York's pace could crown 1941 home run king in majors
Detroit star Rudy York leads the major league homer race with 13 through June as he eyes Babe Ruth's all time mark. He shines in late-season power, thrives in Briggs Stadium, and faces challengers Bob Johnson and Jeff Heath while teams face rain and cold.
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Sewell Named Manager of St Louis Browns in 1941
St Louis reports Sewell, 40, will manage the Browns replacing Fred Haney in the American League. Club President Barnes announced the change, with Haney to remain in an undetermined role through his contract. Sewell’s deal runs through 1942 as Browns, who finished eighth and seventh in recent seasons, seek steadier leadership.
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Indians rally past A A leaders with 6 4 win
Minneapolis fell behind but tied the game in the ninth before Buck Fausett's two bagger started a decisive eleventh inning for the Indians. Joe Bestudik and Wayne Blackburn added runs as St Paul topped Louisville 5 4 with Ed Fernandes delivering a late tying and winning hit. Ray Starr pitched for the Tribe amid eight hits.
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Urticaria Diagnosis Questioned By Skin Tests
Medical note explains that urticaria or hives is a systemic issue, not a skin allergy. Skin tests often give false results. elimination diets are more reliable. Lists foods and drugs linked to outbreaks and outlines variable reactions, duration, and factors such as freshness of fish and regional produce. Also covers a Q A on tic-like eye twitches post whooping cough and mentions pamphlets available from Dr. Clendesing.
Weekend Visits Across Town and Nearby States
Mr and Mrs RR Allen and sons weekended at Glensdale and toured Father Flanigan's Boys Town in Nebraska. Many local families and relatives listed visited, hosted, or traveled from Oak View to Waterloo, Independence, Cedar Rapids and beyond, with social calls, church services, picnics, and Memorial Day observances noted. The piece reads as a dense social roundup of neighborhood residents and their movements, with numerous names, towns, and events interwoven.
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Norma Houck
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John Elliott
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Eugene Sager
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James Wylie
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Robert Rue
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Johr Esler
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Jake Houska
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Postponed Games Due to Rain Rain Delays Schedule
Weather cuts include eight hits and multiple planned games delayed by rain. Other scheduled contests postponed or rescheduled as teams await clearer conditions.
Fight Results From United Press Report
Vancouver boxing results show Eddie Wenstob knocking out Eddie Powell in the Seattle bout while Bud Smith outpoints Julius Troll in Bellingham. Oakland Irish Johnny Taylor defeats Earl Turner, and Joe Bazzona tops Hugo Lugo in Hayward. A local amateur golfer Tyre discusses his confidence and Pebble Beach compares to Pebble Beach.
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Young Beaumont teen in line for National Open golf
Tyrell Garth Jr, 15 from Beaumont, becomes the youngest entrant in the National Open. He tees off at 2 26 p m with his parents shadowing him while veterans like Armour, Nelsons, Hogans, Littles and McSpaden loom in the field. He previously won California junior title and qualified with a 74 and a 77.
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Lamont Rebekah Lodge Farewell Party Highlights
Members of the Rebekah Lodge and families gathered at Mrs. Maude Parish s home for a farewell party. Refreshments were served from baskets, and Mrs. Parish and daughter Eva left at the close of school for Williams Town. Several local residents and visitors shared events from Toledo Iowa to Baltimore, with announcements of graduations, visits, and family news across the community.
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