Walters Struggles Against Champions In 1944 Rematch
Walters once dominated the Cardinals, but with Musial and Walker Cooper in Navy and Lanier and Mort Cooper elsewhere, he now struggles. He’s been knocked out twice and exited in a 0-0 game after an argument with the umpire. Barrett led a 5 run first two innings setback as Walters yielded all runs in a shellacking.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Sherlock Holmes
Bucky Walters
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
Stan Musial
Walker Cooper
Mort Cooper
Max Lanier
Walters
Bull Southworth
Musial
Navy
Lanier
Boston
Old St. Lou
Lou Jorda
Charley
Red) Barrett
Bucky
Cochrane Says Navy Upper Hitting Power
Freddie Cochrane world welterweight champion says after Navy service he hits harder though not as fast. He stopped Eddie Miller in Atlanta to make it four straight second round knockouts in eleven days as he tunes up for Rocky Graziano at Madison Square Garden June 29. Miller fell four times in the first round and could not land a meaningful blow.
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Atlanta
Freddie
Red) Cochrane
Elizabeth
N. J
South Pacific
Eddie Miller
St. Louis
Miller
Cochrane
Rocky Graziana
Madison Square Garden
Gapland Aces Deliver 7-1 Victory Over Stars
Gapland Aces crushed the South End All-Stars 7 to 1 on the Gapland diamond. Younkins pitched strongly with 13 Stars struck out and two hits allowed. P Phillips led the Aces at the plate with three hits as gaps opened for the win.
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Gapland Aces
All-Stars
Gapland
Younkins
Aces
P. Phillips
Knode
Hamburg
Crowl
Kaetzel
Shaughnessy Seeks Pitt Football Revival After War Pause
Pittsburgh June 12 Clark Shaughnessy arrives in old black and gold for Pitt spring practice with 34 freshmen, aiming to restore Pitt football to former heights. He notes wartime duties take priority and pledges to adapt formations and stay prepared to resume full competition when the war ends.
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Pittsburgh
Clark Shaughnessy
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Socom
Cubs Southpaw Has Passed Physical
CHICAGO June 32 (Pp) Boad Chipman one of two Cubs southpaw pitchers has passed his preinduction Physical The 25 year old pitcher inactive with a sore shoulder will stay with the club until called His season record stands two wins two losses Last season with Brooklyn and the Cubs he won 12 and lost 10.
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Chicago
Boad Chipman
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Cubs
Trenton Spartans rally to beat York 7-6 in seventh
In Trenton New Jersey on June 12 the Spartans overcame an early deficit to defeat the York White Roses 7-6. Les Studener pitched all seven innings despite a rough start as an error by Medeiros in the fourth opened the door for three York runs. A four run seventh inning, sparked by two singles an error and three walks, produced the winning margin for Trenton.
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Trenton
N. J
Spartans
York White Roses
Les Studener
Medeiros
York
Jack Schmidt
York AB
Xsapol
Gwa
Randol
Walther
Grifit
Chew Schmidt
P al Eslinger
Domenicia
Ase
H. O. A. Weintraub
Porter
Cr Boaz
Ih Swart
Bufflan
Crr
Cegies
Lf Adams
Lone
C Studener
Schmidt
Eslinger
Domenick
Studener
Nie Schmidt
Chew
Turner
Axtell
Murphey
Yesterday's Results From Local League Show Mixed Scores
Yesterday Lancaster defeated Hagerstown 7 to 6 while Trenton beat York 7 to 4 and Wilmington-Allentown Postponed. No games scheduled. Projections list several matchups including Boston against Philadelphia-Winnon and Washington versus New York-Pleret. Night games feature Cleveland-Chienza and Stith with noted pitchers across multiple venues.
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Lancaster
Hagerstown
Trenton
York
New York
Detroit
St. Toute
Hoston
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Winnon
Floren
Pleret
We. Duble
Donald
SQ Tonia
Detrnit
Krinmer
Va. Newhomer
Clevelaund
Chienza
Stith
Va. Bee
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
The National League standings show New York 28 18 atop the table with Brooklyn at 20 and St. Louis close behind. Today features six provable pitching matchups including New York at Brooklyn and Philadelphia at Roxton, with Cincinnati visiting St. Louis and Chicago at Pittsburgh. Tomorrow’s card lists New York at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at Boston, and Cincinnati against Levens, with Chicago at Pittsburgh.
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Gawex
Detroit
Gleveland
Chicago
Washington
New York
Stew
Philadelphia
Loft
Pittsfurch
Brooklyn
St. Louia
Sk Ciena
Eo Boxton
Vlacnonatl
Mungco
Lombard
Barrett Aes Hutchings
Chicazoe
Pittsburgh
Nitehty Wyse
Gerheanser
Cinciinati
St. Louly
Boston
Cincinnati
Levens
Chicasa
Holmes
Ott
Barrett
Lombardi
Olmo
Ku Fowski
St. Louis
Hack
Olma Brooklyn
Walker
Owls Rally But Fall Short
The Owls staged a late ninth inning rally at Lan caster but could not overtake Lancaster. Arm strong powered Lancaster with four RBIs including a homer while Rickard and Zanovitch led Hagerstown with two errors apiece as the final score tilted 7 to 6 in favor of Lancaster.
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Owls
Lancaster
George Lancaster
Hagerstown AB. R.H
A. Velasquez
Martin
Mauro
Matarazzo
Danek
Daniels
Perchak
Sefick
Maloney
Oe Ee Ae
Lancaster AB
D. A. Fox
Gilmore
Rickard
James
A Armstrong
Moyer
Mulvey
Zanovitch
McC
Armstrong
Fox
Richard
Velasquez
Hagerstown
McCrabb
Valley Dirk Wins Panhandle Handicap at Charles Town
At Charles Town Jockey Club on Monday A V Roses Valley Dirk ridden by apprentice Bobby Edens won the Panhandle Handicap paying 7.60. Edens led early, finished a length ahead of Fleetest with Town Hall third. Edens also earned a 344.80 daily double by Cherna nosing past in race one. Uncle O1 won race two.
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Charles Town
A. V. Rose
Dirk
Bobby Edens
Charles Town Jockey
Edens
Valley Dirk
Fleetest
G. C. Smith
Town Hall
Young Edens
N. B. Marshall
Cherna
John Bosley, Jr
Winchester Defeats Wildcats in Seven to One Victory
The Park Association Club of Winchester trounced Williamsport 7 to 1 as six runs in the first four innings and solid pitching by Glen Mentzer led the visitors. Dukes Anderson started for Williamsport, then Simmons held the line the rest of the game. Burch and Judy led Winchester with two hits each, Forsythe added two for Williamsport. The win ties the series. Winchester prepares for Front Royal next Sunday with a team practice Thursday evening.
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the Park Association Club
Winchester
Williamsport Wildcats
Virginians
Glen Mentzer
Dukes Anderson
Cats
Simmons
Burch
Judy
Forsythe
Wildcats
Front Royal
Williamsport
Miller
Mentzer
Keller
Anderson, Simmons and Wine
Hartle
Major League Leaders in American League Batting and Pitching
The Associated Press tally shows Cuccinello leading AL batting at .349 with Etten at .338. Stimweiss tops runs and Stimmweiss leads hits along with Etten. Lombardi cranks 13 homers. pitching leaders include Borony and Ferriss with 31 wins.
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Associated Press
Cuccinello
Chicago
Etten
New York
Stimweiss
Stephens
St. Louis
R. Johnson
Boston
Stimmweiss
Case
Washington
McQuinn
Byrnes
Stimnweils
Moses
Golfers Stage A Special Tourney At Fountain Head CC
Golfers at Fountain Head Country Club staged a special tournament on Sunday with Fred Reynolds Norm Bentz Fred Unger and Jack Funk posting low cross scores after three holes using one iron. Winning score was 13 and two eagles occurred Roy Gariett birdied number two a par four and Aldine Lakin reached number five in two with a six inch putt. Next weekend members will enter the President's Cup Tournament in a handicap event drawing strong club interest.
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Fountain Head Country Club
Fred Reynolds
Norm Bentz
Fred Unger
Jack Funk
Roy Garriett
Aldine Lakin
Sugar Robinson McDaniels bout headlines 1945 MMA
Ray Sugar Robinson battles Jimmy McDaniels at Madison Square Garden this Friday in 1945's marquee bout promoted by Mike Jacobs. Jacobs has grossed 993691 pounds across 16 Garden shows this year. In Pacific Coast Conference football, Montana drops out of 1945 schedule, Stanford may skip fall play but plans full 1946 football involvement per Al Masters BAC head.
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New York
Ray
Sugar” Robinson
Jimmy McDaniels
Madison Square Garden
Mike Jacobs
Spokane
Wash
Montana University
Stanford University
al Masters
Board of Athletic Control
Youngster Signs, Given $2,500 Bonus
Ivy Medlinger, a husky 17 year old southpaw from Lane Tech, was en route to Louisville to join the Colonels of the American Association after receiving a $2,500 signing bonus from the Boston Red Sox and a possible second bonus if he proves himself. Medlinger pitched Lane to the Winds prep baseball title and stands 6 feet tall, 185 pounds.
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Chicago
Ivy Medlinger
Husky
Louisville
Colonels
American Association
Percy Moore
Lane Tech
Medlinger
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Moore
Lane
Winds
Devil Diver Tops 132 Pounds for Dixie Handicap
Greentree Stable's Devil Diver, leading the 1945 older-horse field, was assigned 132 pounds for the 42nd Dixie Handicap at Pimlico on Saturday. Officials were unsure if Devil Diver would race in Pimlico or the Suburban at Belmont. The day also features the Preakness Stakes with Hoop Jr. as Kentucky Derby winner and other major races.
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Baltimord
Greentree Stable
Devil Diver
Pimlico
Maryland Jockey Club
Belmont Park
New York
F. W. Hooper
Hoop Jr
Dockstader
Greentree
Charles Turner
Millbrook Stable
Alex Barth
Moop Jr
Ivan Parke
Walter M. Jefford
Pagot
Baltimore
Fair Jester
Dixie
Bel-Mar Farm
Spangled Game
Fly
Bobanet Stable
Alfios
Gay Bit
Brookmeade Stable
Dare Me
Christiana Stable
Megogo
Circle M Ranch
Great Rush
Edgehill Stable
He Rolls
William Helis
Salto
Olympic Zenith
Mrs. E. B
Jacobs’ Stymie
A. Lamoureaux
Topeka imposes cuspidor requirements on buildings
The Topeka edition notes new municipal rules demand a sufficient number of cuspidors in all buildings. It lists examples including Lonchamps Farm's Professor Lee, Miss Ruth McClanaghan's Harford 117, H. L. Straus' New Moon 115, and W. P. Wetherall's Lord Calvert 113.
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Topeka
Kas
Lonchamps Farm
Professor Lee
Ruth McClanaghan
Harford
H. L. Straus
New Moon
W. P. Wetherall
Lord Calvert
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Southworth
Piatts
Tigers
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Giants
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Rudy
Nunn-Bush
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House of Shoes
Hersheys
Guns Joe’s Loan Office
N. Jonathan St
Ozer
Alexander Bldg
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Auto Salvage & Parts Huyetts
Cushwa
Shaughnessy
Four States Livestock Sales, Inc
1St Street
Rally
St. Lewi
Cincinnali A
America
Melrose
Maryland
Henson Flying Service, Inc
Major League
Myatt
Borony
Ferriss
Rogers Jewelry Co
the House of
Blue White Diamonds
West Washington St
Cauffman
Washington St
Viiaivs Ueunos
Sears
Baby Chicks
Sears Roebuck & Co
North Potomac St
Caskey
Caskey Baking Co
lLeaves
R. D. McKee
City Hall
N. Potomac St
Red Barrett
Clara Sneed x
Rand’s
West
Shockey’s
R. M. Hays & Bros., Inc
People’s Store
W. Wash
Triangle Food Stores
Howard
East Baltimore Street
Gosh
Timak
SeId
Accentrickests
WOMEN
Wests
Ape
King Ter
Pement
First Federal Savings and Loan Assn
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