Patty Berg Starts Golf Comeback
Patty Berg begins a return to tournament golf after an 18 month layoff. She carded 37-39-76 for the Women's Western Open, firing three birdies and steady pars despite a knee injury. Other contenders include Elizabeth Hicks, Phyllis Otte, Margaret Gunther, Dorothy Wiray, May Agnon Wall and Mrs G B HM, seeking spots in the qualifying rounds.
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Boxing results flood night across multiple cities
Fights last night featured numerous bouts with fighters such as Washington Wilcome and Lew Fonbury earning wins in Washington and Newark. Joe Carton and Van McNulty posted results in alternate venues, while Johnny Shkor and Angelo Cullira claimed notable victories in Baltimore and New Orleans respectively.
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Count Fleet Not Run in New York Jone 28
The three year old Triple Crown winner Count Fleet was declared out of the Belmont in Astoria by owner John Hertz of Chicago. Hertz, attending races, said Count Fleet appeared perfectly sound and a decision was made not to run in New York on June 28.
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Dodgers shortstop Elopery shines in semi pro tourney notes
Roundup covers Barkley and other players in the National Semi-pro Tournament, noting Jobo Barkley’s prime form with Dodgers credentials, Young Kid McCoy’s challenge, and Rambling remarks on Napoleon and umpire disputes. Also mentions golf champion Ren Shell’s hand injury and racing star Whirl.
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Supateur Golf
Yesterday's Stars Players Drive Pirates to Victory
Sewell held Reds to seven hits and drove in two runs with a triple while Eliott added a two run homer. Felony State legislatures of Colorado and Wisconsin adopted statewide retirement systems for municipal employees.
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Bob 'Alett
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Twilight Softball Tie Stains All-Stars and Independents
A near even softball clash Monday evening ended 9 to 3 in a tie between the Twilight All-Stars and the Independents. The All-Stars led 5-0 after two innings before the Independents answered with a five-run rally in the third. Hanielson homered for the All-Stars and Wallers homered for the Independents in a game that featured strong early offense and late offense suppression.
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Pierre Boisson Resigns French West Africa Post
Pierre Boisson resigns as governor general of French West Africa. The French Committee of National Liberation accepted his resignation. Report notes he was asked to stay until a successor could be appointed. Territory includes Senegal and neighboring colonies.
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Whirlaway Retired After Leg Injury Ends Racing
Whirlaway returns to Kentucky to retire at Calumet Farm near Lexington under owner Warren Wright and trainer Ben Jones. The 5 year old chestnut, once the sport’s top money winner, has not fully recovered from a left fetlock injury suffered in New Orleans and will breed next May.
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Delta Townspeople End Cherry Picker Strike Quietly
A sit down strike by 25 cherry pickers at Ralph Girling’s fruit firm near Delta was resolved by a town delegation led by Mayor George Bleveng and Chamber of Commerce president Leo Browington. The crowd convinced workers to return to work, with pay reportedly about two cents per pound.
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Pacific Coast League Scoreboard Scorer Missing Date
A fragment from a Pacific Coast League scoreboard item notes a scorer and a date placeholder. The readable bits point to standings or results without full details.
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Major League SP cadens across teams and players
Unclear OCR text lists several players and teams such as Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Chicago Pittaburgh St. Louis with scattered scores like 63 81 83 and mentions home runs. The fragmentary item appears to report baseball standings or headlines with no coherent event or outcome.
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Yeaverday
Playground Tourney Results Announced
Results from recent playground tournaments within the recreation program. Roy Satchel won the tennis event with Marvin Tanegekacc Oni and Charles Mein third. Ray Satchell topped table tennis 11 and older with Marvin Tallcock second and Nula Hellergan third. Roy Batehell led badminton with Charles Blgin second and Natalia Pierson Unind. Lynn R Miller won under 18 tennis. Lynn BM Jer won 20 and under checker with Richard Reynalda second. Cameron school winner Warter Aler ton in checker. Roger Faldy second, Alvin Steidennrle third. Participants included Meryle Higeagom, Arlene Seba, Carol Dickey, Frances Larkin, Helen Kiley, Dany Johnson, Wayne Lythgos, Wendell Lythgoe.
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FDR invites Gen Giraud to Washington in presidential move
President Roosevelt signaled approval of Eisenhower’s handling of the North Africa issue and invited General Henri Giraud to Washington when his military duties permit. The invitation, conveyed via military channels, aligns with Allied policy toward French leaders in Africa and underscores Gaullist rival General de Gaulle’s position. Giraud’s visit date remains unannounced, with stay likely until Allied operations in French Africa progress.
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Nation Faces Early Shortage Says Allen
Pittburgh June 25. Warning that the United States faced with a permanent oil shortage after another two years there are miraculously prompt developments to offset declining production. Robert B. Allen a Met ranking government oil expert assistant deputy petroleum administrator told the Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association that the nation would have enough motor fuel for essential needs but the prospective shortage would threaten huge wartime tests of airplanes.
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Whale steak market eyed as diet shift near
June 8 San Franeisco reports a rumor of whale steak entering western markets. Butcher notes and price authorities will decide if whale meat can compete with beef. Gribb, head of Maritime Industries, estimates 1b tone of meat per whale and a potential market of 150 whales daily if operations expand.
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John Gr
Newton Named Mine Director of Operations
Washington announces appointment of Carl Elurides Neyeton, 45, president of Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, as director of unit operations for the federal government. He heads the agency created to run coal production after government seizure on May 3 amid labor crisis.
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Selection of workers for dark film plants
A fragment discusses choosing employees for filmmaking facilities to work unseen in darkness, enabling production of modern high value films. It mentions special eye tests and night work as key for the industry during the period.
United Nations Approach Victory Promised to Japan
Lieut Gen Joseph A McNarney told the Senate Appropriations Committee that United Malians near final victory are approaching and that war will be brought to Japan in a most violent manner. He defended aggressive training and noted large allied forces in the Pacific turning Japanese advances into withdrawal toward home shores. A Navy communique and presidential approval of funding accompanied the disclosure of plans to intensify operations against Japanese installations.
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Mussolini Names Men to Prepare For Invasion
Mussolini lists 16 new provincial secretaries, many from the fascist inner circle, to organize Italy for a second invasion phase. The appointments include Sicily and Sardinia strategists, with several veterans tied to Il Duce’s squads and military honors. Carlo Scorza amplifies party control as a mobilization mood grows.
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Record bean crops drive rationing and exports to Allies
A 1912 crop boom for feist y beans is noted as beans peas and lentils join rationed foods. More than 717,000,500 pounds of dry beans were shipped to Allied nations in recent months amid wartime needs.
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