Baseball Roundup Flashes From Major League Action
Cincinnati tops St Louis 2 1 as Walters outduels Lanier and Munger. Yankees struggle with homers as Partee lifts Boston 8 7 in twilight. A’s fall, Washington prevails, Cleveland beats St Louis in night game. Stanky earns Cubs win over Phils. Voiselle gets sixth victory as Giants top Red Sox. Chicago rallies to 10 6 over Pirates.
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Walters
Max Lanier
Billy Southworth
George Munger
Yankees
Kings
Harridge Loop
Bronx
Roy Partee
Boston
Washington
George Myatt
Johnny Sullivan
Milo Candini
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Cleveland
St. Louis Towns
Mike Rocco
Roy Cullendine
Jack Kramer
Eddie Stanky
Cubs
Brooklyn
Phils
Bil Voiselle
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Major Johnson Champions Competitive Sports Advice
Washington June 9 UP Major Johnson ace air combat fighter and former golden gloves boxer argues for competitive sports. He says athletic training taught him to never give up, comparing fighting Germans to football and stressing that teamwork and effort determine breaks and outcomes. Johnson, from Lawton Oklahoma, trained at Lawton High and Cameron College. He notes Germans began retreating as Allied planes pressed them.
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Washington
Major Johnson
America
Ike
Johnson
Germany
Lawton, Ohls
All Son
Lawton High School
Gameron College
Kansas Meet Oklahoma In Baseball Tomorrow
The University team travels to Stadium field tomorrow at 2 30 for a game with Oklahoma. Coach Elmer Scharke has been preparing the squad to face the strong Oklahoma club in what promises to be a competitive matchup.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
University of Bauehempine
Ind
Ohishoma
Sooners
Lawreace
Elmer Scharke
Hiadu
Ipe
Baseball Rules Books For Kids Highlighted By Dumont
Begh S Fullerton reports Ray Dumont of the National Baseball Congress distributes rule books via 125 radio stations, with most requests from kids on how to play. Next year’s books will cover playable plays. Dumont cites high price of current books as a barrier for youngsters.
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New York
Upi
National Baseball Congress
Ray Dumont
Dumont
Ray
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League scores feature Chicago defeating Pittsburgh 10 to 6 and New York beating Boston 6 to 4 while Cincinnati edged St Louis 2 to 1. Brooklyn, Chistelvnle and others posted wins as rain postponed Detroit at Chicago. American League saw Boston 8 New York 7 and Cleveland 4 St Louis 3 with Philadelphia 5 in restricted action. American Association results include St Paul 3 Toledo 0 Columbus 11 Minneapolis 6 and Milwaukee 13 Louisville 2. Indianapolis at Kansas City noted.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chistelvnle
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Paul
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Jidianapoli
Kansas City
Penge
Pittsburchey
Chacinnati Park
Brooklyn Detter
Alan
Lena
Chicago x. A
Detroit Os
Hi Kano
Washington
Byrd tops field in war bond golf tourney at Torresdale
Sam Byrd, once a Yankees outfielder, fired a 66 to lead the 72 hole war bond invitational at Torresdale Frankford Country Club. Bob Hamilton and Bud Lewis chased with 68 and 69 as Byron Nelson and Harold McSpaden posted 71, while Gene Sarazen and others followed in close formation.
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Philadelphia
Sam Byrd
New York Yankeen
Bedford
Mich
Byrd
Torresdale- Frankford
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Pinehurst
Bud Lewis
Oreland
P.G.A. King
Craig Wood
Tamaroneck
N. Y
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Byron Nelson
Toledo
McSpaden
Gene Sarazen
Mount. Vernon
Girls and Boys To Play Baseball in South Park
The Dez Coga club leagues open twilight games in South Park next week. Girls softball starts Monday at 6 45 pm and Tuesday at the same hour, while the boys hardball plays Wednesday Thursday and Friday at 7 pm. Coaches include Dorothy, Arlene Hill, Julie Fox, Rachel Cooper, Rose Elliot, and Mary Maiden guiding six teams with scorekeeping duties.
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Dez Coga Club
South Perk
Tanee Panes
Co Oe
Dorothy Dans
Cbs
Recreation
Rey Leaner
Ells
Arlene Hill
Julie Fox
Rachel Cooper
Rose Elliot
Mary Maiden
Lloyd Houston
James
Don Welter
Mahlon Yal
B ! Porter
Disappointed Betters Storm Onto Race Track
The Suffolk Downs scene turned chaotic as a notorious racing day saw Bayport and riders clash after a foul by Bayport forced seven entrants to pull up. Police arrested four as the start of the eighth race was delayed 32 minutes amid the disorder.
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Boston
Jane
Suffolk Downs
New England
Carr
Recco
Bayport
Polica
Sports Shorts Highlight Golf and Track Stars in War Effort
A batch of leading golfers Byron Nelson Jug Mi Sgt Vic Ghersi and Craig don will join a home plate tee driving contest in center field 75 and 125 yards away. Racing plans at Del Mar near San Diego may be scrapped if war effort requires. Amos Stagg argues against dropping intercollegiate athletics, citing morale. Jockey Johnny Adams rides four winners in Detroit. Elmer F Winn, 81, proves age is no barrier with a subpar 71. Claude Buddy Young aims to spear Illinois to NCAA crown with sprint showings and relay records.
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New York
Byron Nelson
Jug
Vic Ghersi
Craig Don
Sprinted Tee
Bing Goaby
Baadeeman
Bin
Gaby
del Mar
San Diego
Everett Crosby
Amarillo
Tex
Elmer F. Winn
Plainview
Winn
Milwaukee
Claude
Buddy
Young
Illinois
Jesse Owens
N.C.A.A
Southern California
Ed Conwell
New York University
Drake
Penn
Illini
Babe Ruth Eyes Pinch Hitter Return After Knee Operation
New York reports Babe Ruth may return to baseball as a pinch hitter before the season ends after entering a hospital for a knee cartilage removal. The Babe, 33, says he hopes the operation will restore his legs so he can play golf, while associates name several clubs interested in his postrecovery field presence.
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New York
Babes Ruth
Swat
Yankees
Babe
Sean
Jack Schaefer
Ruth
Schaefer
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Steve O'Neil
Detroit Tigers
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Roosevelt Health Report Boosts 4th Term Prospects
Washington reports President Roosevelt 62 in better health than a year ago with weight 180 pounds, the lowest since his White House entry. Dr McIntire notes normal test results and says rest and sunshine planned, while health may influence plans for a possible trip and war leadership talks with Churchill.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ross T. McIntire
McIntire
Churchill
Great Britain
White House
Opposition to Congress recess urged during convention period
Washington June 9 Representative Hope Kansas urged Congress not to recess except during national party conventions in Chicago. With invasion of Western Europe underway and many major bills pending he argued the calendar could not clear by June 20. He noted price control extension debates and several must pass appropriations bills would take longer.
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Washington
Hope
Wew
Europe
Congress
Chicago
Jefferson county May registrants and local notices
Rural schools faced teacher vacancies with no applicants in sight. The May registrants include Andean Francis Kramer McLouth Gea ward Yost McLouth George Kenneth Kirmian Winchester Kirby Loraine Rogers Perry Harry Eugene Moses McLouth Thomas Andrew Houpt Ozankie H G Randall Valley Paris Paul Amos Bolinger Valley Falla. The Oak Grove Sunshine club met. plans included Harold Dick sale and a $25 bond. Arthur Haynes of Topeka died in a municipal airport accident. Funeral at Mount Hope, Topeka. Sherman Holliday injured hauling wood. Various local visits and family arrivals noted.
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Hayes
Jefferson County
Andean
Francis’ Kramer
McLouth
Gea
Ward Yost
George Kenneth Kirmian
Winchester
Kirby
Loraine Rogers
Perry
Harry Eugene
Moses
W. H. Allen
Jennis. Gibson
Roland O’trimble
Kansas City
Eugene
Louise Peard
Richa
Oonma
R. W
Leonard Page
Russell Vandizer
Oak Grove
Arthur ‘Haynes
Topeka
Haynes
Anna Giesman Hoynes
Hazel
Sam Allen
Little Son
A. A. Allen
Allen
Alabama
Sherman Holliday
Oskaloosa
George Brown
Harland
Brown
Billie
Fort Scott
W.H. Allen
Browns
Missiesippi
Billie Allen
Charles, Johnson
Priority Club Nylon Hose Schemes Stopped by OPA
Washington June 9 The OPA condemned Nylon priority clubs that offer future nylons for six pairs of rayon lisle or cotton bought now. Stores issue nylon priority cards punched to buy wartime hose first. Consumers need not join to obtain nylons later. such clubs are illegal. Your four line want ad will be printed widely for 96c. Phone 22.
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OPA
Sports Mirror Recaps Past Pro Baseball and Golf Moments
The item notes last year’s St Louis Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 3 and gain on the Dodgers. It recalls Bobby Riggs beating Frank Parker 6 0 7 5 in a Kansas City tennis event. It also mentions Sam Snead shooting 71 to total 139 leading Horton Smith midway at a national open golf tournament.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bobby Riggs
Frank Parker
Kansas City
Sam Snead
Horton Smith
Protest Over 10 Percent Cabaret Tax Cut
Representative Frank Carlson protests a senate move to cut cabaret taxes by ten percent during wartime. He argues Americans fight the western front while Congress seeks tax relief. Carlson urges leaving any tax adjustment to the Ways and Means Committee that proposed the levy.
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Washington
Frank Carlson J
Rkan
Senate
House
Carlson
Ways and Means
Garlson
Wright Strike Ends as Production Resumes Before Ultimatum
A four day Wright Aeronautical strike halted jet engine production. Col. George Strong of the Army Air Forces and UAW official George Ades declared the dispute over fifteen hours before the ultimatum expired. Production returned to nearly normal after the walkout over a racial transfer dispute.
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Cincinnati
Wright Aeronautical Corp
George “K. Strong
Army Air Forces Central District
Detroit
George Addés
Cleveland
International
United Automobile Workers
C.I.0
Mayor Tobin to serve as butler in bond drive auction
Boston on June 12 the city’s mayor Maurice J Tobin and his wife will be auctioned as domestics to the highest bidder in a Fifth War Bond rally on Boston commons. Mrs Tobin will cook a dinner and the mayor will serve, with the “in service” term limited to one meal and no menu announced.
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Boston
Maurice J. Tobin
Butler
Cook
Boston ‘Commons
Willi
Wounded in Action List Includes Kansans
Washington June 9 The war department announced today that four hundred U S soldiers were wounded in action and include Kansas officers and enlisted men among them Second Lt. William H Glavin Atchison Pvt Martin H Klein Wichita Pte Daniel L Furse Keats Denver Ww Howell Wellington Second Lt John E Roby Reece Tulsa and others from Oklahoma and nearby areas were also listed in the official release
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Washington
U. S
War Department
Iteediterranean
Willian H. Glavin
Atchison
Martin ‘H. Klein
Wichita
Southwest Pacific ‘Area
Daniel L. Furse
Keats
Pfe
Denver
Howell
Wellington
John ER
Roby
Reece
Warren Hartman on Two Weeks Vacation at Home Folks
Warren Hartman, who has been attending school at LaMars, Iowa, is spending a two weeks vacation with home folks. A program is being prepared for Children’s Day at the Stull Evangelical church June 18. Everyone is welcome to attend. Mr and Mrs Rainier Deskins of Kansas City, and Mrs Mar-
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Warren Hartman
LaMars
Stull Evangelical Church
Fragmented classifieds note on unused furniture for sale
A garbled reader message references unused furniture and items for sale. It mentions phone contact and an unclear request, suggesting a classified style posting with damaged text and missing details. The readable elements imply a sale listing and a contact method without concrete items or prices.
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