Dodgers On the Heels of Cardin y 24 rs Es
Dodgers battle Cardinals as Giants fall. Yankees and Senators split a doubleheader. Red Sox pitcher shines. Cubs, Pirates, Braves edge rivals in varied results. Notable hits include Don Black loss, Culberson homer, and Heath two-run shot. Crowd of 27,547 attends amid baseball fever.
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Rube Melton
Curt
Daniel Boone
Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Claude Passeau
Pirates
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Philadelphia Phillies
Red Barrett
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Aingle
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al Javery
Chuck Workman
Coe
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Boston Red Sox
A’s
Leon Culberson
Robbie Don Black
Oscar Judd
Brown
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Ilo Candini
Senators
Spud Chandler
Ernie
Jumbo) Bonham
Hal. Newhouses
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Jatf Heath
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Iowas
Stuhldreher Seeks More Men for Roster
Evanston Illinois June 24 Head coach Harry Stuhldreher faces a short roster as he prepares to oppose the college all stars and the pros in an annual charity game set for August 25 at Dyche stadium. Only six players are on the list with invitations sent to Roy McKay Texas Camille Iccone Notre Dame Sal Wistert Michigan Donald Currivan Boston College Del Dickerhoof Iowa and Pat Lyons Wisconsin for the event.
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Ill
Harry. Stuhldreher
Washington Red
College All Stars
Dyche Stadium
Roy McKay
Texas
Cammiller
Iccone
Notre Dame
Sal Wiste
Sports Mirror: Dodgers Extend Lead as Cardinals Falter
Cardinals drop further behind the Dodgers after consecutive losses, widening the gap in the league standings. Don McNeill captures a national clay court title by defeating Bobby Riggs in straight sets, highlighting a historic stretch in sports history.
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Associated Press
Cardinals
Graves
Dodgers
Don McNeill
Bobby Riggs
New York Giants
Bob Seeds
Dudley to Defend Title at Utah Open
Ed Dudley, president of the Professional Golfers Association, will defend his title in the Utah Open on July 9 and 10, tournament officials report.
Baseball Scores From Major Leagues and Minor Standings
In the American League Washington defeated New York and Detroit beat Cleveland while Chicago and St. Louis also posted wins. National League Brooklyn won, New York also won, while Chicago and Cincinnati had high scoring games. American Association results include Indianapolis and Louisville with mixed outcomes and Toledo suffering a large loss.
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Cardinals
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Johnny Hopp
Danny Litwhiler
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Chicago
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Minneapolis
Toledo
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Louisville
Summer Pro at Broadmoor Draws In Ellsworth Vines
Ellsworth Vines, former tennis pro, may enter alongside the Summer pro at the Broadmoor course in Colorado Springs. The purse is in war stamps and bonds, with totals listed as 000.
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Broadmoor Course
Colorado Springs
Ellsworth Vines
Stingy With His Hits Milo Candini Dominates Yankees
New York reports Milo Candini of the Washington Senators keeps strong form with a string of scoreless innings while yielding only four runs in 49 2 3 frames, earning his seventh win against the Yankees. The trade transfer and recent performances draw praise from peers and observers noting Candini’s improving health and sharp pitching repertoire.
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New York
Milo Candini
Washington Senators
Yankees
Yanks
Nats
Senators
Newark
Lindell
Boxing letters from war correspondents spark kitchen-sink roundup
A sports roundups column mixes fan letters from service members and pro figures. It cites war era wishes for boxing pictures from New Guinea and praise for Frank McCormick, plus notes on Abe Greene and Tony Galento as entertainment.
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Abe Greene
NBA
Tony Galento
Abe
Lions seek tackle candidate with Detroit deal for study
Fred Mandel and Gus Dorais discuss signing a tackle hopeful for the Detroit Lions who would stay in Detroit to continue his studies and pursue an operatic career. Other notes mention a war bond baseball game, stars chosen by bond league averages, and various athletes in military and sports roles.
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Fred. Mandel
Gus Dorais
Detroit Lions
Detroit
Dorais
New York
Norfolk Naval
Bill Hulse
N.Y.A
Shells Available For Hunters With Need Shown
Government officials said ammunition will be provided to civilians who show need for the hunting season, though gas shortages may affect distribution. The WPB has imposed quotas and required approvals for essential civilian users, excluding recreation. Wildlife director Ira N Gabrielson said resourceful sportsmen can expect good hunting when the season opens.
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Washin
War Production Board
WPB
Defense Plant
Ira N.gabrielson
Wildlife Division
Quigley Speaks at Manhattan Baseball Dinner
E. C. Quigley, noted sports official and former NL umpire, was the featured speaker at a Manhattan baseball banquet attended by 200 last night. Dr H T Hill of Kansas State presided as master of ceremonies, with Col Q I Holman and Gene Kemper among the speakers and Centaurs players honored.
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Kans
E., C. Quigley
Apa
H. T. Hill
Kansas State
Tom and
Evan Griffith
Col
Q. I. Holman
Cavalry
Fort Riley
Gene Kemper
Topeka
Kan
Daily Capital
Frank Welch
Beryl Taylor
Centaurs
Ruth Predicts Baseball Will Fold This Summer
Cleveland June 24 Babe Ruth, famed home run hitter in the 1920s and 30s, predicts baseball will not survive the current season. He doubts clubs will open ballparks next year, saying the sport could fold if owners refuse to lose money longer.
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Cleveland
Babe Ruth
Ball Park
Posthumous Oak Leaf Cluster Awarded to Air Medal Recipient
Staff Sgt. James F. O'Brien of Lawrence Kansas receives the Oak Leaf Cluster to the Air Medal posthumously for valor in the Aleutians. He was assigned to the 11th Air Force U S A A F and reported killed in action on March 8 during World War II.
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Washington
James F. O’brien
Lawrence
Kan
Aleutians
11Th Air Force
O’brien
Local Social Roundup From Eudora Notes
Mr and Mrs Lee Colman were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W F Elkins of Lawrence on Sunday. Mrs W O Watson returned from Springfield Mo and will spend the week there with her mother Mrs Mary Whitaker. Mrs A J Smith will visit at the home of her children Mr and Mrs Will Smith. Charlene Edelbrock and Ruth Ann Henley went to Kansas City for a house party at the Methodist national training school for deaconesses. Mr and Mrs J D Adams hosted a dinner Sunday for Miss Henrietta Schubert alongside guests Mr and Mrs F G Hughes, Mr and Mrs M B Starr, C S Fuller of Ottawa and Miss Dorothy Alexander. Mrs John T Jones and daughter Betty Louise of Hebron visited relatives. Mrs Jones is known in Eudora as Ina Dolisi.
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Lee Colman
Wwe F. Elkins
Lawrence
John Weil
Topeka
Sarah Hausman
W. O. Watson
Springfield
Rev. Watson
Mary Whitaker
A. J. Smith
Will
Will Smith
Charlene Edelbrock
Ruth Ann Henley
Kansas City
Methodist National Training School
J. D. Adams
Henrietta Schubert
F. G. Hughes
M. B. Starr
C. S. Fuller
Ottawa
Dorothy Alexander
John T. Jones
Betty Louise
Hebron
Jones
Eudora
Ina Dolisi
John Dolisi
Local families honor relatives with weekend gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Edelbrock hosted a Sunday picnic dinner for Martin Breithaupt with family present including Mrs. Breithaupt, B. S. Breithaupt and Delbert, Charles Flor ence and Clayton of Lawrence, and Eugene Breithaupt of Lincoln. A surprise dinner for Mr. Ogden featured Mrs. Myrtle Figenbaum, Miss Dar ling, and Miss Geneva Ogden. Clifford Steffen, a Mission lumber company worker, visited with Mr. and Mrs. William Roe and family in Eudora, while the Roes, former Eudora teachers, hosted a Kansas City visitors evening.
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Pete Edelbrock
Martin Breithaupt
B. S. Breithaupt
Delbert
Charles Florence
Clayton
Lawrence and Dale
Eugene Breithaupt
Lincoln
Neb
Ray Ogden
Margaret Miesse
Kansas City
Roe
Eudora
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