Athletics Beat Boston in 11 Innings to Lead Standings
The Athletics edged the Red Sox 5 to 4 in 11 innings as Eddie Busch delivered the deciding hit. Bobo Newsom then pitched a 2-0, two-hit shutout in the nightcap to push Philadelphia into a tie for sixth. Browns split with Chicago, 5-0 after dropping the opener 4-3 as Hollingsworth earned his first win.
Williams Favored In Madison Square Garden Bout
Iké Williams opened as a 1-4 favorite to defeat Cleo Shans in a 10 round MSG fight Friday night. Both fighters were cleared fit by the New York state athletic commission physician after yesterday’s exam.
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New York
Iké Williams
Cleo Shans
Madison Square Garden
New York State Athletic Commission
Track meet wins spark Iowa? Kansas standout shows speed
In Ita Kan a student began by winning the 100-yard dash in 9.9 seconds and the 220-yard low hurdles in 26.4, also anchoring the winning relay. Other victors included Pvt. Frazier Blandon of Osawatomie Kansas in the dash.
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Ita
Kan
Weuaning
Frazier Blandon
Osawatomie
Sports Roundup highlights college coaching, players and service notes
New York reports a round of sports items: Alabama’s coaching school, with baseball, is out for the duration, while Frank Thomas plans to recruit former Bama and major league stars as instructors. Other notes cover sit ups by Pvt Spratt, potential night track meets, Duggan’s dual roles in Oklahoma City, NYU intramurals, Torres’s long pants, Elmore Harris at AAU trials, Conn’s transfer, and a Great Lakes vs Lawrence baseball game preview. The column weaves baseball, track, football, and service facts with light humor and local color.
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New York
Emall-College
Prep
Gandlot
Alabama
Frank Thomas
Joe Sewell
Riggs Stephenson
New Jersey
Edward O. Spratt
Greensboro
N. C
Keesler Field
Miss
Spratt
Sgt
Edward Beranek
AAF Training Command School
Yale
A.A.U
Clifford “Cactus Face” Duggan
Car-Pitts
Victory Gardens
Oklahoma City
N.Y.U
Gil Torres
Senators
al Simmons
Elmore Harris
Morgan State College
Cliff Bourland
Wes Wallace
Cliff
Hariig
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
Mickey Cochrane
Contos Kronzer
Lawrence
Didriksen Yaharias Leads Western One Women’s Match Play
Chicago June 21 Babe Didriksen Yaharias holds a psychological edge as the top seed in the western one women’s tournament narrowing to 16 survivors in second round match play. She faces Ann Casey in Mason City Iowa with Patty Berg and Dorothy Kirby advancing. Dorothy Germain of Philadelphia posted a 97 win as favored in the lower bracket. Observers expect Germain and Babe to contest a championship showdown despite scrambles for par.
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Chicago
Babe Didriksen
Yaharias
Babe
Bahe
Ann Casey
Mason City
Beverly Hills
Calif
Patty Berg
The
Matines
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Dorothy Germain
Philadelphia
Thomas Nolan
New Castle
Miss Germain
Habe
Track legends and distant showdowns in sports mirror
A recap from Sports Mirror notes past matchups and figures. It recalls Greg Rice's naval assignment a year ago limiting a meeting with Gundar Haegg, a three year ago race where Whirlaway beat Market Wise by a length at Aqueduct, and a five year old Mayo Clinic report describing Lou Gehrig with a form of infantile paralysis.
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Associated Press
Greg Rice
Gundar Haegg
Whirlaway
Market Wise
Aqueduct
Mayo Clinic
Lou Gehrig
Baseball season leaders with scattered league stats
The report lists National and American League batting leaders and top hitters. Brooklyn’s headliners include hits Walker and doubles Walker, with Musial and Jett noted for triples. Doerr and Spence lead in runs batted in, while Cullenbine and Hayes top home runs in the leagues.
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Associated Sikted' Press
National League
Eiker Brooklyn
Rute
Brooklyn
Weintrau Tb Kew ‘Ork
Walker
Musial
Jett
Teaturt
Homtt
New York
Luplen
Phiadelphis
Ryan
Boston
Fieng—Munger
St Lous
Tucker
Doerr
Spence
Nak
Kwayon
Cullenbine
Cleveland
Moses
Chicago
Gutteridge
Louis
Lindell and Savage
Hayes
Philadelphia
Caseshington
Ag Tine Maltaberser
Baseball scores and notable pitching highlights from today
Dodgers edge Giants 7 6 behind Les Webber's relief work after Rub Melton failed in the first inning. Cardinals win 2 1 as Al Jurisich stars in outfield plays. Reds beat Pirates 2 0 with Bucky Walters limiting hits and Ray Mack drives Tigers to 3 1 win in twilight game. Yankees top Senators 3 1 as Metheny homers and Newsom, Hodgin, Siebert star in twin bill. Browns beat White Sox 5 0 on Hollingsworth five hitter. Transport unit planned for St Joseph Missouri with Rosecrans Field to host new unit set for January.
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Danny Connie
Castoffa
Joe Cronin
Sporting
Red Sox
Baskmen
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
White Sox
A’s
Eddie Busch
Elmira
Bobo Newsom
Browns
al Hollingsworth
Hank Borowy
Anther
Yanka
Washington
Bud
Metheny
Homer
Cleveland
Detroit
Ray Mack
Paul Trout
Trout
Bucky Walters
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Star
Reds
Giants
New Yorkers
Pogoklyn
Les Webber
Tbe Melton
Dodgers
Huaie Olivia
al Jurisich
St. Louis Cardinals
Pepper Martin
Stan Musial
Chicago Cubs
Associated Press
Rubs Melton
Brooklyn
Stan Mustal
Cardinals
Cubs
Pirates
Indians
Tigers
Bud Metheny
Yankees
Hank
Ed Busch
Dick Siebert
Athletics
Newsom
Siebert
Twin Hill
Busch
Nnith
Mackmen
Hollingsworth
Ralph Hodgin
Aeck
Hodgin
Pala Hose
Field Officers Named in Coastal Tepitas Ferry Mission
Brig. Gen. William H. Turner commands ferrying divisions and Exiosport command with Lt. Col. George W. Peterson leading the field office as station commander.
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Costal Tepitas
Ees
William H. Turner
Purchase Parsonage for First Christian Church in 938 Tennessee
The First Christian church board bought the J. G. Jeffries residence at 938 Tennessee street for a parsonage. The six room two story house will be ready for possession September 1, 1944. Rev Harold G Barr resigned as pastor to become dean of the Bible college at the University of Kansas, effective July 1, prompting the search for a new minister and the appointment is hoped to be announced soon.
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First Christian Church
J. G. Jeffries
Tennessee Street
Kansas Bible College
University of Kansas
Myers Hall
Harold G. Barr
the Bibles College
Barr
Washington Creek Vacation Bible School Concludes Amid Praise
The Washington Creek program closed a two week vacation Bible school led by Mrs Ralph Hodgden with Miss Virginia Kingery and others. 45 pupils enrolled and attendance averaged 45 daily. Highlights included Bible songs, memory verses, a Good Samaritan pantomime, Bible books recitations, and a girls quartet. The event featured a birthday Sunday with Dr W W Peters as guest speaker and a basket dinner.
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Ralph Hodgden
Virginia Kingery
Eather Hodgden
Arthur Flory
Lone Star
Hodgdon
Flory
Eae
Bonnie Hodgden
Elizabeth Finley
Marjorie Ann Bond
Edna Maé Mohler
Gordon Fishburn
Delma Hoover
Nellie Fae Mohler
Virginia Kinzer
Velma Garber
Melva Dene Hoover
Topeka
S.B.A
Nancy Carol Smith
Lawrence
Ben Mohler
Mary Meyer
Hutchinson
Orie Smith
Raymond. Koehler
Currant
Sarah Wise
Winfield
Asa Postma
Calvin Hoover
Clarence Hoover
Walter Kampschrosart
Clinton
Orlyn Vaughn
Duane
Tuersay
Vaughn
Mr. Smith
Ralph Hodgsen
Bonnie and Merrill
Esther Hodsden
Smith-Kachler
Asa Pastma
John Forth
John Nottingham
Finva Garber
Garber
Elvin Edward Dillon
Miami
Fla
Miss North
Smith-Koehler
Ralph Hodzaen
Frank Haas
Ewing
Henry Nieder
Carl. Boerkircher
Otto
Merrill Hodgden
Raymond Koehler
Gathered guests from many towns visit Ebon Anderson home
Last Sunday many families including Deskins of Overland Park Blackburn Mo Topeka Worden and Spring Hill joined the Ebon Anderson home for a Sunday afternoon visit. Wesley Wulfkuhie and Esther Moss dined with Fred Hartman while others hosted at George Houk and Charlie Houk homes. Children’s Day observed at Stull Evangelical Church with a morning program.
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Deskin
Rainier Deskin
Overland Park
Paul Lowell
Iva
Mae
Lydia
Blackburn
Lloyd Deskin
Topeka
Arthur Holcom
Mattie Deskin
Olney
Spring Hill
S. J. Swearinger
Ebon-Anderson
Wesley Wulfkuhie
Mies Esther Moss
Fred Hartman
Hubert Wulfkubie
Hubert, Jr
Chariie Roller
Jim Brass
Newton
Carl Johanning
Orval Carl
Worden
William Murphy
Bre
Phyllis
George Houkome
Rose Rake
Charlie Houk
Orinda Stull
Stull
Rolland Kraft
Lecompton
Gus Hartman
Amelia and Arle Kampschroader Visit in Kansas City
Amelia and Arle Kampschroader traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday to visit Marvin Hartman who was en route to another camp for military training. Betty Lou Koehler of Carbondale visits Rita Marie Anderson and Darlene Montfoort of Lawrence aiding at the Daisy Bowen home this week.
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Amelia
Arle. Kampschroader
Kansas City
Marvin Hartman
Betty ‘Lou Koehler
Carbondale
Rita Marie Anderson
Darlene Montfoort
Lawrence
Wth
Daisy Bowen
McLouth Community Notes and Family Updates 1944
McLouth area social news covers travels of residents visiting Kansas City Leavenworth and Bartlesville. church activities including the Brethren women's group meeting. a funeral for Thayne Dark in Topeka. military furloughs and family visits. local education and theater events in Lawrence. and a probate court notice about oil and gas rights for Robert Harbeson estate in Edwards County Kansas.
Publication Notice in Douglas County Kansas
The Lawrence Daily Journal World prints a long list of defendants in a case by Julius Marks to quiet title to the south half of Lot sixty one, Massachusetts Street, Lawrence Kansas. Defendants must answer by July 6 1944 or face default. The notice appears in the District Court of Douglas County Kansas. © 1944 Lawrence Journal World.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lucille Annette Paslay
H. L. Paslay
District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
Lawrence
Vance, Emery & Sweyer
Belleville
John Callahan
District Court of
Thirty-Fifth Judicial District
County of
Osage
Kan- Sax
Mamie E. Miller
Nelle Douda
Osage County
Robert Robertaile
Robert Robertalle
Robert Robitaille
Mre
Wiliam H. R. Lykins
Daniel H. Brooks
Asa McIntire
Caroline McIntire
Iam Bec Intire
Samuel Blaisdell
Loulas B. Bialadell
Blaisdell
Jane Brooks
P. Richmond Brooks
Babcock
Carmin. Babcock
August Ells
Mra
August Ellis
Bregens
Crerens
Crescentia Ellis
His
Tie
Ehlis
Ehl Louis August Eliis
Louis August Ehlis
Louis August Ellis
August Louis Ellis
Geen Ehlis
Crescentia Eilis
I Ele
Elis
Francisca Eilis
Walepee Cen — Ellis
Francisca Ehits
Hhil
State of
Julius Marks
Massachusetts Street
Kanaas
Rit
Lawrence Dal- Journal-World
Henry KK. _Dravis
John Loughead
Ephriam Bazinter
Robert Fulls
Marcus Summerfield
Abraham Fulls
August Wulfkuble
Albert C
Walter
Herman Dravis
Herman Dreves
Herman Dravis, Jr
Frederica Dravis
Frederika Dreves
Sloan, Hamilton & Sloan
Seal
Glenn Logan
Pisintiff
Lawrence Dally Journal-World
Fleteist
Kan
Helen Patterson
Frank Patterson
Helen Chastain
Stevens & Brand
Qanty
Kanags
Alfred H. Sluas
State of Kansas
Dough County
Fred W. Dravin
Wetterma
Walter M. Johnson
Richard T. Richards
Theodor Kreipe
Lawrence Dell
Dovsise
Kaneaz
Piaintitt
John L. Grane
John Spacer
Samuel y’Lum
I. Lum
Edmund B. Wnitoan
Atty
Blanchard
Ropert “Honitaire
Robert Roberta
America
Associ
Boston
Maan
First Uni Society
American Onitarian Association of
American Unitarian Association
American Unitarian Association of
Mass
Douglas
B. Wilson
Itiat
Lawrence Daiornal-World
Ieee
Doyles County
William Stone
Te la Casaty Journal-World
Donge Ing
Aag Jer
Kenssa
Jesse LeRoy Palmer
Gerevisve Ireng Topping
J. M. Palmer
Kansan
State Board of Barber Examiners
R Her
L H Wants
Sala County
Naomi
le Gastrock
Ots
Naomi Gastrock
Marie Gastrock
Gaid
Conrad Gastrock
Guardian
Trock
AL D
George K. Melvin
Maxine Virtue
Jy Journal-World Line
Douging County
Apience
Said
el Alma B. Smith
Stusss
Igor
Prodige
Siministrator
Tims
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26Th Transport
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Washington Creek
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Babe Ruth
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Milton George
Suale George
Dewey
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C._W. Brown
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Arkansas
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Horace O. Dark
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Richmond
Women’s Missionary
Ladies’ Aid of the Brethren Church
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Thelma Ridgway
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Ruby McPherson Wil
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William White
George Meyer
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Fort Smith, Ark
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Charles Black
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Sioux City
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Emma Kessel
Parance
Franer
Aileen Nickels
Albert Kreste
Alpert Lee
Quonset Point
R. J
Air Corps
Navy
Taserende Daily Journal-World
Robert Bartesee
Terese
Robert Harbeson
Nora E. Harbeson
Edwards County
Lawrences
Stevena & Brand
the Guardian
Rock Island Railroad
United States
W. 8Th
St. Lawrence, Kan
Arrow
Leisure Coats
B. Stinner
Selvin
Lawrence Dalai
Douglas Canney
Eaucasus Barks
Julius Merks
Pisintiit
Gorriler & Attes
Astorneya
Callahan
Lilian M. Sloss
Alfred H. Sloss
Kanaag
Lillian M Silss
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