Red Sox Take Pair As Yanks Divide Two
The Boston Red Sox beat the St. Louis Browns in a 13 inning 2 to 1 opener and 7 to 6 in 10 innings to move into sixth in the American League before 15,658. Niggeling and Hughson pitched the opener. Caster relieved. In the second game Boston won 7 to 5 with Partee, Brown, and Hayes delivering.
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League Leaders by The Associated Press National League Batting Leaders
The National League top batting figures show Dahigeen of Philadelphia at .368 and Musial of St Louis at .343 with Musial leading in runs batted in and hits. Brooklyn’s Ca milli and Herman figure in other key categories as DiMaggio and Litwhiler appear in home runs and appearances. American League leaders include Stephens of St Louis batting .376 and Gordon of New York with 24 RBIs, plus Wakefield and White leading hits for Detroit and Philadelphia respectively. Pitching honors go to Flores of Philadelphia with a 7-1 mark and Carrasquel of Washington at 6-1.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games summary
Yesterday's results show Washington 8 Cleveland 7 and Detroit 7 Philadelphia 0. Boston 2 St. Louis 1, Chicago 10 New York 5. First game lasted 13 innings, second game 10 innings. Today's schedule lists Cleveland at Washington, Dave at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York, St. Louis at Boston.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday in St Louis
Yesterday's results list Brooklyn 6 1 over St Louis and Philadelphia 10 to 2 at Chicago. Cincinnati routed by Chicago 4 0 while New York beat Cincinnati 4 0 and Boston defeated Pittsburgh 6 0. Second game called end of sixth inning due to weather with Boston at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Price Bros. Team Dominates City Softball Lead
Price Bros. jumped to the undisputed top of the City Softball League by a 7 3 victory over the Wolfpack on Monday night. Rice and Shaffer dueled on the mound in a 3 3 tie through five innings before Precisionists erupted for four runs in the sixth. The Wolfpack threatened late but could not overcome the rivals as Price Bros. built a half game cushion atop the standings with key games looming against F L S and Dr Pepper.
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Stars Shine in Doubleheader Bonanza Across Leagues
Associated Press review notes Cooper and Dixie Walker each starred in separate first games, Grove and Gordon spark late rallies, and Keller, Keller drive seven RBIs across nightcap. Yankees squeeze bunt. Newhouser and Wolff excel. Tobin and Klingler split, Carrasquel and Center win one each, Tipton homers in opener, weather halves second. Dahlgren and Nicholson power Phillies-Cubs in mixed results.
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Weatherite Wins Memorial Day Purse at Charles Town
At Charles Town West Virginia on May 31 Weatherite owned by Mrs G O Russell defeated Raman Boy and Lord Watout in the Memorial Day Purse a four and a half furlong race on a heavy track. Weatherite paid 9 to 1 with Roman Boy fading to fourth.
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Dodgers and Cards split two close games
In St Louis on May 31 the Brooklyn Dodgers edged the Cardinals 1 0 in the nightcap of a doubleheader after the Dodgers won the opener 7 0. Mort Cooper pitched one hit for Brooklyn in the late game as St Louis had bested the Dodgers earlier. The doubleheader drew 25 664 at Sportsman Park.
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Price Bros. beat Wolfpack in city softball tilt
In a double header Monday Charley Keller starred with three for eight in the opener and a homer in the nightcap as Price Bros. won 7 to 3. Rollie Hemsley went four innings with one sacrifice, hitless in the opener, relieved by Dickey. Keller collected two hits in the first game and a three run homer in the nightcap. Civilians flee Leghorn as British air assault widens.
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Local Soldier in India Pose in CBI Roundup Photo
Sergt. Shepley, son of Mr and Mrs Eduard Shepley of East Sixth Street, is shown in an India village scene. The photo accompanies a letter to his parents and copies of CBS Roundup, the weekly Army Forces in China Burma India paper printed in Delhi, with news, pictures, and servicemen contributions.
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Lou Costello in bed rest as recovery from rheumatic fever continues
Lou Costello, ill with rheumatic fever for weeks, remains in bed in his San Fernando Valley home. He weighs 15 pounds less but expects to be up by mid summer as doctors call him a very good patient and on the road to recovery.
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Medal for Minnie and odd home remedies from readers
A collage of reader mail includes bizarre cures and odd tips from around the world for ailments and discomforts, with jokes about potatoes in pockets and onions in a yard. Lou Costello remains under doctor orders, declaring he is a good boy while continuing recovery.
Marriage as bondage in wartime warned by Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues that wartime separations spur a pull toward freedom in married couples. She contends many seek liberty through war’s disruptions, but warn that Army discipline and marriage bound duties will quickly restore restraint, turning breaks into return to the “monomial yoke.”
Adequate Milk Diet Protects Against Nutritional Failure
Milk stands as a protective food due to its high protein quality, mineral and vitamin content, and easy digestibility. It is economical and supplements other foods, though not a substitute for meat. Raw milk, while safe under ideal conditions locally, cannot be deemed absolutely safe from harmful bacteria after transport.
Pasteurization and milk safety in early 20th century view
The article defends pasteurization to curb milk born diseases such as typhoid fever and tuberculosis while noting pasteurized milk must be kept cool and not stored long. It explains pasteurization temperatures around 142 to 145 F and cautions on safety if handling is improper. It also suggests individuals can pasteurize at home and argues milk can help meet protein needs during rationing.
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