Pirates Trounce Dodgers 17 to 4 in 11 Inning Scramble
Pirates explode for 15 runs in first three innings hammering Max Macon and Les Webber as Vince DiMaggio belts two homers. Giants outslug Cubs 4-2 while late night games see Cincinnati 1 Phillies 0 and Washington 1 St. Louis 0 as Braves win 4-3 in 11.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Max Macon
Les Webber
Vince DiMaggio
Webber
Fred Fitzsimmons
Buck Caneers
Altho
Tommy O’brien
Chicago
Giants
Paul Derringer
Marion Out, Klein In At Lineup Change
In a sports exchange a listener asks about Marion returning and Rickey responds that Marion is not the issue. He says Klein is playing so well that Marion remains sidelined for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Rickey
Klein
Rich tournaments out golf aims for open air appeal
New York May 27 The ancient sport of golf loses rich tournaments but stays popular as President George W Blossom Jr of the U S G A says golf now rests in its natural state a sport for exercise refreshment and fun open to all ages and occupations War related course closures affect the sport but its broad appeal remains strong
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New York
George W. Blossom, Jr
U.S.G.A
Blossom
Woman Executive Secretary Joins Southern Association
Maudelle Hinton becomes the first woman executive secretary of the Southern Association after Billy Evans appointed her, saying umpires now frequent the president’s office. In Washington, Senator Bushfield reported Senators favor outlawing food price subsidies proposed under price control plans.
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Atlanta
Southern Association
Maudelle Hinton
Association
Billy Evans
Miss Hinton
Evans
Washington
Bushfield
R-S.d
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Cardinal line-up changes spark after eye cure
St Louis reports Louis Klein Jr., cured of eye trouble, has displaced shortstop duties for weeks and now starts at second base. He bats .255 with three homers in four days as manager Billy Southworth wields him to win games. Jimmy Brown remains benched.
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St. Louis
Louis Frank Klein, Jr
St. Louis Cardinals
Marty Mahon
Billy Southworth
Jimmy Brown
Jimmy
Southworth
Klein
Columbus
American Association
Lou Novikoff
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Yesterday's Results From Major Leagues And Associations
In American Association Columbus 1 Kansas City 0. Louisville 4 St Paul 1 Indianapolis 4 Minneapolis 1 Milwaukee at Toledo postponed. In American League New York at Detroit postponed Cleveland at Boston postponed Chicago at Philadelphia postponed Washington 1 St Louis 0. National League Boston 4 St Louis 3 Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 0 Pittsburgh 17 Brooklyn 4 New York 4 Chicago 2.
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Indianapolis
Columbue
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
St Paul
Boston i
Brooklyn
Seeaeeeieseee
Peileteiphia
Chhemneall
Platsburghy
New York
Chicago
American Association Columbus
Novikoff Goes Hitless Against the N Y Club
Chicago May 27. Lou Novikoff’s return after a 61 day holdout ends without a hit against the New York Giants. In his Cubs debut he faced Bill Lehrman four times grounding out popping to the infield and timing two flies to the outfield. He was the Cubs regular who failed to hit.
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Chicago
Lou Novikoff
Chicago Cubs
New York Giant
Bill Lehrman
Aew Cub
Canadian reinforcements arrive in Britain for European front
Fresh Canadian Army troops reach Britain to join dominion forces awaiting a European front. The arrival signals increased preparation as Britain hosts the growing overseas contingent for the expected theater of operations.
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British Port
Britain
Two Young Pro Players Highlight Baseball Roundup
The International League centers on two teen pros John Henry Moeech a Baltimore infielder who was 16 last December and Walter Dyche a 17 year old Jersey City pitcher. Fans may shout cradle robber at bad calls. Also noted are athletic director updates and a marriage rumor surrounding Scooter Rizzuto to Cora Esselborn.
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New York
International League
John Henry Moeech
Baltimore
Walter Dyche
Jersey City
Jim Lynch
Cornell
South
Bob Kane
Norfolk Naval Station
Scooter Rizzuto
Cora Esselborn
Newark
N. J
National baseball day bid hinges on records mixup
Lebanon Conn debates a national baseball day tied to Abner Doubleday lore. The tale misplaces Abner’s father Ulysses as a New York congressman, while New Orleans hosts a major AAU track meet May 30. Ligonier Pa bowling duo Kef fer and Simmy Simon issue a doubles challenge with ages 79 and 12.
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Lebanon
Conn
Abner Doubleday
Abner
Ulysses
New York
New Orleans
A.A.U
A_ Ligonier
Joseph W. Keffer
Simmy Simon
Keffer
Simmy
Tony Galento Stages Exhibition Comeback in Milwaukee
Tony Galento sparred in Milwaukee with two partners as part of an exhibition comeback. He fought to a victory with tomatoes and celery as his claimed reward, and he joked about using the unusual bounty as a tactic to catch opponents.
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Harry Sheer
Madison
Wis
Capital Times
Tony Galento
Milwaukee
Tony
Ernest Jones Compares Swing Study to Horse Training
Pro golf’s leading swing student Ernest Jones likens dissecting a golf swing to a horse trainer filming a flawless athlete. He argues that analyzing every motion would reveal many odd attitudes and hinder teaching diverse horses to share identical positions.
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Ernest Jones
Boxings on the university campus and navy friends in service
Pvt Artie Dorrell, an ex welterweight, may teach boxing basics to his University of Arkansas flight trainees on his own time limiting it to blocking feints and footwork. At Pearl Harbor Morris and Sidney Legendre, former Princeton stars, are now officers known to enlisted sailors as Mr Morris and Mr Sidney. Fort Monmouth reports two straight no hit games as the 1226th unit falls 10 0 and 12 0 to Camp Wood and the 15th signal training unit respectively with Mel Shapsowitz pitching for Camp Wood.
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Artie Dorrell
Air Corps
University of Arkansas
Morris
Sidney Legendre
Princeton
Pearl Harbor
Sidney
Fort Monmouth
N. J
1226Th Service
15Th Signal Training Unit
Camp Wood
Mel Shapsowitz
Brooklyn College
Boudreau Still Rates Indians as The One to Beat
Boston May 27 Lou Boudreau youthful manager of the top Cleveland Indians says after studying the American league opposition he still believes his club is the team to beat. He noted he predicted before the season that Cleveland would be the one to beat and sees no reason to alter that view.
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Boston
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Boudreau
Mirror of historic sports snippets from past AP briefs
A collage of short recaps: one year ago the Yankees won 415 games as Ernie Bonham defeated the Athletics for his seventh straight victory. Three years ago Ben Hogan failed to qualify for the national open in sectional trials at Tuckahoe by one stroke. Five years ago Charley Yates of Atlanta reached the finals of the British amateur girlf tournament.
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New York Yankees
Ernie Bonham
Ben Hogan
Tuckahoe
Charley Yates
Atlanta
Big Springs Community News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Eril Bronson and her children visited Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Bird with Mrs. Coddington joining for several days. Mrs. Kelly Keeton and Bonnie spent the weekend in Falls City Nebraska visiting relatives. Mr. Bird attended his sister Bessie Bird’s commencement in Osage City with his family. Glenn Cree of Camp Kearns, Utah, is on a furlough visiting his parents. Douglas County high school diplomas were awarded to Earl Bahnmaier and Minnie Alice Walker at Lawrence Memorial. A 4-H basket dinner honored Dr. T. W. Perks and the Big Springs club on National 4-H Sunday. Bulah Kelley of Tonganoxie visits her grandmother. Ladies Aid meets next Thursday at the parsonage hosted by Mrs. Parks with Mrs. Tillie Erwin and Mrs. Juanita Logan assisting.
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Eril Bronson
Betty
Corine
Donnie
R. O. Bird
Coddington
Bronsons
Kelly Keeton
Bonnie
Falls City
Neb
Keton
William Bird
Osage City
Monnday
Mr. Bird
Bessie Bird
T. W. Perks
Big Springs
Johnny Kellogg
Bulah Kelley
Tonganoxie
John Dreyer
Ladies’ Aid
W. Parks
Tillie Erwin
Juanita Logan
Local Lone Star Church Sees Muddy Roads But Cozy Gatherings
About 50 attended Sunday services despite muddy lanes and rain. Evening crowd sizable. Upcoming plans include a Washington Creek picnic dinner and memorial program with Rev. L. H. Griffith. Missionary Society met indoors. quilting circle gathered at Mrs Windhorst’s home.
Local Briefs from Topeka and Fort Leavenworth Notes
Corliss Jene Jordan remains at Fort Leavenworth hospital for observation after induction. Freddie Turner returns from a physical exam at Leavenworth to Chicago for assignment. Mrs. Wilmer Lane and baby of Topeka visited Bert Lane family last week. Bertha Haughn of Paola visited sister Mrs. Cuthbertson. Cedar Junction school closed for potluck and program. Charles Baker and family attended Hoch auditorium graduation in Lawrence. Eighth grade graduation exercises were held at the Soto high school auditorium with many county schools represented. Audrey
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Jene Jordan
Fort Leavenworth
Wilmer Lane
Topeka
Bert Lane
Freddie Turner
Chicago
Bertha Haughn
Paola
Arthur Cuthbertson
Cedar Junction
Charles Baker
Joe Miller
Lawrence
Hoch Auditorium
Veryl Baker
Qe Soto High School
Audrey
Memorial Day services and local WW II notes in Tonganoxie
Memorial day services set for Sunday at 3 p m in the Hubbel Hill cemetery. Announcements note the marriage of Miss Mary Ellen Coffey to Aviation Student Wilson R Myers in Springfield Missouri, with both graduates of Tonganoxie High School class of 1941. Mrs Myers to work at Sunflower Ordnance Plant. Myers stationed at Springfield. High School commencement held Thursday with Maj James Wilcott delivering the address. Graduates listed. Bob Overhaugh elected reporter for Kansas State Association of Future Farmers of America. Cora Butterfield visiting C W Corlett home. WY W CLA term end with no prime retreat at Tonganoxie State Basketball. Mrs Lawrence Messmore visits Seattle. Frank Emerson to receive commission June 2. Mrs C W Maxwell a patient in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Mrs Herman Schultz and Dolores visit Kansas City. W D Stephenson named rural high school district treasurer. Mr and Mrs Walter Denholm guests in Kansas City. Bo Himpel left for San Diego after visiting parents. Cpl Howard Cline and wife welcomed.
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Hubbel Hill
Mary Ellen Coffey
Wilson R. Myers
Baptist Church
Springfield
C. G. Clark
Myers
Tonganoxie High School
Maj
James Wilcott
Fort Leavenworth
Lorraine Allenbrand
Maxine Botts
Mildred Duncanson
Shirley Ann Fretenmth
Marles Hand
Peggy Johnson
Helen Tones
Tom Laming
John Lenahan
Eton Mills
Marie Mitchell
Marlin Robinson
Roy Lachmeon
Billie Maria Se
Wy.w.cla
Lawrence Messmore
Seattle
Wash
Frank Emerson
Camp Davis
N. D
C. W. Maxwell
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Herman Schultz
Dolores
South American Statesman Horizontal Puzzle Solution
Crossword style clues list with numbered entries for horizontal and vertical fills including names like Lockheed Hudson and various word definitions across categories. The grid interleaves aircraft, metal symbols, measurement terms, and common words reflecting a historical South American statesman themed puzzle.
Tonganoxie Commencement Delivers diplomas and military enrollments
The district 28 to 83 graduates received diplomas at the Tonganoxie high school commencement with speaker Dr. Arthur M. Murphy and top average Loren White. Miss Crusie Coffin presented diplomas as local service members enter military duty. others report family visits, relocations, and faculty changes amid a scarlet fever advisory.
Local Social News Highlights Several Visits and Guests
Elva Timery Carl Wise and Mary Clemens of Baldwin join seven others from Shreveport and California visiting the Hadley and Vaughn households. Jennings Jardon Viola Schott Clarence Hunt Sandra Calvert plus Harold Bailey host guests from Stuttgart Elk City and Kansas City. Lloyd Drew and Fannie Cavender host Sunday dinner with Ralph Ritchie family. Lawrence and G W Hadley welcomed Glenn Howard and relatives from Lawrence.
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Elva Timery
Carl Wise
Mary Clemens
Baldwin
Joe Suggs
Johnny Chris
Shreveport
R. A. Miller
Julia Miller
L. Tl. Hadley
Hadley
Martin Roce
Prospect District
W. W. Vaughn
Hopewell
Earl Clary
Sharon Kay
Charles Vaughn
M. J. Jardon
Viola Schott
Clarence Hunt
Sandra
California
Howard Lurber
Stuttgart
Ark
Thoel Hopper
Elk City
Harold Bailey
Lloyd Drew
Fannie Cavender
Black
Jack
H. C. Grubb
Joseph Rogers
Willard Krell
Diana Lee
Lawrence Rogers
Kansas City
Ralph Ritchie
Glenn Howard
Lawrence
G. WL. Hadley
Clarence Matney
Russell
Lecompton
C. J. Cox
Local Visitors Share Sunday Calls Across Lawrence and Tonganoxie
Evening visitors included Mr and Mrs T G Hiatt. Mr and Mrs A M Jacob and Llgud visited Harry Jade and baby in Lawrence Sunday. Mrs Charles Vaughn spent Sunday with Mrs W W Vaughn of Hopewell. Vernon DeHoff Mabel Roberts and J N Rutherford of Tonganoxie called on August Wart zack and Olive Verhoff. John Dean learned son John Jr graduated from the Chanute Field weather observer course last Wednesday and will stay as instructor with nine others.
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T. G. Hiatt
A. M. Jacob
Llgud
Harry Jade
Baby
Lawrence
Charles Vaughn
W. W. Vaughn
Hopewell
Vernon DeHoff
Mabel Roberts
J. N. Rutherford
Tonganoxie
August Wartzack
Olive Verhoff
John Dean
John, Jr
Chanute Field
Ill
Rainbow 4-H Club meeting and community notes
The Rainbow 4-H Club met at the Gibson home with members and visitors listed, sharing refreshments and updates. Dale Hobson leaves for California for Marine induction. several local graduates and births are noted along with hospital updates and visits.
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Associated Press
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Walker Cooper
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Mort Cooper
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Charley Workman
St. Louis Redbirds
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Charley _ Fuchs
Walters
Eddie Miller
Fuchs
Dutch Leonard
Browns
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John Niggeling
George Caster
OT Chiers
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L. H. Griffith
Missionary Society
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Farm Bureau
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Donald Anderson
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Betty Quinn
Bobbie Lane
Raymond Stark
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Kentucky
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South -American Statesman
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Arthur M. Murphy
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Loren White
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Jackie Emerson
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Fred Duncanson
Jack Emerson
Shirley Maxine Woehr
John Verhage
Frank Marcus
Doris Babcovek
Regina Kilamet
Martha Johnson
Crusie Coffin
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Dodge City
Etta Vorhees
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Harry White
A. Dickenson
Garden City
Fred Needham
Ella Vorhees
Carroll Dean
Orlando
Fla
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Francis Plechowiak
Robert Heintzelman
Charles Davidson
Fred Rhodes
Helen Black
F. A. Dickenson
Belle Dickenson
Mae Dickenson
Jack Angell
Chanute, Field
Greever Allan
Camp Stewart
Donald Robertson
Camp Claiborne
John Dwyer
Reno
Olathe Naval Air Base
Geneva Schilling
Jardale Rural High School
Jack Vance
C.M. Bates
Bible School
Willard Trolladay
Fort Leavenwroth
Rainbow 4-H Club
Ben Gibson
Dorothy Shroeder
Jerold Hobson
Jess Holloway
Donald Stephen
Tommy
Gene Hobson
Lynette
Dale Kring
John Jackson
Wayne Pierce
Geraldine
Kenneth Hobson
John
Clifford Gibson
Esther Gibson
Dale Hobson
Emmett Kring
Millard Jackson
Harry Hobson
Dale
J. L. Hobson
Bert Emery
Ottawa
Dana Hobson
Sharon Lee
Darlene Anderson
Vinland
Ed Stoneking
Martha
John Cline
Dorothy Linsdale
J. E. Linsdale
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Richard Butell
Herman Butell
George Butell
Ernest Butell
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Darna Hobson
Dan Bales
Lila Bales
Ed Anderson
Charles Detwiler
O.M. Hird
Oscar Turner
Betty and
Judy
Norma Lee Gilliland
Billie Joe
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Norma Lee Gilliand
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Baldwin High School
Dolores Jackson
Dorothy Mae Loree
Stephen Hobson
George Hollowdy
Lester Brubaker
Joan Carol
Lester
George Tucker
Caldwell
Getty Jean Loree
Evelyn Reeves
Tommy Hobson
Union District
Mabel Gilliland
George Newland
Hattia McNeese
Pauline
North Africa
McNeese
Number Ten
Howard Hardtarfet
Frank and
Harry Sutton
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