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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1943

Page

4

Alf Robertson To Quit Riding

New York June 25 Alf Robertson retired after 16 years as a leading jockey. He rode for major stables and earned over 33 million in purses, becoming the only rider to win six races in a day twice. He recently damaged in a spill at Aqueduct and chose to end his career while still on top.

New York Alf Robertson Roundhouse Robbie Asra Aqueduct Isabel Dodge Sloane Belmont Robertson Ttke Whitners Ethel V2 Mats Shane Havana Jamaica Papa Robbie Robert Robertson New England Aberdeen Toronto Light Company

Pro At 16 Finds Double A Ball Easy By BOB WILSON AP Features

Baltimore June 2 16 year old Tack Moeseh is the league's youngest player and a Baltimore second baseman who expects to hit .270 this year He moved from Farmingdale High where he was a sophomore and switched to professional ball He credits teammates for fielding instruction and notes pitchers will throw over the plate in the league while in high school they could miss high or behind him Manager Tommy Thomas calls him a good prospect with great hands and confidence He was signed in May after a farm salesman friend of his father brought him to the Orioles president He debuted May 23 in one inning against Syracuse without a plate appearance Thomas jokes that the youngster sleeps 12 hours a night disrupting his routine

Bob Wilson Baltimore Tack Moeseh Bethpage. T Farmingdale High Jack Orioles Sammy Bell Tommy Thomas George W Reed Syracuse Thomas

Pretty pinafore patterns charm young fashion buffs

A handcut United States patterns feature multiple children outfits. Pinafores with matching panties and bonnets are offered as complete ensembles. Patterns No 2899 3343 3342 cover sizes 2 to 6 with yardage details and heart applique options. Pattern Department Ha Ferstown Daily Mail New York NY 11. Pattern orders include mailing cost details and color fashion plates.

Ric Rac Fae United States Ferstown Daily Mail West 14Th Street New York N.Y

Detroiters Beat Browns to Split Doubleheader

Detroit overpower St. Louis 9 to 5 after dropping the first game of a twin bill. Rudy York and Dick Wakefield delivered the key blows with a first inning homer and late roundtrippers, lifting the Tigers from the cellar while Newhouser and White pitched for the wins.

St. Louis St. Louis Browns Detroit Browns Tigers Rudy York Dick Wakefield York Newhouser Dana Richards Unser Muntries Hollinsworth Fergrell

Patty Berg Is Favorite Again In Open Return

Patty Berg, back after 18 months from a knee injury, is favored as she returns to competitive golf at the Women's Western Open in Chicago. About 100 players from 21 states start with 18-hole qualifying over Glen Oak. Berg seeks to cap a comeback after a long layoff and notable past titles. Other contenders include Opal Hill, Betty Jamieson, Elizabeth Hicks, Dorothy Kirby, Mary Agnes Wall, and Georgia Tainter as the field aims for the national and western open crowns.

Ghicago Patty Berg Texas Minneapolis Red Cross Patty Glen Oak Cincinnati Hill WAACS WAVES SPARS Opal . Hill Kansas City Gol Betty Jameson Mexico City Elizabeth Hicks Long Beach Calif Dorothy Y. Kirby Atlanta Mary Agnes Wall Menominee Mich Georgia Tainter Fargo N. D

Italian Fleet Reported Moving On Unknown Destination

New York June 28. British radio quoted a Spanish report from Arriba that the Italian fleet has left port for an unknown destination. The CBS transcription notes the departure shrouded in mystery and suggests the fleet may be preparing for offensive operations.

New York Columbia Broadcasting System Arriba

Baseball's Big Six Leaders in Hawks and Players

The 1942 season leaders list shows top hitters and home run leaders across leagues. Frankly, the data includes players from the Phils, Reds, Tigers, Dodgers, Pirates, and Senators with key figures such as DiMaggio, Stephens, Ebihllott, Keller, Nicholson, and Gordon. Fatalities in 1942 reached 24,800 in the United States.

Associated Prews G. Ab. R Pet. Dhigven Phils Hackett Inds Steph Brons McQunk Reds Frey Weflld Tigers Rif Herman Dodgers DiMaggio Pirates Hcott Stephens Browns Johnson Senators Siebert Athletics Giants Litwhiler Nicholson Cubs Keller Yankees Stephens Browns York Gordon

Horoscope for Cancer predicts courage and sacrifices

The Cancer forecast describes sensitivity and charm with unpredictable reactions to daily life. It notes potential heavy losses for the United Nations this month, yet urges resilience in American wives and mothers. Business gains are seen through cooperation, with contracts favorable today and a year of steady advancement for those born under this sign. Children born now may be musically or artistically gifted.

United Nations

Radio War Broadcasts Highlight NBC Nightline Lineup

New York radio notes announce Sec Frank Knox as a feature speaker on NBC war band broadcast originating from Hollywood Bowl at midnight Wednesday. The program includes Lieut Rudy Vallee directing the Coast Guard band, Bing Crosby, Dinah Shore and Irving Berlin. Adjustments shift Jimmy Fiddler's Hollywood series to 9:45, with 9:30 airings of Sky Nurse and other programs listed across NBC CBS and Mutual stations.

New York Frank Knox NBC Hollywood Rudy Vallee Coast Guard Bing Crosby Dinah Shore Irving Berlin Basin Street Jimmy Fiddler Maureen O'Sullivan Richard Crooks Voorhees Nelson Eddy Chicago CBS James Hilton Vox Pop Carole Landis Barbara Stanwyck Loretta Young Blou MBS

Local Quotations on Navy League History

The United States Navy League, founded in 1903, aimed to awaken public interest in naval preparedness and bolster support for maritime defense through organized advocacy and education.

The United States Navy League

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