Cardinals wallop Reds 18 to 0 in one of baseball’s worst shutouts
St. Louis Cardinals crushed Cincinnati Reds 18 to 0 marking the most lopsided National League shutout in 38 years. Young Joe Nuxhall pitched two thirds of the ninth as the Reds used a 15 year old in relief, while Mort Cooper took the loss for Cincinnati.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
New York
St. Louis Browns
New York Giants
R. Oung
Mort Cooper
Reds
Innnings
Danny Litwhiler
George Fallon
Johnny Hopp
R. H. E. St. Louis
M. Cooper
W. Cooper
Lehrman
Heusser
Fausett
Nuxhall
Eisenhardt
Mueller
Just
Brooklyn Tigers Trade Halfbacks To the Redskins
The Brooklyn Tigers of the National Football League announce a trade sending halfbacks Merlyn Condit and Howard Callinan and tackle Joe Angerer to the Washington Redskins in exchange for backs Hare Courtney Red Driscolli and center George Smith. Hare is a four year Washington regular. Smith played at California and joined pro ranks in 1940. Driscoll, then with Richmond Colts, stars at Marshall College. Condit was a Carnegie Tech standout.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Tigers
Merlyn Condit
Howard Callinan
Joe Angerer
Washington Redskins
Hare
Courtney
Red” Driscolli
George Smith
Gonzaga University
Washington
Smith
University of California
Los Angeles Mustangs
Driscoll
Richmond Colts
70 Boys Pass Learn-to-Swim Finals At YMCA
Sixty to seventy boys completed all swimming requirements in the annual learn to swim finals at the YMCA pool. They received sealed certificates of merit from coach A J Simeon the YMCA physical director.
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Soach
A. J
Tony) Simeon
Crucial error costs Randleman chair game in 6-5 loss
In a 6 to 5 Industrial league tilt, Triangle beats Randleman Chair after a ninth inning miscue by Thomas delays a double play. Rickard and MacDonald scored the decisive runs as Dusty York and Haney held six hits.
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Furniture Baseballers
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Curt MacDonald
Thomas Lus
Neil Harris
W. L. Pet. Macwone Ce
Joe Byrd
Red Cap
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Byrd
Randleman
Huff
Chair Nine
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Bruce “Ghandi
Bill Broadway
Clyde Carden
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Tomlinson
Dusty York
Ponney
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Brown
Maney
Haney
Umptres
Hedrick
Delappe
Fighters Agree On Terms For Contest
New York June 10. Cleo Shans of Los Angeles and Ike Williams of Trenton New Jersey reached a 10 round bout agreement for June 23 at Madison Square Garden. Williams won a decision over Sammy Angott in Philadelphia last Wednesday night.
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Cleo Shans
Los Angeles
Ike Williams
Trenton
N. J
Madison Square Garden
Williams
Sammy Angott
Philadelphia
Betz And Segura Lead National Clay Court Seedings
Pauline Betz and Francisco Segura head the seedings for the 34th national clay court tournament opening at the Detroit tennis club. Betz is top seed among eight women, with Doris Hart No. 2. Segura tops the men’s list ahead of Billy Talbert. The event features 73 players from 11 states, including Detroit and Lansing participants, and runs through a week with first round byes for Betz and Segura.
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Los Angeles
Francisco
Pancho) Segura
Miami
Fla
Detroit Tennis Club
Miss Betz
Dorothy May Bundy
New York
Mary Arnold
Shirley Fry
Akron
Catharine ‘Wolf
Elkhart
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Miss Corbett
Constance Clifton
Segura
Talbert
Rex Norris
Lansing
Mich
Ray Gibson
Hobart Wrobbel
Hubert Manire
Richard Warner
Rembert Lewis
Salt Lake City
Miss Hart
Joanne Dunn
Des Moines
Edward Donovan
California
Florida
Georgia
Utah
Ohio
Missouri
Ilinois
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Three Service Nine Enter 1944 North Carolina Tourney
Greensboro ORD the 100th Division Fort Bragg and Cherry Point Marines join in the 1944 state semi pro baseball tournament set for June 30 and July 4 in Greensboro. The all servicemen event crowns the state armed forces champions with eight teams expected to compete and the Tech Hawks leading the league.
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Greensboro Ord
Fort Bragg
Cherry Point Marines
North Carolina
Renty
Camp Mackall
Tech Hawks
Marines
Greensboro Tech Hawks
Soldier requests new Carnegie Library card in exile
A Pittsburgh reader in the Aleutians sent his expiring Carnegie Library membership card with an air mail stamp for convenience and asked for a replacement.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Carnegie Library
The
Aleutians
War loan drive opening outlined for Texarkana
Texarkana will spearhead the opening of the Fifth War Loan drive Monday. Secretary Morgenthau told the city by telegram that 1944 war costs will exceed those of last year. He spoke after acknowledging Texarkana having surpassed its bond quota and noted a radio program with Orson Welles to inaugurate the campaign.
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Tex
Secretary of the Treasury
Hent Morgenthau, Jr
Morgenthau
Texas-Arkansas
Hot Springs
Arka
Hollywood
Son Welles
Japanese Women Snipers Reported on Bougainville
In Norristown Pennsylvania Marine Private Nelius V. N. West, 19, says Japanese women acted as snipers on Bougainville. Marines reportedly found snipers strapped in trees after landing, indicating the deception by the enemy.
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INS
Bougainville
Nelius V. N. West
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