Reds Sweep Braves Behind Derringer Three Hit Victory
Cincinnati took six straight from the Boston Braves as Paul Derringer pitched a three hit, 3-1 victory to complete the sweep. The win moved Cincinnati to third while Boston dropped to fifth. the Yankees beat Cleveland 11-10 as Joe Gordon and Buddy Hassett extended hitting streaks in a wild 11th.
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Tom Ferrick
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Buddy Hassett
Baseball Results Cleveland 10 New York 11 in 11 innings
A lone baseball game concluded with Cleveland scoring 10 and New York 11 over 11 innings. The matchup stood as the sole game reported, with no additional context or preceding events given.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
New York
National League Boston 1 Cincinnati 3
A league baseball game ended with Cincinnati defeating Boston 3 to 1. The Reds pitched effectively while the Red Sox offense managed a lone run, leaving Boston with a loss in the National League contest.
International League scores with four games scheduled
Baltimore beat Buffalo 4 to 3 while Toronto defeated Jersey City 6 to 3 and Rochester topped Syracuse 3 to 1. The slate shows only these three matches on the schedule.
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Jersey City
Rochester
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Southern Association Chattanooga 8 Memphis 4 win
Chattanooga defeats Memphis 8 to 4 in the only game on the schedule. The result confirms Chattanooga’s victory in a standalone Southern Association matchup.
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Houston and Tulsa Rounds Postponed Amid Texas League Mix
In Texas League action Houston versus Tulsa saw a 3-5 result for Houston and 1-9 for Tulsa while all other games were postponed, leaving the schedule with limited play and several rescheduled dates pending.
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Tulsa
West Texas New Mexico Pirates Upset Scores Doubleheader
In a two game set, West Texas New Mexico Pirates beat Albuquerque 11 to 5 in the first game and 12 to 6 in the second. Lubbock defeated Clovis 2 to 4 while Lamesa and Borger posted 4 to 2 outcomes in a second game shortened to seven innings. Postponement noted for Amarillo at Pampa.
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Bobby Jones Returns to Hale America Open Bubble
Bobby Jones, after 12 years of near retirement, seeks a strong showing at the Hale America National Open in Ridgemoor Chicago. Coming off a 54-hole par-slashed performance, he aims high yet states he does not expect to win while noting patriotic motive to help USO and navy relief. observers note his recent form and possible large galleries could follow him.
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Ben Hogan
Saim Snead
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USO
Navy
Two Man Race For Batting Honors in Baseball
New York June 9 The American League leads in batting with Joe Gordon of the Yankees at .388 atop a 25 game streak. Pete Reiser posts a .365 average in pursuit, while Gordon slips only thirteen points ahead of Bobby Doerr of the Red Sox. Babe Phelps of Pittsburgh returns from injury to raise his average to .375 as Heiser also closes in.
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Babe) Phelps
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Joe Gordon
New York Yankees
Bobby Doerr
Boston Red Sox
Boxing suspension halted after licensing clash in Louisiana
New York coverage notes the Louisiana boxing commission dropped plans to suspend matchmaker Lew Raymond and manager Broadway Johnny Cox due to licensing issues. Cox faced a rare charge while Raymond was not licensed, prompting the commission to cancel the matter. In baseball, writers recall Alvin Gardner’s years ago ruling that umpires should not mediate fights, reducing on-field brawls by about half.
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Louisiana Boxing Commission
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Texas League
Baseball insight from Vernon Gomez four-hit game note
The piece recalls a sign once in National League president Harry Tulliam's office and asks how he would have anticipated Vernon Gomez achieving four hits in a single game. It frames a reflection on baseball greatness and moments of peak hitting.
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Bil Shirley
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Harry Tulliam
National League
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Notre Dame may face Georgia Tech at Briggs Stadium
Detroit brief reports Notre Dame may clash with Georgia Tech in Briggs Stadium for a big game. The NCAA mile championship in Lincoln, Nebraska suffered when Dartmouth’s Ben Burnham skipped the trip after beating MacMitchell last week. Oklahoma’s Dick Smethers also did not attend to help a friend harvest wheat. The Louisiana legislature will authorize the fair grounds track to prosecute bookies during the winter racing season.
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Cap mishap caps an odd Kitty League play
Fulton rookie John Pavoris fielded a slow bounder as his cap flew off. He threw the ball with the cap, sending it past the pitcher and past the umpire, landing between mound and first. Two runs scored before he recovered the ball.
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Governor Miles Warns on Gas Rationing Effects in New Mexico
Taos New Mexico June 9 Governor John Miles warned the State Association of County Officials that nationwide gasoline rationing would slash New Mexico gas tax revenue by about 66 percent and cripple highway and school programs. He pledged no new highway construction during the war and prioritizing maintenance. He cautioned that debt service on highway debentures could be imperiled. He said he likely would not return as governor next year but would attend the meeting in some capacity. Unofficial reports suggested John J. Dempsey would not address the convention, while District Judge Bryan Johnson was slated to speak.
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Albuquerque
Old Time Revival at North Hill Mission Begun
An undenominational revival is in progress at the North Hill Mission 1700 N Washington with Evang Albert Janzen and his wife from Perryton Texas and the Chitwood sisters from Adrian Missouri leading 8:15 p m services. Morning prayers are at 10 a m daily and Sister Jennie Evans is the pastor inviting attendance.
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Last Chance To Join Surveying Classes
Persons wishing to enroll in the defense course in elementary surveying can join at the class meeting tonight in the high school building. The course is run by the government with sponsorship from the University of New Mexico and Roswell High School. Only cost is textbook and equipment. Classes meet Tuesday and Thursday nights with Sunday field work.
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University of New Mexico
Roswell High School
Young Jockey Eddie Wielander Sets Fresh Delaware Record
Stanton Delaware June 9 An apprentice jockey 18 year old Eddie Wielander rode his first winner less than 10 months ago and has already dominated Delaware Park in nine days with 17 wins. He has earned money 35 times in 57 starts and finished second 11 times while taking the show on seven occasions. He rarely finishes worse than fourth in 22 non money results. He measures 5 feet 11 inches and weighs 1104 pounds.
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Do Your Gums Mar Your Appearance
An advertisement questions gum appearance and related complaints such as itching and burning. It promotes LETO'S with a money back guarantee from Platt Drug Co if the first bottle fails to satisfy.
National A. A. U. Track Meet Set for June 19 20
San Francisco reports the National A A U track meet will be held June 19 and 20. The Olympic Club expects to assemble a 15 man squad including Cornelius Warmerdam and Connie Warneck as top contenders. Several members are scattered nationwide due to service, with furloughs anticipated to bolster the lineup for the title defense.
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Rationing Here And In Britain It Is Easy
A Washington dispatch compares wartime rationing in Britain and the United States noting Britain endures strict limits on meat butter sugar tea and dairy while American policy tightens only sugar and select items. It outlines rationing philosophy and lists differing measures in food automotive clothing amusements fuel and blackout rules with key entities and places. Sunset of article contrasts two schools of thought on rationing and highlights practical consequences for households and industry.
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Major Tune-Up Roswell Auto Co
Roswell Auto Co advertises a major tune-up service with fixed prices and quick turnaround. The notice highlights engine checks, spark plug replacement, oil change, filter replacement, and help with overall performance boosting for local vehicles.
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