Baseball Highlights and Late Inning Resets Across MLB
Recaps recount tense late innings as Dodgers topple Cubs 9-4 while Giants rally past Pirates 9-1 and Indians demolish Athletics 12-1. DiMaggio extends hitting streak to 32 games with a homer and two singles for the Yankees in a 7-2 win over the White Sox. Keller hits bases loaded homer off Ed Smith.
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Dorsil
St. Louis
Pine
Billy Southw
St Oblem
Mize
Padgett
Hepp
Kiss
Kirby Higbe
Claude Passeau
Dodgers
Cub
Bigbe
Cubs
Chicago
Babe Dahlgren
Giants
Pirates
Reds
Hark Danning
Cleveland
Athlietics
Charle Keller
Ed Smith
Marvin Bret
Mullin
Open Golf Tourney Starts Tomorrow
The field includes Bill Schuchart and Bob Fra wer of Omaha amid a record turnout with players from Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota. Contenders Willcox Rex Barnie Guenner Coria Gardner and Ad Adams vie for a 210 or better score on the 489 yard course with a $3500 purse and top amateur prize of a $40 gold watch.
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South Dakota
Magnesota
Iowa
Merle Lint
Spenver
Cvu
Willcox
Earl Rex
Meteur
Bill Barnie
Ken Gueniner
Minnesota
Gurennsen
Pisce
Joe Coria
Jim Gardner
Bill Ad Elmwood Pro
Adams
New
Estherville Saus
Lou Nova Named Next Contender for Louis
New York June 20. Lou Nova of California will be the next opponent for heavyweight champion Louis. Louis’ managers prefer Nova over Billy Conn for a September bout under Mike Jacobs. Jacobs had promised Nova the September assignment, but may reconsider if Conn shines again. Louis is not slated to fight in July due to a right wrist injury.
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New York
Lou Nova
California
Joy Louis
Louis
Julian Black
John Roxborough
Nova
Billy Conn
Mike Jacobs
Conn
Shufflin
Jacobs
Ray Carlen
Fritzie Zivic
Bummy Davis
Buddy Baer
Abe Simon
Millers Triumph In Extra Innings Over Toledo 5-4
Minneapolis A A club wins 5-4 in the tenth inning as Babe Bama delivers two homers and drives in the go ahead run. The victory puts Minneapolis ahead in the American Association standings while Louisville and others stumble in late results.
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United Press
Minneapolis
Millers
Tolpedo
Babe Bama
Rands
Louisville
Blues
Whain
Sin Maser
American engineer reports British golfers’ war hazards from London
Szymon Landau arrives in London on a Clipper carrying a 14 page document detailing how British golfers are coping with war-time hazards. The report highlights their reactions and the added challenges faced by seafront seaside courses amid the siege.
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Szymon Landau
London
Mystery at the Model Railroad Club Teases a Return
A murder at Ives’s house spurs a trial setup by a Spiritualist group. They plot a test to reveal the killer by having a derailed train point to the culprit amid tense discussions between Henry, Mrs Willett, John Jones, and the seven club members. The plan hinges on a possible posthumous return and a staged investigation.
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John Jones
Railroad Club
Henry
Model Railroad Club
Mrs. Wiilett
Ives
Mrs. Willett
Mr. Ives
Mr. Potter
George
Temporary rules at Richmond golf course amid wartime flights
The article notes temporary regulations at the Richmond golf course in 1941 as aircraft pass overhead. It describes players adapting to wartime hazards, with reflections on English steadiness and the need for caution during competitions amid occasional bomb threats and debris concerns.
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Theichmond
London
Mos
Fim
Richmond
Izz Past. You Can Waiting Until Dan and Then
The fragment notes a vague plan to wait for Dan before acting further. It provides no clear persons, places, dates, or concrete events beyond referencing Dan and a sequence.
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Dan
Randalia Church EPR Hover Preacher Incident
Randalia church and local EPR group report a hover preacher event involving Randalia community leaders. No injuries reported as the incident drew attention from residents and nearby organizations. Authorities are reviewing footage and statements to determine Next steps.
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A. Randalia Church
EPR
Randalia Church Plans Financial Campaign
Randalia Church faces a four hundred dollar deficit for the year in September as the finance committee concludes a thorough study. The plan calls for every family to pass a safety pledge and for a congregational visit to Protestant homes in the community to raise funds.
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Randaha
Center Township Finance Push Seeks Church Support
The finance committee led by Frank S Davis urges community responsibility in church support. A church budget of 1250 is described as modest, with twenty solicitors to start work this week. Names listed include Clifford Anderson George Austin Forrest Johnson Lee Jellings Eldo Reid and others. L O F Lodge met June 11, election of officers announced. A July joint installation planned. A shower for Mrs Harold Mitchell drew about 100 relatives and friends at the W R C Hall with gifts for the bride and a ball game following.
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Center Township
Frank S Davis
Clifford Anderson
George Austin
Forrest Johnson
Lee Jellings
Eldo Reid
Howard Hoepfner
C. C. Wells
Robert Henchett
Robert Claxton
Arthur Gildner
S. W. Rubger
Ernest Bellis
W. J. McNaul
Myron Talcon
O. E. Severs
Peter Hoepf
Art Spaicher
Frank Davnd
Oliver Saltsgiver
L 0. O. F. Lodge
1. O. G. F. Lodge
Noble
Eugene Wilbur
Richard Scannell
David Wells
Paul Jar—chow
Harold Williams
Harold Mitchell
Annamae Barry
W. R. C. Hall
Local birthday parties and gatherings mark June events
About 50 youths attended a W A C Hall gathering Saturday to celebrate Laura and Donald Ferrow's birthday with games ice cream and cake. Rebekah convention attendees from the area included Wells and several Wells family members and others. The Randalia Lodge presented charter draping in the afternoon. A separate birthday party for Wegner's relatives drew extended family from Randalia Oelwein and Donnan. The first summer band concert drew a good crowd and upcoming Union relief social was announced for June 27. Donald Van Sickle left for Baltimore to work in an airplane factory. Families hosted dinners at Nellie Carpenter’s with guests from Hawk Eye Osage and Bisarck.
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W. A.C. Hall
Laura
Donald Ferrow
Rebekah
W. C. Wells
David
Adelaide
Vivian Wells
Win Ferrow
R. P Lewis
Maude Irvine
Ted Lenius
E. R. Wilbur
N. L. Watt
Jessie Mabon
Floyd Barnes
Susie Scannell
Forrest Joensy
George Grimes
Ed Smith
Ethyn Butters
Woman's Relief Corps
Ralph Binning
Maynard
Ted Wegner
George Holmes
Donnan
Nellie Carpenter
Irvin Carpenter
Hawkeye
Marion Moore
Jo Ann
Osage
W. G. Jennett
Judy and
Jerry
Bismarck
N. Dakota
la Vern Carpenter
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Worths Monument
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Antotiter
Wille
Charis Foundations
Paul Stockfield
Roy M. Zabeiskie Stanley, Sr
Louis C. Rathbun
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Fred
Kuhns Blacksmith Shop
Glenn
Glenn Johnston
Grassfields
Majestic Cafe
Roy F. Wolfe
St. Ave
G. A. Kidd
Oelwein Federal Savings & Loan
S. Fred
R. M. Michels
3Rd Ave. SE
McFarlane Paint & Glass
Yee
O. Over
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Waterloo Waste Paper Co
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Shoe Service
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