Senators Fall To Cellar In Tumbling American League
The American League cellar mover sees the Senators slump after a 9 to 1 loss in 10 innings to the White Sox. Chicago climbs to fourth on a six game win streak while Browns, A's split twin bill. Indians fall to Yankees 6 to 4 in 11 innings, then win 4 to 2. In the NL, Cards and Phillies split, Cubs top Dodgers, Reds sweep Braves, Pirates sweep Giants in home run fest.
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Vince DiMaggio
Young star Buddy Young leads Illinois in Great Lakes meet
Buddy Young claimed three individual titles and helped Illinois win the Central Collegiate track meet at Great Lakes Naval Training Center. Illinois totaled 574 points to top a field including Notre Dame and Northwestern. Seventy-two refineries are producing 100 octane gasoline, up 400 percent in 1943.
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Baseball Results From Monday June 3 1944 National League
Baseball scores from Monday show Millshursh 7 New York 4 and Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 5. Chicago 8 Philadelphia 1 but game ended after 9 innings due to darkness. St Louis 4 Philadelphia 1 and St Louis 0 Brooklyn 8 are noted with incomplete details.
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Baseball Box Scores from Yesterday in the American League
League games produced mixed results with New York beating Cleveland 4 to 1 and New York also defeating Washington 4 to 1. Philadelphia lost to St Louis 3 to 1 while Boston swept Detroit 5 to 1. Other listed scores are unclear due to damaged text.
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Bounding Home Wins Belmont Stakes in Stretch Drive
Bounding Home defeats Pensive by a nose at Belmont Park to claim the Belmont Stakes purse of 550,070. Conn McCreary, the often runner up, reflects on the loss while trainer Ben Jones commends the ride. Gabby DeCaprio named manager of St. Vitus baseball in Catholic Reserve league. note on ship launching history.
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Pottery Defeats A M 8 to 6 in City League Thriller
Shenango Pottery rallys to a 8 to 6 win over the I A Machinists at E A feld. Pottery move to second place as they take the lead in the seventh and seal victory in the eighth. Laitenen earned the win over Brush. Soho Leonelli and Liposky led the hitters.
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Fight plans swirl for Savold Baksi title bout at Chicago site
Chicago reports indicate Lee Savold and Joe Baksi, top heavyweights, have signed for a third bout, with Comiskey Park in Chicago and Jack Kearns promoting. A late June or early July date was floated, and Wiseman reportedly carried the Baksi contract to sign with Savold prior to the second fight. Baksi remains under Jacobs option for another fight around late June or July at Chicago. Meanwhile in New York tennis stars Marble Hardwick Vincent Richards and Hunter will headline a war bond charity mixed doubles at the Polo Grounds on June 37.
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How Coaches React To Kickoff Ruling
Chicago report surveys Big Ten coaches reactions to the deliberate kickoff out-of-bounds rule. Purdue’s Cecil Isbell calls for a strong kicker to reduce worry. Ray Floyd notes last year’s exemption aimed to spare inexperienced teams from rush pressure. expects changes this season.
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Notre Dame Football Captain Filley Discharged at Parris Island
Patrick J. Filley captain of the Notre Dame football team and Arthur B. Himme, both rated for discharge at Parris Island South Carolina on June 4, received medical discharge from the Marine Corps. The report notes multiple clerical errors and weather-related cancellations of appointments in the era.
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Pirates to Play at Camp Reynolds Exhibition Game
In Greenville Pennsylvania on June 27 the Pittsburgh Pirates will host an exhibition against Youngstown Dean at Camp Reynolds. Lt John J Berman camp officer coordinated with John H Haldenood and Bill Benswanger to stage the event on a new diamond. In Butler the golf privilege at the hospital is extended to Deshon hospital patients by the county board.
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In Real Fight Now Philadelphia Reports Draft Induction
Bob Montgomery a light heavyweight champion reports for induction into the army at the New Cumberland Pennsylvania reception center last week. He represents a New York Pennsylvania New Jersey version of the fight scene as he enters military service.
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Moose Defeat Uni-Refracs 7 1 in City Loo Game
Loyal Order of Moose defeated Universal Sanitary New Castle Refractories seven to one at Lee Avenue. Ferrante pitched to earn the win for Uni-Refracs while Byak took the loss. Mash doubled and tripled, Smialoszki added two doubles, and Mash scored on a triple as Moose built a decisive lead.
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Dixie Walker Tops Dodgers Popularity In Alaskan Tour
Centered on Dixie Walker once cut from the 1939 American League, the piece notes his high batting averages with the Dodgers and his fame after a winter journey to the Aleutians. Walker credits his hitting form to the Alaskan and Aleutian Army camp tour led by Frankie Prisch. He remains the Dodgers' No. 1 player and greatly popular with fans.
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Longacres Racing To Start June 24
Longacres reopens after a year with a 51 day meet from June 24 to September featuring the inaugural Handicap at six furlongs and the Marathon Olympic Cup over two miles. The track adds a 10 000 dollar mule purse and 43500 dollars in stakes and handicaps plus higher daily purses.
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American A A U 3000 meter walk entry at Randall's Island
A dental surgeon who competed in India and defeated top walkers there has entered the 3000 meter walk at the American AAU Championships on Randall's Island June 17. Al Peter formerly of Columbia University now stationed at Westover Field Mass is optimistic about his national title chances after success in the service. The word also covers local sports notes on West Pittsburg Shenango Valley and trout fishing on Taylor Run with a brief on veneer technology from ancient Egypt.
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Bronze Moose Tilt Tuesday Sparks West Pittsburg Standings Shift
West Pittsburg fans watch a 10 to 8 upset over Shenango Pottery as Bronze Moose break from a slump. Johnson Bronze and Uni Refracs vie for position while Mapose and Rodenbaughs clash in a key Marshall Field tilt.
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Pigeon Sets Speed Record in Butler County Race
Birds owned by EB J Morame took first and second in the Butler County Pigeon Club race from Xenia Ohio. Fourteen lofts entered 131 birds. the Winnie bird completed the 228 mile course in six hours forty five minutes, speed logged at 104344 yards per minute. Monument reference to Wyoming Devil's Tower noted as a distant item in the text.
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