Indians Slump Tops National League and Race Hopes
Cleveland’s season bloodies with a swift slide as they lose 12 of 16, fall to seventh, and stumble under 36 pitchers used. St Louis Browns beat them 6–0 on Muncrief two-hitter, while Red Sox, Athletics, and White Sox win to tighten AL standings. In NL, Cardinals beat Pirates 4–3 with Klein driving the ninth-inning rally as Kurowski returns.
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United Press
York
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Indians
Moundsmen
Boudreau
Jeff Heath
Roy Cul Jenbine
Munchet
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Nats
Yankees
Boston
Dutch Leonard
Alex Carrasquel
Tony Lupien
Jim Tabor
Mickey Vernon
Red Sox
Tex Hughson
Senators
Alex Kampouris
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago
White Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Johnny Humphries
Wally Moses
Luke Appling
Dooble
Cardinals
Pirates
Lou Klein
Fly
Whitey Kurowski
Klein
Kurowski
Mort Cooper
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Bob Muncrief
St. Louis
New Navy Game Introduced at Five Pre-Flight Schools
The popular amateur rugby football gains an American twist and is being adopted in the Navy five pre flight schools as a rough body contact sport. It aims to rapidly improve cadets fitness and stamina through a short, vigorous game format.
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Clyde Williams
St. Mary’s Navy
St. Mary's
Delmonte
California
Towa Navy
Lieut. Williams
Iowa City
Navy
Zivic Lamotta Bout Nears as 7 to 5 Favorite Teed Up
Fritzie Zivic the former welterweight champion faces rugged Jake Lamotta in a ten round bout at Forbes Field. About 20 000 fans expected to pay roughly 50 000 in gate with Lamotta holding age weight speed edge. Lamotta has beaten Ray Robinson and Zivic relies on experience to counter.
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Pittsburgh
Fritzie Zivic
Jake Lamotta
New Yorker
Zivics
Forbes Field
Zivic
Lamotta
New York
Ray Robinson
Dodgers revive Durocher as infield risk in NL race
Brooklyn Dodgers shift manager Leo Durocher to his old shortstop post to spark a slumping chase of the St Louis Cardinals in the National League title race. Branch Rickey notes the decision rests with Durocher who will finally play after a sparse 1941 season, with no definitive shortstop replacement yet acquired. The club recently tested Boyd Bartley from the University of Illinois for a possible call to duty.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Loui Cardinals
Leo Durocher
Durocher
Branch Rickey
Dodgers
Boyd Bartley
University of Illinois
Memorial plans for Nile Kinnick at Iowa City
The case outlines continued plans to honor Nile Kinnick, former Iowa All America football star, with an alumni club and the Iowa Alumni Club of Chicago organizing the memorial. Proposals include naming the stadium Kinnick Field and awarding scholarships in his name. Public appeals urge war bond and stamp purchases.
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Iowa City
Nile Kinnick
Iowa University
Iowa Alumni Club of
Chicago
Iowa Athletic
Iowa Stadium
Kinnick
Teal solution for athlete’s foot advert
An advertisement promotes Teal solution for athlete’s foot and foot odor. It emphasizes fast germ penetration due to 90 percent alcohol and advises applying for stronger effect. Local Pfeiffer store carries the product.
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Pfeiffers
Forage Crop Push as USDA War Board Targets 1943 Plans
Fayette County area urges farmers to boost forage crops in 1943 amid intertilled acreage and winter kill. AAA offers 3.50 per acre soil conservation payment with 15 acre limit. Wheat prices noted and new AAA chiefs Norris E. Dodd and Leroy K. Smith named to lead regional programs.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Commodity Credit
Commodity Credit Corporation
AAA
Oelwein
Maynard
West Union
Hawkeye
Norris E. Dodd
Oxegen
Dodd
Oregon
Iowa
Smith
Towan
Macedonia
Town
Chass County
Nebraska
Davis Urges Dairy and Farm War Food Warnings
Chester C. Davis, war food administrator, warns dairy farmers that milk output may fall unless cows receive better summer feeding. He recommends temporary pastures, longer grazing, and efficient concentrates. The piece also outlines wartime controls for farmers selling meat and butter, and notes permit and stamp requirements under War Price and Rationing.
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Dayis
Chester C. Davis
Victory Club Hosts Strawberries at Roseate Home
Mrs. Marcus Worren hosted the Victory club at her home north of town on Wednesday afternoon. Members spent the afternoon knitting Red Cross lap robes and enjoyed a luncheon. The next meeting will be a yard picnic July 4 at A. J. Bush’s home. Mrs. Fred E. Davis and her sister-in-law Mrs. Roy Smith of Elkader visited Cedar Rapids Wednesday. Eddie Jackson of Rock Island Tenn. visited here Wednesday and Thursday. Edward Fitzpatrick returned Thursday from Dubuque where he had been working and left Saturday for Cedar Rapids to seek employment.
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Marcus Worren
Victory Club
Red Cross
A. J. Bush
Fred E. Davis
Roy Smith
Elkader
Cedar Rapids
Eddie Jackson
Rock Island
Edward Fitzpatrick
Dubuque
Heleft
Fragmented recipe notes on chocolate amount and substitutions
A partial grocery recipe discusses using 9 ened chocolate and fat content, noting ways to substitute cocoa. It references chocolate in cake, fat content comparisons, and rough measurements like tablespoons or squares per ounce. The text is garbled but centers on ingredient quantities.
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Nonae
O.P.A
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Gamble Stries
Wilson
Aurora
Junket
van Camp
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Scott County
Hillcrest
Great Fruits & Vegetables
Sweet, Lady Finger
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