Cards Use Jinx on Opposing Second Basemen In NL Action
In a string of National League games Cardinal second basemen again affected opponents. Williams misplayed several plays aiding St Louis in a 6 2 win over Cincinnati after weather halted seven innings. Dodgers defeated Giants 7 1 as Bill Newsom benefited from Medwick and a late rally. Ken Chase debuted for the Giants in NL action as Brooklyn expanded its lead. No other NL games and no AL games were on the schedule.
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New York
Cardinal Activiss
St. Louis
Iafreman
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cypcinnati Reds
Eddie Stanky
Chicago
Ruody Williams
Cincinnati
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Ignaie Frey
Owie Krist
Elmer Riddle
New York Giants
Ken Chase
Boston Red Sox
Giants
Dodger
van Lingle Mungo
Bobo Newsom
Ducky Medwick
Dodgers
Chase
Mungo
Hubbell at 40 Still King of the Screwball
Giants left handed pitcher Carl Hubbell turns 40 as he remains a storied figure in baseball. Known as King Carl for his screwball, Hubbell’s long career includes a 1934 All Star feat striking out Ruth Gehrig Foxx Cronin, MVP honors, a no hitter in 1929, and lifelong Meeker Oklahoma roots.
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Carl Hubbell
Giants
Hubbell
John McGraw
King Carl
Detroit
Ty Cobb
George Moriarty
Meek Carl
Meeker
Ohio
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
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Babe Ruth
Lex Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
al ‘Simmons
Joe Cronin
Giant
Fiong
Jean Carl
Igame
Ural
Oklahoma City
Swim Lessons Start Tomorrow at Local Pool
Earl Stokes announces beginners to seniors life saving swimming lessons at 9 a.m. Wednesday to be led by Noel Hall and Caroline Bushman from Lake Taneycomo training. Adults taught by Stokes. youngsters in morning. free lessons under Cole County Red Cross. Also notes Bob Johnson's three baseruns framed by Washington.
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Noel Hall
Caroline Bushman
National Aquatics School
Lake Taneycome
Stokes
Cole County
American Red Cross
Tny
Rice Relates Grin Through Pain After Haegg Loss at Randall's Island
Sport writer Hugh Fullerton, Jr. notes Greg Rice suffered a tough defeat to Gunder Haegg at Randall's Island while dealing with illness. Despite the pain he smiled and thanked reporters and fans as trainers aided him. A Maritime service officer explains Rice may not train fully due to duties, complicating a possible rematch.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Guy Rice
Randall's Island Stadium
Gunder Haegg
Snori
Agfellow
Rice
Swede Haegg faces training woes amid race plans
The piece notes Haegg delaying a long tour to protect his family and training, while Rice shows ongoing doubts about timing. It mentions Lavelle nearly starting the race before a handler objected, and Gil Dodds facing opposition as AAU searches for challengers. James E. Wray comments on baseball crowds and a meat counter joke. Apprentice riders Reeves and Basham win jockey honors at Churchill Downs.
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Haege
AAU
Gil Dodds
Haegg
Paavo Nurmi
James E. Wray
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Will Harridge
Bobby Reeves
Chalmer Basham
Churchill Downs
Reeves
Basham
Fights Last Night Associated Press Boxing Roundup
Washington Beau Jack of Augusta Georgia stopped Max Sterr at Edgewood Arsenal Maryland. New Haven Julie Kogan from Hartford knocked out Alex Doyle of Garfield New Jersey. Newark Wild Bill MecDowell of Paterson outpointed Pyt Gib Jones of Cincinnati. Providence Maur ice LaChance Lefty LaChance from Providence outpointed Larry Bolvin. Enoville Ton Galento of Jersey City knocked out Sailor Fred Blassie of St Louis. Baltimore Suddy Walker of Columbus Ohio stopped Lee Oma of New York.
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Beau Jack
Augusta
Max Sterr
Edgewood Arsenal
New Haven
Julie
Kogan
Hartford
Conn
Alex Doyle
Garfield
N. J
Newark
Wild
Lefty) LaChance
Larry Bolvin
Providence
Enoville
Tenn
Ton Galento
Jersey City
Fred Blassie
St. Louis
Baltimore
Suddy Walker
Columbus
Lee Oma
New York
Year Ago In Sports: Hein Retires From Giants
Associated Press brief notes Mel Hein veteran center of the New York Giants retires after the 1943 season to join the college faculty in Schenectady. Also recalls Southern California claiming the national college track crown for the sixth year and Ed Dugger setting an American high hurdle mark.
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Mel Hein
New York
Footbelt Giants
Ion College
Schenectady
Southern’ California
Ed Dugger
Bile
al Blazis
Georgetown
U.S
Ice Louis
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Baseball Scores And Weather Delays In Night Games
Yesterday's results include a 7 1 loss for New York to Brooklyn and a 2 6 St Louis win over Cincinnati. Night games in motion include a 7 inning call in St Louis. Other leagues report Toledo beating Louisville 6 2 and Indianapolis 7 Columbus 6 while Minneapolis at Kansas City and St Paul at Milwaukee were postponed. Don Cameron counts Count Fleet as a season cost topic, Al Singer serves in Camp Murphy Fla as boxing instructor, and rooms among ballplayers remain crowded.
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Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas’ City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Radar Miracle Of Campaign In Aleutians
Washington June 22 AP report credits radar with transforming Aleutians warfare. Radar’s fog and weather friendly use reshaped strategy, aiding convoy protection and reconnaissance. The piece highlights Dr Albert Hoyt Taylor and Leo C Young, along with Louis A Gebhard, as pivotal figures in radio research guiding early naval radar.
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Atlantic
Albert Hoyt Taylor
Naval Research Laboratory
Leo C. Young
Navy Départment
Taviorand Young
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Young
Pioneer naval radio labs spurred radar history and a novel draft evasion tale
The article recounts 1920s naval radio research led by Taylor and Young at the Washington lab, tracing progress from interplanetary communications to surface ship detection, the Kennelly Heaviside layer, and pulse radar development with Breit Tuve and Schrenk. It also notes a 1980s test at Bolling Field and a draft dodger who sought rejection as a chronic alcoholic.
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Washington Sun
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Reder
Tarsilor
Gebhard
Gregory Breit
Merle A. Tuve
Carnegie Institute At
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Carnegie
Matthew H. Schrenk
Naval Research Laboratory
Western Electric Company
Chicago
Kennelly
Nays
See
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L. A. Hyland
Bendix Corporation
Airer
Bolling Field
Army
Hyland
Hyland v
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Seven Teachers Chosen for Public Schools
Seven teachers named for the public schools and several transfers approved by the board. Irene Clark shifts to mathematics at Simonsen. Emma Strother moves to second grade. Abs Boyd Weise fills kindergarten openings at West and Park. Florence Groves to English at Simonsen. Margaret Knoon to mathematics. De Mae Nowels to serial studies at Simonsen. Ernel B. Thompson to elementary grades yet to be assigned. Theodosia Bryant elected to teach music and second grade at Washington. Elizabeth Jordan to replace Marie Daniel. Daniel's resignation from the rede position accepted. Dr Wade Fowler and Dean Cooper to attend Teachers College in New York July 6–23 to discuss postwar school administration issues. Park Board allowed use of Sweet playground for summer program. Bid accepted from Roy Scheperle and William Buehrle for Simonse n Juliter High School repairs totaling 52822.50. Ed Kuenn bid slightly lower at 4784. further painting bids requested for summer program.
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Simonsen
Margaret Knoon
de Mae Nowels
Boonville
Ernel B. Thompson
Theodosia Bryant
Washington School
Elizabeth Jordan
Marie Daniel
Damel
Irede
Washington
Wade Fowler
Wi A Cooper
Teachers College of
Columbia University
New York
City Park Board
Sweet
Roy Scheperle
William Buehrle
Simonsen Juliter High School
Ed Kuenn
Merchant Vessel Beats Off Air Attack
An American merchant ship repelled five enemy air attacks in the eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean last January. Navy gun crews shot down four planes and two probables, despite near misses and a bomb penetrating inflamable cargo but failing to explode. The vessel stayed in convoy, delivering cargo on schedule. Twenty gun crew members received commendations, including Hubert F. Wilson of Clinton, Missouri.
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Washington
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Navy
Hubert F. Wilson
Clinton
Four Kansas City WLB Members Quit
Four labor members quit an unnamed labor board in Kansas City, signaling a split between labor and management factions. The move occurred in late June and involved members of a committee linked to the Kansas City area.
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WLB
Power Commission Director Resigns Over Dismissal Fight
Power Commission director re signed last night in protest against the reported dismissal of another committee member management representative. William A. Kitchen, one of the four management members, said he was dismissed Saturday by a letter from Ed 3 McDonald, Regional 3 Director, Harvey C. Fremming, regional CIO director and one of the labor committeemen resisting, said he was aided by the dismissal, adding: if McDonald can do that to management, he can do it to labor.
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William A. Kitchen
Ed 3
McDonald
Harvey C. Fremming
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