Reception Center Team Wins 14 to 7
The Fort Leavenworth Reception Center baseball team beat Lawrence 14 to 7 yesterday afternoon. Cauble started on the mound for the army squad and allowed 13 hits while Leavenworth piled up 16 hits off Houk Thorne and Dodge. The win featured a four run fourth inning and strong offensive bursts by Knoblauch McKain Thornton and Cauble.
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Fort Leavenworth
Lawrence Kaws
Vance Cauble
K.A
Jayhawkers
Enid Oilers
Army
Walt Houk
Walt Thorne
Dodge
Houk
Knoblauch
Knoblach
McKain
Thornton
Custenborder
Les Kappelman
Cauble
Pitcher
Warren Hodges
Knoblauck
Walthome
Ralph Houk
Burns
Thome
Altho
Lawrence
Gale Pardee
Brad Powell
Shorty Harwood
Warren Landis
Charlie Blaylock
Landis
Hodges
Walt Thome
Zeke Johanning
Pardee
Johanning
Delbert Richardson
Farmer Ross
Raws
K.U
Baker University
Atchison
Blaylock
Powell
Richardson
Rf Dodge
Leavenworth
Lawtence Wee
R. Houk
Kappleman
W. Houk
Landis - Thome
Pardee - Landis
Harwood
Burnett and Johnson
Baseball Scores From Weekend Card Include Postponements
A jumble of scores shows Louisville 15 Indianapolis 11 while other results list New York 11 Philadelphia 7 Boston 11 Washington 1 and Chicago 9 Detroit 4. Postponed second games noted for several matchups and night games halted at sixth.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louiss
Cleveland
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Enlists in Naval Reserve as Aviation Cadet
Don B. Cole 20 of 1709 Vermont street has joined the United States Naval Reserve as a flying student. sworn in at Kansas City boards after high school in Marysville Kansas 1939 and three years at the University of Kansas. He will report in August with the Jayhawk squadron to St Mary's College Oakland California for three months of physical conditioning before starting flight training.
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Don B. Cole
O. L. Cole
Vermont Street
United States Naval Reserve
Kansas City Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Boards
Marysville
Kan
University of Kansas
Cole
Lawrence Municipal
Jayhawk
Kansas University
Naval Aviation
St. Mary’s College
Oakland
Calif
Naval Reserve Aviation
Snead Wins PGA Championship Before Navy Induction
Sammy Snead defeats Corp. Jim Turnesa 2 and 1 in the 36-hole PGA title match at Seaview, collecting the $2,000 in war bonds as he heads to Washington for the Navy physical training program. Turnesa, army camp member, earns praise for an upset run and donates his $750 prize to Army Emergency Relief.
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Atlantic City
Fsammy Snead
Sammy
Professional Golfers Association
Washington
Navy
Corp
Jim Turnesa
Seaview Club
Sam
Soldier
Fort Six
Snead
Turnesa
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Gobious
Mead
Ana
Army Emergency Relief Fund
Whirlaway Challenged To Match Race With Market Wise
Plain Ben Jones issued a challenge for a match race between Whirlaway and Lou Tufano's Market Wise. Jones hopes for a week or ten days to arrange it at even weights over a mile or more with a sizeable purse.
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Ben Jones
New York
Plain Ben Jones
Whirlaway
Lou Tufano
Whirly
Plain Ben
Missouri
Cannonball
Brooklyn
Aqueduct
Jones
Market Wise
Belmont
Ben
Seabiscuit
Sun Beau
Wartime sports contrast highlighted by crowds
New York reports wartime sport has shifted to weekends with fans and players balancing war work. Saturday cup finals drew 120000, Major League doubleheaders attracted 392000, five big tracks drew 170000. Market Wise won the Suburban at Belmont, first victory for Lou Tufano’s stable since the Widener.
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New York
England
America
Market Wise
Belmont
Lou Tufano
Hiaeah
P. G. A. Champion Faces Navy Bombardment Hint
Laurence Leonard notes the upcoming P. G. A. champion’s entry next week amid a tongue in cheek forecast that the navy will bombard everything in sight. The item blends sport figures with wartime rhetoric for a humorous tease.
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Laurence Leonard
Richmond Times Dispatch
Navy
P.G.A. Champion
Morjoseph Hitting Homers Sparks Unusual Bet
In Gloversville Johnstown of the Canadian American league left fielder Joseph Morjoseph homers, a fan named Joseph Joseph pays him one dollar each time. The running total stands at four dollars. Morjoseph aims to beat his 830 homer record set last year in St. Joseph Michigan, a target that could raise costs.
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Joseph Morjoseph
Gloversville- Johnstown
Joseph Joseph
St. Joseph
Mich
Kiddin
Turpie Family Golf Round Highlighted by Local Return
Pvt John Turpie of New Orleans arrives on leave from Camp Polk La to play a family golf round with sister Mrs Harry McNaughton and brother George, posting 79 and 72 while their pro father sits out. The piece also mentions Fete De Paola's true rank and Don White's Navy enlistment and batting average with the Seals.
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John Turpie
New Orleans
Camp Polk
John
Harry McNaughton
George
Fete de Paola
Air Corps Technical Training Command
Don White
San Francisco
Navy
Don
Seals
Tme
Track and baseball notes from midweek sports history
A recap of notable old sports items mentions New York University with Leslie MacMitchell winning two events to clinch the IC A 4A outdoor title, Pittsburgh finishing second. Other highlights include Cincinnati Reds reporting an attendance record of 244 862 for 21 home games, and Carl Hubbell’s 24‑game win streak ended when the Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the New York Giants 10–3 before 61 756 at the Polo Grounds.
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New York University
Leslie MacMitchell
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Carl Hubbell
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Baseball double victories sparkled by hitting and pitching across leagues
Elden Auker and John Niggeling combined for a two game win by pitching and Don Gutteridge added six hits in eight at bats. Bill Lehrman and Willard Marshall led the Giants with a four hit effort and a three run homer in each game to sweep the Phils. Johnny Murphy and Lu Mon Harris helped the Yankees win two while stopping the Athletics. Bucky Walters and Ray Starr steered the Reds to two wins over Piratéa. Joe Cronin and Lou Finney powered the Red Sox to two wins over the Senators. Dixie Walker and Whitlow Wyatt propelled the Dodgers to a double victory with a grand slam and six hit shutout effort. Ted Lyons worked ten innings for the White Sox in a three hit, ten inning win over Detroit. Howard Pollet kept the Cardinals' lead and shutout S. Tigers.
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Elden Auker
John Niggeling
Don Gutteridge
Browns
Auker
Niggeling
Indians
Gutteridge
Bill Lehrman
Willard Marshall
Giants
Phils
Johnny Murphy
Yankees
Luman Harris
Athletics
Murphy
Harris
Yanks
Bucky Walters
Ray Starr
Reds
Piratéa Oh
Joe Cronin
Lou Finney
Red Sox
Ilatter
Senators
Dixie Walker
Whitlow Wyatt
Dodgers
Raves
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Tigers
Howard Pollet
Cardinals
Rogers Hornsby
Philadelphia
Hornsby
Babe Ruth
Lyman Harris
Johnny Niggeling
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Curt Davis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Braves
Whitelow Wyatt
Bob Carpenter
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Baseball league leaders from National and American Leagues
National League top hitters include Phelps batting .343 with Reiser and Musial in Runs and RBIs. Fernandez leads in hits for Boston with Miller. Slaughter tops triples. Camillis tied for home runs. Miller steals the most bases. Pitching leaders include French and Davis for Brooklyn in the NL. In the American League Williams leads runs and RBIs for Boston with Spence and Kolloway among leaders in hits and triples. Bonham and Haynes lead in pitching.
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Phelps
Pittsburgh
Reiser
Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
Ott
New York
Mize
Marshall
Fernandez
Boston
Miller
Joost
Cincinnati
Walker
Slaughter
Litwhiler
Philadelphia
D. DiMaggio
Williams
Doerr
Spence
Washington
Hockett
Fleming
Cleveland
Gordon
Kolloway
Chicago
Higgins
Detroit
Heath
York
Kuhel
Case
Bonham
Haynes
Yankees Dodgers Increase Marks In Busy Week End
Major league baseball enjoyed a rest after the busiest weekend of the season. The Yankees extended their AL lead to eight games, while the Dodgers widened their NL margin to six. Mel Ott tied a NL RBI record, and multiple doubleheaders produced five double victories despite weather cuts.
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New York Yankees
Altho
Philadelphia Athletics
Casey Stengel and Umpire Magerkurth in heated exchange
The Boston Braves manager Casey Stengel accuses umpire George Magerkurth of lacking tact and being an aggressive meddler. He recalls a ninth inning confrontation while managing against the Phillies and recounts past fines and a chat with Frank Frisch about umpire conduct.
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New York
Charles Dillon Stengel
George Magerkurth
Casey Stengel
Magerkurth
Casey
Boston Braves
Macy’s
Frank Frisch
Pittsburghs
Stengel
Men In Blue
Ol’ Case
Phils
Errickson
Hayes to the Browns ends Wagner rise with A's
Frankie Hayes is traded from the Philadelphia Athletics to the St. Louis Browns for Bob Harris and Bob Swift. Hal Wagner rises to No. 1 catcher for Connie Mack as Wagner proves his fielding and hitting in a pivotal doubleheader against the Yankees.
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Philadelphia
Frankie Hayes
St. Louis Browns
Hal Wagner
Connie Mack
Athletics
Hayes
Browns
Bob Harris
Bob Swift
Wagner
Riverton
N. J
Connie
Duke University
Russell Blackburne
A’s
Portsmouth
Spartansburg
Mackmen
Newark
Mack
Yanks
Lyman Harris
Miller Challenge Shifts Titles in Tight Association Race
Milwaukee clings to lead but Kansas City trails by one and a half games as Minneapolis climbs to third. The Millers won two pitching duels over St Paul 2-1 and 8-1, with Haefner notching his seventh win. Frank Secory sustained a possible shoulder fracture in the opener.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Altho
Kansas City
Minnneapolis
Millers
St. Paul
Saints
Mickey Haefner
Dick Lanahan
Bill Lefebvre
Brewers
Frank Secory
Don Lang
Blues
Levy
Eric Tipton
George Scharein
Ray Volpi
Louisville
Indianapolis
Gabby Hartnett
Columbus
Toledo
Red Birds
Johnny Marcum
Minneapolis
Kelly
Swift
Public Assistance Decrease in Kansas Last April
Public assistance grants in Kansas for last April dropped 1 846 from the prior year total. The decline stems from 4 718 fewer general assistance cases while old age assistance rose by 2 648 to 20 979 cases.
Reader Sets and Gets Results in Local Classified Page
A reader submission appears on the Journal-World classifieds claiming quick results from a set and get approach. The item highlights a simple method and promises practical outcomes for everyday tasks.
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Journal-World
Knife Attack Kills Teen on Boston Parkway
A 15 year old girl was killed on a parkway beside the Charles river basin as she fled a knife brandisher. Four Boston University students chased the suspect, Harold Breski and Henry Gates among them, who overpowered him after the murder. The weapon, a foot long butcher knife, was recovered from the river.
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Boston
Charles River
Back Bay
Boston University
Fidella Briand
Fisher Business School
Harry Adams
Somerville
Harold Breski
Bridgeport
Pelice
Memorial Day observances by U S troops in London and Ulster
In London on Memorial Day United States Ambassador John G Winant led American ceremonies. US troops in Northern Ireland held graveside services for four comrades who died in Ulster since January. The American Legion laid a wreath at the Cenotaph while the National Women's Relief Corps and the G A R auxiliary laid flowers before Lincoln's statue in Westminster.
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London
United States
John G. Winant
Northern Ireland
Ulster
American Legion
National Women's Relief Corps
Auxiliary of the
Lincoln
Westminster
Tornado and hail devastate Guymon Oklahoma downtown
A June 1 tornado ripped through Guymon causing demolition of four brick buildings and damage to several more. A severe hail storm followed for two hours, shattering plate glass and roofs, while muddy floodwaters swept through businesses and residences. City officials prepare damage estimates.
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Guymon
Okla
Main Street
Oklahoma Electric Light and Power Company
Bud Hays
Panhandle News Herald
Bond election at Emporia airport proposal to issue bonds
In Emporia Kansas a citizens committee petition leads the city committee to put a June 23 vote on $250 000 bonds for a municipal airport. Funds would cover site purchase and buildings. The plan is separate from efforts to secure a military or naval pilot training base.
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Emporia
Kan
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