandia
Schouten Islands
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