Sailors Beat Loop Leaders In Great Lakes Clash
The Sailors, atop the Great Lakes league, defeated St Laws 8 to 2 to extend their lead and mark their 13th straight win. Former major league players starred as two Brownie pitchers were hammered, and ex-Detroit pitcher Virgin Trucks fanned five. Milwaukee next on schedule in the ten-team circuit.
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Fire
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Central and Jaycees Win Softball Doubleheader
Central defeats Cameron playground 20 to 6 in the morning game as pitcher Davie allowed one hit and fanned 11. Jaycees topple Davis team 18 to 11 in the night game with a first inning flurry including a Widdows homer and Moorapul Snavely three base hits.
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Cameron Playground
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Butt
Tahere
Sisson
Bott Central
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Jnycees
Widdows
Moorapul
Moore
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Porter
Lazers
Armstrong Beats Al Davis in Madison Square Garden
Henry Armstrong defeated Al Davis by technical knockout in the second round at Madison Square Garden. Davis was knocked down twice in the first round and again in the second, with Arm strong delivering the stoppage.
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Henry Armstrong
al Davis
Associated Press
New York
al Bunny Davis
Madison Square Garden
National League scoreboard reads mixed results across teams
The scoreboard lists Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, New York, Boston and Philadelphia with varied run totals against opponents, featuring names such as Dutcher, De La Cruz, Mueller, Gregg, Branca, Owens, and Mast. American League shows Philadelphia, Boston, and Cleveland in narrow margins, with Trout, Swift, and Rosar among noted players. A note on Pacific Coast League schedules and a late historical aside on ancient Alaska closes the tally.
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Feldman
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Philadelphia
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Tobin
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KR. Barrell
Rattensterger
Finley
Antrip
Hayes
Mughean
Conroy
Darrott
Cleve
Trout
Swift
Richard
Reynolds
Kleinman
Merring
Rosar
Washington
Olex
BO Tage
Turner
Hamsley
Hoefser
Ferrell
Sports Roundup From New York June 1 1947 Museum Items and Notes
National museum of baseball adds a Roy Smith cap from Guam and an artificial hand used in play by Hy Lovanine. Marine Truitt found Paul Waner bat in Namur crater and donated it to the drive. Bertha Hanover dies. 1930 winner, 1987 winner Shirley Tan over. Kentucky Derby contender Winaturlough named for foal’s name. Georgia freshmen head shaving halted by coach Wally Butts. Yanks bomb Japan with super planes headline.
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New York
National Museum of Baseball
Cooperm Town
N.Y
Roy Smith
Guam
Navy
Artificia
Hy L.ilyanine
Paul ‘Waner
Marine Corp
Chacle
Truitt
Wilmington
Del
Namur Laland
Ceven
Nivs
Bertha
Clissle
Hanover
Shirley Tanover
Petroile
Fargo- Express
Winaturlough
Tut
Pleo Ninnia Byrny
Syracuse
Syns Howe
Georgia
Wally Butts
Kansas City Beats Cardinals in Exhibition Game
Kansas City outhits St. Louis in a 4 to 0 exhibition win at Ruppert Stadium before 7,033 fans. The report notes a sparse crowd and a routine victory with minor details about brick painting advice interjected in the text.
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Red Birds
Ruppert Stadium
Major League Leaders Snapshot From Early Almanac
Major League Leaders show Tucker of Chicago with 38 percent runs batted in and Spence of Washington with 34. Cullenns of Cleveland has eight home runs while Walker of Brooklyn hits .405 and Weintraub of New York drives 48 RBIs. Munger of St. Louis leads pitching with a 7 1 record.
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Chicago
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Washington
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Cleveland
Ruba
Boston
Walker
Brooklyn
Weintraub
New York
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Munger
St. Louis
Admitted and Dismissed at Weld County Hospital
The Weld County hospital lists admissions on June 16 including Martin Mugens Noo Raule Box 474 Mary Simm ons Strubel apartment 22 Amos Hull Route 25 Box 44 AA LaSalle Mrs Leope Haynes 428 Ninth street Florence Gomez Lay Salle Mrs Lester Barry Hereford and others Dismissals include Mrs Gonzalo wares Route 4 Box 221 Mrs Ghrartes Grayum and daughter 1100 Seventh avenue Cornelius Haynes 903 Sixth street Zella Rose Turner Edng Fein Turner 2439 Fifth street Frances Reed 1618 Seventh avenue and related entries.
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Raule
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Strubel
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LaSalle
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Lay Salle
Lester Barry
Hereford
Gonzalo Wares
Ghrartes Grayum
Seventh Avenue
Bundy Beats Pauline Betz in national clay court upset
Associated Press reports Bundy defeats Pauline Betz 7 5 6 3 to upset at the national clay court championship. Francisco Segura and Billy Talbert advance, each routing opponents to reach semifinals and next matches. Tax Office Open During Moon Hours notes moon hour extension.
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Spolata
Associated Press
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Alica
Forest Hills
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Francisco Pancho
Segura
Coral Gables
Billy Talbert
Indian One
Jack Mew Manis
Los Angeles
Pfc
Rex Norris
Tansing
Mich
Buckley Field
Cole
Bate Rothberg
Bay City
Talbert
Hubert Manire
Detroit
Ralph Dilley
Cleveland
Wendell Chapin
the Internal Revenue-Eergies
Local Births Reported in Weld County Hospital Entries
Word of several newborns reaches town, including Gary Dean Niblack, born to Mr and Mrs M G Niblack formerly of Carr, and Jean Lovett Johnson a daughter weighing eight pounds born to Lt and Mrs Gordon H Johnson at Weld County Hospital on June 14. Mrs Johnson is Katharyn Lee, previously of Camfield Court No 17.
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Aventh
Weld County Hospital
Horn
Harold T. KG
Camfield Court No
the Weld County Hospital
M.G. Niblack
Carr
Gary Dean
Gordon’ H. Johnson
the Weld
County’ Hospital
Jean Lovett
Evaporation and air moisture tips for homes
A reader notes that water evaporation from a small kettle, a pen of misting, and natural plant evaporation help keep home air moist. Advice covers air circulation, drafts, and occasional fresh air exchange in insulated houses. Charles Lee, Eleventh Avenue, St. Johnson, Hawaii deployment.
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Eleventh Avenue
St. Johnson
Naysi Seapees
Hawaii
Attorney General rejects probe of CIO PAC bid
Washington June 16 Attorney General Biddie refused Rep Smiths demand for a grand jury investigation of the CIO political action committee saying he found no evidence of federal law violations after reviewing files submitted two months ago He said they did not reveal or provide further information The report mentions the Cape Verde Islands consul of 10 islands and five islets.
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CIO
Washington
Biddie
Rep. Smith
D-Va
Political Action Committee
Smith
Cape Verde Islands
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