Junior League Slugs Nationals Into 3-1 Defeat
The American League defeated the National League 3-1 at the Polo Grounds in wartime blackout. Lou Boudreau homered off Mort Cooper to start the scoring, Rudy York added a later homer, and Spud Chandler and Kizzy Benton held the Nationals to six hits as Mickey Owen homered for the NL.
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New York
Han
Polo Grounds
Ance
Srnie Lombardi
National
Jenpuers
New York City
Nationals
Cleveland Cor
Toni
Tiumphan
Qhir
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Mort Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
Boudreau
Cooper
Ted Williams
Detroit
Goudreau
Lea Durocher
Claude Passeau
Mickey Owen
Brooklyn
Benton
Chandler
Ben
York
Boudreat
Durocher
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reda
Passeau
Tyo Mowles
Joe Dinowiggio
Vassen
Dimaggio
Bucky Willer
Reds
Ken Keltner
Cleveland Indians
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Finnish runner sets world mark in two mile race
Unclear report notes Tuista Maki of Finland clocking two miles in 8:53.2 seeking world record amid baseball and league bidding references. Mentions Lou Dehrig and Dizzy Dean and a Washington, D.C. final score with a five year span.
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Moss
Boxing and boxing results from various cities reported
Fights last night included Willie Boyce defeating Harvey Dubs in Windsor and Luther White outpointing Jimmy Hatcher in Baltimore, with other results from Gary Newark Pittsburgh Detroit and Washington listed alongside a note about Canada’s sole North American shipbuilding yard.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Willie Boyce
Gary
Ind
Harvey Dubs
Windsor
Ont
Baltimore
Luther
Slugger) White
Jimmy Hatcher
Lake City
Newark
al Hurt
Washington, D. C
Hdldie Blum
New York
Pittsburgh
Muse Brown
Behnical Knuelsout
Frank Zumains
Detroit
Stars and managers shine in All Star show and week of sports
Roundup notes Lou Boudreau among standouts for the Service All Stars with praise from Leo Durocher and Joe McCarthy in a busy postgame scene. Bill McKechnie dodges autograph seekers as hitters thrill the crowd while Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio draw cheers. Bud Rennie to star in guest format for Yale coach talks. California trims summer plans. service teachers join Texas high school coaching talks. Boxers tour Fort Monmouth with proceeds aiding athletic funds.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Lou Boudreau
Indiana
Leo Durocher
Leo
Conn
Billy
Fort Monmouth
No J
Johnny Mize Sets Pace In National League Batting
New York July 7 AP Johnny Mize Giants first baseman rose from tenth to sixth in the National League race despite a shoulder tendon problem. He hit above .300, at .301, and kept his home run pace. Ted Williams led the American League with a .348 average, displacing Joe Gordon and Bobby Doerr, while Pete Keister led the NL with .461 and Joe Medwick followed at .344.
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New York
Loague
Johnny Mize
New York Giant
Mize
Ted Williams
Boston Red
Brooklyn
Joe
Museles
Medwick
Service Men Play Today
An enormous crowd is expected at Cleveland Municipal Stadium for the Service Men Play Today charity game benefiting Army and Navy relief funds. Uncle Sam’s soldiers and sailors vs American League stars, led by Joseph McCarthy, with Bobby Feller or John Dunes Rigney starting, and Jim Bagby as the initial pitcher. Ticket sales topped 45 000 with forecasts of 75 000 to 80 000 dollars raised.
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Charles Dunkley
Cleveland
Masive Municipal
Army and Navy
Uncle Sam's
Soldiers and Sailors
Lieut
Gordon
Mikey" Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Jim Bagby
McCarthy
Bagby
Cochrane
Felter
Rigney
Rocks Lead Southern Association Race In Tight Tilt
The Southern Association races enter the last-half stretch with Atlanta Nashville Memphis Birmingham New Orleans still closely bunched and Little Rock ahead. Atlanta barely held second after a 2-8 loss to New Orleans while Birmingham closed to a game of first division. Nashville Memphis and Knoxville idle. three doubleheaders planned tonight with Memphis vs Nashville and New Orleans vs Atlanta plus Birmingham vs Chattanooga. Lou Bevil of Chattanooga to face league leaders at Little Rock Thursday. Lew Carpenter ousted from all star squad.
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Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Nashvile
Lou Bevil
Allstar
Travelers
Lew Carpenter
Begis
Pep Rambert
Herb Anderson
Jimmy Sanders
Montgomery Faces Angott in Non-Title Clash at Shibe Park
Bob Montgomery, once hailed as lightweight champion, squares off with Sammy Angott in a 12 round non title bout at Shibe Park tonight. The Philadelphia card, expected near 20 000 in attendance, could total about 40000 dollars in purses. Montgomery seeks a win to reclaim prestige after recent defeats by Angott in New York and at Shibe Park.
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Philadelphia
Bob Montgomery
Sammy Angott
Washington
Montgomery
Angott
New York
Garrett Memorial Meet Underway at Garrett Memorial Baptist
The Rock of Ages series continues at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church on North Ferguson with the sermon Let Me Hide scheduled for Tuesday night. Services start at 8 pm and run each night through the week. the public is invited.
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Garrett Memorial Baptist
North Ferguson
Tiger Cub from Beaumont Stars in Night Game
Beaumont, Texas AP reports Detroit Tigers outfield prospect Wakefield, a Beaumont native, homered three times and hit two doubles while driving in six runs in a recent night game, contributing to a strong showing for the prospects.
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Beaumont
Tex
Id Wakefield
Detroit Tigers
Standings and results from Southern Association Monday
Monday results show Birmingham 11 Chattanooga 2 and New Orleans 8 Atlanta 2 with Memphis at Nashville listed as played later. Tuesday schedule includes Little Rock at Knoxville Birmingham at Chattanooga Memphis at Nashville and New Orleans at Atlanta. All-star games set for New York and Cleveland with Monday results in New York.
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Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Little Rock
Knoxville
New York
Cleveland
Oil and Gas Filings in Nevada County Records
Oil and Gas Filings in Nevada County dated July 6 list transfers and leases involving Carter Oil Co Berry Asphalt Co Henry Hirsch Danciger Oil and Refining Mid-Continent Petroleum P J Drake and others. Entries cite sec township range locations and filing or recording dates in 1942.
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Nevada County
Helen Hesterly
Carter Oil Co
Berry Asphalt Co
O. & G. Lease
David
B. B. McAleer
Elux
M. F. Wilver
NW Jr
Henry Hirsch
Danciger Oil and Refining Co
T. H. Zuber
P. J. Drake
Rge
Stars and Stripes AEF editors run wartime NI newspaper
In a two room Longacre Street office soldiers publish a profit free American style paper for US troops in Great Britain. The Stars and Stripes in Northern Ireland mirrors the WWI model with a million dollar staff funded by news agencies and soldiers.
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Longacre St
the Stars and Stripes
United States
Great Britain
London
Paris
Stars and Stripes
General
Pershing
War Department
AEF
United States Treasury
British Isles
Army
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Sec
Ben F. Price
Des Moines
Northern Ireland
Tech
G. K. Hadenfield
Iowa City
Iowa
Russell Jones
St. Paul
Government to cancel some plant contracts and shift grain ethanol plans
Washington briefs report Senator Gillette Dio proposed canceling selected petroleum based rubber plant contracts and building grain ethanol facilities instead. Navy and War Production Board officials cited copper and other resources as restricting new grain alcohol plants, amid overall retrenchment and reduced appropriations.
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Associated Press
Gillette Dio
Gillette
Donald M. Nelson
War Productin Board
Library Notes Highlight June at Fulton Bratch Library
Fulton Muth draws interest as June activities include a children s story hour with attendance of 50. Library circulated 564 books and other materials. Greenland and Antarella noted as only territories without legally established time. Fewer than half the states regulate child labor in street trades.
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Fulton Muth
Fulton Bratch
Greenland
Antarella
Cliffside Field Near Amarillo Rich in Helium
The Cliffside field near Amarillo, Texas, is estimated to contain more than 2 billion cubic feet of helium.
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Cliffside
Amarillo
Texas
Lemley Hears Court Monday in Hope City Hall
Municipal court proceedings led by J. W. K. Lemley at Hope city hall list multiple defendants and bonds for traffic violations. cases include speeding, driving without license, no tail light, drunkenness, and assault. Several pleas of guilty, fines from fifth to tens of dollars, and bonds forfeited or set for grand jury or preliminary hearings.
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Hope City Hall
J. W. K. Lemley
City Dockett, Ferguson
William Warren
Jack McCorkie
Porfelt
E. E. Byrd
Merritt Copeland
A. Hairston
Love
W. Ellis
G. A. Erwin
Jenee Blackwood
Robert Singleton
McNab
Riley Vickers
Charles Thoms
J. T. Jones
James Bu
Robert Williams
Ira Williams
John Perry
Nichols
Virgie McNatt
Elmer Ky Osteen
Williams
E. Walker
Souter
Melvin Jones
Utah
Joe Force
Frank Cannon
Jes Atkins
James Lindsey
Oth Peace
Lee Moss
Alex
Burns Hazel Williams
David Stuart
Letti iMae Clark
H. P. Cannon, Jr
Earl Smith
James Stultz
W. T. Hudson
Co. C. Breedon
Ruby Martin
Charlie Powell
Residents spend Fourth with kin across Arkansas
Local families and relatives from Little Rock Conway Hot Springs and Tyler gathered for Fourth of July visits. Miss Betty Stevenson and Janelle McCaskill joined family groups, while James Hood and families from Hope and Tyler traveled to hometowns for the holiday.
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Johnne Ball
Hildyad
Rowland
Grace Wortha
Little Rock
Boyce Rinehvis
Janelle
Shire
Gien Eley
Little Rock Tay
Bill Hood
Houston
Texas
Morris Rhea
Jean Shuffield
San Diego Calif
Horace Curti
Jefferson Barracks
Henry Curtis
J. O. Harris Anols
Stu Feart
Betty Stevenson
Springdale
C.A
Hot Springs
James Hood
Busines School
Tyler
Texa
David Frith
Hope
Dora Worth
J. S. Moses Vis
Conway
Evelyn Rhodes
Thels
Ima Fee
J.” Rhodes
Lillian Ball
Elly Rinehart
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The
Canadian National
North America
Warocher
Joe McCarthy
Ted
Moo Bad Boy
Bud Rennie
New York Herald Tribunes
Ralfe
Yale
University of California
Pat Williams
Boston
Doerr
Pesky
Mening
Cleve
Bly
Lombardi
Bostery
Musial
St. Louis
Lamunne
Cla
Walker
Marshall
Cin
Nicholson
Chi
Imo
BY William Ferguson
Cancago
Tokyo
Sam Aramesco
NEA Service, Inc
John Saaith
America
A. L. Johnson
Osden, Utah
Rocks
Southern
Garrett
Southern Association
L Pei
Athanta
W. L. New York
Boston Gane
W. Il
Cincinnati
Peete
By Galbraith
Ryice
Noland Norgaard
Wide
Nebraska
Graham MacNamee
Joe Weber
Stars and Stripe
Stars and ‘Stripes
Inet
Britain
E. M. Llewellyn
London Daily Mail
Mark T. Martin, Jr
Washington Briefs
National Youth Administration
Robert H. Hinnckley
White House
Hinckley
Sperry Gyroscope Corporation
Paul Vy. MC Nutt
War Manpower Commissio
China
Stimson
Knox
Navy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Roosvelt
Eisenhower
Dennison
Abilene
Kas
Ralph Irvine Sasse
West Point
Armored Force Replacement Training Center
Fort Knox, Ky
Uncle Sam
War Production Board
Library Notes
Lemley
Prince Albert
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