Yankees Beat Browns In 10th Inning Rally
Joe Gordon delivered a game winning homer in the 10th as the New York Yankees beat the St. Louis Browns 6 to 5. Vernon Stephens contributed all four Brown runs, while Rollie Hemsley and George Stirnweiss helped fuel the Yankees late comeback and Keller added an RBI homer.
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New York
Yankees
Vernon Stephens
Joe Gordon
St. Louis’ Browns
Stephens
Brown
Oneanan
Yankee
Raworar
Mace Vane
Fritz Ostermueller
Rollie Hemsley
Tuck Stainbacks
George Stirnweiss
Stirnweiss
Charlie Keller
George Caster
Keller
Gordon
R. HE
St. Louis
Quiermueller
Caster and Hares
Ferrell
Chandies
Russo
Murphy
Hemsley
Knights Duchess Clinches Fourth Straight Win at Charles Town
Knights Duchess stretched its winning streak to four in a one mile and one sixteenth claiming race. Jockey Buddy Rat rode the favorite as Knights Duchess drew clear to finish three quarters of a length ahead of Draft with Bill’s Anne close behind in a three horse photo. The clock read 1 47 3 5 for the fast track, and a $2 wager on Knights Duchess paid $3.20. The daily double returned $13.40, an all Baltimore trifecta of O S Jennings owner C Reilly trainer and A Kirkland jockey. Tinto won the opener and Lady Jaffa took the second in a scamper to pay $6.80.
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Bill
Anne
Baltimore
O. S. Jennings
C. Reilly
A. Kirkland
Monumental
Distance Runner Iz Missing In Action
Torrance California June 4 aL Lou Zamperini a top USC distance runner is missing since May 27 in the South Pacific war theater His mother Mrs Anthony Zamperini was notified from Washington Zamperini set the NCAA mile record in 1934 with 4 minutes 83 seconds He bombed in General bombing expeditions including Wake Island on Christmas day He competed for the American team at the 1936 Berlin Olympics finishing seventh in the 5000 meters After the games an international incident nearly occurred when he tore down Nazis in front of Hitler’s Chancellery
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Torrance
Calif
Lou Zamperini
University of Southern California
Anthony Zamperini
Washington
Zamperin
Wake Island
Berlin
Radio Programs and Concerts Featured in Daily Schedule
A dense 1940s style radio listing outlines numerous programs including Army Air Force Band segments, Dancing Music Hall, Detroit variety shows, London guest spots, horse racing broadcasts, vocal ensembles, Brazilian parade music, news briefings, and weekly dramatic reports. Multiple stations, hosts, and guest performers appear, with a cadence of musical variety, news, and entertainment schedules across the day.
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Army Alr Force
Booka
Frederick—che Wen
Bex
Idaa
Ibe
Detroit
Mome
London
Obe
Dramaticone
Horace Hetiis
Revereble Velo & Piann
Mali Seciotechs
Huiletin Agaard
Viriety
Imbs
Emmenise
Vrazier Ikant
Cb Usno Chatoess
America
Henk
Anton
Basi Hie
Israel
Adwo—Bi Hawai
Mls
Nbc Vocal Brogrami
C. Bhulimnie Ifeudere ‘Et Faives
Amiel
Danny ‘Thomas
John Bob Hawk
Iris
Worti
Wba
Arthur Hale
WGQ
Trinte
Broad Cruminit
Julia Sanderson
Bo Burton
Opry
Jehan. Hughes
Gon
Atal Ovelesd
Letty Rans
Urehechs
Aite
Blu
Ches
Marines Nowe
Concert Listings and Radio Commentary Highlights
A dense, archival collage of 1940s radio program notes and musical offerings. Names like Martin Axronsky, Sammy Kaye, Noël Philharmonic, Walter Winchell, and John Stanley appear among varied listings of concerts, programs, and commentary segments across NBC and regional stations.
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Aye Bea Uris
Mats Frew
Bla
Athentic
Cbs
Wallace
Imbe
Rupert Bbighes
Utticlal
Church of the Atr
Seumatisels
Stanley Dixon
Caesarani
Religions Prux
Quinney Eloven
Oles the Kidoodters
Col
Stoopragte
Martin Axronsky
Dairy
Barrierbuswest T.M.T
Chicago
Roundtable
Nbe Suauelt Dim
U. A
U. A. Urwina—hlit To Ho Announced (0 Minutes)—Dhs Pilgrim Stadio
John Cuas
Thomas Edg
Sammy Kaye
Ple
News of the World
Washingtug
Hauvesig Mortan
Haneny
Tli
Voewl
Irio
N.Y
Elis
Atmerica Porum
NBC Oucitey
Aealiivereons & Orchestra
Celis
Roevards
Bree World Theater
Dears
Gene Avtey
Draan—eby
Mhs
Leo Uherve
Bher Chigs Davie
Deama
Trog
Ward Tomkinson
Bhit
Nhe Quix Kids
Joe Kelly
Giesisschs
Dhs-West Stars and Stripes
Britain
Mbn
Charle McCarthy
Bergen—nie
Dtey Porter
Hhn
Corliss Archer
Chs
Ronin & Gursrs
Miss Neighbors
Chilosaphy
Sang—bly Ad
Die Man's Family
Inner Sanctum Mystery
Merry -Go-Roe
Walter Winchell
Dlu
Conrad Nagel
Dramya
Cba
Nbe
Jimmy Fidler
Tollywood
Greed Allen
Disa
Dorey TV
Bompsas
Radioskin
John Be
John Stanley
Walter Winchells
Wasin Street
Bobi Tieukey
News& Pawn
Baseball results and today’s AL slate
Yesterday in the American League New York 6 St Louis 4 Chicago 4 Boston 3 Detroit 2 Washington 1 Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 2 went 10 innings Detroit visits Washington Cleveland plays Philadelphia St Louis hosts New York Chicago visits Boston
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New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New Yorks
Dodgers clang 23 hits to beat Cubs in pummeling display
In Chicago on June 4 the Dodgers crushed the Cubs 13 to 5 behind a 23 hit attack. Merton Newsom and Owen started the mound effort and a string of early runs set the pace as Brooklyn retained first place.
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Chicago
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cubs
Seura
Dodgers
St.Louis
Phillies
WWE
Brooklyn
Merton
Newsom
Owen
Bragan
Derringer
Barrett
Fleming
Hernandez
Belmont Stakes Run This Afternoon For Count Fleet
New York reports the Belmont Stakes, a $25 000 added race at Belmont Park, will feature Count Fleet aiming to extend his dominance. Fairy Manhurst and Deseronto stand as rivals, with Count Fleet the likely favorite at 1 to 20 odds. race broadcast may push his earnings toward $214,960 career total.
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New York
Belmont Park
Count Fleet
John D. Hertz
All Eoll
Count
Reigh
Bip
Dees Taxatecos
Telumpthe
Sir Barton
Counts
Will DuPont
Fairy Manhurst
Beverley Bogert
Deseronto
Reigh Coun
Man O'War
Hertz’ther
Py Bulingbroke
Belmont
County Fleet
Poin
National League Scores and Schedule Incomplete
National League results show Brooklyn 18 over Chicago none, St Louis and Philadelphia 0, Pittsburgh and New York listed as not scheduled, other clubs not scheduled. The fragment suggests uneven or partial NHL standings with key games missing.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
St Lou
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Price Bros Meet Dr Pepper In City Softball Standings
In a City Softball League brief a matchups and standings are listed. Price Bros and Dr Pepper are featured in a Monday game. The standings show teams with partial abbreviations and scores like 400 and Wolfpack B 273, reflecting a crowded league table with historical references and unclear framing.
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Price Bros
Dr. Pepper
Continental Congress
United States
Wolfpack
Keller and Hemsley Spark Yankees In Mixed Outing
Charley Keller again set the pace for the Yankees with a home run and a single in five plate appearances while tallying five points and two runs. Ral lie Hemsley also scored but went hitless in three at bats as his average slipped.
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Charley Keller
Yankees
Rallie Hemsley
Keller
Yanks
Ed Hemsley
Frederick County Residents Face Gasoline Shortage Survey
Six residents share how they cope with gasoline limits. Ray Watkins says supplies are improving but restrictions hinder tractor use. Mrs. Howard A. Quinn reports enough for farm needs and avoids car use. Ridgely A. Willard notes adequate for tractor operation with limited travel. Mrs. C W Wenzel laments insufficient fuel for town trips and unequal distribution. James W. Byatt has several weeks of supply and uses gas sparingly for milking. Mrs. Charles Myers says they conserve heavily while delivering milk to market.
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Frederick County
Ridgely A. Willard
Broad Run
Charles Myers
Thur ‘Mant
Basgercen
Six Indictments for Handleman and associates in Westminster
Six indictments were returned by the Carroll County Grand Jury. Harry Handleman, charged with assaulting Chief Deputy J. Lee Cranmer and escaping from the county jail, faces multiple counts including larceny of jewelry and trousers, conspiracy, and unlawful escape. Indicted with him are Bernard Bigham and others for thefts at the Gries plant and from the Times Printing Company. Joseph Hoff is charged with receiving stolen goods.
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Westminster
Harry Handleman
Carroll County
Handleman
J. Lee Cranmer
Randallstown
Baltimore
Joseph Hoff
Hof
Bigham
Cranmer
John Hickman
Times Printling Company
Hanileman
Ellis Levin
Ebenzer Church Women to Meet at Ray Brown Home
The Women's Society of Christian Service of Ebenzer M E Church will meet at Mrs Ray Browns home with Mrs Edna Waltz as co host on Friday June 1 at 2 pm This is a change of dates Several local residents are noted visiting relatives and recovering from illness including Mrs Erman Will and Tony LeRoy Fleming who graduated from Western Maryland College Also mentioned are military service member Harry L Picket and various family visits in the community
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George Barnes
Raymond Owens
Edgar E. Pickett
Irvin M. Bohr
Irwin, Jr
Marshall Buckingham
Bird Hill
Buckingham
Erman Will
Maryland University Hospital
Will
Tony LeRoy Fleming
Western Maryland College
Tony Fleming
Ira Moxley
Airy
Ray F. Barnes
Levin Haines
Anne. Pickett
Howard Pickett
Robert Haight
Harry L. Picket
U. S. Navy
Washington, D. C
Grace Shipley
Sykesville
Augustus Barnes
New Blackout Rules For State Soon Ready
Baltimore June 4 authorities said new blackout rules for Maryland will be ready for adoption at the next executive committee meeting of the State Defense Council in about two weeks. Col Henry Barrett, chief air raid warden, stated the rules will be more detailed and stringent than prior ones and each local community must submit its regulations for approval. A large strawberry with a miniature V For Victory symbol was picked Friday by 12 year old Donna Fogle at the home of her parents near WoodsbarA.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Henry
Barrett
State Defense Council
Executive Committee
Donna Fogle
Ernest Fogle
Woodsbara
Baseball Leaders Association 1946 season stats
League leaders by the Associated Press list top marks in batting runs and RBIs for teams including New York Philadelphia St. Louis and Detroit with players such as Stephens Ducaun Gordon Wakefield Kellner and Musial. Pitching leaders show Carrasquel Chandler Sewell Newsom among others with various win totals and ERA figures.
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Stephens
St. Louis
Ducaun
Cievicina
Keller
New York
White
Philadelphia
Gordon
Johnson
Washington
Wakefield
Detroit
Kellner
Cleveland
Bloodworth
Lindell
Lupter
Boston
Germantown Heads to Frederick for Twin Bill
Germantown will play a doubleheader here Sunday at 1 30 pm against the Hustlers. The club touts a strengthened lineup with four college returnees Hess Purdum Gloyd and Luhn plus regulars Williams Burdette Mateny Watkins Johnson Rolfe Belcher and King. The Hustlers report a potential weakness with Warrenfeltz missing and Pete Stout possibly unable to play due to an injury from a rough field.
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Frederick
Hustlers
Germantown
Warrenfeltz
Pete Stout
McCurdy Field
Guy D. Watkins
Dr Pepper Moves to Second in City Softball Standings
Dr Pepper rose to second place in the City Softball League by defeating F I S 4 1 in a postponed game at Baker Park. Esterly walked Holland who scored on a passed ball before Swomiley sacrificed. The Bottlers added three more runs in the third on three hits two errors and a wild pitch.
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Dr. Pepper
Baker Park
Battlers
Price Bros. Ton
Steelers
Esterly
Holland
Bottlers
Swomiley
Foul Marker and Errors Highlight Quiet Baseball Frame
The fifth inning featured a tame error, a walk, and a single as Ron, Dr. Pepper FLL, and 5S contributed in a tense moment. Kehne and Cook delivered key hits, while E. Rhoderick supported with steady fielding and timely plays.
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Ron Om
Kehne
Cook
E. Rhoderick
Yesterday's Stars and Key Plays Across Major Leagues
Yesterday's box score notes feature Mort Cooper and the Cardinals blanking the Phillies on one hit. Teelph Camilli powers a Dodgers slugfest with a homer and three singles against the Cubs. Joe Gordon and Vern Stephens contribute in a long Yankees victory versus the Browns. Don Kelloway delivers a first inning rally for the White Sox. Al Smith and Ray Mack spark the Indians with multiple hits and a decisive triple. Vince DiMaggio's homer fuels a Pirates six run burst against the Giants. Jimmy Bloodworth scores the winning run for the Tigers in the ninth. Roy F Grimm of Woodbine receives a six year school board commission from Gov. O'Conor to replace the late Keller Smith.
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Associated Press
Mort Cooper
Cardinals
Phillies
Teelph Camilli
Dodgers
Cubs
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Vern Stephens
Browns
Gordon
Stephens
Don Kelloway
White Sox
Red Sox
al Smith
Ray Mack
Indians
Smith
Athletics
Mack
Tribe Ws
Vince DiMaggio
Pirates
Giants
Jimmy Bloodworth
Tigers
Senators
Stride Held On Bond After Grand Jury Request
Robert Monroe Stride twenty of 257 Washington Street was free on one thousand dollars bond Friday while awaiting action by the grand jury. He was arrested by Officer Roger Mills on a statutory charge March date not specified.
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Robert Monroe Stride
Washington Street
Liberty
Roger Mills
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Theigour
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Ross
Tresh
Lucier
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Parkee
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Tribe
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Wolff
Wagner
Knights Duchess
Em Gel
Bucs
Phils
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Fuchs
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Maa Ie
Zam de
Louise N. Oof
Flora
OFA
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Doe
Maying
Green
Coy En Pont Mice
Itu Esceneme
Ray Watkins
Kemptown
Howard A. Quinn
Pearl
Ames W. Byatt
Tramaville
O. K
Winfield
The
American League
Dahlgren
Musial
Camilli
DiMaggio
Herman
is—Musial
Russell
Milsburgh
Sewell
Markell & Ford Telephone
Montgomery
General Motors
Chevrolet
East Patrick St
Roy F. Grimm
Woodbine
Herbert R. O'Conor
Grimm
Keller Smith
Mount Airy
E. Paul Magaha
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Fredericktown
Member
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