Martins Five Man Ring Royal To Feature Noted Boxers
Promoter Gus Kallio pits Martin and four others in a five man ring royal in Nashville. The card includes Sailor Parker Nashville Tex Jack LaRue University of Iowa standout Jack Lacey of Abilene and Joe Kopecky. Kallio predicts Martin will be strongest in a heated session at the Wrestling arena with bouts leading to a main event later tonight.
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Butch
Texas Jack
Joe Kopecky
Monroe
Sailor” Parker
Nashville
Tenn
Pecky Town
Tex
Jack LaRue
University of Iowa
Jack Lacey
Abilene
Gus Kallio
Martin
Milaniy Uke
Sesson
Anice Wrestling Arena
Kallie
Braves edge Dodgers in one run as series tightens
In a twist-filled twilight game the Boston Braves edged the Brooklyn Dodgers 4 to 3. Connie Ryan and Tommy Holmes sparked a late rally with successive eighth inning singles to tie, then Work’s single sealed the win. Al Javery took the loss despite nine hits as the Dodgers drop two games behind the Cardinals.
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St. Louis Cardinals
al Javery
Dolph Camilu
Paul Waner
Waner
Mickey Owen
Connie Ryan
Weeross
Eddie Joost
Ryan
Tommy Holmes
John McCarthy
Curt Davis
Head
Charley Work
Ian Hite
Davis
Elmer Nieman
Missions Rally Delays Defeat With Late Inning Hitting
In a tense late inning, Payne drives a muffed grounder to spark a defensive lapse and advance to scoring position. Medak nails a long drive to the left field fence as Clark struggles with Dudgeon at the plate, producing a three-run rally before Selman closes the frame.
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J. C. Clemens
Pete Medak
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Wit
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Blair
Dudgeon
Duugeon
Beal
Selman
Heath
Murry
Keystone
Gare Winnig
Dodgers, Walker lead big war bond sale at New York show
New York June 15 Fred Walker tops baseball writers war bond sale at 11.5 million with Dixie Walker and Arky Vaughan also drawing strong bids as Dodgers dominate totals. The piece notes Brooklyn fans' devotion, the era’s spectator culture, and how wartime clubs promote publicity while facing player market limits.
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Harry Grayson
NBA Service
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Fred Walker
New York Baseball Writers
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Arky Vaughan
Dodgers
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Dodger
Ciorce Walker
Brooklyn
Superbas
Wee Willie Keeler
Dazzy Vance
Larry MacPhail
Leo Durocher
Dixies
Walker
Yankees
White Sox
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Dixie
Ebbets Field
Detroit
Giants
Flatbush
Johnny Cooney
Bote Herman
Ian Glenn Wright
Halload
Gilbert
Batting leaders and players listed from 1940s game summaries
The clipping lists player batting totals and teams for numerous MLB players including Stephens Browns Dehigven Phillies Walker Cardinals Hackett Indians Bag McCormick Reds Cullenbine Indians Siebert Athletics Johnson Senators Etten Yankees Lindell Yankees Rit deda Etten Gordon Yankees Herman Dodgers DiMaggio Pirates Keller Gordon and others with cross-team affiliations and stat breakers, reflecting a midseason stats roundup.
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Browns
Dehigven
Phillies
Walker
Cardinals
Hackett
Indians
Bag McCormick
Reds
Cullenbine
Siebert
Athletics
Johnsen
Senators
Arndta Peach
Vernon
Conreteat
W. Johnson
Yankees
Tdjau
Lindell
Etten
Yatthees
Sias
Gordon
Ee Herman
Dodgers
Giants Trade Watchdog Tone in Quiet Baseball Market
In a June report from New York, Whitney Martin assesses the New York Giants position and trading approach amid limited big deals this season. The piece highlights past moves including Eddie Miller and Eddie Joost, Danny Litwhiler to St. Louis, Babe Dahlgren’s surprising impact, and the Giants’ $50,000 plus players for Johnny Mize, noting the front office’s willingness to spend if an even return appears.
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Dolph Camilli
Martin Marion
Mort Cooper
Johnny Vander Meer
Mize
Babe Young
Willard Marshall
New York
New York Giants
Eddie Miller
Eddie Joost
Danny Litwhiler
Phils
Carda
Babe Dahlgren
Dahlgren
Ernie Lombardi
Boston
West Coast
Johnny Mize
Major League Leaders Summary Baseball Stats Patchwork
Major League batting leaders include Dahlgren Philadelphia 359 Walker Louis 36 runs Camilli Brooklyn 34 Herman Brooklyn 57 Didiaggio Pittsburgh 57 Stolen bases Ott New York Vaughan Brooklyn 5. pitching Newsome Brooklyn 6 1 Pollet St Louis 5 1. batting Stephens St Louis 36 Hockett Cleveland 340. runs White Philadelphia xA Kelier New York 29. RBIs Siebert Philadelphia 29 Johnson Washington 28. hits Wakefield Detroit 60 Hockett 55 doubles Kellner Cleveland 13 seven players tied with ten. triples Lindell New York Lupien Boston Kolloway Chicago 4. home runs Keller New York 8 Gordon New York 6. stolen bases Case Washington 123 Surweiss New York Moses Chicago 10. pitching Candini Washington 5 0 Chandler New York 7 1.
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Walker
Louis
Camilli
Brooklyn
Musial
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Vaughan
Herman
Didiaggio
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SteCarmick
Cincinnati
Runsell
DiMaggio
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Orengo
Maynard
New York
Litwhiler
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Nicholson
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Newsome
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Hockett
Cleveland
Kelier
Siebert
Johnson
Washington
Wakefield
Detroit
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Lindell
Lupien
Boston
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Keller
Gordon
Case
Surweiss
Moses
Candini
Chandler
Sports Mirror: Race Dispute and Golf Upsets Recap
Racing at Bow tens Suffolk Downs halted by side of horsemen demanding larger purses. Betty Jameson defeated Patty Berg 2 up for womens trans Mississippi golf title at St Louis. Johnny Vander Meer, a rookie southpaw with Cincinnati, pitched a second straight mo hit no run game defeating Brooklyn 6 to 0.
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Suffolk Downs
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Patty Berg
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Johnny Vandermeer
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Unseasoned Rookie to Replace Heath in Outfield
Cleveland Indians manager Lou Boudreau said Portly Pat Seerey will replace Jeff Heath in left field on a part time basis. Seerey, a 21 year old rookie from Wilkes Barre, earned praise for his debut and 308 batting average at Cedar Rapids last season. Heath will face right handers while Seerey starts against left handed pitchers. Seerey previously hit 33 homers in the minors and is 4-F in selective service. Nora Landmark named acting director of radio programs at Louisiana State University.
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Cleveland Indians
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Jeff Heath
Tribe
Lou Boudreau
Pat Seerey
Seerey
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Boudreau
Heath
Baton Rouge
Nora Landmark
Alabama Women's College
The
State University
C. B. Hodges
Miss Landmark
Ralph Steetle
United States Department of State
Georgia Leads Nation In Community Canning Plan
Tucker Georgia hosts a model plant as Georgia promotes a state wide community canning program. Since 1926 the movement grew from a single project to over 400 plants serving about 50 000 families. States like California Kentucky Virginia Arkansas Louisiana and West Virginia seek Georgia expertise. The Tucker plant behind the high school serves 500 nearby families and can seal up to 3000 cans daily with a quick-freeze unit and storage lockers for meats and vegetables.
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Georgia
State Department of Education
Franklin County
J. L. Gilmore
California State Department of Education
United States Office of Education
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KR. H. Woods
Virginia
Arkansas
Louisiana
West Virginia
Tucker, Ga
DeKalb County
Mobley
S A. Moss
General Lee Hurt In Glider Crash In Tennessee
Major General William C. Lee, commander of an airborne infantry division, was injured this morning when a glider failed to drop its wheels during a landing exercise near Lafayette Tennessee. Ten others were aboard. the craft was demolished on rough ground. Lee sustained possible fractured ribs but is not deemed critically hurt and was taken to an evacuation hospital.
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William C. Lee
Lafayette
Tenn
Lee
Grandmother Honor Graduate at Northwestern Commencement
Evanston announces Mrs. Cora Lyman, 1912 entrant who left to marry, returned after 27 years to finish college. She graduates with an A average and Phi Beta Kappa honors, joined by her two daughters Lois and Una Holden and granddaughter Roberta Holden at Northwestern's 85th commencement.
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Ill
Northwestern University
Cora Lyman
Northwestern
Davis
Phi Beta National
Lyman
Lois
Una Holden
Roberta Holden
Baby picture via V mail for front line fathers
Washington June 15 The war department announced a new V mail option allowing sending a baby's photo to a father at the front. The image must be of a child under one year born since deployment and must occupy no more than one third of the form space. The photo is to be pasted in the upper left to avoid creasing when folded.
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