Senators Rally In 11th To Beat Yankees 4 3
Washington defeats New York 4 to 3 in the 11th inning before 12 650 at home marking New York’s sixth straight loss. Pitcher Joe Page went nine innings for the Yankees while Atley Donald started for Washington and Phoney Niggeling hurled six scoreless innings for the Senators.
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Washington
Theashington Senators
New York
Yankees
Joe Page
New Yorkers
Atley Donald
Phnny Niggeling
Senators
Page
Donald
Grieve
Weafer
Rommel
Monroe City Tax Sale of Immovable Property Delinquent
The City of Monroe Louisiana will sell at the principal door of City Hall beginning 11 oclock a.m. on Saturday June 24 1944 and continue on successive days until all delinquent 1943 taxes are sold to enforce collection with 10 percent interest and costs. Names and details of properties and amounts due are listed including several Lots in Laytons Addn and Guachita areas and accounts for Central Savings Bank Christie Margie and others.
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Atate
Louisiana
Arish
Guachita
Couisiana
Lega
Monroe
Louisia
O. K
Winnfield
Ann
Archie
Magnolia St
Fou St
Central Savings Bank 4 Trust Company
SE Corner
Laytons 2Nd
Btone Ave
Christie
Margie
Crea- Bend
Roy H
Laytons
Dew Rides Again After Brother’s Death in Caliente Spill
Charles Dew, 18, riding in Cleveland at North Randall, continues his career for brother Earl who died when his mount fell at Agua Caliente on February 2 1941. Earl led the nation's jockeys the prior year. Their father John was a jockey turned breeder and trainer at Sea City, Iowa.
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Charles Dew
Cleveland
North Randall
Earl
Agua Caliente
John
Sae City
Iowa
Giants Defeat Dodgers 15 to 9 in Big Brooklyn Hit Parade
New York battered Brooklyn pitchers for a 15 to 9 win as Mel Ott homered twice and doubled, giving him 1 001 extra base hits with the Giants. Phil Weintraub added two homers and five RBIs. Ralph Branca started well for the Dodgers, while Stan Bordagaray and Mickey Owen connected for four hits apiece for Brooklyn.
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New York
Brooklyn
Dodger Flingers
Mel Ott
Giants
Rogers Hornsby
Phil Weintraub
Giant
Ralph Branca
New York University
Dodger
Stan Bordagaray
Mickey Owen
Bill Voiselle
Bordagaray
S Stanky
Seenke
Ed Galan
Sree
Eeee Walker
Olmo
Beenes Schultz
Il Owen
C Bragan
Teeter Webber
MeLish
Flowers
Bratca
Rosen
Stanky Im
New
Rucker
Hausman
Beeen
Medwick
Tees Weintraub
Ib Hee Reyes
Mancuso
Kerr
Waterlie
Adams
Schultz
Owen
Ott
Weintraub
Voiselle
Ott Walker
Owen Bordagaray
Hausmann
Webber
McLish
Pranklin
Branca
OM Webber
Franklin
Reyes
Sears McLish
Conlan
Barr
Yesterday and Today Baseball Scores and Matchups
Yesterday New York beat Brooklyn 15 to 9 in the lone game. Washington edged New York 4 to 3 in 11 innings. Cleveland defeated Detroit 6 to 5. St Louis faced Chicago with rain. Today St Louis at Chicago Kramer against Lopat. New York at Washington night Donald against Leonard. Philadelphia at Boston twilight Flores against Bowman. Detroit at Cleveland Gentry against Kennedy.
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Brooklyn
New York
Fischer
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Sewell
Walters
Chicago
St. Louis
Wyse
Passeau
Lenier
Boston
Philadelphia
Tobin
Andrews
Gerheauser
Matthewson
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Kramer
Lopat
Donald
Leonard
Flores
Bowman
Gentry
Kennedy
St Louis
Cincinnati Ae
New York Oree A
Neptees
Camevoreaa Seusy OO
CRC
Fight results from Atlantic City area boxing card listed
Across multiple cities results show knockouts and decisions. Notable bouts include Melio Bettina outpointing Buddy Walker in Pittsburgh and Morris Reif KOing Bucky Taylor in New York while Eddie Marcus outpointed Ace Muller in San Francisco. Other pairings feature Izzy Jannazzo defeating Toz well Thompson and Warren Powell losing to Jimmy Mandell in Buffalo.
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Owe
Pittsburgh
Melio Bettina
Beacon
N. Y
Buddy Walker
Columbus
Bee Bee Wright
Clairton
Izzy Jannazzo
New York
Morris Reif
Bucky Taylor
Baltimore
Joe Curcio
Newark
N. J
Eddie Saunders
Charles (Cabbie) Lewis
Bob Wade
Hartford
Conn
Sandy Mack
Springfield
Jerry McGee
San Francisco
Eddie Marcus
Los Angeles
Ace Muller
Deer Roundup Drives Deer From Town Into Canyon
Spearfish residents, aided by game warden Dave Harris, gathered 40 volunteers to drive 40 to 30 deer from yards and gardens into Spearfish Canyon after heavy snows and a food shortage. Within a day the herd returned to the town and gardens.
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Spearfish
Busck Hills
Dave Harris
City Hall
Spearfish Canyon
Pirates Pitching Ace Remembers Whirlaway Thrill
Rip Sewell recalls a Chicago off day when the Pirates ace watched Whirlaway race. He notes his own NL two-win season and all star game appearance. The horse, though outpacing, failed to win as a stablemate claimed victory, while Whirlaway urged the crowd with tail streaming.
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Rip Sewell
Pirates
Whirlaway
Chicago
Calumet Star
French sports figure killed in air battle
Army Captain Jefferson Davis Dickson Jr., a 47 year old sports promoter once missing, was killed during a July air battle over Paris, widow Louise Edell Mastbaum Dickson said. He led numerous events in France known as the Tex Rickard of France. They resided in New York and Natchez earlier.
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New York
Jefferson Davis Dickson Jr
Paris
France
Dickson
Tex Rickard
War Department
Louise W. Edell Mastbaum
Philadelphia
Christine Lee
Dicksons
Natchez
Miss
Red Sox Sign Holy Cross Pitching Star Callahan
Richard Callahan nicknamed Smiling Dick, a Holy Cross College prep right hander, signed with the Boston Red Sox and will join the Louisville Colonels of the American Association next week. He won 17 straight games, is 19 with a navy medical discharge, and previously hurled two no hit no run games in six days.
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New Orleans
George Digby
Holy Cross College
Richard
Dick) Callahan
Holy Cross
Boston Red Sox
Louisville Colonels
American Association
Digby
Callahan
George Toporcer
Navy
Atlanta Triumphs over New Orleans in Rainy Action
Score line shows Atlanta 8 New Orleans 6 with weather affecting multiple games. Knoxville faced Little Rock in rain while Nashville played Memphis and Chattanooga met Birmingham with rain noted.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Knoxville
Little Rock
Nashville
Memphis
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Southern Association
Memphis Saline Tevecess
Little Rock P
International League Scores Erupt in Trio of Games
Buffalo blanked Jersey City 3 to 0 while Syracuse edged Toronto 3 to 2 in a pair of League matches. The results reflect a midweek slate with key wins for Buffalo and Syracuse.
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Buffalo
Jersey City
Syracuse
Toronto
Red Shield League Matches Highlight Varied Showdowns
Today’s card features Red Shield against Hunt and Whitaker with Barkdull Faulk. Commandos meet Allstate as Lida Benton. L. T. I. Pelicans face Red Shield with Iain. First Baptists challenge L. T. I. Eagles in a busy slate.
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Red Shield
Hunt and
Whitaker
Barkdull Faulk
Commandos
Allstate
Lida Benton
Hunt
Independents Nenee
First Christian Aan If
B.S. A Aoe
L., T. J. Pelicans
First Baptists
L. T. I. Eagles
Yesterday's Stars: Powell Delivers 11th Inning Senators Win
Jake Powell's 11th inning single beat the Yankees for the Senators. Mel Ott powered the Giants with two homers and a double fueling a 16 hit attack against five Brooklyn pitchers.
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Associated Press
Jake Powell
Senators
Yankees
Mickey Rocco
Cris Hackett
Indians
Detroit
Mel Ott
Giants
Brooklyn
Sports Mirror Recaps Past Baseball and Track Events
The column recalls past sports moments including the 29 320 Carter handicap won by Devil Diver a year ago and Babe Phelps of the Brooklyn Dodgers fined 500 dollars and suspended for missing a western trip three years ago. It also notes Lou Gehrig arriving at Mayo Clinic in Rochester for a physical examination five years ago.
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Associated Press
Devil Diver
Aqueduct
Babe Phelps
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lou Gehrig
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Mina
Unclear Scores and Names From Southern New Orleans Roxbury
Fragmentary OCR lists teams Seattle? or Southern Atlantic? with partial scores .300 001 400- 812 0 and New Orleans .400 100 010-611 6. Names Roxbury Mauney Ivy Danna Ernst Schulze Wisfield Carro la appear in sequence as individuals.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Roxbury, Mauney and
Ivy
Danna
Ernst
Schulze
Wisfield
Carrola
Junkman Jailed in Woodshed
Carolyn Sue Oliver nine believed a junk dealer thief and locked him in the woodshed until her parents arrived home in Pueblo Colorado. The parents had sold junk to the dealer who called while the girl was alone at home. The dealer remained confined by the girl during the incident.
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Pueblo
Colo
Carolyn Sue Oliver
Carolyn
Major Scouts Watch Monaco In Orioles Pursuit
Baltimore scouts flock to view Blastin Blas Monaco a standout second baseman in the International League He carries a .345 batting mark with 32 RBIs in 44 games and 41 stolen bases last year He is a switch hitter and 28 years old 4-F in the draft The Orioles front office debates selling yet hope for a pennant intact with Monaco remaining in Baltimore for now
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John F. Chandler
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Blastin
Blas Monaco
Jack Dunn
Lefty Grove
Monaco
Tommy Thomas
Orioles
Jersey City
Rochester
Buffalo
Blas
Jack Doyle
Chicago Cubs
Ira Thomas
Philadelphia Athletics
San Antonio
Tex
Cedar Rapids
Thomas
Cleveland
Indians
Reds Kid Hurlers Tough Debut By Joe Nuxhall
Fifteen year old Joe Nuxhall pitched two thirds of an inning in Cincinnati Reds history making debut. He issued five walks a wild pitch and two singles as St Louis Cardinals routed the Reds 18 0 in a game that marked the worst NL shutout since 1906. After graduation from junior high he faced stars including Stan Musial, admitting nerves but receiving praise from Reds executive Warren Giles.
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Paul B. Mason
Cincinnati
Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati Reds
Joe
Hamilton
Reds
St. Louis
Mr. McKechnie
Warren Giles
Stan Musia
Bergamo
Debs Garris
Musial
Baseball leaders add up to season highs across leagues
The data lists top hitters and runs batted in in the National and American Leagues. Karl Weintraub of the Giants leads NL batters with high averages and home run totals, while Spence of the Senators and Cullenbine of the Indians show strong RBI and run production. The text ends with an odd line about weights of electricity, included as a stray fragment.
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Plover
Abrh Pet
Walker
Dodgers
Tucker
White Sox
Musial
Cardinals
Hackett
Indians
Weintraub
Giants
Ferrell
Senators
Schultz
Galan
Spence
Cleavewe
Cullenbine
Hayes
Athletics leagueeEoatians
Stephens
Browns
Athletics
TI Spence
Seerey
Abe Chee
National AAU Track Meet News Sparks Sprint and 400 Meter Talk
Dan Ferris weighs best events as sprint field grows with Charley Parker and Claude Young headed for stiff challenge. The 400 features Bourland Harris Fulton Yeager and McKenley with coach Bernie Moore praising Yeager. Also notes Bowdoin coach Walsh returning from fire call and Dodgers Dixie Walker named sports father of the year. Washington Redskins near season ticket goal. service dept. figures at Fort Pierce base.
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Hugh Fullerton Jr
New York
Dan Ferris
Charley Parker
Texas
Ilinois
Claude Keystone
Buddy) Young
Ed Conwell
Dodgers
Dixie Walker
Pat Harder
Wisconsin
Chicago Cardinals
Bing Conley
Maine
Paul Berlenbach
Tiger Flowers
Hollywood
Washington Redskins
Slick Morton named end mentor at LSU
Baton Rouge June 13. Arthur W. Slick Morton former LSU football star has been appointed assistant football coach at LSU He will serve as end coach a position he held last year while in the university’s physical education department Morton previously mentored at Bogalusa High School and Southeastern Louisiana College.
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Baton Rouge
Arthur W
Slick” Morton
Louisiana State University
Bernie Moore
Morton
Bogalusa High School
Southeastern Louisiana College
Moore
Baseball leaders and batting figures from the season
Major League leaders list players by city and stat rank. Walker of Brooklyn tops batting with 82 hits and 416 at bats, while Bordagaray of Brooklyn leads in runs with 45 and Weintraub of New York drives in 44. Pitching highlights include Munger of St. Louis with 975 innings and Harter Ryba tied for 61 wins.
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Walker
Brooklyn
Bordagaray
Weintraub
New York
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Ott
Macon
Ryan
Boston
Lupien
Philadelphia
Munger
St. Louis
Aggie Prospects Promising as Football Tryouts Open
College Station Texas June 13 Coach Homer Norton said 153 men trying out for football appeared larger faster and stronger than last year's candidates. Light practice in fundamentals is set for the next three months.
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College Station
Tex
Homer Norton
WAC Softball Team At Hill Field Noted Inlo cation
WAC Lt. Betty T. Etten, cousin of the Yankees' Mick, plays first base for the Hill Field Utah WAC softball team. Louis Strauss, star New York U. basketballer 1934-35, located in an army hospital in Cleveland after his transport was sunk in the Mediterranean.
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WAC
Betty T. Etten
Mick
Hill Field
Utah
Bee Louis Strauss
New York U
Cleveland
Mediterranean
Favorites Lead Tennis Matches at Detroit Clay Court Event
Doris Hart and Billy Talbert led the opening rounds of the National Clay Court championships at the Detroit club. Hart defeated Joanne Dunn 6 1 6 2 as Betz watched from idle, while Talbert crushed Edward Donovan 6 0 6 0. The piece notes several seeded wins and a large New York city scrap and rubber collection by students.
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Doris Hart
Miami
Fla
Billy Talbert
Indianapolis
Detroit Tennis Club
Miss Hart
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Joanne Dunn
Des Moines
Miss Betz
Mary Lou Beyer
Talbert
Seymour Greenberg
Chicago
Edward Donovan
Francisco
Pancho) Segura
Coral Gables
Mack Taylor
Dorothy May Bundy
Santa Monica
Calif
Betty Ruth Hulbert
St. Louis
Mary Arnold
Josephine Smilka
Hamtramck
Mich
Richard Warner
Salt Lake City
Leonard Weiner
Ruth Miho
Frank Brody
William Byrnes
Rex Norris
Lansing
Segura
New York City
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