Bagby back in Tribe fold may boost pennant pursuit
Cleveland’s 17 game winner from 1942 and 1943 Bagby, after a merchant marine stint and recent draft rejection, pitched five hits for Cleveland in a 4-1 win over Philadelphia to sweep the series. Detroit also won four straight while Boston stumbled as league races tighten in midseason pennant chase.
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Bagby
Merchant Marine
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Oddreau
Indians
Luke Hamlin
Yankees
Browns
St. Louis
Detroit
Early Wynn
Senators
Roger Cramer
Boston
Chicago
Buck Rosa
Yank Terry
Tom Turner
Harry Brecheen
New York Giants
Cardinals
Johnny Hopp
Ray Sanders
Harry Feldman
Ace Adams
Dodgers
Fink Speine
Cincinnati
Ed Heusser
Woody Williams
Red Lynn
Cubs
Ben Cardoni
Braves
State warming up in Topeka amid mild Kansas midweek
Topeka temperatures rose slightly on July 22 with forecasts calling for highs near 85 to 88 today and tomorrow, after a high of 87 in Topeka and 89 in Coffeyville yesterday. Readings were in the sixties this morning, with Goodland reporting a cool thundershower. Weatherman Flora predicted few and light showers if any in the extreme west. no moisture expected for eastern Kansas. The state remained a dry area with measured precipitation of about one inch at Goodland and .06 at Tribune in the past 24 hours.
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Topeka
Kansas
Coffeyville
Goodland
S. D. Flora
Tribune
Hercules Triumphs In First Half Softball Championship
Hercules defeated the V-12 aggregation 10 to 4 in a South Park game to clinch the first half title of the Community softball league. Pitcher Bill Rotenberry delivered an ironman effort, securing wins in all games. Second half begins Tuesday at South Park.
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South Park
Hercules Ten
Community
Bill Rotenberry
Hercules
American League Batting Leaders and Pitching Averages
The report lists top AL batters Doerr Boston .387 leading in hits 111 and 67 RBIs with Red Sox. Stirnwalls New York among leaders. Pitching stalwarts Maltzberger Chicago 10 wins. Musial and Leuis top NL names. It notes Earned Run Averages and other stats with broader stock market advertising at month end.
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Associated Press
Batts Doerr
Boston
Rune
Stirnwalls
New York
Doerr
Red Sox
Cullenbine
Cleveland
Arinles Suindell
Metheny
Cullanbine
Rie
Ofen
Petting Musial
J. Leuis
Bordagara
Lyn
Ott
Weintraub
Kurowski
St. Louis
Chicago
Musial
St. Louia
Walker
Brooklyn
Doudles
Musial Bt
Barrett
Pittsh
Ugandings Pet
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis Pies
New York Paeneein
Detroit
Washington
American Association
Columbus
Toledo
Louisvilla
St. Paul
Minneapol
Kansas
Indianapolis
Ton
St. Deus
St. Loo
Louisville
American Association St. Paul
Kansas City
Meapolla
Milwaukee
Sports Roundup From New York July 22 1944
A St Louis report notes visiting major league teams upset by the Browns and Cardinals plans regarding ladies days and concessions. Illinois U claims the youngest football squad with a player born January 8. Bob Goralski aged 17. Tennis open trophy talk surfaces postwar. Coach quotes reveal lighthearted ripostes during summer practice. Mentions of Lou Little at Columbia, V-12 programs, and young Alabama prospect Ward plus other noted sports figures and plans.
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New York
Breeze
St. Louis
Browns
Illinois U
Bob Goralski
Lou Little
Jack Williams
Bainbridge Navy
Columbia
Samae
Star
Helis
Louisiana Oil and
Sports Mirror scraps of season milestones and scores
Mirror notes Cooper’s early season clash at Cardinals beating Giants 6 to 2. Mentions past fights with Bettina Burman and Challedon’s Arlington tilt as context. Fragmentary lines reference Ebbets Field and Johnstown stretch finish, with unclear dates or participants.
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Frew
Cooper
Cardinals
Giants
Mario Bettina
Red Burman
Ebbets Field
Challedon
Arington
Clanate Au
Johnstown
Sun Pyne
Jockey Sivewright wins six of seven at Hastings Park
Vancouver report notes Calgary rider Jimmy Sivewright rode six winners in seven races at Hastings Park, a likely Canadian track record, with a second place in the one race he did not win.
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Vancouver
Jimmy Sivewright
Calgary
Hastings Park
Education surges as Kansas extension programs expand
The University of Kansas Extension Division reports growing adult enrollment and new extension centers in major populations. In Kansas City five classes began June 8 with 30 men and 15 women, covering employment procedures and labor relations. Courses in business management were outlined by Dean Stockton. The program notes a 369 percent enrollment rise to 558 across eight cities, with courses ranging from Spanish to plastics and mail study serving 4,688 students in 1943-44, including service members overseas.
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University of Kansas Extension Division
Guy V. Keeler
Kansas City
Keelar
University of Kansas Extension Center
Kan
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Rainbow Boulevard
Frank T. Stockton
School of Business
American Society of Personnel Management
Dolores Farrell
Keeler
Ruth Kenney
Bureau of Correspondence
Kansas
Army Forces Institute
Miss Kenney
England
South Pacific
Convention at a Glance Nominates Roosevelt for Fourth Term
The 29th Quadrennial Democratic convention adjourned Friday after nominating Franklin D Roosevelt for a fourth term by a wide vote. Harry S Truman was picked for vice president with strong showings for other candidates. A 1500 word platform urged world peace by force if needed, global free press, and New Deal principles. Anti new deal southern factions challenged Wallace. two thirds nominating rule and a white supremacist plank were rejected. The convention seated half of regular and rump delegations from Texas, prompting a bloc of 33 Texans and third party chatter. Three certificates for passenger casings and grade three passenger fire were issued by the city panel of the Douglass county war price and rationing board.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
James A. Farley
New York
World Organization
Wallace
Texas
Eer
Douglass County War Price and Rationing Board
Summer program comes to a close in Lawrence
The Lawrence summer recreation program wraps up its sixth week with a marionette show art exhibit and play day. Swimming classes and baseball leagues continue into August as 500 children enrolled on elementary playgrounds and 200 in the art studio.
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Clifford Dean
Recreation Council
Lawrence
Dorothy Jane Cannady
Cannady
L.M.H.S
Recreation Institute
Frank Stockton
The
Board of Education
Clifford’ Dean
Maud Ellsworth
Joie Stapleton
A. E. Woestemeyer
Lloyd Houston
Bert Nash
Mra
Ivan Rowe
Deal Six
W. B. .Sneegas
F. C
National Recreation Association of
New York City
England
U. S
John G. Winant
National Recreation Association
America
Zathera
Summer Red Cross Involvement Among Children
Entourage on the grounds reports materials for the Gross brought in by children. They are urged to contribute to the war effort through potato field work and home efficiency. The Summer art studio saw Junior Red Cross students craft items for soldiers hospitals. Even the youngest participants enjoyed summer while serving the country in every possible way.
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Red Cross
Oddities and Near Misses From Kansas Skies and Plains
REPORTS from Kansas towns recount humorous and curious incidents during wartime days. Pvt Adams wears his corn-cob pipe through parade prep until foiled by a timely smoke-free moment. A life raft and a sail surface in fields suggesting a bomber jettison. Plane parts fall in Arkansas City and Medora witnesses misreadings of supposed crashes. A rodeo prize winner and a familiar Ford county family connect to local history while a police chief’s inquiry yields a fortune teller tale. A German tree, a twig from a Mustang, and a lounge homage mark wartime memories.
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Salina
Kan
G. T. Adams
Smoky Hill Army Air Field
Adams
SHAAF
Wallace remains hopeful after loss of renomination bid
Chicago July 22 Henry A Wallace accepted defeat with a smile saying he was happy about it and believed his renomination push advanced liberal ideals. He pledged support for the Roosevelt Truman ticket this fall and indicated no resentment toward the President over his defeat.
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Chicago
Henry A. Wallace
Truman
Us Will Be Our Maximum For Att And What Roosevelt
Fragmentary text suggests a headline style note about a figure or policy involving Roosevelt and a limit or maximum. No clear entities or concrete events are readable to confirm details. The item appears incomplete and lacks verifiable people, places, organizations, or dates.
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Roosevelt
Chester: Li Boe, 38, Chi saleaman, Was
Li Boe, 38, of Chicago, a salesman, was injured when a cage merchandise incident occurred and fled the scene. Police pursued and reported the man’s escape.
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Chester
Li Boe
Chisaleaman
British Evacuees in Iran to Be Exchanged in Lisbon
Trains carrying 414 British civilians and other evacuees reached the French Spanish border and Iran before proceeding to Lisbon. They are to be exchanged for German nationals now aboard the Swedish liner Drottningholm moored in Lisbon harbor, due to disrupted rail traffic from Allied bombings and partisan advances.
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Tron
Spain
Iran
Lisbon
Drottningholm
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Coffeyville Junior College
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