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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1943

Page

3

Cronin's Big Day As Red Sox Pinch Hit Three Homers

Cronin, 36, roared into the record books with three home runs in a four at bat doubleheader against the Athletics. His late game heroics helped Boston to a 5-4 win in the opener, while the second game turned into an 8-7 loss. Cronin's story to the soldiers and sailors next winter Ale a Red Cross trip, already slated to begin June 15, recalls his standout performances and the team’s standings shifts. The day also saw Yankees beat Senators 9-3, White Sox beat Browns 4-3 in 13 innings, and Reds, Cubs, and Phillies shaping pennant chase.

Philadelphia Athletics Boston Cronin Red Sox Irishi Yean Sum Hare Celimax A’s Babe Barna Skeeter Exensome Russ Christopher Sox Croiin Don Black Bobby Doerr Newsome Wine A’s Detroit Cleveland Indians New York Yankees Washington Senators Forc Early Wynn Luke Appling Chicago White Sox St. Louis Browns Cincinnati St. Louis Cardinals Elmer Riddle Gee Welker Grove New York Giants Brooklyn Dodgers Kirby Highe Chicago Cubs Ival Goodman Pittsburgh Pirates Philadelphia Braves Phillies

Roundup highlights sparse mid-June sports trends

Sports writer Hugh Fullerton Jr. surveys a quiet mid-June with no major golf tournament for the first time since World War II, notes the Yankees Senators pennant chase and Washington visit, mentions Minnesota football trainees as Marines, previews tennis rivalries, and jokes about fishing calendars from Clay Center Kansas.

Hugh Fullerton, JR New York Senators Washington Yanks Midwest Minnesota Northwestern

Sports Mirror Highlights From Past Weeks

Today a year ago Army delivered Joe Louis to Fort Riley to finish basic training ending a potential summer heavyweight title bout. Three years ago Joe Medwick, Dodgers outfielder, suffered a brain concussion when hit by a pitched ball. Washington won varsity race at Poughkeepsie Regalia. Five years ago Babe Ruth, after retirement, signed as coach with Dodgers. Glenn Cunningham won Princeton mile at 4:07.2.

DIA Army Joe Louis Fort Riley Joe Medwick Dodgers Washington Poughkeepsie

Fights Last Night Shuffle in Uneven Cards

Report from multiple cities: Izzy Janazzo in Richmond and Bruley Lanier in Fall River suffer losses while Frank ie Nelson and Johnny Denson win their bouts in Boston and Indianapolis. Buddies Scott and Flores are noted in separate matchups with Chicago connections. Cubs manager Jimmy Wilson sought Jesse Flores but chose Barrett Hanyzewski and Ray Prim instead.

Richmond Izzy Janazzo Brooklyn Wild Bill McDowell Dallas Tex Oklahoma City Buddy Scott Tampa Fla Johnny Denson Indianapolis Fall River Mass Frankie Nelson Boston Bruley Lanier Philadelphia Jimmy Wilson Cubs Jesse Flores Los Angeles Dick Barrett Jim Hanyzewski Ray Prim Flores A’s

Pro Football Will Aid Morale Layden Speech

Chicago June 18 AP Commissioner Elmer Layden may slip into coaching mood at a two day NFL owners meeting. He plans a rousing pep talk urging pro football to boost morale during wartime and help restore civilian life through sports.

Chicago Elmer Layden National Football League Layden Notre Dame Four Horsemen

Paul Dean weighs quitting baseball to run barrel factory

Yesterday's results across the majors show wins for New York, St. Louis and others. Paul Dean, once a St Louis Cardinal, contemplates leaving baseball after pitching 13 1 3 innings this season and meeting with St Louis vice president Bill DeWitt. Giants manager Mel Ott views the Cardinals as a stronger pennant contender than the Dodgers.

Nean May Chicago Paul Dean St. Louis Cardinals Dizzy Dean St. Louis Browns St. Louis Bill de Witt Mel Ott The Giants Cardinals Dodgers

Fauret Sworn Into Naval Reserve as Missouri Coach

Don Faurot, Missouri's Big Six champion football coach, is sworn in as a lieutenant senior grade in the naval reserve with orders to standby for active duty. He is 41 next week, motivated by his brother's wartime service and the Faurot family's military tradition.

ST. Louis Don Fauret University of Missouri The Naval Reserve Today Fauret Navy Robert Faurot Army Air Forces Bismarck Sea Jay L. Faurot Marines South Pacific Fred Faurot Pensacola Fla Faurot Don Kirksville State Teachers’ College New Orleans

Trosky Ready to Return to Action

Hal Trosky, former Cleveland first baseman, says migraines have faded and he is eager to rejoin the Indians for a Chicago series at Comiskey Park. He arrived from Norway, Iowa, weighing about 185 pounds, with plans to work out details with Cleveland management. Hank Borowy adds a new sinker pitch for the Yankees.

Charles Dunkley Chicago APAP Hal Trosky Cleveland Indians Comiskey Park Lou Bourdeau Tribe Chicago White Sox Trasky Les Fleming West Coast

Weather on Japs Side But Its Fickle Ally

Advanced South Pacific weather plays a tactical role for Japan, sometimes exposing ships to American bombers. Fronts drift east from Japanese territory, allowing concealment behind storms yet often breaking up, leaving task forces vulnerable. Aerology chief Lieut. Commander Dorsett describes forecasting methods and the limits of tropical fronts.

Leif Erickson South Acific South Pacific No Man's Sea Bismarck Sea MacArthur Joan O. F.dorsett Hollywood Calif Navy Weather Central Weather Central Pacific Dorsett Kenneth Earl Philadelphia Derseit Earl North Pacific Pearl Harbor Marshall Islands

Private Meyer Home on Leave From Army Corps Hospital

Private Earl H. Meyer of the Army Corps at 163rd Station Hospital Sheppard Field Texas is home on furlough living with his parents Mr and Mrs Arnold Meyer at 1007 Washington St He will also spend part of the time in Marshall where he owns Hack Drug Store This community feature honors armed forces members and invites news of arrivals overseas promotions or other items of interest.

Earl H. Meyer Army Corps 163Rd Station Sheppard Field Texas Fur ‘Lough Arnold _ Meyer Washington St Marshall Hack Waac Promo Mons Coloma

Furlough Visit Brings Linville Family News

Robert Linville of Camp Claiborne La on furlough visits his wife and son at 621 School Ist and his parents Mr and Mrs Bryan Linville 419 Marshall St Lt Linville has been in the Army since Dec 23 1940 and has returned to base after a 10 day furlough here with Mrs RB W Atkin Center Town He is stationed at Red River Ordnance Depot Texas.

Robert Linville Campeps la Schoo Ist Ars Bryan Linville Marshall St Linville Howard Wore Albin W. J Atkin Center- Stown Red ‘River

Pvt Paul Hunton Assigned to 89th Infantry

Pvt Paul H. Hunton, son of Mrs. U.5. Tyler of 415 Argonne St, entered service May 19, 1943. He is stationed at Camp Hoberts with the 89th Infantry.

Paul H. Hunton U.5 Tyler Argonne St iCamp Hoberts Catz 89Th Infantry

Specialist Training for Albert H. Moreau Proclaimed

Private Albert H. Moreau husband of Patty Moreau and son of Mr and Mrs J R Moreau of 14 E High Sr has been selected for Army Specialist Training. He will receive nine man training at Pomona College Claremont California where he is specializing in mechanical engineering. He was inducted at Jefferson Barracks January 31 1943 and assigned to the Ordnance Department at Camu Santa Anita California.

Albert H. Moreau Patty Moreau J. R. Moreau E. High Pomona College Claremont Cal Jefferson, Barracks Ordnance Department Camu Santa Anita Calif

Local Navy Men Return Home This Week

Arthur Raithel Jr and Paul Kolb from Farragut Naval Training Base spend leave with families. Arthur is son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Raithel Sr 907 Moreau Drive and Paul is son of Mr and Mrs Jake Kolb Schott Road. They wed last Saturday morning and will return to Farragut late this week.

Arthur Raithel, Jr Paul Kolb Farragut Naval Training Base Arthur Arthur Raithel Moreau Drive Paul Jake Kolb Schott Road Yourly Farragut

WAAC Promotes Margaret Melin Gill to Third Officer

Margaret Melin Gill, formerly of 105 Monroe street, has been commissioned as Third Officer in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. She earned this rank through officer training based on her demonstrated ability and work record as an auxiliary WAAC member. Third Officer equals a Second Lieutenant in the WAAC.

Margaret Melin Gill Monroe Street Women's Army Auxiliary Corps WAAC

Aircraft Mechanic Pvt Rey A Linhardt Assigned Duties

Pvt Rey A Linhardt is stationed at Big Springs Texas and assigned as an air craft mechanic in the 812th bombardier training squadron. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Adam Linhardt of Lohman. He previously worked as an aircraft mechanic for TWA airlines in Kansas City.

Pvt Rey A. Linhardt Big Springs Texas Adam Lin Thardt Lohman TWA Airlines Kansas City

Overseas Arrival Shocks Mrs MeIlwain at 622 Kansas Street

Mrs James R MeIlwain learned that her husband Pvt James R McIlwain has arrived safely overseas in the Southwest Pacific. He has served since November 27 1942 and is listed in the Wire Communication Division.

James R. MeIlwain Kansas Street Pvt James R. McIlwain Southwest Pacific Melwain

East Capitol Returns from 110 Day Furlough

East Capitol arrived home yesterday to spend a 110 day furlough with his mate stationed at Camp Campbell Kentucky and is a radio adviser.

East Capitol Camp Campbeil Kentucky

Leave Newton Griffin on Leave from Navy

Sei and his wife spent several days here with his aunt Mrs. W. J. Newton at 606 Madison St while home on leave from Lake City. Flake has been in the navy since January 1941.

Newton T. Griffin W. J. Newton Madison St Lake City Flake

Soldier Receives Medal At Muroc California

Army officials announce Elmer F. Goldammer has been awarded the good conduct medal for exemplary behavior efficiency and fidelity. He is stationed at Muroc California.

T. Sat. Elmer F. Goldammer Army Muroc California

Renner Arrives for Seven Day Fur Lough

Raymond Carl Renner, son of Mr and Mrs John P Renner of 218 West Elm St, arrived here for a seven day furlough. He is stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky in the Armored Force and has served since February 17 1942.

Raymond Carl Renner John P. Renner West Elm St Fort Knox Kentucky

Transferred Bassman son moves to Whidbey Island for training

Transferred Mr and Mrs O W Bassmen have learned their son Petty Officer Third Class Lewis Bassman has been moved from Navy Pier Chicago to Whidbey Island to complete gun training.

O. W. Bassmen Lewis Bassman Navy Pier Chicago Whidbey Island

Action in Africa Pri Thomas D Stone in North African campaign

Thomas D Stone son of William T. Stone saw action in North Africa during the North African Campaign. He entered the army in November 1948 and served since April 1943 after basic training at Camp Wolters Texas in Massur when it fell.

Pri Thomas D. Stone William T. Stone North Kican Massur North Africa Camp Wolters

Boot Training Graduates Named From Local Families

Boot training at Farragut Idaho includes E W Schnieder son of Mr and Mrs E W Schnieder 399 Fulker son William Thomas Stadler son of Mr and Mrs Charles Stadler 609 Waverly Herbert Schneider RR 2 and Frank Edward Siebern 304 Havana all listed as receiving U S Navy training in the latest local military roll call.

E. W. Schneider E. W. Schnieder Fulkerson William Thomas Stadler Charles Stadler Waverly Herbert Schneider Frank Edward Siebern Havana Farragut Idaho U. S. Navy

Soldier on 14 day furlough from 6th Division

Cpl. Stanley O. Bach of San Luis Obispo California is on a 14 day furlough visiting Mrs Emma Bach at 112 W Ateni son He entered the service in 1940 and is with the 6th division.

Cpl Stanley O. Bach San Luis Obispo California Emma Bach W. Atenison

Harald Jones Serves With 106th Field Artillery

Harald Jones son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Jones of 410 Union Street is serving with the 106th Field Artillery at Fort Jackson South Carolina.

Harald Jones Clyde Jones Union St 106Th Field Artillery Fort Jackson South Carolina

Two Killed In Blast At Kansas City

In North Kansas City Chi pman Chemical, two men died and a third injured when a railroad tank car exploded. James Oliver Ackles, 20, died after being hit by the blast while using a drill inside the car. Orval Elrod, 16, of Excels Springs, was killed after being thrown through the car dome. Darrell Collins, 17, of Excel Springs, survived with head burns. The incident occurred yesterday. Sooners Move Around.

Kansas City Chipman Chemical Company James Oliver Ackles Orval Elrod Excels Springs Darrell Collins Excel For Springs

Beaumont Quiet No Juneteenth Celebration

Beaumont Texas June 3 reports show martial law restored order after race rioting that killed two and injured over sixty. A military court questioned dozens of shipyard workers while property damage neared twenty thousand dollars. Police denied rape claims and a federal inquest weighed draft deferments and Axis influence rumors.

Beaumont Tex Gulf Coast Dickey Selective Service J. Watt Mte Nexis Federal Bureau of Investigation

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