Hayes Lifts A's Over Tigers In Eight Four Win
Frankie Hayes powered the Philadelphia Athletics past Detroit 8-4 as he belted his second bases loaded homer of the season. Hayes, 1944’s hot bat, tied for the AL lead with Pat Seerey and helped Don Black to a short-lived victory before Detroit rallied to spoil it. Browns take second with 7-3 win over Boston as Kramer earns sixth, Leonard shines for Washington in a 5-4 triumph over Cleveland.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Pat Seerey
Rufe Gentry
Tigers
Johnny Lindell
Yanks
Howie Schultz
Brooklyn
Franke Schulte
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Rudy York
Mack
Philadelphia
Sam Zoldak
Barney Lutz
Browns
Zoldak
St. Louis
Lutz
Shibe Park
Don Black
Joe Berry
Charles Black Joins All American Team of Airmen
Charles B. Black Jr grew up in Kansas and starred at Kansas University before being named to the All American Team of Airmen. He completed two engine advanced pilot training at La Junta Army Air Field, earning a second lieutenant commission and qualifying for further combat or four engine pilot training.
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Colo
University of
Kan
Kansas
Allen to Speak at Peabody High School Commencement
Dr. F. C. Allen head of KU physical education will deliver the commencement address at Peabody High School this evening. He will also speak at an American Legion baseball rally in Kansas City Missouri Monday evening and at a YMCA rally in Salina on June 10.
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Allen
F. C. Allen
University of Kansas
Peabody High School
American Legion
Kansas City
Salina
Y.M.C.A
Baseball Highlights From An Unreadable Teletype
Frankie Hayes drives a bases loaded homer in Philadelphia's four run win over Detroit. Dutch Leonard struggles as Cleveland scatters eight hits in another win. Rip Sewell helps Pirates beat Boston with two doubles and three RBI. Paul Erickson gains his first win for the Cubs in an odd season start. Phils strike out eight in a five hit performance. Jack Kramer secures his sixth win for St Paulix by silencing Boston hitters.
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St. Louis Browns
Boston
Emmett O'Neil
Brownies
Dutch Leonard
Washington
Cleveland
Tribe
Pittsburgh
Rip Sewell
Chicago
Frankie Hayes
Athletics
Walt Beck
Philadelphia
Detroit
Senators
Pirates
Paul Erickson
Cubs
Matis
Phils
Browns
St. Taulix
Track title and year misshapen intercollegiate meet item
Metropolitan intercollegiate track and field championships feature a strong bid by a team of midshipmen with athletes from across the country, competing as a unit for the first time. Also notes exhibition game test for a new base running plan, and other scattered sports brief items from Las Vegas to Boston.
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Midshipment
Fallacies and futures in boxing headlines and notes
Sports roundup from New York outlines views on heavyweight champs from the armed forces era, mentions Joe Baksi and Freddie Schott on Garden card, notes Walter St Denis argument for active fighters. Also reports on Reds pitcher De La Cruz’s kid brother, Ted Collins renting Boston room to market pro football, Delaware Park picnic idea, All American Girls league behaviors, Mike Guerra as understudy to Rick Ferrell, Giants emotional loss and Bill Vaiseilla’s glove incident, Tom O’Reilly’s Purser’s Progress, and missing Lieutenant J Norman Anderson while Winston Guest rises from private to lieutenant. varied sports and entertainment notes.
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Mike Jacobs
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Freddie Schott
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Ted Collins
Boston Yanks
Boston
Baseball scores from yesterday's National and American leagues
National League results show Pittsburgh defeating Boston 8 to 1 and Chicago 2 to Philadelphia 0. American League games ended with Philadelphia 8 over Detroit 4 and Washington 5 over Cleveland 4 and St. Louis 7 over Boston 3. Night games noted. American Association games Louisville 10 over Milwaukee 3 with Columbus 3 over Minneapolis 1. St. Paul at Toledo postponed and Kansas City at Indianapolis postponed.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
American Association
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Milwaukee
Columbus
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Toledo
Kansas City
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Yetroic Aice
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Cincinnati
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Ammerrican
Loutaville Laund
Managers Seek Reliable Keystone Sacker This Season
New York May 25 Baseball managers report second base crisis as turnover hits 34 players across 16 clubs in one month. Only two opening day second basemen remain. Don Gutteridge and Bobby Doerr among holdovers. Doerr and five others have started season at second and played every game to date. Injuries and positional moves force further shuffles across teams including Brooklyn with Eddie Basinski now the incumbent. Five clubs have used three players at second.
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New York
Don Gutteridge
St. Louis Browns
Bobby Doerr
Roy Schalk
Chicago White Sox
Gutteridge
Don
Luke Sewell
Floyd Baker
Flts Clary
Brooklyn Dodgers
Morris Aderholt
Frank Drews
Leo Durocher
Buffalo University
Eddie Basinski
Retirement of Columbia athletics director noted in sports mirror
Tearful notice reports Dr Edward Ellott stepping down after years guiding Columbia University athletics. The column recalls past highlights including three years ago Paul Runyan’s plus 26 victory in the Goodall golf tourney and ties by Vic Ghezzi and Gene Sarazen. Five years ago Henry Armstrong defended his welterweight title by outpointing Ernie Roderick in London.
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Ellott
Columbia University
Paul Runyan
Goodall
Vic Ghezzi
Gene Sarazen
Henry Armstrong
Ernie Roderick
London
Ithaca Princeton English system track meet to be held
Ithaca New York May 25 UP Cornell and Princeton will stage an English system dual track meet on Saturday limited to two entries per school in 12 events with only first places counting and 6-6 ties broken by second places. Westbury New York May 25 UP harness races to debut a new infield start at Roosevelt Raceway next Monday with a five second get ready count before Go. New York May 25 GP Navy midshipmen's school at Columbia University has entered 35
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Ind
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Vandergrift Pa
Ed McKeever
Notre Dame
Angelo Bertelli
Johnny Lujack
McKeever
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Bertelli
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Roosevelt Raceway
New York
Navy Midshipmen’s School
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Lawrence Daly Journal-World
State of Kansas
Douglas County
Alleta M. Cole
Lucile J. Logan
Lawrence
Attorne
Donahue Brothers Serve Together in Pacific Patrol
Topeka May 25 The Donahue brothers William Comelius and Patrick of Lawrence Massachusetts have served in the army since 1941. All three are now patients at Winter General Hospital where they trained together and served two years in the Pacific, each contracting malaria at the same time.
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Donahue Brothers
William, Comelius
Patrick
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Mass
Winter General Hospital
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Pacific
Barometer’s Till Ready in calm Strait of Dover
London reports an early calm in the Strait of Dover with winds freshening later and white-capped waves offshore. The sun shone from a nearly cloudless sky as 9 a.m. temperature stood around 70 degrees and visibility improved after the ground mist cleared. barometer remained unchanged.
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GU Jor League Leader Summary
Batting leader Turkey of Chicago hit .335 with 28 runs, while R Johnech of Boston had 28 RBIs. Torres led Washington with 39 hits, and Walker of Brooklyn topped several categories with 424 batting average and 50 hits. Pitching leaders included Harder and Leonard at 4-0, 1.000 era.
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Torres
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Gutteridge
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Philadelphia
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New York
Harder
Leonard
Walker
Brooklyn
Bordagaray
Schultz
All Stars Play for Great Lakes Navy Team in 1943
At Great Lakes naval training center 22 sailors form a major league capable roster. Thirteen ex majors and minor leaguers compete under manager Mickey Cochrane, aiming to challenge big league clubs with six straight wins and a light 32-game schedule. Notable players include Johnny McCarthy Billy Herman Merrill May Al Glossop Gene Wooding Mizell Platt Schoolboy Rowe and Virgil Trucks among others.
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Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Mickey Cochrane
Bluejackets
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Red Sox
Cochrane
Detroit
Virgil Trucks
Junior Thompson
Cincinnati
Bill Brandt
Bob Klinger
Pittsburgh
Si Johnson
Phillies
Ed Weiland
Chicago White Sox
Clyde McCullough
Cubs
Bill Barker
Pirates
Joe Glenn
New York Yankees
Cleveland Hurler Honored At Indian Hall Of Fame Dinner
Cleveland, May 25. The Cleveland Indians star Smitty, pitcher Old Porky Smith, was honored by the Cleveland chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America as the Indians 1943 most valuable player. Cy Young also attended, praising baseball as an American institution after a long career begun in 1880. Young resides on a farm near Peoli, Ohio.
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Baseball Writers Association of Americes
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Smitty
Webster Groves
Cy Young
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Peili
Schoeppel vows fight ODT order over patient transport
Topeka governor Andrew Schoeppel pledged a battle with the Office of Defense Transportation after the agency denied a station wagon for moving tubercular patients from Norton sanitorium. The state filed its application April 12. Charles Kincaid, state business manager, commented. Beves bring top price as killed beeves sell for $16.85 per cwt in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
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Notices of Probate Hearings and Final Settlements
Multiple probate notices list hearings and final settlements for William Walter Gill Levi Markley Samuel Hall and other estates in Douglas County Kansas. Documents name administratrices executrices and attorneys, set dates for defenses or final accounts, and warn of default judgments if deadlines are missed.
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Kansas
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State of
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Anne Gill
Alice A. Gill
Eva Gill
Harold Gill
Mia
J. L Oshlert
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Wiliam Walter Gill
Lawrence
Maxine Virtue
Lawrence Daily Journal-World Blaw
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Douglas
Levi Markley
Florence Hyre
J. B. Wilson
Seal
Samuel Hall
Daisy Hall
J.B. Wilson
Milton P. Allen
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