Zivic predicts knockout in Garden bout with Green
Pittsburgh pugilist Fritzie Zivic predicts a seventh round knockout of Harold Green in their 10 round welterweight fight at Madison Square Garden. He bets on himself and says 1945 will end his fighting career as he plans nose and eye surgery and a new look. The text also mentions a wild turkey and a 27 hands 14 inch gelding in unrelated notes.
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Harridge to rule on Browns White Sox dugout melee
In St Louis on June 22 the decision on the Battle of the Dugout between the St. Louis Browns and Chicago White Sox rests with American League president Will Harridge after chief umpire Art Passarella submitted the evidence. The brawl began after a Sox rally ended on the mound and spilled into the Chicago dugout, leaving White Sox catcher Karl Scheel badly pummeled. White Sox won 4 to 1.
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Browns
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White Sox
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George Caster
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Mancuso
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Ellis Clary
Truman address to UN conference scheduled for prime time
Radio listings note President Truman's San Francisco UN conference address will be carried next Tuesday at 7 pm on all networks, with programs cancelled for a half hour or until the speech ends. NBC and CBS schedule evening programs including The Lone Ranger and This Is FBI, among others.
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Truman
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Leahy Signs With Los Angeles Club In All American Grid
Reports say Frank Leahy has signed as coach for the Los Angeles club in the All American Football Conference but Notre Dame has not released him from a ten year contract signed last winter. The announcement is expected to wait until Notre Dame's resolve clears.
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Charles Town Race Results Highlight Multiple Events
A detailed Charles Town card lists eight races with winning horses and payouts. Light Man leads with 606 dollars, followed by Tenderfoot and Clock Time among others, across sprints and a mile and an eighth. Standout payouts include a $50.40 double for Light Man and Tenderfoot.
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Hagerstown Live Stock Market Prices Recorded
Market listing from Hagerstown shows cattle values by class with steers up to 16.00 per 100 lbs heifers up to 6.00 per head bulls up to 7.00 per head and dairy cows to 124.00 per head. Calves range from 14.30 to 18.50 per hundred pounds for various weights while lambs fetch up to 16.50 and pigs and shoats top at 27.50 per 100 lbs with sows to 36.00 per head.
Eclipse Of Sun Due On July 9
Marylanders will witness a partial solar eclipse on July 9 as totality travels across Idaho through central and eastern Canada, Greenland, and beyond. The Maryland Academy of Sciences will host telescopes in at least one Baltimore park from 7:45 to 8:58 a.m. EWT for public viewing of the eclipse by observers in the state.
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Crippled Veterans Can Get Licenses in Maryland
Baltimore June 21 The Maryland Motor Vehicles Commissioner said veterans who have lost limbs may drive with proper driving aids and qualify for licenses. Maryland is among 36 states issuing operator licenses to crippled veterans after rulings aiding those injured in accidents or paralysis. No special provisions are needed for returning servicemen, he stated.
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Baseball Manager Luncheon Speaker Before Kiwanians
Base ball day at the Kiwanis luncheon featured Lena Blackbourne Lancaster Red Roses manager. He recalled signing with Connie Mack in 1907 and scouting stars like Bill Dickey, with Carroll Poffenberger introducing him. Guests included Oren Sterling Dutch Dorman and George Scheck. Scheck, wounded in Germany, spoke as a convalescent. Arley Sica presided in Miller’s absence.
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George H. Scheck
102Nd Infantry
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Arley Sica
John M. Miller
Nutmeg Touch Elevates Cream Sauce with Snap Beans
A hint of nutmeg or mace laces a cream sauce to brighten snap beans. The warm spice adds zip, pulling out the green beans’ sweetness while keeping the dish simple and tasteful for any table.
Whooping Cough Still Prevalent in City
Whooping cough remains prevalent though not at alarming levels, says Dr. J A McCallum health officer. He notes few doctor reports of new cases and that many cases go unreported. Mothers of infants and small children should take precautions to keep the incidence from rising in summer and fall.
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J. A. McCallum
No deaths reported in current whooping cough outbreak
No fatalities have occurred from the ongoing whooping cough outbreak while several young children remain seriously ill due to complications from the disease.
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