Twilight Game Set With Brunswick at Mc Curdy Field
The Hustlers host Brunswick at McCurdy Field Wednesday evening in the second local twilight baseball encounter. Railroaders lost 8 2 in the first midweek clash. Manager Roscoe Shook says two service men Edgar Burch and Gerald Barnard will play, with others like Woody Younkins Claude Hartman and Charlie Clarke also in lineup.
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McCurdy Field
Otlock
Railroaders
Roscoe Shook
Hig Nine
Edgar Burch
Gerald Barnard
Army
Navy
Shook
Burch
Frederick
Winchester
Woody Younkins
Claude Hartman
Charlie Clarke
Paul Hildebrand
Rastus’ LeGore
Don Rice
Binks DeLaiter
Warrenfelts
Washington
Indians Slump and Revival Mark Cleveland Season
In June the Cleveland Indians swing from AL leader to near last place and back, with Lou Boudreau seeming to lose confidence in relief pitcher Joe Heving. Rookie arms struggle with control as Heving sits out many games while Kentucky Joe fades from regular duties. The club wins four of five against Chicago, aided by bullpen uncertainty and a flurry of pitching appearances.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Lou Boudreau
Joe Heving
Tribe
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Indians
Chicago
Heving
Kentucky Joe
Beau Jack Wins by Sixth Round TKO in Washington
Beau Jack, former New York lightweight champion, defeats Maxie Starr in a sixth round technical knockout in Washington. Starr, from Edgewood Arsenal Maryland, was floored in the first round and twice in the fifth. Referee Eddie Lafond stopped the fight at 1 minute 43 seconds of the sixth after Starr absorbed a barrage of rights.
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Beau Jack
Maxie Starr
Edgewood Arsenal
Jack
Starr
Eddie Lafond
Jay
White Sox win opener in 10th at Yankee Stadium
Chicago White Sox take the opener 10-5 in 10 innings as Babe Ruth and the Yankees prepare for the nightcap. New York club then loses 16-4 in the later game at the same venue.
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Ay Tousig
Babe Ruth
Sandoffs
Yankee Stadium
King
Chicago White Sox
New York
Cards Defeat Reds With Four In Sixth
In a rain shortened contest, the St Louis Cardinals scored four runs in the sixth inning to defeat the Cincinnati Reds 6 2 before weather halted play in the eighth. Batteries: Krist and W Cooper for St Louis and Riddie Shoun and Mueller for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnat
Si Lons Cardinals
Cinewom Peat
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Krist
W. Cooper
Riddie
Shoun
Mueller
Redskins To Play Six Games On Home Grid
The 1943 NFL schedule set a 10 game per club format with home and away division games and cross division matchups. New York Washington and Philadelphia Pittsburgh were allotted six home contests while the league trimmed to eight teams after a long meeting.
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Redskins
Chicago
National Football League
Chicago Cardinals
Lions
Detroit
Yokwad
Midladelphia-Pittsburgh
New York, Washington
Philadelphia-Tittsburgh
National League Yesterday's Results
Brooklyn defeated New York 7 to 1, while St Louis and Cincinnati posted 2 run outcomes. Today New York plays Brooklyn and Philadelphia visits Boston with Pittsburgh at Chicago. other clubs have no games scheduled.
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Brooklyn
New York
St Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
American League Night Games and Club Standings
Informal notice lists night games omitted from schedule Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago Bastion at Philadelphia Washington at New York. Mentions standings with Philadelphia and St Louis, Chicago 22. Confusing OCR text notes distances and eye measurements, unclear teams and results.
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Chicago
Limi Clevelard
Detroit
Bastion
Philadelphia
New York
League Leaders By The Associated Press
Hatting Canleren Philadelphia 302, Herman Brooklyn 340 Runs Vaughn Brooklyn 44 Mucal St Lows and Canils Bawacb RBIs Herman Brooklyn 45 DiMatero Pittsburgh 40 Hite McCormick Cincinnati 7a Frey Cincinnati and Herman Brooklyn 72 Doubles Herman Brooklyn 19 Musial St Louis 16 Triples Musial St Louis 8 Russell Pittsburgh 7 Home Runs Ott New York DiMaggio Pittsburgh Nicholson Chicago 7 Stolen Bases Waiuphan Brooklyn 7 Olt New York 6 Fitching Sewell Pittsburgh 2 Cooper St Louis 1-3 Unchanged from yesterday
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Associated Press
National League
Canleren
Philadelphia
Herman
Brooklyns
Vaughan
Brooklyn
Mucal St Lows
Canils
Bawacb
DiMatero
Pittsburgh
Hite
McCormick
Cincinnati
Frey
Musial
St Louis
St. Louis
Russell Pittsburgh
New York
Sewell
Cooper
Dodgers Top Giants as Medwick Drives in Three
Yesterday's Stars include Joe Medwick of the Dodgers who slammed a double and two singles driving in three runs in a victory over the Giants. Howard Krist records show Cardinals beating Reds in a seven inning game on five hits for their second win. Charles Town meeting highlights include Chat Hopkins stable with Strana and Cedar Hill Farm's Bueler contending in the five furlong Purse with a daily double payout for the 3 and 3 combination. Miss Lillian Robinson and Mrs Hilda Audust entries win the two races at long odds.
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Joe Medwick
Dodgers
Giants
Howard Krist
Cardinals
Reds
Charles Town
Rm Post
Chattapleins
Jackey Stanley Austin
Chat Hopkins
Hopkins
Strana
Bulger
Lillian Robinson
Cracksine
Hilda Audust
Sir Uhicle
Keller Has Edge As War Bond Salesman
New York June 2 Charley Keller Yankee outfielder leads the Baseball War Bond League first weekly report covering last Tuesday to Sunday. Keller hit four singles two doubles one triple and two homers and cost sponsor Eastern Air Lines an extra 47500 in pledges. Eastern Air Lines bid 1250000 for Keller at the auction of 37 New York Brooklyn players and agreed to pay 2001000 for each single double triple and home run totals. Brooklyn’s Dixie Walker close second with top bid 1125000 and a 45000 weekly sale. Sid Gordon of the Giants near third costing IBM pledges 42500.
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New York
Charley Keller
Yankee
Eastern Air Lines
Keller
Brooklyn
Dixie Walker
Sid Gordon
Giants
Wolfpack Edge Price Bros In Extra Inning Win
The Wolfpack defeated Price Bros 9 to 8 in an extra inning game at Reker Park. Three walks in the 10th and a throwing error helped the Wolfpack seize the late lead as Price Bros began strong with two runs in the first inning. The Steelers face the Bolders in today’s top match.
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Price Bros
Reker Park
Steelers
E Price Bros » Co
Michael and
H Culler
Shaffer
D. Shipley
Marathoning rivals seek Haegg shot in limited events
The sport roundtable notes Greg Rice in a steam soaked postrace scene at Randall's Island. Rice grins through pain after a costly defeat to Gunder Haegg and faces orders to sea, impacting his training. Haegg’s future matches drift as Dodds and others weigh optimal 1500m options.
Harness And Headlines In A Front Page Satire
A quirky collage mocks sports and public notices with stray quotes from St Louis Post Dispatch and local readers. It laments dwindling baseball crowds and jokes about Sunday doubleheaders while weaving references to Stinson Field and a Philadelphia wrestling charity ending with steel industry power figures.
Police Court Variety Night Delays Prosecutions for Night of Incidents
Several minor cases were postponed in Police Court Monday night at the request of Lieut. Reno until Wednesday when State's Attorney Nikick can prosecute. Defendants include Frank Patterson and Charles Thompson charged with robbery and assault, with suspects remanded to await trial. Other defendants faced fines or jail terms for drunkenness, displaying stolen plates, begging, or disturbing the peace as collateral forfeitures were listed.
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West All Saints Street
Charles David Thompson
Reno
Marion Carmack
Edwin F. Nikick
Alvie Myers
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Maple Avenue
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Trail Avenue
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Rideley King
Frederick
Carl Rentzell
James Steel
Grafton
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Harry Phillips
Roy E. Rippeon
Route 1
Thurmont
Donald Ray Brown
Union Bridge
William H. Houck
Harry Wood
North Bentz
Jess Wood
Eugene Sheets
Middly Alley
Florence Foss
William Blank
Kleinharts Alley
Charles Gains
Charles Town
W. Va
Om Street
Edith Fry
North Bentz Street
Minnie Wetzell
Degrange Street
Robert Kauffman
Petersville
Robie Snowden
New Market
Samuel Thompson
Clagett Wimms
Poolesville
Audrey Cannon
Water Street
Wilbur Carty
East Fifth Street
Marshall Ropp
Middletown
Oliet
City Softball League Wolfpack Game Result
The Wolfpack edged the Price Bros 9 to 8 with Garte credited today in the Florida league matchup against Dr Pepper influence in the scoreline.
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Keller Has ‘Edge
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
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Randall's Island Stadium
Sweden
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Maritime Service
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Gil Dodds
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St. Louis Post- Dispatch
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Ray Mueller
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Home Ngl Home
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Merica
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Indiana
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P.M. Daily
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