Angott Edges Angott? Fight in New York Arena Thriller
Henry Angott edged Sammy Angett in a brutal 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden before 13,364 fans. Angott broke through in the sixth and held a narrow margin as both fighters wore damage, with Angett seeking a comeback toward regaining the lightweight crown. Meanwhile Detroit slugger Steve ONeill notes rookie Dick Wakefield's .330 average and 60 hits as Wakefield fuels a Tigers rally in the 2nd division chase.
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New York
Henry Axmetrong
Deg
Eli Ue Cewi
Associated Press
Angott
Bennery
Sammy
Armstrong
Burzesaw
Hennery
Bob Montgomery
Montgomery
Johnny Greco
Yankee Stadium
Angelt
Angett
National Boxing Association
Detroit
Mitiooka
Steve Oneill
Detroit Tigers
Dick Wakefield
Steve
Wakefield
Tigers
University of Michigan
Army
Russ Christopher
Jesse Flores
Philadelphia
O'Neill
Mincoka
Beaumont
Meathane
Ay Chaser
Tiger
Chicago
Yankees edge Phillies 2 1 as AL results roll in
Yesterday New York beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a tight AL matchup. Today Chicago visits Detroit and St Louis hosts Cleveland while New York plays Philadelphia and Washington faces Boston. Charley Kelier made five chances in the field but went 0 for 4 at bat.
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Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Charley Kelier
Peanding
le Philadelphi
Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Reds beat Cubs on Marshall three singles pace 1d hit
Max Marshall led the Reds with three singles fueling a 1-0 road win over the Cubs as pitchers shut down the offense. Ducks Wilts and Gaithersburg clash in a Sunday Railroader’s Diamond game with Brunswicks missing star Billy Johnson who moved to Baltimore for a tryout. Walter Wetzel was fined 92.50 and jailed 30 days for unauthorized car use amid Thurmont hearing. Vermont ranked second to Georgia in quarried marble value.
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Associated Press
Max Marshall
Reds
Cubs
Nar Ute
Waukers
Douikd
Athletics
Gaithersburg
Brunswick Baseball Club
Roscoe Shook
Brunswick
Railroaders
Billy Johnson
Baltimore Orioles
The
Birds
William J. Stoner
Thurmont
Walter Leroy Wetzel
DeGrange Street
Walter Wilt
Closed juvenile case ends after two hour hearing
Media Pa June 11 judge calls the case closed in the two hour hearing at Delaware County Juvenile Court regarding the death of Lewis Hutchinson Jr. 11 the hearing followed the discharge of 10 year old William Bonner Roosevelt grandson of the President in the custody of his mother.
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Dr. Pepper
Price Bros
Bae! Fl&s
Wolfpack
Media
William Bonner Roosevelt
Lewis Hutchinson, Jr
Albert Dutton MacDade
Delaware County
Former Cameos Meet Hustlers In Semi Pro Showdown
The Washington Miller Furniture Co. team, sporting new uniforms but the same roster, faces the Cameos alumni now renamed as Famlar at Mc Curdy Field Sunday at 2 30. Notable names include Jimmie Schwab and Elmer Raba with pitching likely by Binks Delauter.
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Famlar
Hustlers
Welock
Miller Furniture Co
Washington
McCurdy Field
Jimmie Schwa
Austin Angleperger
Husllers
Schwab
Cameo
C. BD
Lowe
Miller’s
Palace A.C
Rederick
Nine
Palace
Elmer Raba
Roy McNeel
Gump Swann
Danny Dansburger
Jimmie Schwab
Tom Howard
Joe Powell
Dick Yates
Les Hull
Joe Well
Charlie Hines
Paul Hilde
Brand
Binks Delauter
Paterson Boxer Sentenced for Assault and Rape Attempt
Paterson heavyweight Edward Comiskey, 22, was sentenced to five to ten years for assault with intent to commit rape by Passaic County Judge Joseph A Delaney. The complainant, Janet Humphrey, testified about being beaten and assaulted after a tavern outing. The case involved an earlier rape conviction and bail issues for an associate.
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Paterson
Edward
Patrick) Comiskey
Passaic County
Joseph A. Delaney
Delaney
Comiskey
Janet Humphrey
Sadjale River Road
Fair Lawn
Radio Programs Today's Schedule Highlights
The listing details a dense schedule of radio programs across networks NBC CBS and others. Highlights include Army Air Force Band Dancing Music Half Hour Concert Orchestra and Navy Bulletin Board with varied music talks sports and news segments.
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Abe i Men & Books
Frederickh
Elmer Dyla
Liza—abe
Marenalia
Abe
Fondon
Cha
Jos
Stopak
Biu
Hobby Tucker
Dick Todd
Mbs
Jack Benoy
Nbc
Nbc Jloracy
Cbs Navy Bulletin Board
Sol. Lewis
Alex Dyler
Shrednik
Korn Kobblers
Bard
Newa
bin Frazier
Hont
Cha-Basle
Lonn Chalmers
Cbs Weat
America
Cbs “Hai
Honolulu
Mbe
Nbe Message of
Israel
bin Naval
Paul Lavalle
Nbe
Three Sisters
Cbe 7
Aqyfidulfall Banu
Deanec
American Eagle Club
London
bin Hod Hawk
Cbs
Arthur Hale
aArthur
Able
Stey Porter
Blu Crummit
Julia Sanderson
Hunton
Lops
Dave Ellman
Hobby Lobby
Ebs Toton
Parade
Cba
Chicago
Edward Tomlinson
Blu Don—Larey Wood
Oreh
Nbr
Gunther
John B. Slughes
Blu Groucho Marx
Seres
Rincores
Sunday Broadcasts Mix Classic Programs and War Reviews
A dense list of radio programs from various networks scheduling dramas, music, and talks. Notable names include Red Cross series, Rupert Jinghes, Martin Agronsky, U.S. Army hour, Kostelanetz, Dinah Shore, Walter Winchell, and Gene Autry. Entries hint at wartime themes, religious services, and cultural broadcasts across multiple stations during the day.
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Red Cross
Nbe
Blu
Trans-Atlantic Wall
Cbs
Charlea Hodges
Mbs
Son Serles
Rupert Jinghes
Church of the All
Dbs
Stanley Dixon
Vsi
Caesar
Safety Songa
Quincy Howe
Dbs the Kidoodlers
Col
Stoopnagle
Stooparoos
Ebs
Martin Agronsky
Voice of the
Dairy Farmer
U. of Chicago Roundtable
Jim
St. Louis
Upton Close
Army
East Dutheran
Mbs-West
East
Lands of the Free
Andre Kostelanetz
Orchestraecha
Young People's Church
NBC
Gladys Swartouta
Bulldog Drummond Adventures
Upre
Murrow
Tmbs
Lishene Eh
Gildersleeve
Gnive
Free Wort Theater
Blu Serg
Gene Autry Long
Cbs Union
diLeo Cherne
Joren Fearson
China Davis
Obs
Seventh Day Adventist
Edward Tomlinson
Aiz Kids
Jon Kelly
We the People
Cbs-Basic Stars
Stripes
Britain
P. Whiteman
Dinah Shorenbe
Roy
Walter Winchell
Blu-Baele
Conrad Nagel
Frannie Fidler
Hollywood
Dorothy Thompson
Phil Spitulay
Girl Orch
Phil Baker
John B. Hughes
Joan Stannevy
Basin Street
Nbe-West
Bobby Hocker
Dhs
National League Cincinnati double header results report
In a Baker Park sandlot game Friday morning Stull Bros Grocery nine overwhelmed Miller Shoe Repair 14 to 2. J Dixon pitched the Shoe Repairers managed only singles in the second and fourth innings while Leichert pitched for Miller. The Grocers scored four in the second, twice in the fourth and added seven in the seventh and another in the eighth to end the rout.
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Baker Park
Stull Bros. Grocery
Miller Shoe Repair
J. Dixon
Leichert
Millers
Army Air Corps Brother of Frederick Woman Enlists
In Frederick Oklahoma Corp Posey stationed at Frederick with the Army Air Corps. He is a brother of Mrs. Mary Hall of 113 East Fifth Street. He entered the service January 19.
League Leaders By The Associated Press Batting Leaders
Batting and pitching leaders from the Associated Press show Dahlgren and Walker atop batting in different lists with high averages and hits. Musial, DiMaggio, and Vaughan appear multiple times across runs, hits, and power categories, reflecting a season of standout performances for St Louis Brooklyn and Pittsburgh players.
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Associates Press
Dahlgren
Philadelphia
Walker
St. Louis
Camilli
Brooklyn
Vaughan
Herman
DiMaggio
Pittsburgh
Musial
Heeman
St. Loui
McCarthy
Boston
Russell
Nicholson
Chicago
Shitehirpe
Philadelphia-St Lote
Gustine
Murtaugh
Galan
Cincinnati
Ott
New York
Newsom
Klinger
Pollet
Stephens
Hackett
Cleveland
Keller
White
Johnson
Washington
Siebert
Wakefield
Detroit
Case
Kellner
Lindell
Lupien
Kolloway
Gordon
Stirnweiss
Judd
Chandler
Carrasquel
Wolf Pack Ten Turns Back in Softball Upset
The Wolfpack toppled the Precisionists 11 to 2 at Baker Park to force a tie for second place, as unearned runs and aggressive baserunning fueled a decisive early lead. Battlers held first by a slim edge after idle time.
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Wolfpack
Battlers
Baker Park
R. H.E. Wolfpack
Cpssceen
Price Bros
Ss Tet Bebop
Shaffer and Brightwell
Shipley, Rice and
H. Culler
Etten's Bat Wins Game in Philadelphia Victory
Big Nick Etten led the New York Yankees to a 2-1 win over the Athletics in Philadelphia. He homered in the third and scored the deciding run in the eighth after a double to right. Eden added two singles, and pinch hitter Estellela drove in a run in the eighth. Wensloff pitched well for the Yankees, who extended their lead to three games.
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Philadelphia
Nick Etten
Philly
New York Yankees
Athletics
Eden
Yankees
Orrie Arntzen
Roberto Estellela
Arntzen
John Velas
Chief Teddy Wins Charles Town Race
Chief Teddy led from the first turn and held the lead to win the Charles Town race in West Virginia on June 11, with L. E. Torreyson as owner and jockey unknown.
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Charles Town
Jorxey Carson
Kirk
Chief Teddy
Tom Lewis
Purport
M. Gilbert
Jack
Star
J. LL Fieldman
Norman Corbin
Sir Winks
J. E. Simmons
Remeke
Teddy
Marines First Occupation of Virgin Islands Named
When Denmark ceded the Virgin Islands to the United States just before the U S entry into World War I a battalion of Marines served as the occupation force establishing the initial U S presence in the islands.
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Mediterranean
Italy
Atop- Pingstone Islands
Denmark
Virgin Islands
United States
U. S
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Paca
Kotler
Empley
Ani
Aiden Nelson
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Seeall
Calvert
Wilkes-Barre
Siri Cenvente
Ted Sczapkowski
Baltimore
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Franklin
Cameos Vs. Hustlers
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Pree
Dakaslitaddele
Elmo
Bizerte
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Tunisia
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Ferrara
Sardinia
Trapani
Wv. Ey Iy
Lampedusa
Germany
Enige
Rolly
Rueste
Ancona
Sicily
Sezer
Sebenice
Syracuse
Lar Ey
Fale Ey
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Sarajevo
Tanzaro
Fonan Sea
Ara Vea Ey
Rvevel
Frederick, Okla
Markell & Ford Telephone
Etten
Chicago Cubs
Ray Mueller
Ray Starr
Clyde Shoun
ROH
Auto Furniture
Frederick
Coolerator
Ome Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, Md
Hollander’s
Patrick Street
Fredericktown
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