Bad Luck Hits White Sox in Five-Hit Losses
Edgar Smith struggles as Chicago White Sox fall twice in five-hit games. Boudreau hits first homer and Indians win 4-2 while Cubs lose 4-1 to Reds. Mort Cooper shines for Cardinals in 4-2 win over Pirates. Giants edge Phillies 4-3 as Melton drives in run. Yankees split doubleheader with Phillies as Red Sox sweep Senators.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Kead Enduith
Lefty Bagi Smith
Chicago White Sox
Notton
Tou Boudreat
Indians
Smith
Boudreau
Infmichell
Jim Bagby
Sox
Chubby Dean
Cubs
Bill Lee
Cincinenall
Reds
Ray Stare
Lee
Starr
Sheame
Reds - Cubs
Great Lakes
Yost
Elbie Fletcher
Cooper
Rip Sewell
Anul Slaughter
Jim Brown
Boston Braves
Brenkly
Phils
Giants
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Yanks
Hank Borowy
Lefty Heyman Bay
A's
Champs
John Jalndell
Red Sox
Senators
Di Maggia Ties Record In Yankee Stadium Display
Crowd of 42,842 watches Joe Di Maggia in both halves at Yankee Stadium as he ties Willie Keeler's record by extending hitting safety streak to 44 games. Mention of past eras includes Connie Mack and Joe Louis era notes and Apache Tejo community context in New Mexico.
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Associated Press
Torbay
Joe di Maggia
Yankee Stadium
Willie Ned Keeler
Connie Mack
Boston
Tn Urpinity Ambulance
Philadelphia
Standings and Tuesday Night Results From Various Cities
A jumbled league update lists results and standings across cities including New Orleans, Little Rock, Knoxville, Atlanta, Nashville, Birmingham, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Washington, St. Louis, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, and Pittsburgh. Multiple games are marked as postponed or night indications with numerous misspellings and unclear scores. explicit team names and dates are scattered with inexact player mentions and notes on upcoming schedules. An additional note mentions Birmingham, Alabama, hosting the nation’s first victory breakfast and war bond sales reaching $1,952,000 with pledges continuing.
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New Orleans
Little Rock
Knoxville
Atlanta
Nashville
Chattinagga
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
New Yorke
Philadelphis
Brewer
RR. Harris
Gom
Brooklys
Pittsburgh
St. Trauls
Chietmati
Broullyn Chwilight
Glavery
Higbe
Chienge Ab Cincimnati
Af Posseau
Riddle
St. Louian
B. White
Heintzel
Birmingham
Ala
Wartime sports roundups and proposed schedule changes
A wartime sports column discusses major league planning and travel restrictions, favoring weekend play and home training to reduce travel. It notes proposals by Jack Zellar and Art Rooney, plus possible eastern western separation of schedules and twilight games. The piece surveys military team links, a Fort Dix baseball squad, and various athletic anecdotes including Sammy Snead’s remarks.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Jack Zaller
Zeller
Art Rooney
Yankees So Bad They Can't Catch a Train
Philadelphia July 1 AP report says the New York Yankees poor lately cannot even catch a train. In Chicago on Sunday Joe Gordon and Ralph Rolfe wandered to the wrong station and nearly missed their teammates before yesterday's game.
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Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Joe Gordon
Ralph
Dutch McCall Poised as Top Pitching Prospect in Nashville
Nashville southpaw Dutch McCall is rated by manager Larry Gilbert as the best young pitcher prospect seen in years. He relieved Don Pulford in the 61st inning allowing no runs, fanned seven, and secured an 8-5 win as Chattanooga scored early. Emile Lochbaum starred for Athinta with five hits in a Cracker win over Knoxville, 40-1.
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Associated Press
Dutch McCall
Nasvhille
Asit
Larry Gilbert
Jefthander
Chattanooga
Don Pulford
Emile Lochbaum
Louisiana Sellou!tender
Athinta
Crackers
Knoxville Smokies
Auunia
Nashville
Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
Lite Rock
Uoday
Matuak
Moran
Furbeville
Veverka
Tamulis
Atlanta
Corles
Knoxville
Chaletunoogar
eCulough
Kenepay
Giant Rookie to Be Jinxed in All-Star Game
Willard Marshall, a 21 year old rookie outfielder for the New York Giants, is set to play in the National League All Star Game at the Polo Grounds. The piece recounts past rookies who faced the All Star jinx, notes Marshall’s quick rise after minicamp discovery, and totals eight home runs and 41 RBIs before a shoulder injury briefly sidelined him.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Willard Marshall
Polo Grounds
Willard
Joe Glusts
Joe DiMaggio
Pete Reiser
Pete
Joe
DiMaggio
Boston
Jae
Reiser
Detroit
Brooklyn
Frank McCormick
Cincinnati
Marshall
Giants
Atlanta
Fiddler
Bill McGee
Aellow
World Briefs Roundup of Global Events June Reports
A June tally from German radio notes 886,000 fans aboard 150 ships sunk. Royal commemorations in London marked Canada’s confederation anniversary with King George, Queen Elizabeth, and Canadian troops. US citizens in Canadian service transfer to the US Army at 50 per day. Lord Portal named minister of works and planning for postwar reconstruction. In Tokyo, Japanese broadcasts claim Nicobar Islands occupied. Canadian-UK and Axis updates, volcano activity in Sicily, and Washington noting a noon commerce pause for war-bond sales. Obits for Louis C. Edgar and Basil Fericles Punas. Counts Martial in Prague and Brugy reportedly sentenced 16.
Boxing Cards Show City Bouts In New York
Fights last night featured Sonny Howe outpointing Jerry Fiorella in Brooklyn while Danny Kapitan edged Led Wright in another New York bout. Rubino drew with an unnamed opponent as the Brooklyn card concluded.
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Associated Press
New York
George
Sonny) Howe
Miles
Jerry Fiorella
Brooklyn
Danny Kapitan
Wright
Rubino
Drew
Braves Dodgers first win in 15 games sparked by Manny Satyo
Manny Satyo pitched three hit ball across six innings as Boston beat the Dodgers, ending a 15 game skid. Herman Besae and John Lindell delivered run production for the Athletics and Yankees, winning with strong relief and timely hitting. Jim Yabor and Tex Hughson fueled a Red Sox win over the Senators with three hits including a homer and four RBIs.
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Associated Press
Manny Satyo
Braves
Ces Jief
Boston
Dodgers
Herman Besae
Athletics
San
Prescott News Briefs From July Meetings
Prescott News items report July church sessions at the First Presbyterian Church at 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday and a W C T U gathering at Mrs J W Teeter's home at 3 30 p m on Thursday lasting into the evening. The notices name Helen Hesterly as the source and reference local residents and schedules.
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First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Teeter
Hem
Society Notes and Petit Jurors for Nevada County
Society pages list guests visiting Miss Jennie Mildred McRae in St. Charles Missouri and others visiting relatives across Arkansas and Arizona. A long roster of Petit Jurors for the July term of the Circuit Court of Nevada County is announced with township by township names and juror initials.
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Grace Gray
St. Charles
Missouri
Jennie Mildred McRae
Lindenwood , College
SL. Charles
Gertrude McRae
Yoxarkano
T. Cc, McRae Jr
Tom Nelson
Jiramie
Bishee
Arizone
Mattie Elilgwid
N- B. Nelsom
Morris Montgomery
Little Rock
Petit Jur
Ers
Circuit Court of
Nevada County
Alabama
C. W. Mee- Swain
Ernest May
Albany
E. M. Hart
Luther Armstrong
Henry Martin
Boughton
Grady Cox
John Renfro
Caney
H. W. Taylor
J. WH. Edwards
O. L. Echols
D. G. Cook
Emumet
M. Crumby
James M. Hudson
R. W. Wylie
Georgia
Jim Glass
T. B. Higginbotham
Jackson
V- Purifoy
J. H. Neighbors
Leake
N. J. Drake
J. St Franklin
Ralph Montgomery
Will Grimes
H. &. Dorris
Parker
Washingtons blackout chaos and firefly hoax tale recalls wartime nights
In Washington the blackout sparked by fear of light gave rise to mirthful chaos as a mass display of fireflies fooled Colonel Lemuel Bolles and locals. reports note police weighing an escort system to protect pedestrians, motorists fumbled with dimmed lights, and couples sought shelter indoors while the Reds, Cardinals and Giants stars shine in other games.
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Lemuel Bolles
Ocb
Marylind
Volga Boatman Becomes Boatwoman on Wartime Trip
Eddy Gilmore reports on life along the Volga during wartime from the Anatole Serov. He notes dawn scenes, women ferrying gear, and farewell tears as reservists head to the army. He visits Byzran and Saratov, describes resettlement, farming, and displacement of around 400,000 people since the war’s outbreak.
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Eddie Gilmore
Anatole Serov
Volga
Volgay
Kel
Kuibyshev
Russia
Byzran
Saratov
Britain
Pokrovsk
Dinglad
What You Lou With WAR BONDS Tractor Mule Exchange
A wartime notice promotes war bonds to fund mule and tractor replacements for the Army. It notes mules used by Field Artillery and Cavalry in rough terrain, with pack trains in mountains essential to operations. It urges investments of at least ten percent of income in War Bonds and credits stamps toward mules.
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U.S. Treasury
Bicycles and Dogs Back in Style in Clearwater
Clearwater residents who shifted to bicycles due to gasoline and tire rationing face a new hazard as dogs torment riders by snapping at ankles and nibbling tires, a rider notes. Authorities urge caution and dog control measures to ease the nuisance for cyclists.
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Clearwater
Fla
Viat
Germans Cheated of Both Men and Equipment
Report from Moscow on July 1 states German troops surrounding a 200-man artillery detachment were deprived of both prisoners and guns by a Red Army counterattack. A communiqué claimed a Sov breakthrough brought out the beleaguered unit with its equipment in darkness.
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Moscow
Germi
Sevapol
Red Army
Notice of Quiet Title Action in Hempstead County
United States seeks to condemn 18 046.27 acres in Hempstead County Arkansas in United States District Court Western District of Arkansas Texarkana Division. Defendants include C C Norwood et al minor heirs William Leon Ernest and Naomi Colley. Orders public notice for one month in Hope's Hofstar.
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Uni States
Western District
Arkansas
Texarkana
United States of America
Hempstead County
C. C. Norwood
J. Robe Jrocker
United States Department of Iee
Cou
United States of Amer
Congress
William Kelley
Leon Kelley
Flr Kelley
Ernest Kelley
Naomi Colley
W. M. Kelley
jJeceased
Defendan
Arkansi
Hempstead Cty
M- Kelleys
Swi
N.Y
United States of Ameriea
HOF. Star
Hope
Arkesay
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