White Sox Threaten Tigers, Tighten AL Standings
The White Sox beat Cleveland 5-3 to gain a virtual tie for third in the American League, half a game behind, while Detroit moved its AL lead to a full game with a 6-4 win over St. Louis. Brooklyn edged New York 3-2 to pull into a second place tie with Pittsburgh. Boston and Philadelphia split a doubleheader and several teams had open dates.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Haynes
Johnny Johnson
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Frank Haynes
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St. Louis
Rudy York
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Japs Return Home Under Soviet Protection
Tokyo radio said the Soviet government allowed all Japanese in Soviet occupied German territory to return home. The final group left Moscow on June 5 for Japanese Manchuria. Already returned are Shikao Matsushima, minister at large for Europe, and Toranosuke Oda, former Koenigsberg vice consul.
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Tokyo Radio
Moscow
Manchuria
Tokyo
Shikao Matshushima
Europe
Toranosuke Oda
Koenigsberg
Prussia
Universal disarmament urged by Socialist official
Harry Fleischman of New York national secretary of the Socialist party told a Milwaukee party meeting last night that a new world war threatened unless a worldwide peace organization is chosen by the people rather than rulers. He proposed universal military disarmament replacing peacetime conscription.
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Milwaukee
Harry Fleischman
New York
Socialist Party
Fleischman
Big Day Saturday At Pimlico Preakness Spotlight
Pimlico hosts a 8 race program with a purse over 150000 and a Preakness field likely headed by Hoop Jr. at 3-2. About 50000 spectators expected as nominations push the Preakness to 83170 and include Dixie Handicap Pimlico Oaks Nursery and Jennings stakes plus three 2500 allowances.
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Bobanet Stables
Boy Delivers Personal Cash Offering to General on Leave
Oklahoma City report notes Maj. Gen. Raymond C. McLain arriving home on leave when a paper boy, 13 year old Sam Bounds, refused francs marks or kopeks and accepted only American currency for his paper delivery.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond C. McLain
Sam Bounds
Standings and Scores From Baseball Leagues
Baseball standings show New York and Philadelphia near .500 in the National League with Pittsburgh and St. Louis leading. American League results include Detroit over St. Louis and Chicago over Cleveland, while the American Association lists Milwaukee and Louisville leading. Tonight’s schedule features key matchups across leagues in Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn.
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War Bond Call Reminds of Home Front Mobilization
A wartime appeal urges purchase of war bonds to support Japan as it mobilizes massive home front labor and leverages captured populations for the war effort. The message stresses national unity and financial participation through bond sales.
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Brewers Stumble in 6-5 Loss as Louisville Gathers Lead
Milwaukee drops 6-5 to Louisville cutting its margin over Toledo to five percent. Lew Flick led the Brewers with a .400 pace including a double and triple while Owen Scheetz took the loss after six innings and 12 hits. Nick Polly drove in three for Louisville as Ray Patton controlled the game with unearned runs counting for two in the first and balk in the seventh.
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American Association
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George Jeffcoat
Ed Wright
Indianapolis
Kansas City
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Columbus
Minneapolis
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Millies
CAP Training Planned in August for Wisconsin Cadets
Milwaukee rivalry 500 cadets aged 15 to 18 from the Wisconsin Civil Air Patrol will attend two ten day ground and flight training encampments at Truax Field near Madison. Encampments run August 5 to 15 and August 19 to 29 as announced by Lt. Col. John Stratton wing commander.
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Wisconsin Civil Air Patrol
Truaxfield
Madison
John Stratton
State Cap
Recreation Park Swimming Pool Opens Sunday With Free Day
The City Recreation Park pool starts at 1 30 p m Sunday and offers free admission for all. Miss Lorraine Schumacher announces beginner to advanced swimming classes with diving and life saving lessons led by five Red Cross instructors. Season tickets cost 2 50, family season passes 10, 14 swim books cost 1. Fridays are free swimming afternoons. early registration advised for lessons.
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Red Cross
Browntown Social Notes and Wedding Attendance
Browntown area visits unfold with Cor E Leah Tonkinson and Frank Stoehrs in Chicago while McGuire Erickson wedding draws families from Beloit Monroe and Wiota. Clifford Swiggum heads home from Europe to Ft Sheridan as many locals call on relatives and attend Turner hall dance. Do you use classified ads to solve some of your problems.
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B. W. Bingers
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Ernest Soddy
Vergil Swiggum
R. D. Aitchison
George Keller, Jr
Roy Lewis
McGuire- Erickson
Turner Hall
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Browntown
Uncle Bob
Peshtigo Court
Umpire Hank Hansmann Delivers Win for Brigham City
In Brigham City Utah a 7 year old Peaches pitcher Hank Hansmann umpired and pitched for Brigham City in a 4 1 game. Trailing 4 1 after five innings Brigham City took over on the mound and the umpire won the game aided by odd fielding by the Eagles.
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Pittsburgh sports writers recruit for war bond game
In Forbesfield on July 8, Pittsburgh sports writers plan a war bond baseball game featuring Art Rooney and local sports figures. Chairman John L. Hernon signs up more talent as recruiters, adding Paul Waner, Jimmy Ripple, Moose Solters, and Pie Traynor as correspondents from various towns and outlets.
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Forbesfield
Art (Prez) Rooney
John L. Hernon
Paul Waner
Sarasota
Export
Moose Solters
Mars
Pie Traynor
Potato Prank Delivers Wild Play in Norfolk Midget Game
In a Norfolk Virginia midget league game a runner on third chased home as the catcher spun and threw toward third with ball in hand. Investigation showed the runner had pulled a potato from his pocket and hurled it over the third baseman’s head before contact.
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Norfolk
Unsportsmanlike conduct rules play despite reign delay
The umpire ruled the play out citing unsportsmanlike conduct as the applicable infraction when no other rule covered the situation, overriding the game’s progression after a reign delay.
Reds End 108-Game Winning Streak In Extra Innings
On this date 75 years ago baseball history saw Harry Wright captain the Cincinnati Red Stockings. After 108 straight wins the Reds were tied 5-5 with the Atlantics after nine innings. Wright pushed for a finish and Cincinnati lost 8-7 in the 11th.
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Harry Wright
Cincinnati Red Stockings
Reds
Atlantics
Wright
Cincinnati
Dodgers Back Durocher Fallout Sparks Front Office Support
Brooklyn Dodgers president Branch Rickey pledged full protection for players against unfair abuse from the stands. He urged a public apology for any negligence as Leo Durocher faces a felonious assault charge after a Saturday night incident at Ebbets Field. Rickey warned hecklers may be expelled as he spoke at a luncheon.
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New York
Leo Durocher
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Durocher
Dodgers
John Christian
Ebbetsfield
Rickey Calls Dodgers Ferocious Gentlemen in Stand Against Abuse
Rickey praised the Dodgers as a team of ferocious gentlemen and promised to stand with their players against indecent remarks from the stands. He said, when his men are in trouble, they will stand with them.
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Dodgers
Eastern Star Chapter Hosts Brodhead Wednesday
Albany chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will entertain the Brodhead chapter at the regular meeting on Wednesday night. A vacation church school runs June 11 to 16 at the Methodist church. Paul Bellman was adopted in the navy and will begin boot training at Great Lakes after passing his physical. Two Cascade County men, 51 and 53, who fought in a street contest to name the toughest man, were identified as the judge and fined each.
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Albany
Order of Eastern Star
Brodhead
Ing
Methodist
Paul Bellman
Navy
Great Lakes
Champ Great Falls
Mont
Cascade County
Salt and pasture drive dairy efficiency and cooling tips
Wisconsin authorities note salt as the first mineral deficiency in livestock rations and advise salt in grain rations plus free-choice access. The article also covers cooling milk to prevent bacteria, recommends a barrel cooler or water tank, and suggests letting cows pasture at night to boost milk output toward a 120 billion pound goal.
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University of Wisconsin
Yuck Bob Published Now and Then by the
A brief item notes a work titled Now and Then by Yuck Bob published in a local issue. The fragment mentions release context but provides limited concrete details.
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