Candini Snaps Boston's Nine Game Streak
Boston saw its nine game win streak halted as Jim Blanked Sox 4-0 on five hits in a complete game. Sena tor Stan Spence drove in two in the first inning and George Case swiped two bases. Washington moved into the first division, while St. Louis Browns routed Detroit 14-1. Milt Byrnes and Mark Christman each drove in three. Yankees began a long home stand with a 6-1 win over Philadelphia as Hank Borowy earned his eighth victory. White Sox beat Indians 3-1 with Hal Trosky contributing a double, and Brooklyn edged Philadelphia 5-4 aided by Dixie Walker two doubles. Reds crushed Chicago 10-5 with Frank McCormick and Eric Tipton homering. Clyde Shoun got his sixth win. Giants Braves Cards Pirates not scheduled.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Boston
Red Sox
Jim
Sox
Stan Spence
Senator
George Case
Don Gutteridge
Washington
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Milt Byrnes
Mark Christman
Bob Munchlet
Bengal
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Hank Borowy
Gordon Maltzberger
Orval Grove
Lou Boudreau
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Hal Trosky
White Sox
Pale Hose
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Phillies
Dixie Walker
Dodger
Rube Mellon
Les Webber
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Frank McCormick
Eric Tipton
Cubs
McCormick
Clyde Shoun
Giants
Braves
Cards
Pirates
Lancaster Red Roses Triumph Over Allentown in Opener
Lena Blackburne's Lancaster Red Roses overcame Allentown 6 to 2 in the first of a four game set. Johnny Bucha hit a fourth inning homer with two aboard and James added a seventh inning shot for Lancaster while Winters, Wood, and others drove in runs. Pakron allowed twelve hits as Allentown fought back but fell short despite early rallies.
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Lena Blackburne
Lancaster Red Roses
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Bill Wood
Redbirds
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Lancelotti
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Ducha
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Pakron
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Polite
Cole
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Packron
Winters
James
Wood
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Colvin
Cappa
Mills
Davis
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Bayes
Tatler and
Greene
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Schedule
The Interstate League results show St Louis 14 over Detroit 1 and Chicago 3 to Cleveland 1 with Boston 0 as the only other noted game. Tomorrow features St Louis at Detroit and Chicago at Cleveland as the next slated matchups. In the National League Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 10 to 6 and Philadelphia won 4 with New York at Brooklyn and Brooklyn at Philadelphia listed for today.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
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Philadelphia
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Amy Philadelphia
Cincinnati
LAO Brooklyn
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Trenton
Lancaster
Allentown
Hagerstown
Hagerstow
Wilameton
York
Drugs Found In Lumber Yard Off Madison Avenue
Two boys found four bottles of drugs at a lumber yard off Madison Avenue and turned them into police. Local physicians said the drugs, two each of codeine phosphate and morphine sulfate, were in quantities larger than typical for medical professionals. Officers believe the bottles were discarded by someone who did not want them found.
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Nelson Leads With Turnesa At AAU Track and Golf Meet
New York June 17 Bill Hulse naval research chemist competes in the 1500 meters at the AAU track and field championships while Nelson from Toledo and Turnesa of White Plains vie for early golf leader spots. McSpaden, Ghezzi, Wood, Morano and LiPola also feature in the event standings with tight scores and rising contenders.
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Gunder Haege
Navy Pound
Hulse
Navy
Haegg
Byro
Nelson
Toledo
Mike Turnesa
White Plains
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Turnesa
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Philadelphia
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Craig Wood
Mamoroneck
Dom Morano
Belleville
Ziggie Mellon
Bronxville
Andrew LiPola
Wayne
Wilmington Blue Rocks trump Trenton in opener 8 to 2
Roger McKee fanned ten and held Trenton to nine hits as Wilmington beat Trenton 8 to 2 in the Inter-State League opener. Neisler backed McKee with two hits including a triple and three RBIs. Five runs in the eighth inning sealed the victory as Petty struggled on the mound for the losers.
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N. J
Roger McKee
Wilmington Blue Rocks
Trenton Tigers
McKee
Neisler
Petty
Wildcats Face Hancock Tossers in Rival Meet Tomorrow
Williamsport Wildcats seek recovery after two defeats to Virginia clubs as they host Hancock A C at Williamsport field. Ike Powers and Les Hinckle return for Hancock. Dukes Anderson to pitch against Hancock. Game set for 2 30 p m.
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Williamsport Wildcats
Hancock A. C.’s
Williamsport
Hancock
Ike Powers
Les Hinckle
Cats
Winchester
Middletown
Virginians
Dukes Anderson
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League leader Tucker hits .385 with 41 runs and 34 RBIs. Cullenbine collects 19 doubles and 8 home runs. Spence drives in 34 for Washington. Doerr leading with 68 hits. Savage, Lindell, and Gutteridge tie for 5 triples. In pitching Ryba leads with 6-1. Brooklyn's Walker hits .407 with 85 hits and 20 doubles. Bordagaray adds 48 runs. Weintraub drives in 46 for New York. Oti hits 17 homers. Gutteridge leads in stolen bases with 13. Munger posts 7-1 for St. Louis.
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Associated Press
Tucker
Chicago
Cullenbine
Cleveland
Spence
Washington
Doerr
Boston
Savage
Lindell
New York
Gutteridge
St. Louis
St Louis
Ryba
Walker
Brooklyn
Bordagaray
Weintraub
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Oti
Ryan
Munger
Dr Pepper Team Splits Two Softball Contests
The Frederick Dr. Pepper squad won 11 to 2 against Jamison Cold Storage Door Co. and lost 4 to 3 to G L O ten in a doubleheader. Swamley hit a two on, Showe pitched shutout innings, Hoffman made a shoestring catch, Kendle drove in the decisive run, with Keen and Cook scoring for the losers and Shewe and Kendle among the losers in the second game.
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Jamison Cold Storage Door Co
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Swamley
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Showe
Hoffman
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Max Keen
R. Cook
H. Shewe
L. Kendle
Yesterday's Stars Spark Big MLB Wins Across Teams
McCormick drives in two to lift Teds over Cubs 10-5 with two on in final innings. Borowy wins eighth of season as Yankees edge Athletics. Muncrief nets sixth win for Browns as they top Tigers. Maltzberger saves for White Sox, Boudreau managing with bases loaded in ninth. Walker plates two with a pair of doubles in Dodgers 3-4 win over Phillies. Candini halts Red Sox streak as Senators win 4-6 with five hits.
Track Meet Draws Stars At New Rochelle War-Touched Event
The Red Cross tournament at Wykagyl draws 460 athletes from 35 states and Cuba with 80 percent from armed services. Soldiers guard the 72-hole medal play as top contenders include Raferty and Eisenhart while Dodds sits out to preach. Senior events finish Sunday amid delays from Missouri floods.
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Wykagyl
Red Cross
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Gil Dodds
Hume Twins
Michigan
Don Burnham
Dartmouth
Hulse
Jim Rafferty
New York
Les Eisenhart
Ohio
Iarnival
District of Columbia
Cuba
Armed Services
Missouri
Outsider Wins Berry Newmarket Derby Finish
Ocean Swell owned by Lord Rosebery won England's Derby at 28 to 1 as Tehran and Happy Landing finished second and third. In Kentucky Mammoth Cave, mummies identified as pre-Columbian may be about 1,500 years old.
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Newmarket
England
Lord Rosebery
Tehran
Happy Landing
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
War Agent Wins At Charles Town in Wyomng Purse
War Agent owned by Dr. G. T. Strother of Brunswick Maryland defeated six rivals in the Wy ming Purse at Charles Town for his first win in three starts. Jockey Buddy Root guided the four year old in the early stages as Golden Base finished second and Lost and Found third. War Agent was the favorite at 5.80 to 1.00. The Daily Double paid 14.20 with Dashing Doe and Gun Bearer as top favorites in the earlier races.
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W. Va
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G. T. Strother
Brunswick
Wyoming
Charles Town Track
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Buddy Root
Golden Base
John E. Hughes
Dashing Doe
E. M. O’brien
Navy Admiral Nimitz to speak on The Church in Action on NBC
June 17 program from Honolulu features Admiral Chester W. Nimitz discussing The Church at Work Among the Armed Forces as part of NBC action. Fifth War Loan broadcasts list multiple programs tonight and tomorrow including Ellery Queen and Grand Ole Opry on NBC CBS offerings and additional MBS slots with various entertainment and public affairs features.
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Honolulu
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MBS
Admiral Ramsey
National Press Club
Chicago Theater Symphony
Dave Elman
Pittsburgh
CBS
Groucho
Harpo Marx
Kenny Baker
Jessica Dragonette
Music America
Boston Pops
Guy Lombardo
Army Service Forces
American Eagle Club
California Melodies
Y Community Softball League champions triumph 4 0
The Coachman Service Station team beat P aggregation 4 to 0 in Y Community League action. The winners had 7 hits to 3 for the losers with no errors. Invasion A C defeated Fraternal Order of Eagles 5 to 0, 12 hits to 3, no errors. Mollers beat Citizens A 5 to 1 as Harbaugh and Ocker each had two hits. nine hits and one error for the winners, three hits and as many errors for the losers.
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Coachman Service Station
Invasion
A. C
Order of Eagles
Mollers
Citizens
Harbaugh
Ocker
Drive Launched To Remove Old Tags
Maryland motorists still display expired license plates on the front of cars. Commissioner W Lee Elgin says a drive is under way to remove all obsolete tags. He notes drivers often keep 1943 tags after receiving a 194x license plate for rear display. Elgin has asked city state and county police to enforce the obsolete tag law with fines up to 100 dollars.
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Maryland
W. Lee Elgin
Higin
Elgin
Lingerie Care Tips Using Gentle Washing Methods
Lingerie can be laundered by squeezing out warm sudsy water. Shoulder straps usually require gentle rubbing with a soft brush for best results.
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