Dodgers Back Home in First Place After 10 7 Win
Dodgers regain first in the league with a 10-7 victory over the Cardinals in Brooklyn amid celebrations across Flatbush. Pistolete Reiser sparked a late rally with a double to turn the game, while Bobby Feller steered the Indians past the Red Sox 7-2 in Cleveland. Cincinnati beat New York 3-2 while Detroit edged the Yankees 6-5 and St. Louis Browns topped Washington 1-0 in 10 innings. Rainouts affected several NL and AL games. Canadian-Mexican matches begin in Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inahi
Broklyn
Strooks
Redbirds
Brooklyn Bridge
Dodger
Brooklyn
Pistolete Reiser
Brook Isms
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Dole
Philadelphia Hillies
Daii Clay
Dave Koslo
Bobby Feller
Cleveland Comet
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Joe Cronin
Cub
Boston
Pat Seerey
Ken Keltner
Feller
Ted Williams
Detroit
Tigers
New York Yankees
Frank Crosetti
Yanks
Sox
St. Louis Browns
Jack Kramer
Washington
Boho Newsom
Joe Grace
Hank Helf
Browns
Nats
Blues Stay Close in K O M League After Win
In a close league race, Chanute fell 4 3 to Miami as the Blues moved to within half a game of the leaders. Dodson fired a three hitter for Miami while R Jordan held Chanute to five safeties as Carthage topped Iola 15 3 and Bartlesville Oilers beat Pittsburg 4 2. Crandall and Cadavely were ejected for protesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persz
Chanute
Miami
Blues
Jeadera
Owls
Dodson
R. Jorcan
Carthage
Iola
Cardinals
Odney Woods
Oilers
Bartlesville
Pittsburg
Beam
Jimmie Crandall
Tommy Cadavely
Phillies beat Cardinals as Phelps penalty shocks crowd
The Phillies defeated the St. Louis Cardinals in a rain soaked showcase before 30,000 fans at the Actual Printetom Invitational. Habe Phelps incurred a $500 fine for misconduct as the action intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Cardinals
Habe Phelps
Waz
Indiyear
Ana Croke Parvo Nurma
Joe Contends He Is Ready for Billy
Pompton Lakes New Jersey June 13 Joe Toouis will box 24 more rounds before facing Billy Cann in Yankee Stadium next Wednesday. He claims to be in grade A fighting shape despite a doctor cautions about his high blood pressure and other ailments and says his legs are ready for a 15 round bout if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompton Lakes
N. d
Joe Toouis
Billy Cann
Yankee Stadium
Jne
Max Schmeling
Open golf showdown looms as Wood holds record
New York dispatch notes Craig Wood already has a record in the Open at Cleveland regardless of winner while Dick Burton eyes a stronger push on the windy Lake Erie course. The column hints at wind effects and course familiarity shaping the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Craig Wood
Lake Erie
Dick Burton
Score
Davis
Duke and Army Football Ties Highlight 1944 Marital Note
The fragment notes both subjects were married on July 4, 1944. It mentions George Clark of Duke, who pitched and scored in a tie, returning to the Duke squad after Navy service, and McAlister from Alabama, back in Oklahoma working with the Sooners. Jake explains leaving distant schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clark
Duke
Army
Navy
Duke McAlister
Alabama
Oklahoma U. S
Jake
United States Davis Cup Opener Versus Filipino Team
Davis Cup action resumes with the United States facing a ban tam Filipino squad led by Walter Pate as non playing captain. Fr Je Parker leads singles with Pose for second singles while Talbert and Mulloy defend doubles duties. War service limits mix in with potential Schroeder return for singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
United States
Walter Pate
Australia
TCR
Thre
Ays Pate
Billy Talbert
Wilmington
Del
Je Parker
Los Angeles
Talbert
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Ted Schroeder
Glendale
Calif
Colonels Grab Tight Second Place in 13-Inning Win
Louisville strengthened its hold on second in the American Association by beating Indianapolis 4 to 2 in 13 innings to cut a half game on league leader St Paul. In another game Toledo edged Columbus 4 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bry
Associated Press
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Saints
Toledo
Columbus
City League Games Tonight in South Park Farmera Ve
Softball and baseball action scheduled for 6 18 p m with Clinton versus Lemion and South m featuring Flashes x Laundry and Wond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
Farmera Ve. Vtons
P. m
Clinton Vy
Lemion
South m
Fight Experts See Quick Louis Start Against Conn
In Greenwood Lake New Jersey June 13 boxing experts predict Joe Louis must land early against Billy Conn or risk losing the title. Conn looks good in every aspect while Louis shows indifferent form leading some to believe he may be concealing his best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Louis
Lhoe
Mickey Walker
Conn
Louis
Billy
Joe
Fort Smith Giants blank Leavenworth 7-0 in series opener
Fort Smith opened its four game Western association series against Leavenworth with a 7-0 shutout pitched by Herb Madzan. The Giants improved to 22 wins and Leavenworth dropped, as Reed drove in four runs and Scott three for Fort Smith. Hutchinson lost to Topeka as Owl Hurler Torres held the Cubs to six hits. Muskeg Reds outhit St Joseph but lost 2-2 when Seltenreich tripled to drive in the winning run. Salina Blues tops Joplin 8-3 with four runs in the second inning to seize early lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ityle
Fort Smith
Leavenworth
Giant Huser
Herb Madzan
Giants
E Alick
Scott
Hutchinson
Topeka
L.L
Herter
Formance
Cubs
Muskese Reds
St. Joseph
Frihen
John Seltenreich
Johnny Bakay
Salina
BR Uejays
Joplin
Sehreer
New York Milk Farm Tops Cash Income Record
The New York dairy industry stands as the farmers' largest single cash source, surpassing cattle, cotton, wheat, tobacco, and other crops. The text notes a trend of rising dairy profitability and strong output across major regions.
Lawrence Tennis Team to Play Fort Officers Sunday
The Lawrence tennis team will face the Fort Leavenworth Officers on Sunday afternoon at Fort Leavenworth. The squad includes George Docking John Andrews Jim Maloney John Blacker Justin Hill Joe Traylor and Bob Oyler in three doubles and two singles matches. Docking and Maloney will play in both singles and doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Fort Leavenworth
George Docking
John Andrews
Jim Maloney
John Blacker
Justin Hill
Joe Traylor
Bob Oyler
Docking
Maloney
K. U
Athletes Foot Fungicide Ad Juxtaposed With Mystery Phrases
An OCR noisy item mentions athletes foot and a fungicide promotion, with garbled words and scattered capitalized fragments. It references Round Corner Drug and a 35 cent draw, but the text is largely unintelligible and lacks coherent narrative or clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudes
Kansas Council of Churches Stands by Prohibition Decree
Topeka June 13 CP The Kansas Council of Churches goes on record deploring any attempt to change the liquor question. In a Newton annual meeting resolution executive secretary Milton R. Vogel said churchmen believe improvement lies not in easing the present law but in strengthening the current prohibition. Drowns in Creek at Argonia report mentions Wilber Allen Fisher and a drowning case with scant details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
The
Kansas Cornet of Churches
Lauer
Milton R. Vogel
Vosei
Newton Tue
Creek Argonia
Kan
Wilber Allen Fisher
Fisher Child Drowns While Swimming in Argonia Creek
Mr and Mrs W A Fisher Creepard five D drowned while swimming in Argonia Creek west of here yesterday. Besides his parents he is survived by three brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mex
W. A. Fisher, Creepard
Argonia_creek
Here
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flatbush
Bensonhurst
Williamsburgh
Coney Island
Gowanus Canal
Vasion
Montreal
N. J
Lilly Conn
Sports Mirror
Dirty Dig
John H. Clark
Thoroughbred Record
Belmont Park
Mappy Chandler
Chandler
Pericles
Charles Barnou
Billy Conn
Paris
St. Louis
Cape Cod Cardinals
Angelo Bertelli
Paul Governali
Sunflower Club
Ober
Sunflower
Southwark
McLouth
Eagles
Ray Evans
University of Kansas
Bob Stoland
Bere
Stoland
Tf A
al i Saffell
P Pattee
Vans
Allen
N Riche
Blar
Gari
Els
A ' Jacobs
Peri
Sun
Ohers
McLow
Harri
Catt M. Petes
Brown Friensle
Terry
Sesa Oo
Georgi
Fai
Te Hensman
Melura
Mahonks
Weller
Rhild
Hunemeer
Stafford
A Landers
Norman
Tuttle
Lowth Aan
Greenwood Lake
Billy Connrain
New Jersey Hills
Fuanmire
Ely
Leaveworth
Grace
Brownebington
Lei
Trioph
Henhy Filer
Uteland Doarneil
Toptern
Miho
Dette Puateeb
Andry
Cinerine
Tulsa
Okla
Cal
C. H. Chorpening
Teddy
Keystone
Arkansas River
Mannford
Kirkpatrick
Esol
Sey
Omarkmar
Bel
Carter Service
Phage
Kansas
IUL Development Com
Kansas Council of Churches
Wren
Olympic Stadium
East 15Th St
Kansas City, MO
Blue Ribbon Shoe& Harness Shop
Massachusetts St
John Lohman
SAS Ind
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!