Browns Shutout as Yanks Narrow Second Place Gap
The Browns routed the Dodgers, Cardinals, and Red Sox stories mix of trades and recalls. Fritz Ostermueller and Nate Andrews star in wins, while Joe Heving and Milo Candini shine on mound. New York Yankees slip within one game of Boston after key late relief and steady hits as war fund tilt raises funds and Ott leads Giants past Chicago.
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Associated Press
Fritz Ostermueller
Nate Andrews
Joe Heving
Brooklyn Dodgers
St.Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Hoving
Boston
Cleveland
We Gromek
Mike Ryba
Red Barrett
Ae Luke Sewell
Browns
Boston Altho
Milo Candini
Washington
Eas
Stan Spence
Jack Kramer
Nats
New York
Ernie Bonham
Detroit
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Overmire
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Sam Harris
Philadelphia
Chicago
Jake Wade
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Frank Seward
Ace Adams
Hank Wyse
Charley Schanz
Phils
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Coaker
Haegg adds second world mark this season in 1500 meters
Gothenburg Sweden July 8 Gunder Haegg set his second world record of the season by running the 1500 meters in 3 43 two seconds under the prior 3 45 mark. Arne Andersson finished second. Haegg already clocked 2 46 4 for two miles on June 25 and both runners pursue another record next Friday. Andersson had a recent 2 56 6 for the three quarter mile.
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Gothenburg
Sweden
Gunder Haegg
Arne Anders~son
Haegg
Andersson
Anderson
Pep Unanimously Defeats Joyce at Comiskey Park
Brilliant boxing to a unanimous 10 round decision over Joyce for Gary Indiana lightweight before 10 113 fans at Comiskey Park. Pep, 22, eyes a shot at Juan Zurita, NBA champion, sidelined by a hunting accident. His lone loss came to Sammy Angott. Joyce proved Pep’s toughest test in four years as a lightweight contender.
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Gary
Ind
Comiskey Park
Pep
Juan Zurita
NBA
Sammy Angott
Altho
Hartford Mite
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Youthful Major League Pitchers Face Tough Spots
New York round up notes Frank Shaughnessy on why inexperienced youngsters in the majors err when stressed. It cites Carl Hubbell on throwing three kinds of breaking pitches over the plate and Shay’s view that risk of loss of form comes from aiming in pressure moments. The piece also mentions Chick Meehan surveying postwar pro sites, Tom Howard buying Mike Jacobs estate, Wright Whitlow Wyatt's children birthday, Pete Gray possible Giants interest, Hal Moe coaching Portland, umpire Red McCutcheon as a donor, and various track and ship crew names.
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Frank Shaughnessy
Carl Hubbell
Shay
Chick Meehan
N.Y.U
Tom Howard
Mike Jacobs
Rumson
N, J
George, Marshall
Washington
Graftéx
Wheeling
W. Va
Whitlow Wyatt
Pop
Memphis Chicks
Pete Gray
Doc Prothro
Pete
Giants
Hal Moe
Chicago Cards
University of Portland
Major League Leaders And Batting Runs From The National League
A garbled summary lists leaders across the National League with Stan Musial of St Louis top in batting at 374 and other leaders like Bordagaray of Brooklyn with 59 runs and Weintraub of New York driving in. notes about Doerr and Callenden in hits and doubles appear amid many misread lines.
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Bordagaray
Brooklyn
Ort
New York
Rune
Weintraub
Walker
Kuroweki
St. Is
Nisholsch
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Hite
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Pittsburgh
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Ryan
Boston
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Callendine
Cleveland
Cripies
Linagt
Theny
Newark
Gailendine
Hayes
Philadelphia
Stephens
Stienwelss
Case
Washington
Maltaberger
Lawrence Jayhawkers To Host Twelve Wind Tests This Fall
Lawrence football fans will see twelve wind tests at home this season. The Jayhawkers schedule three home games with Haskell, Four, and Lawrence High. Openers feature Seabeds from Washburn under lights September 15 at Haskell. Mt Dread fans want night games as Manhattan visits September 22. Coach Marvin Vandeveer at Haskell opens against Seaman Rural High School, last year the Braves were beaten by Seaman. Other Haskell games include Atchison Be Es poria William here Ottawa Bartonigh St. Joseph Mon here P fat Springfield Mo. Henry Shenk announced summer practice starts mid-August. Den Erickson may coach this season. Bob Raugh moves to armed forces. Rumor cites Ernie Quigley as Kansas U athletics chief successor amid campus chatter.
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Jayhawker Schedle
Haskell
Lawrence High
Jayhawkers
Mt. Dread
Marvin Vandeveer
Braves
Topeka
Seaman Rural High ‘School
Seaman J
Atchison
Pate
Be Esporia
William i
Ottawa
Bartonigh
St. Joseph
P Fat
Springfield
Kansas
Ichabods
den Erickson
Bob Raugh
Farmers Could Hold Wheat in Storage to Relieve Rail Delays
Washington July 8 UPI Senator Reed will urge at a Kansas City grain movement conference that farmers store as much wheat as possible on farms under government loan to ease acute railroad car shortages and prevent price declines. The plan, supported by the Office of Defense Transportation and other agencies, allows storage in government-approved bins with a seven cent per bushel storage allowance and runs through December 31 to obtain the loan, with options until April 30 to sell or let the government take the grain.
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UPI
Reed
Kan
Grain Movement
Kansas City
Reeds
Office of Defense Transportation
Commodity,Credit Corporation
American Association of Railroads
Kansas
Ebraoki
Oklahoma
Texas
C. N. Danielson
Seventh ‘Corps
Boeing 3 298 Win Wichita Semi Pro Baseball Clash
Boeing 29s of Wichita edged Independence army air field 3 8 in the second half of the opening Kan sas semi pro tournament. Bombers scored all runs in the first inning and held the lead as The Fliers threatened late but fell short. Sherman Field Leavenworth beat Beech 11 0 in the opener as the Soldiers coasted until the seventh when a rule ended the game with an eight run lead.
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Wichita
Army
Independence Army Air Field
Twin Hill
Kansas
Bombers
Sherman Field
Leavenworth
Beech
Sports Mirror highlights past baseball and tennis milestones
AP notes Rip Sewell wins 12th for Pirates a year ago, Ted Williams homers in the 9th to lift the AL, Arky Vaughan sets NL game record with two homers, five years ago Alice Marble claims Wimbledon title 6 2 6 0. Also an aside on finding rooms to rent via classifieds.
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Associated Press
Rip Sewell
Pittsburgh
Brook
Ted Williams
Detroit
Arky Vaughan
Alice Marble
Kay Stammers
Wimbledon
New money order type to be used soon
Washington reports a new postal money order will soon replace the old form. It promises lower costs and simpler handling up to $60 with flat rates. the old type remains available. The article explains how the new order works and notes historical context and cost data from recent volumes.
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Washington
Blair
Post Office Department
Post Office
Walker
Roosevelt's Denies Report on Engaged Son
London July 8 UP Col Elliott Roosevelt denied through an army associate that he was engaged to Capt Ruth Briggs of the Women's Air Corps or that he planned engagement to her or anyone else. An officer friend said the president's son requested denial after dispatches quoted relatives confirming their engagement. Briggs later joined in a denial saying they are just good friends.
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London
Elliott Roosevelt
Army
Ruth Briggs
Women’s Air Corps
United States
Bri
I . Cayriggs
Rienids
Crude Oil Price Increase Faces Mixed Reactions
Kansas City report shows Fred M. Vinson approving crude oil increases from 20 to 35 cents a barrel for stripper wells. Independents oppose subsidy plan while fearing big companies will push prices and buy holdings. Wichita voices warn that many wells may switch to stripper status. Kansas broad concern noted. Pleasant Grove beats SOW 9 to 1 in softball action.
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Fred M. Vinson
Kansas City Star
Defense Supplies Corporation
Guy Berry
Independence
Kan
Ed Hayes
Greysolon Oil Company
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Ellow
Kansas
Roosevelt deflects fourth term questions at Washington briefing
President Roosevelt dodged direct replies on a potential fourth term as reporters pressed about Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, Democratic platform, and a possible vice presidential slot. He teased about notes on question patterns and hinted at November or earlier timing for any decision.
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Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
White House
Dewey
Lerter
Ticago
Ellis Arnatt
Georgia
Ted
German generals suffer heavy losses as war toll rises
London reports Germany has lost 81 generals since June with four more added last night two killed in action and two captured. Maj Gen Muller Bulow and Lt Gen Traut were captured, raising unaccounted leaders. A separate note says Col Gen Eduard Dietz died in a plane crash alongside others. In Kansas City a July 8 FBI statement notes four officers escaped from an internment camp in Oklahoma, with possible flight toward Kansas.
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London
Germany
Muller Bulow
246Th Infantry
Traut
Suomar
von Ai Rede
Karl Egbzeer
Eduard Ba
Finland
Rem Ifa
Dietz
Fragmentary historical note on names and places
Fragmented OCR fragment mentions individuals such as Lewick and May Miller, with scattered place names and acronyms. Evidence of an ordered action or assignment appears unclear, and no coherent event or date is discernible from the text.
Burglars Strike Beverly Hills Home In Early Morning Entry
A Beverly Hills resident awoke to intruders in her bedroom who demanded help and looted ration books. The assailants fled before police arrival, taking cash and other small valuables, including purses. Authorities investigate with few details from the chaotic scene.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Tomearty
Acreen
Village Notes From Lawrence and Area Visitors
Miss Edna Greenwell of Lawrence visits here with folk. Mrs. Vincent Sichenhofer and Kansas City visitors see Charles ayideen home. Huchey and son John stay with parents in Independence. Melker family moved to Behoen bofer farm. Catherine Gayne visits sister Mary Folley in Tonwandxie. Merlin Brock and Mrs Quentin Holmes visit. Torneden family and Fred visit Clinton. Phyllis Richardson of Lawrence visits parents the Greenwells. Jimmy Toyne of Hudora visits. Torneden family updates. Mrs. Anne Torneden and others attend. Weather description and farm notes. straw and alfalfa harvest news.
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Lawrence
Vincent Sichenhofer
Kansas City
Charles Ayideen
Huchey
John
Independence
Melker
Behoen Bofer Farm
Catherine Gayne
Mary Folley
Tonwandxie
Merlin Brock
Quentin Holmes
William Torneden, Jr
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Gayshiter
Louis
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Fred
K. He. Ia
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Torneden
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Witer Greenwell
Mary
Wichita
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