Musial Regains Batting Lead As Cards Regain Winning Ways
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals regained the National League batting lead by .0006 over Dixie Walker of Brooklyn as the Cardinals crushed the Philadelphia Phillies 4 to 0 to snap a winless streak. Musial doubled twice and singled once, lifting his average to .3786 while Walker stood at .3780.
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Jack Hand
Stan
Chamion
Donora
Dixie Walker
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St. Louis
Nomes
Pittsburgh
Tang
New York
Giants
Chicago
Les Neming
Brooklyn
Brea Blows
Bucky Walters
Bosom
Boston Red Sox
Joe Crouin
Clan
Interstate League Results And Upcoming Games
Yesterday Lancaster lost to Wilmington while York beat Trenton and other scores show Trenton, Allentown, Hagerstown and York in upcoming fixtures. Nearby NBA style matchups list St. Louis, New York, Chicago, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Detroit and Boston across multiple games. A note on a ka pok tree states it will yield about 600 pods and six pounds of fiber annually after a few years.
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Wilmington
York
Trenton
Ragerstown
Allentown
Idncaster
York Trenton
Lancaster Roses Triumph In Interstate League Opener
Lancaster Roses defeated Wilmington Blue Rocks 9 to 4 in the opener of a four game series. Pitching and timely hitting gave Lancaster the lead after a 7-1 score, with Fred Marsh driving in runs including a triple, and Charley Rippie wild pitches aiding the rally before relief work by Pete Letso sealed the win.
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Lancaster Roses
Wilmington Blue Rocks
Roses
Charley Rippie
Fred Marsh
Pete Letso
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Baseball stars shine in early season performances
Yesterday's games featured Bucky Walters of the Reds earning his 18th win with two singles and an RBI in Cincinnati's 3-2 win over Boston. Andy Pafko hit his 21st homer in the Cubs' 2-0 victory over Brooklyn. Musial powered the Cards to a 4-2 win over the Phils with two doubles and a single as he took the NL batting lead.
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Art Cuccurullo
Walt
Red Barrett
Vernon
Stephens
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Yanks
Joe Page
al Hollingsworth
Yank Terry
Oscar Judd
Boston
Bill Dietrich
Philadelphia
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Roveo
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Senators
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Red Sox
Mickey Rocco
Indians
Ray Mack
Owls End Slump With 6 2 Victory Over Allentown
The Owls beat Allentown 6 to 2 at the stadium to halt a losing streak as Julian Morgan pitched well. Hagerstown chased runs in the first three innings with key hits from Palkovitz Napoles Welch and Morgan, while Allentown’s Rider and Palmer had late scoring plays.
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Captured German General In U S
The Army announced Col. Gen. Jurgen von Arnim, once a Nazi commander captured in Tunisia, is now a prisoner of war in the United States. He recently passed through Washington en route to a POW camp, with the specific camp not disclosed.
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Lassie Stakes Draws Classy Field At Arlington Park
Chicago July 1 The $39 000 Arlington Park Lassie stakes attracted ten two year old fillies for a six furlong turf debut. Calumet Farm with Twosy seeks a second straight Lassie victory while Blue Skimmer challenges. Injuries sidelined Twosy, with Cuban FLA Smith likely aboard the filly. key rivals include Ex pression Mon Soo Sur 08a and Delphii from Helis of New Orleans.
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Calumet Farm
Essie Asbury
Wilight Star
Twosy
Calumet
Bull Lea
Ton McCreary
Cuban Fla. Smith
Greentree Farm
Expression
Col. C. V. Whitney
Mon Soo
Foxcatcher Farm
Delphii
William ‘Helis
New Orleans
York White Roses Rally Tops Trenton in Curfew Game
York White Roses beat Trenton Packers 16 to 5 in a seven inning Interstate League game halted by curfew. Gracey hit a three run homer with two aboard. Griff iths and Biros each collected three hits as bonds rally precedes the contest raises over 2 million dollars.
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Giambelluca
Lf . A 90 Hitman
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Mel Murray
King
Axtell
Major League Leaders By The Ananointed Prema
American League leaders include Batting Ticker Chicago .478 Runs Doerr Boston 49 RBI Stephens St. Louis 47 Hits Doerr Boston 84 Doubles Cullenbine Cleveland 23 Triples Lindell New York 7 Home runs Hayes Philadelphia Cullenbine Cleveland York Detroit Stephens St. Louis 8 Stolen Bases Case Washington 20 Pitching Maltzberger Chicago Tl National League leaders show Musial St. Louis .3785 Walker Brooklyn .37S0 Batting Runs Bordagaray Brooklyn 55 RBI Weintraub New York 49 Hits Walker Brooklyn 96 Doubles Musial St. Louis and Walker Brooklyn 21 Triples Barrett Pittsburgh 10 Home runs Off New York 18 Stolen bases Ryan Boston 9 Pitching Munger St. Louis 10-2
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New York
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Walker
Brooklyn
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Barrett
Pittsburgh
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Munger
Market Place Is Winner Of Feature at Charles Town
Charles Town West Virginia July 1 Market Place ridden by J Hummer won a three horse photo finish in the Boone Purse beating Sharks Discretion by a nose with Lost and Found close third. Market Place paid 20 80 for 2. Discretion was the favorite and 2 500 fans attended the card.
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W. Va
Thomas Lewis
Market Place
Pearson
Sharks
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J. Hummer
Market Plate
Discretion
First Fiddle Faces Brooklyn Handicap Test
New York July 1. Mrs Ed Mulvenans First Fiddle seeks to rebound in the 350 600 Brooklyn handicap at Aqueduct. The five year old had seven straight wins before losing by a head to Four Freedoms in a mile and one eighth race. The Brooklyn is set for a mile and a quarter with rivals including Greentree stable Four Freedoms Wait A Bit Bankrupt Tola Rose Ramillies Princequillo and others.
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Ed Mulvenan
Brooklyn
Aqueduct Race Track
Alex Barth
Millbrook
William Ziegler, Jr
Townsend BR. Martin
A. J. Sackett
Tola Rose
Walter P. Chrysler
Ramillies
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Princequillo
Four Freedoms
Markets to Close for Independence Day Holidays
Markets across New York will close Tuesday July 4 for Independence Day. Trading resumes Monday before the holiday. Toronto Montreal London and Winnipeg exchanges will stay open. U.S. states individually decide on holiday observance.
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London
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Radio Programs Highlight Democratic Convention and Prime NBC Lineup
Radio in New York outlines programming ahead of the Democratic convention starting July 19 in Chicago. NBC offers Paul Lavalie concert premiering The Magic of the Violin in observance of Stradivari’s 30th anniversary, with a busy Saturday night schedule across networks and stations including MBS and CGS listings.
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Chicago
Paul Lavalie
NBC
Kent Cooper
Antonio Stradivari
Mrs. Miniver
Kenny Baker
Jessica Dragonette
Edinburgh
Guy Lombardo
Vincent Lopez
Army Service Forces
MBS
American Eagle Club
Maryland Farms Dairy Ordered To Stop Overpricing Butter
United States District Judge W. Calvin Chesnut signed a temporary injunction restraining Maryland Farms Dairy Inc Brentwood from selling butter above the maximum price. The dairy allegedly sold 25 440 pounds at 53 cents per pound, two cents over the ceiling, in a period from August 28 1948 to April 22 1944.
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Baltimore
W. Calvin Chesnut
Maryland Farms Dairy, Inc
Brentwood
Pape
War May Produce Some Good Boxers
Chief Petty Officer Tony Zale world middleweight boxing champion says navy boxing is rising with many youngsters taking up the sport for exercise. He notes promising young boxers emerging from the war and plans to report back to Norfolk naval station after furlough from San Juan base.
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Chicago
Tony Zale
Zale
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Gary
Early notions of shooting and paper money
The text notes trapshooting began in the United States in 1825 and assigns were paper money issued in France in the latter part of the 18th century.
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