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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1944
Page
7
Link and Norma hide in an inn as Tilda Courtright meets Captain Azaraski and Roger Baldwin to exchange plans. Azaraski schemes to silence Courtright and recover loot while linking couriers in a tense web of distrust and danger.
OSSIE BLUEGE chairman outlines Washington Senators’ 1943 prospects with a deep pitching staff led by Emil Leonard Roger Wolff John Niggeling Early Wynn Milo Canini and Milton Haefner along with Wilfrid Lefebvre and Santiago Ulrich. Hitting features Fermin Guerra Al Evans Jake Early and Joe Kuhel with Roberto Ortiz Gilberto Torres and Johnny Sullivan among key contributors as attendance averages 10 000 per game.
Luis Guillermo Fillot of the Great Lakes Negro baseball team, nicknamed Cubie for his ties to the Cuban All-Stars, confronted an umpire over a disputed call in Spanish. Ensign Al Pesch asked what he said and the Puerto Rican replied with a rhyming line, Mairzy doats and dozyy doats and little lamzy divy.
The narrator notes fans and teams clash over pitchers, praising Dodgers favored players while Alabama Special leads both major circuits. The piece hints at a bid to disrupt the league balance as attention centers on standout figures and shifting power dynamics.
Yesterday's results from major leagues show New York and Pittsburgh splitting games with relative scores, plus outcomes for Philadelphia, St. Louis, Detroit, Boston, and Chicago. Key figures include New York's 4 3 win over Cleveland and Philadelphia's losses in multiple matchups.
New York reports Dixie Walker slammed five hits in seven at bats across a double header, adding 15 points to his batting average to reach .444. Teammates wonder what he puts in his pipe, noting he did not smoke one until this year.
The Pittsburgh Pirates host the Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs in a six game set touching down at Forbes Field. Highlights include Ostermueller as winning pitcher in a Tuesday tilt, a Wednesday day game, and a Sunday doubleheader following a suspended April 25 contest. Charley Grimm returns as Cubs manager for the first time in district play since his withdrawal.
New York report sketches Red Rolfe’s push for a college baseball coaches association to boost the sport, improve schedules, counter professional scouts, and possibly back a national tournament. The piece notes Rolfe’s modest stance and cites examples like Rickey's rundown and Shaughnessy’s anecdote as context for technical points in the game.
Melio Bettina a former eight weight champion meets Buddy Walker in a ten round heavyweight bout headline an Forbes Field card in Pittsburgh to replace the Bell Harris match. Izzy Jannazzo faces Bee Bee Wright in another ten rounder with two six and four round bouts on the program. Reserved seats $2.75 $3.85, general admission $1.50.
Rationed motorists nationwide report saving up to 30.6 percent on fuel with a Vacu matic automatic device installed in ten minutes. The Vacu-matic Co of Wauwatosa Wisconsin advertises the system to car owners and others who help spread the device. Send name and address on a penny post card.
Alverda Mr and Mrs Joseph Lewis and Alma Leone were Barnesboro callers recently Mrs Gladys Bloom of Marstettar called on her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Doubt recently The attendants were Mr and Mrs Zene Fleming sister and brother in law of the gram A dinner was served for the Fenty weds at the home of the groom s parents Mr and Mrs Ray Duriex Sunday evening Diet was linked to malaria by the discovery that chickens and ducks deficient in biatin develop a more serious type of malaria than defowl on a normal diet
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