Senators An Example Of Anything Can Happen In Wartime Baseball
Washington’s Ossie Bluege leads the Senators on a wartime surge, winning 14 of 16 as Marino Pieretti and a rotating staff power the rotation. George Case and Binks fuel the offense while a reshuffled infield keeps pace with Detroit and New York, in a season marked by unlikely exploits across the league.
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Associated Press
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Jacklyn Dodgers
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Nats
New York Yankees
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Bluege
Marino Pieretti
Drick Leonard
Roger Wolff
Mickey Hielmer
Johnny Niggeling
Ossie
George Myatt
George Binks
Gil Torres
Fred Vaughn
Hamond Clift
George Case
Rbi
Yankees
Johnny Lidel
New York
Braves RAN leads and scores in tight NL race
Tommy Holmes of the Braves sparked a 32 run total that fell one shy of a National League record. Ken O'Dea homered as the Cardinals beat the Giants 7-5. Joe Bowman earned his sixth win since joining the Reds in a 6-4 win over Brooklyn. Jeff Heath and Specs Kiefer shaped a 2-1 Indians win over the Yankees. Dutch Leonard’s Senators shut down the White Sox 5-2. Hank Greenberg’s pinch single gave Detroit a 9-8 win over Boston. Browns opened an 11th inning rally for a 4-3 win over the Athletics.
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Klieman
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Bobo Newsom
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Indians
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George McQuinn
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Prince sets track record in Juvenile Championship race
Arcadia California July 6 Style Prince the fastest two year old at Santa Anita this season clocked 1:04 4/6 for five and one half furlongs in the $10,000 Juvenile Championship beating L B Mayers Moneybags and Anxious Lad The old mark was 1:05 set recently by Mayer s Honey Bronc among two year olds
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Style Prince
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Mayer
Patents Glove Aids Golf Grip From Frost Patent
Norman B. Frost of Washington D C received a U S patent for a golfer glove with a supplemental back finger pocket open at the fingertip to receive the other hand finger and lock the hands in a grip in Richmond Virginia news dispatch.
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Norman B. Frost
Washington, D. C
Phillies to unveil Ohio State hurler Grate tonight
The Phillies are expected to unveil Don Grate, a big right hander from Ohio State, making his major league debut against the Chicago Cubs. Grate, a former Buckeye star in basketball and baseball, joins the major league roster for the first time.
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Phillies
Don Grate
Ohio State University
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Buckeye
Baseball Schools Planned Nearby
Clyde Barnhart former Pirates outfielder has been flooded with calls from youths seeking baseball schools or tryouts. He- announced two camps: Cumberland July 16-17 and York July 23-25, with funded expenses if a player earns a club spot. Contact Barnhart for details.
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Pittsburgh Pirate
Barney
Pirates
Bobby Rice
Cumberland
York
Maryland's Gallorette Seeks Third-Year Racing Honors
Maryland filly Gallorette from W L Brann races at Pimlico and aims for Gazelle Stakes at Aqueduct after a strong season. She has four wins in five starts this year and 13 career starts with all money finishes, pursuing 16 000 dollar Gazelle prize and similar success to Twilight Tear's 1944 record from Calumet Farm.
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Maryland
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Calumet Farm
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Walkersville
Frederick County
Aqueduct
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Standings and results from the Interstate League
Yesterday's results show Hagerstown defeated York as the only game played in rain. Standings list Lancaster 42 00, Wilmington 35 26, Trenton 25 470, Allentown 28 2 58, with Hagerstown at 76 8 439 for games played. Today features Hagerstown at York, Allentown at Lancaster, Trenton at Wilmington. Tomorrow schedule includes Trenton at Wilmington.
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Wilmington
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Baseball scores and standings from American League games
Results show Cleveland 2 New York 1 Washington 5 Chicago 2 Detroit 9 Boston 5 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 3. Standings list Detroit 41 20 0 12 Washington 34 0 545 New York 7 1 dd Boston 5 ar eZ Chicago 2 400 St Louis ANL Cleveland a 482 Philadelphia 45 IS. Tomorrow’s games include Borton at Cleveland with Heflin and Rae York at Detroit, Washington at St Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, and New York at Detroit.
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National League Results and Upcoming Games Listed
Baseball scores from Chicago, Boston, St Louis, New York, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia are shown with planned matches for tomorrow. Details include star pitchers and matchups such as Donnelly against Lombardi and Dasaro against Mungo, with teams visiting venues like Boston, Brooklyn, and New York. The note also mentions Haiti’s national language as French.
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Charles Town Horse Race Results
Charles Town赛 results list eight races with claiming and allowances. winners include Ginomei with P Grant in race one, Bonante Ina with KR Edens in race two, Oomph with L Bakhsh in race three, Hard Loner with G Rose in race four, Panacea with P Grant in race five, Carlarluss with W Kirk in race six, Ted O with P Grant in race seven, and Mik Toast with D Padgett in race eight. times, payouts, and notable runners from each event.
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CIA
Cartinga
Gradatim
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Rail Shipments To Spain Denied by FEA
The Foreign Economic Administration denied a proposed shipment of 100000 tons of steel rails to Spain. Officials said private exporters asked about the license last month and were told none would be granted. The action followed CIO leader PHD Murray's protest. Costa Rica population noted as about two thirds of a million.
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Foreign Economic Administration
Spain
FEA
PhD Murray
CIO
Tommy Bell Debuts Tonight at Madison Square Garden
NewYork July 6 Tommy Bell of Youngstown makes his Madison Square Garden debut against Jake Lamotte in a scheduled 10 round bout that could shape a welterweight title path with Red Cochrane. A 10,000 crowd is seen as Bell, 22, carries 25 straight wins with 18 knockouts. Lamotta is a Broadway favorite. Wergeles backs Bell as a champion.
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Tommy Bell
Youngstown
Madison Square Garden
Jake Lamotte
Red Cochrane
Ray “Sugar” Robinson
Chick Wergeles
Beau Jack
Hard Loser Edges Rough In Charles Town Photo Finish
Charles Town July 6 Hard Loser owned by Mrs. F. J. Crawford of Washington won a tight photo finish over CC. F. Funkhouser's Rolls Rough in the fourth on the Charles Town Jockey Club card. Dedham finished third in a field of eight. Jockey George Rose rode Hard Loser to nose ahead at the wire clocked 1:23 2/6 for six and a half furlongs. The Daily Double paid $29.20.
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Bonnie Ina
Berlin back on short wave as Allied control resumes
Radio program note from Northwest York on July 6 reports Berlin final ly restored to regular short wave listings. Allied occupation allows direct pickups from Berlin via Paris or London relays for the first time since November 10, 1941. Program lineup includes NBC CBS and ABC shows with music and interviews. Jake Lamotta vs Tommy Bell boxing billed late evening on MBS.
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Tommy Bell
Softball Game Set At Woodland Way Diamond Sunday
The Herald-Mail softball team will play Fleischers on the Woodland Way diamond Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock.
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Woodland Way
Bramn Filly Gallorette Tops 1945 Oak Contenders
Baltimore report on W L Bramn’s Maryland bred Gallorette galloping to money, four wins in five starts this year. Trainer Ed Christmas targets Gazelle at Aqueduct as Gallorette challenges top three year olds with Busher and Twilight Tear in the photo finish. Georgie Woolf praises Gallorette’s Pimlico Oaks effort and hints at future clashes with colts later in the season.
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Filley Becomes First College Pick on All-Star Eleven
Chicago July 6 Notre Dame guard and captain Pat Filley was named the first college player on the 1945 all star football team. The All Stars will face the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field on August 30 in the 12th annual game. Oil is Iran's greatest natural resource.
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Major League Leaders overview for batting and pitching
The Associated Press lists leaders by stat. Case leads batting for Washington at .336 with 86 hits, Stirnweiss tops runs for New York with 53, and Johnson leads RBIs for Boston at 47. Pitching leaders include Terriss of Boston 13-2 and Benton of Detroit 6-1. Also notes Holmes hits at .400 with Boston and 118 hits, plus others such as Rucker and Olmo with eight triples. El Salvador is famous for its exports of baisam of Peru.
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