Stalemate Likely as Axis Faces War Fatigue
DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes Axis strain after Tunisia setbacks. Hitler moans over Russia war and Allied bombing while Franco looks for peace. Spain’s neutrality complicates Allied strategy as Germans fortify fronts from the Balkans to Norway and await a stale mate.
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Fuehrer
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al- Hes
Novorossisk
Caucasus
Fights last night staged across multiple cities
Associated Press report lists boxers by city and outcome. Dorazio outpointed Baksi in Philadelphia. Peralta beat Torres in Scranton. Daniels outpointed Sheppard in Newark. Costa defeated Archibald in Providence. Alf Brown knocked out Oma in Baltimore. Rice outpointed Gillis in Holyoke. Patterson beat Moore in New York. Reed knocked out Brown in New Haven.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Gus Dorazio
Joe Baksi
Kulpmont
Scranton
Joe Peralta
Tamaqua
Jose Torres
Puerto Rico
Newark
Perk Daniels
Chicago
Curtis Sheppard
Pittsburgh
Providence
R. I
Tony Costa
Woonsocket
Joey Archibald
Pawtucket
R. L
Baltimore
Alf
Big Boy) Brown
Detroit
Lee Oma
New York
Holyoke
Mass
Chester Rice
Joe Gillis
Springfield
Verne Patterson
Larney Moore
Hempstead
N. Y
New Haven
Conn
Jackie Reed
Lightning kills Burke herd at Hope Route Three
W. H. Burke, a well known farmer on Hope Route Three, reported that last Saturday's storm lightning struck his farm killing one mare three mules and one cow.
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Hope Route
Crackers Struggle in Southern Loop Standings
Atlanta Crackers remain volatile in the Southern Association as a 4-3 loss to the Chattanooga Lookouts marks their latest bid for improvement. Through April 30 they were fourth, then rose to second before slipping again, with Birmingham and Nashville leading.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Crackers
Ponce de Leon Park
Berlin
Crackers
Chattanooga Lookouts
Tennessee
al Leitz
New Orleans
Birmingham
Nashville
Hardin Cathey
Bucky Jacobs
Lookouts
Memphis
Chicks
Freddie Wells
Walter Brown
Little Rock
Knoxville
Mack Stewart
Tlay
Herb Anderson
Sports Roundup highlights 1930s figures and college tennis
A roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr surveys aging athletes' times in the A A U fit ness tests, army garden speculation on Madison Square Garden, memories of Syracuse 1935, the NCAA tennis tournament revival in Chicago, and notable sports personalities from Rollins College to Fort Knox. It notes Julie Kogan planning a comeback for uniforms and mentions Wilbur Adams and Jim Truck in a taunting tone.
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New York
A.A.U
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
Witty Cox
Wolf
Julie Kogan
Haven, Conn
Market Report for Hogs Cattle and Grain
National Stockyards data show hogs opening 10-13 lower than Monday with tops 14.50 and 170 lb hogs down 10-20. Cattle and calves: steady to easy selling with medium and good steers 13.10-16.00, stocker and feeder steers 10.75-15.25, slaughter steers 11.50-16.57. Sheep open steady with clipped lambs 14.75. Grain notes from Chicago show rye weakness and barley and corn quoted. Poultry unchanged. NY stocks mixed after early losses. Cotton futures mixed after crop progress concerns and late trade strength.
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U. 5
Dept
New York
Mule Vacant Garage Sighting Leads to Police Seizure
Mrs J C Parks of Goldsboro North Carolina sold her car and left a vacant garage. The next day a mule was found inside the garage. Police are holding the animal and will auction it if the owner is not located.
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Studebaker
Goldsboro
N. C
J. C. Parks
Lou Novikoff May Be Traded by Chicago Cubs
The Cubs face offers from the Reds Giants and Phillies as Lew Novikoff’s status hangs on terms. Cubs GM James Gallagher signals he may require a right handed hitter or keep the outfielder. Trade talks hint at Phillies or Dodgers connections with Branch Rickey and Billy Cox involved.
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Chicago Cubs
Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Lew Novikoff
Haldout
Jimmy Wilson
Bruins
Wieter
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
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Clouter
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Manaor
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Uns
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Branch Rickey
Dodgers
Bill Cox
George Washburn
Brooklyn
Montreal
Giants
Buster Maynard
Reds
Gerald Walcker
BrookIn
Bne
Averages of Batters Leveling Off Across Leagues
National and American League batting averages have steadied. Cincinnati players Frey McCormick Tipton and Walker appear among top hitters, with Frey leading at .397 and others contending. Stan Hack and Vernon Stephens also feature among leaders as the week’s ranks shift.
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New York
Cincinnati
Loannie Frey
Frank McCormick
Eric Tipton
Gerald Walker
McCormick
Stan Hack
Chicago Cubs
Phillis’ Diuany Litwhiler
Babe Dahlgren
Vernon ( Glavier) Stephens
St. Lowis Browns
Orig Hackett
Cleveland
Mike Stiggins
Sister of Local Woman Succumbs
Mrs. sf EB. Mobb was notified Sunday of the death of her sister Mrs J M Helfin of Hendersetay Loxas.
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EB. Mobb
J. M. Helfin
Hendersetay Loxas
Sports Mirror Today A Your Age-Oimission at Belmont
Belmont opened its spring meeting as a Tobogdan handicap event drew 19,78 spectators and $10,645 in wagering. Orission paid $18.70 for a $2 wager. Chuck Fenske won the Dalton Carnival mile in 4.0Ra five years ago. New York Yan wes rose to the American League for the first time, beating Cleveland behind Spud Chandler’s steady pitching.
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Belmont
Orission
Chuck Fenske
New York Yanwes
Durinn Spason
Cleveland
Dia
Spud Chandler
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