Hayes Nearing Endurance Mark in Major League Debut Today
Cleveland Indians catcher Frank Hayes, a 29-year-old iron man, is poised to break the major league record for consecutive games as he suits up for the Indians against the Philadelphia Athletics. He tied the record at 217 yesterday, after joining Cleveland in a recent trade for Buddy Rosar. Hayes has driven in 23 runs and hit seven homers this season, helping the Tribe climb within a half game of sixth place. The rest of the box shows Tigers' Jim Bagby crushing Philadelphia and Detroit storming Washington, with Newhouser extending his win streak, while other leagues feature Cubs, Cardinals, Dodgers, and Pirates in tight races.
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Associated Press
Frank Hayes
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Iron Man
Ray Mueller
Cincinnati
Indians
Buddy Rosar
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Tribe
St. Louis
Jim Bagby
Philadelphia
Athletics
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Washington
Browns
New York Yankees
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
Senators
Roger Wolff
Yankees
Sig Jakucki
New
LeRoy Pfund
Harry Lowrey
Cubs
Goody Rosen
Dodgers
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Nick Strincevich
al Gionfrido
Giants
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Strincevich
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Chuck Workman
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Cincinnati Reds
Jim Tobin
Tommy Holmes
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Tain
Tennis Entries Due Monday for Milwaukee Event
Entries must be in by Monday evening for the Milwaukee news agency and Wisconsin Recreational Association tennis singles tournament. Two divisions exist for juniors 15 to 18 and for 14 and under with finals leading to the district meet in Madison July 14 and 15.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Recreational Association
Madison
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Flay
Brewers Win Edges Indians 4 2 Narrowing Lead
Owen Scheetz on mound and Johnny Price with timely hitting propelled the Milwaukee Brewers to a 4-2 win over Indianapolis. Price started rallies with a second inning double and an eighth inning single, driving in the deciding run as Milwaukee moved within a game of the American Association leaders.
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Associated Press
Owen Scheetz
Johnny Price
Milwaukee Brewers
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Indians
Price
Gene Nance
Minneapolis
Millers
Toledo
Mike Kash
St. Paul
Columbus
Ralph Branca
Birds
Saints
Walt Nowak
Kansas City
Louisville
Surplus Army Trucks For Wisconsin Farmers
Army surplus trucks will be sent to areas needing support to sustain farm production. Walter F. Katterhenry reports the army could release about 30,000 light and medium trucks by August 1. Trucks from 1940 to 1942 models would be sold through the commerce department to farmers and cooperatives with county AAA certificates.
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Madison
Walter F. Katterhenry
Wisconsin Agriculture Conservation Committee
Department of Commerce
McSpaden Aims At Second Chicago Open Title
McSpaden from Sanford Maine aims for a second Chicago Open title in the $10,000 72 hole event with a strong field including Nelson Espinosa Wood Hines Byrd and Laffoon. He previously tied Hogan and won last year in a playoff and also teamed with Burkemo to win the pro am title in the preliminaries.
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Chicago
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Sanford
McSpaden
Ben Hogan
Air Forces
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Abe Espinosa
Decatur
Ill
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Jimmy Hines
Sammy Byrd
Detroit
Ralph Guldahl
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Ky Laffoon
Walter Burkemo
Burkemo
Fletcher General Hospital
Cambridge
Nelson
Chick Evans
Babe Freeze
Portland
Ore
New York Bureau Tells of Press Role in Victory
The advertising bureau of the American Newspaper Publishers Association reports that readers turned to newspapers with eagerness during Victory in Europe. Publishers who faced newsprint shortages printed smaller papers, sacrificing later advertising to meet demand.
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New York
Germany
Coro
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Europe
Leahy to Move Family to Berkeley Amid Navy Assignment
Notre Dame athletic director and football coach Lt. Frank Leahy returns home for a brief visit and plans to move his wife Mrs Leahy and their four children to Berkeley California next week. They will stay with him during his assignment at St Marys navy pre flight school.
Japanese plan for special attack weapons and resettlement
A Tokyo report notes Japan boasting of special attack weapons to rival European war totals and a push to train vast youth numbers for these weapons. A Domei correspondent described a desire for an enemy landing to fuel worldwide amazement. Meanwhile a Tokyo defense army command was said to be established and a plan to resettle 450000 bombed city dwellers to farms announced by Premier Suzuki.
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San Francisco
Domei Agency
Japan
Tokyo Defense Army
Kantaro Suzuki
Seek Alleviation Of Meat Shortage In Northern Resorts
Representative Byrnes and 14 other members of Congress were named to a committee to seek relief from the meat shortage in northern resort areas. The group will meet with OPA officials to discuss a plan to ease the shortage as populations rise in summer resorts. John J. Madigan of the OPA said an alleviating order would be issued within 10 days. Neeley opposed the plan citing miners in West Virginia affected by meat scarcity.
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Washington
Byrnes
R-Wis
Congress
OPA
John J. Madigan
Neeley
D-W. Va
Justice Dept Sues Cement Institute and 89 Firms
The Department of Justice filed an anti trust suit charging the Cement Institute of Chicago and ninety manufacturing companies with violation of the Sherman Act.
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Washington
Justice Department
Cement Institute
Chicago
Cheese industry optimistic as price cuts boost sales
The Office of Price Administration reduced cheese point values, especially for regional varieties, aiming to boost sales and reduce spoilage risk. Army butter purchases will shrink through autumn and winter while margarine prices rise. Cheddar allocations fall in July to September. butter demand stays strong amid tight supply in central markets.
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Office of Price Administration
OPA
Midwest
Los Angeles
DPMA
Lord Haw Haw Bound Over for Treason Trial
William Joyce known as Lord Haw Haw was bound over for trial at Old Bailey on high treason charges. He asserts he is not a British subject, born in Brooklyn, took German nationality in 1940, with his July central criminal court sessions calendar set but date unspecified.
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London
William Joyce
Lord Haw Haw
Old Bailey
Joyce
Brooklyn
United States
Central Criminal Court
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