League Leaders By the Associated Press National League Batting
The article lists top NL players by stat: Robinson Brooklyn leads batting with 69 hits and 47 RBIs, Reese Brooklyn 41 runs, and multiple sluggers from Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Detroit Boston Cleveland and New York also cited for runs hits doubles and other totals. Key names include Robinson Reese Joost Kell Williams Mitchell and Raschi Lopat Trucks Newhouser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Brooklyn
Kazak
St. Louis
Reese
Thomson
New_York
Waitkus
Philadelphia
Jones
Furillo
Smalley
Chicago
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Mustal
Branca
Bickford
Boston
Spahn
Zermal
Joost
Williams
Stephens
Wertz
Detroit
Kell
Chapman
Mitchell
Cleveland
Cell
Patteln
Yale
Phiadelphia
Willams
Hases
Dillinger
Raschi
New York
Lopat
Trucks
Newhouser
Hope Legion dominates North Heights 14 to 0 in one-sided win
The Hope Legion baseball team extended its unbeaten run by routing North Heights 14 to 0. Charles Gough pitched a one hit game with one walk and Bobby Ellen covered with no errors after McClendon left with a bruised finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Legion
North Heights
Bradley Earlien
Guain
Charles Gough
Legion
Bbe McClendon
Bobby Ellen
Bradley
Murfreesboro Jat Fair Park
Churchill and Laval Clash in Wartime Memoir Clash
Jessee de Chambrun, Laval’s daughter, denounces Churchill in a Washington pamphlet excerpt. She argues Laval acted from France’s interests, while Churchill’s actions and reminiscences shaped postwar views, with recalls of Lloyd George and British aid used to flatter and influence American youth and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hogkn
Tnuman
Washington
Helix Morley
Frank Hanighen
Jessee de Chambrun
Pierre Laval
Winston Churchill
Lloyd George
Churchill
John Bull
Randolph
Winthton
Duke and Duteneth
Windthor
New York
Crandees
United States
Britain
Hitler
Hearst
Henry Ford
Josee de Chambrun
Laval
Rene
LaFayette
France
Josea
Great Britain
Paris
Vichy
Petain
Frances
Stalin
Thorez
Europe
Germany
Radio Schedule and World News Commentary Fragment
A dense radio timetable lists programs from Roy Stevens' Orchestra to The Gospel Hour across Saturday and Sunday, with interleaved news and church services. A later extract criticizes Allied leaders Churchill and Roosevelt for concessions to communism, recounting historical examples and wartime alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stevens
Mel Allen
Hawaii
Chicago Theater of Air
Albert L Warner
Charles Keaton
Allen B. Harper
Mutual
Carle
Saenger
Jimmy Powers
Nick Carter
Johnny Desmond Shaw
Jimmie Fidler
Johnny Tong
Don Wright
William Hillman
Nevada
Prescott
Cecil Brown
Ladice Music and Society
Storrm
Kate Smith
Lanny Ross
Gabriel Heatter
John Daniel
Lang Worth
Nevada County
Milady
Bob Poole
Sardi's
U.S. Navy
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Peter Salem
Bill Henry
Baseball Game at Taylor Sunday Not to Be Broadcast
EXAR will not broadcast the Hope Legion Taylor baseball game at Taylor Sunday after noon. Manager L B Tooley announced there are no broadcast facilities at Taylor and local efforts with a station and Southwestern Bell Telephone to arrange a line failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
EXAR
Hope Legion-Taylor
L. B. Tooley
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Penn State football outlook tied to California recruits
Freshmen footballers were sent to California Pa State Teachers College last fall as Joe Bedenk begins his first season as head coach. Spring practice focused on second and third stringers. about 16 were cut. The team faces Villanova and Army in opening games, with reserves needed for a stronger season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Penn State
Nittany Lions
California
State Teachers College
Joe Bedenk
Joe
Villanoave
Army
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Include Pair of AL Games
American League results feature Philadelphia at St Louis and New York at Cleveland with yesterday’s Chicago 4 Boston 2 and New York 3 Cleveland 2. Other schedules list Cincinnati at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at New York while St Louis visits Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Little Rock
New Orleans
Birmingham
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Memphis
Mobile
Syracuse
Buffalo
Toronto
Baltimore
Montreal
Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Houston
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Tulsa
San Antonio
Dallas
Beaumont
Detroit
Washington
Aléa
Apg
Austin
Pet
Texarkana
Wichita Falls
Aca
Greenville 2A
Gainesville
Sherman-Dennison
Temple
Southern Association Pvt
Cubs Change Managers as Grimm Quits Front Office
Charlie Grimm resigns as Chicago Cubs manager to join the front office. Frankie Frisch, coach of the New York Giants, receives a three year contract to replace him. Budapest advances to Davis Cup semifinals by ousting Switzerland, while Chile and Italy split the first two quarterfinal matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charlie Grimm
Chicago ‘Cubs
Frankie Frisch
New York Giants
Budapest
Hungary
Switzerland
Turin
Italy
Chile
Radio Schedule Highlights New York June 10 Radio lineup across networks
Saturday night listings feature NBC CBS and ABC programs including Vic Damone Gene Autry Tales of Adventure Famous Jury Trials and Hay Loft Hoedown. Sunday forum shows on MBS CBS and NBC cover international events and public policy with Quiz Kids and Garry Moore among other names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NBC
Vic Damone
Holly Wood
Judy Canova
Dennis Day
CBS
Vaughn Monroe
Gene Autry
Philip Marlowe
ABC
Chicago
MBS
China
Truman
NDC
Martin and
Lewis
Phil Harris
Alice
Dov Rockwell
Fred Allen
Garry Moore
Horace Heidt
CBS5
Pierce
CBS Symphony Orchestra
Green Lama
Ozzie
Abner
U. S. Navy
Jordan
Michael O'Duffy
Mr. Fixit
Nick Carter
T' Mediati
Don Weight
Boxing Fights Report From Night Across Cities
Fights last night featured Cainf from Hollywood knocking out Freddie Sennit in Seattle. Mario Tribe outpointed Zeke Lucero in Monterey while Billy Sheridan stopped Joey Martin in Boston. City venues included San Francisco and New London with various weights and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cainf
Bill Petersen
Seattle
Freddie Sennit
Akron
San Francisco
Mario Tribe
Monterey
Mexico
Zeke Lucero
New London
Conn
Billy Sheridan
Boston
John‘py Martin
Philadelphia
Horl ntal 4 Depicted Musical Instrument Puzzle
Word puzzle from a historical page with clues for horizontal and vertical entries. Includes definitions for items like a musical instrument and various short words. puzzle layout and answer list implied by numbered clues across and down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic Gulf
Charles Lamb
Belmont Stakes field lines up for 1949 edition
Eight contenders with Derby and Preakness ties enter the 61st Belmont Stakes at New York on June 11. The $91,500 race over a mile and a half draws a 60,000 crowd as Calumet Farm’s Ponder seeks another Derby-like finish, Palestianian eyes victory, Capot faces the distance test, and several longshots spark hopes of a mud miracle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Calumet Farm
Ponder
Isidore Biber
Greentree Stable
Capot
Joseph EK. Widenever
Fighting Phils Rise As Darkhorse Of National League
The Fighting Phillies surge past the New York Giants into the first division, three games back of Brooklyn. Kenny Heintzelman earned a 3-2 win over St Louis as Philadelphia notches its fourth straight victory and seventh in eight. Gran Hamner fueled the offense with four hits, scoring twice, while the Dodgers beat Cincinnati 10-5 and the Braves crushed Chicago 12-2. Spahn pitched six solid innings for the Cubs before falling to the Braves, and Werle, Raschi, and Westlake fueled late-season momentum as key teams press the pennant race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publicizor
Rodger Nelson
Fort Wayne
Ind
Phillies
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Kenny Heintzelman
St. Louis Cardinals
Phils
Ron
Heintzelman
Birds
Dodgers
Boston
Cincinnati
Braves
Chicago
Gran Hamner
al Brazle
Brazle
Carl Furillo
Joe Hatten
Jimmy Bloodworth
Hazen
Warren Spahn
Cubs
Bob Rush
Perky Lade
Spahn
Bill Werle
Pittsburgh
Giants
Wally Westlake
Ralph Kiner
Larry Jansen
Vic Raschi
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Raschi
Yanks
Gene
Chips Down in the 49th National Open Chicago
Balding Al Broseth leads the 49th National Open after 36 holes at Medinah No 3 with a 141. A crowded field narrowed from 142 to 61 as Cary Middlecoff and Buck White vie for the midpack, while veterans Nelson Sarazen and Nelson fail to break 150, leaving a pack within five strokes of the pace with several champions already out of contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tune
al Broseth
David
Goliaths
Garden City
N. Y
Brosch
Buck White
Greenwood
Miss
Cary Middlecoff
Middlecoff
White
Listepning
Claude Harmon
Clayton Heather
Les Kennedy
Pawtucket
R. 1
Pete Cooper
Ponte Verda Beach
Fla
Ellsworth Vines
Bobby Locke
Bob Harris
Ralph Guldahl
Bobby Cruckshank
Johnny Palmser
Jack Isaacs
Langley Air ‘Base
Sammy Snead
Lew Worsham
Jimmy Thomson
Freddie Haas
Skee Riegel
Horton Smith
Jim ‘Turacea
Bearden Retires with Early Inning Spark in World Series Context
In 1946 World Series action Bearden exits after first inning. A Clyde Rizzuto double and Berra single ignite the Mets? No. Raschi falters late as Tribe rallies to 67,031 at Cleveland. Tucker walk Doby triple Gordon single yield two runs. Boudreau grounded to Colemen to end. Red Sox blown out by White Sox 3 to 1. Gumpert scatters nine as Williams drives in two. rain halts A's vs Browns. Early bread from acorns noted.
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Lou Boudreau
Jerry Coleman
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Randy Gumpert
Ted Williams
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Detroit
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South Walnut
I. Hope, Ark
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Washburn
H. Jones
Rue
W. Hosmer
Moch
Sunt
M. Gauis
Eat
Olrien Ot Hope
Akos
Eat Saris
Associated Press
Ente Enterprise Diptién
Iin Hemph ’ Heward
Miller
Bailler, Inc
Yensespia
Now York Ciy Bae
Ory
Oxley’s Court
Highway Hope
Ark
W. C. Peonger
Ervices
Houston Electric Co
Alice ‘Walters
Katle Altom
Cobb -Mattress
Bbs Washington
Delton Houshone
Earl Whitley
W. J. Cox
Cullen
Pres
England
Wwtton
D & PG
Coker
McDevith
E. Cook
W. Ave
Choice New Bampshire
Arthur Gray
Ozan
Ae Nee
Mabel Schultz
E. Tith St
Riley Cooper Texarkans
Texas
Texas ‘Ave
Davis Furniture & Mattress Co
N. Hazel
Harry S. SullIvan
N. Elm Street
Eastman Kodak
Jack
Rufus Martin
Patmos, Ark
Wentbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Hoosevelt
West
Lenin
Kerensky
Roosevelt
Fullerton
Hugh
Red Hogan
Kansas U
Oklahoma A
Wake Forest
Charlotte
Bert Shepard
Waterbury, Conn
Polo Grounds
Tigers
Yankees
Leach
SPNGL
The
Linda Watkins
Belmont Stake
Fighting Phils
Darkhorse
Jaik Hand
Fighting Phillies
McRaelaptement Company
Sea
Aurea
Jacobsen
Seedan
Wydur Farm
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