Major Leagues Stage 3 Day Benefit for War Relief
Baseball launches united relief drive through National and American League games. Ford Frick aims to raise 500000 for bat and ball fund and other relief agencies with seven to eight games set for June 30 and July 13 all star event in Philadelphia. Doubleheaders feature Cardinals at Giants and Reds at Dodgers with other NL and AL matches plus night games to bolster contributions.
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Connie and Earle Mack Rated Ideal Father and Son Team
A 1911 profile portrays Connie Mack and his son Earle as a famed baseball father son duo. It details Earle’s rise from minor leagues to Athletics manager in waiting, Connie’s hands on leadership, and their shared authority, respect, and complementary roles shaping a long apprenticeship in the sport.
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Hug Dad
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Athletics
Jimmy Dykes
Cy Perkins
Fred Heimach
Brookfield
Mays
Niagara University
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Raleigh
Old Carolina Association
Asheville
Charlotte
Harrisburg
Moline
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League Leaders By Theasom Press AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting
American League leaders include Stephens of St Louis with seven homers and .339 average, White of Philadelphia leading runs, Keller of New York driving in 35, Hockett of Cleveland with 39 hits, and Dia. pitching leaders Candini and Chandler toping 60 and 71? games respectively. National League leaders show Dahlgren and Walker leading batting, Herman and DiMaggio top RBI and doubles, Ott and DiMaggio sharing home runs, and Klinger and Shoun tied in wins.
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Cincinnati
Run Dead Heat In Charles Town Race
In Charles Town West Virginia a dead heat occurred in the sixth race as Wes Attune and R S Miter shared the spotlight. Juliette ridden by apprentice Arnold Kirkland overtook Happy Hannah and Attune with Stanley Austin on the inside, neck and neck to the wire with a four and a half furlong time of 44 4-5 on a track record day. Juliette paid 9.60 to win 13.60 to place and 7.80 to show while a 96.66 daily double occurred with Red Wings and Golden Lass winning the first two races respectively the latter at 59.60.
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W.va
Wes Attune
R. S Miter
Charles Town
O. D. Shanks
Juliette
Arnold Kirkland
Happy Hannah
Attune
Stanley Austin
Sawi
T. Leatherbury
Red Wings
Tucker C. Kirk
B. Weady
Golden Lass
Local notices from Lovettsville and nearby towns
Lovettsville notes a local youth leaving for Richmond to enlist as a Navy volunteer with deferred graduation in June. Many visits and transfers are listed, including births, marriages, and family travel between Purcellville, Martinsburg, Camp Hood, and Ashburn. Several residents are mentioned with tied events in late May and early June.
Veterans News And Local Visits Highlight Community
A plan to cover 1700 miles in four days is noted alongside letters from service members. Sgt Edgar Washington, son of Robert Washington, is on fur lough visiting relatives. Lieut George Edward Wire, son of George Wire, reports active service in the South Pacific. Tot Michael returns to Preed Ferick after a month with Mr and Mrs M L Hoallar. Mrs Louise Widdows of Washington spends weekend with Aunt Mrs Susan Brown. Mrs Arthur Hough and sons move into a new Arlington home after two months visiting sisters Mrs Owen Reed and Mrs Elizabeth Everhart. William Glass and family visit with Mr and Mrs George Grubb, with Violet Weimer of Hamilton joining. Edna May remains for a week’s visit.
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Edgar Washington
Robert Washington
Hawaii
Louise Widdows
Washington
Susan Brown
George Edward Wire
George Wire
South Pacific
Michael
Preed
Ferick
M. L. Hoallar
Arthur Hough
Bernard
Roland
Hough
Arlington
William Glass
Violet Weimer
Hamilton
George Grubb
Edna May
New Windsor Community Notes and Visits
New Windsor updates show Rev C M Robinson serving as chaplain after enlisting and leaving to undergo running. Mrs M C Reid spent the weekend in Thurmont with sons and families. Paul Benedict of Baltimore visited his parents. Mrs Earl Anders and son Raymond Earl visited Virginia relatives. Nancy Bank left for Oxford New York to visit a sister. Sterling Warner couple welcomed a daughter. Clarence Enser family returned to Ohio after the father's death. Sarah Bailey and Harriet Feeser from Baltimore spent weekend with home folks. Flora Drach hospitalized at Maryland University Hospital. Harvey Haines family and others noted in local social mentions.
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New Windsor
C. M. Robinson
New Windsor Methodist Church
M. C. Reid
Thurmont
Paul Benedict
Baltimore
Ervin Benedict
Earl Anders
Raymond Earl
Virginia
Nancy Bank
Oxford
N. Y
Pri
Sterling Warner
Clarence Linard
Truman Ensar
Ohio
Reve
Clarence Enser
Sarah Baile
Harriet Feeser
Flora Drach
Maryland University Hospital
Harvey Haines
Pamela
Arry
Tae Weenena Wall
TULL RESIGNS Amid War Price Board turmoil in Maryland
Baltimore reports the resignation of Crisheld War Price and Ration Board member A. Tull amid accusations against State Price Administrator Lea H. McCormick. The move comes after remarks criticizing the board’s spirit of fair play as it reorganizes. Also notes treeless Smokies with high peaks covered in grass.
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Smokey Mountains
Neat Squeeze Play Makes Grand Siz
William E McKEnney details a Warren Pa player Mrs Helen Pendleton Rockwell executing a grand slam in a contract of seven no trump. She uses a squeeze and careful card play to force discards, win the diamond finesse, and establish clubs to complete the slam against South.
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William E. McKenney
America
Helen Pendleton Rockwell
Warren
League
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East
South
Baseball Scores and Scheduled Games From Yesterday
Yesterday's results include Boston 3 over New York 1 and Detroit 4 over Cleveland 3. Detroit and St Louis will meet, while Cleveland travels to Chicago and Boston heads to New York. Washington and Philadelphia also square off in today’s MLB slate.
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Philadelphia
Haegg Rice Duel Highlights National AAU Meet at Triborough
New York June 1s ia% Track and field's marquee event brings Sweden's Gunder Haegg and Rice to Triborough Stadium for the National AAU junior and senior championships. Haegg favored to win the 5,000 meters against Ensign Joseph Ries, while the Haegg-Rice race heads a lineup featuring 12 defending senior champions and 13 past collegiate winners. The meet runs with 21 junior events and 3 senior races on Saturday and the remainder on Sunday, with an anticipated 15,000 spectators aided by the Army Air Forces Aid Society.
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Triborough Stadium
Randalls Istana
Sweden
Gunder Haegg
Haegg
Ensign Joseph Gregory Ries
U. S
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Army
Navy
Marine
Coast Guard
Gil Dodds
Boston Divinity
Dartmouth
Don Burnham
A.a.aa
Bill Hulse
Metropolitan
A. A. AW
Baseball Roundup From Yesterday’s Bownotes AP Report
Yesterday’s Stars highlight multiple wins and standout performances. Chet Ross homered in a Braves win. Tex Hughson limited the Yankees with four hits in a Red Sox 3-1 victory. Ray Starr and Gerald Walker teamed for a Reds 1-0 win over the Pirates. Vern Stephens sparked a Browns 7-4 victory with two homers and a double. Buster Adams and Lloyd Dietz powered a Phillies rally in a 10-8 win over the Dodgers. Milo Candini and Claude Passegau contributed, while Vernon Kennedy closed for a Indians 3-3 tie with the White Sox.
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Chet Ross
Braves
Woin
Giants
Tex Hughson
Red Sox
Yankees
Ray Starr
Gerald Walker
Reds
Walker
Pirates
Vern Stephens
Browns
Tigers
Buster Adams
Lloyd Dietz
Phillies
Dietz
Dodgers
Milo Candini
Senators
Athletics
Claude Passegau
Cubs
Cardinals
Vernon Kennedy
Indians
White Sox
Slip Madigan Named Head Coach At Iowa
Slip Madigan former St Marys College football coach is named head coach at the University of Iowa for a six month period starting July 1. He succeeds Dr Eddie Anderson who is now an Army major. Madigan, 46, played with Anderson at Notre Dame in 1919 and coached at Columbia and Portland before St. Marys.
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California
St. Mary's College
University of Iown
Gaels
Eddie Anderson
Anderson
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Columbia University
Portland
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St. Mary's
Phils Trounce Brooks' Bums in nine-run sixth inning
The Philadelphia Phillies erupted for a nine-run sixth inning to beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 10 to 8, lifting the Phillies into the National League first division as Pittsburgh lost. Pitchers: Gerheauser, Eyrich, Dietz and Livingston for Philadelphia. Head, Newsom and Owen for Brooklyn. Also: Braves beat Giants 6 to 2 on Chet Ross's ninth-inning homer after eighth-inning errors. Reds win in 14 innings over Pirates 9 to 1. Batteries: Starr and Mueller for Cincinnati. Butcher and Lopez for Pittsburgh.
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Poland
Reds
Cincinnati Reds
Buccaneers
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Butcher
Lopez
Homer On On Paves Way For Pitcher Esterly In 7 7 Tie
In a Friday City Softball League game at Baker Park Frederick Iron and Steel and the Wolfpack tied 7 to 7 as Esterly homered with runners aboard in the seventh. The match was halted at dusk with final score unresolved. DeLauter doubled earlier and Esterly joined Swan in creates the tying run as the Pack overcame a three run edge in a late rally.
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Wolfpack
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Price Bros
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DeLauter
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E. Rhederick
National League Scores Tie In Long 14th Inning
In a 14 inning National League game Boston edged New York 8 to 6 while Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 10 to 8 Cincinnati led Pittsburgh 1 to 0 and Chicago beat St Louis 6 to 1 in extra innings.
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New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Occupation Wins at Hawthorne in 6 Furlongs Race
Chicago June 18 John Marshh Occupation won his first start as a 3-year-old by whipping Best Seller in a six furlongs race at Hawthorne. Winum finished third while Occupation paid $2.60 after a 1 11 1 5 time. Jockey L. Whiting rode Occupation.
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John Marshh
Occupation
Hawthorne
Winum
Favors Lie
L. Whiting
Warmerdam Missed Plane for Track Meet Start
Ensign Cornelius Warmerdam narrowly missed a plane seat to reach the AAU track championships in time after a Priority seat delay in Salt Lake City. He was helped onto another flight by Dan Ferris at 2 a.m. and arrived yesterday. The roundup also notes Dodgers scouts, college athletics shifts, and other sports tidbits from the era.
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New York
Cornelius Warmerdam
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Bob
Repass
Baltimore
Cubs
Reds
Hughson Pitches Red Sox To 3 1 Win Over Yankees
Pitcher Hughson fired a four hit game with nine strikeouts as Boston beat New York 3 to 1 in a battle between AL contenders. Conroy and Borowy worked as batteries for the rivals in a tense June matchup.
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