Browns Move Into Tie With Yankees
Four rookie pitchers earned first big league wins while Al Hollingsworth, 34, secured the reliever role as the Browns rallied for a 4-3 11 inning comeback to tie the Yankees for first. Detroit’s Forrest Orrell and Specs fireman earned wins in relief as Cleveland and Brooklyn also won. Frank Seward and Calvin McLish contributed stellar debuts for their clubs.
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Associated Press
al Hollingsworth
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Hollingsworth
Ledger
Brownies
Washington
Joe McCarthy
Detroit
St. Louis
Forrest Orrell
New York
al Unser
Walt Dubiel
Orrell
Portland
Specs Fireman
Cleveland Indians
Vern Kennedy
Cleveland
Boston
Calvin Coolidge McLish
Oklahoma City
American Legion
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Frank Seward
New York Giants
Chicago
Max Lanier
Red Barrett
Ron Northey
Jimmy Wasdell
Charley Schanz
Salt Lake City
Phils
Cincinnati
A’s
Tigers Break Yankees With Bases-Loaded Pinch Hit Homer
Al Unser delivers a bases loaded pinch homer to lift the Tigers past the Yankees 6-2 in a high tension late run. Roy Cullenbine and Cris Hacket added RBIs for the Indians, each driving in two runs in separate at bats.
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Associated Press
al Unser
Tigers
Yankees
Roy Cullenbine
Cris Hackett
Indians
Baseball Roundup: Giants and Braves Lead In Standout Wins
Nap Reyes powered New York with two homers and a single fueling an 8-6 victory over Chicago. Ron Northey drove in the winning run for Philadelphia in a 5-4 edge against Cincinnati. Max Macon homered for Boston with Connie Ryan aboard as Boston beat St Louis notes. Delvin McLish earned his first major league win as the Dodgers topped Pittsburgh 8-4.
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Cleveland
Boston
Nap Reyes
Giants
New York
Chisage
Ron Northey
Phils
Jimmy Wasdell
Cincinnati
Max Macon
Braves
Connie Ryan
Max Lanier
Hollingsworth
Browns
Washington
St. Louis
Delvin McLish
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Michigan Triumphs in Big Ten Races Amid Season Sweep
Michigan claims seven conference titles this season across indoor and outdoor track wrestling swimming golf and tennis with football sharing a tie versus Purdue. A final baseball win over Purdue or a Minnesota loss to Northwestern could seal the seventh title.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wolverines
Purdue
Minnesota
Northwestern
Markets At A Glance Key Shifts In New York and Chicago
In New York Brock's steady, profit taking stalls some leaders while bonds rise and rails extend gains. Cotton shows irregular activity due to hedging. Chicago notes firm wheat with mill buying and short covering, rye steady with wheat, hog prices slow with about 10 000 head held, and cattle prices up with steers and yearlings lifting to a bulk range of 815 to 6817 dollars and a top at 17.25.
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New York
Brocks
Chicago
Stock market buckles on a June trading day
A rare June session saw some stocks reach five year highs while profit taking trimmed gains. Broad demand amid improving investment sentiment kept turnover high at about 1.8 million shares with leaders such as Union Pacific Du Pont and Goodyear advancing, while others showed lagging action.
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New York
Well Street
Park & Tilford
Gamewell
Chicago & Northwestern
Union Pacific
Willys- Overland
Montgomery Werd
du Pont
Philip Morris
Owens Ae Menati Sugar
Livestock Market Report from Ogden and Chicago
Ogden stock report shows hogs steady with 180-370 lb bids around 13.60, sows 7.50 8.25, and light weights up to 8.50. cattle salable 250 with openings steady, vealers 15.50 16.00. sheep 316 salable with spring lambs at 15.25 and ewes around 3.00. Chicago hogs steady with 180 lb to 280-330 lb range at 11.76 to 18.75. 150-170 lb hogs at 13.00. total bids around 16,000 hogs reported.
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Weaiers
Bae
Ogden
Idsho
California
Chicago
Grain futures edge higher amid buying and short covering
In Chicago trade price moves show grains closing near the day’s best. Mill buying and short covering supported most futures while demand wanes and profits trim gains. Rye appears vulnerable with traders arguing the rally is exhausted. Oats and barley also show modest gains amid thin demand.
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Chicago
Madera
Amalysta
Solons Draw 43 378 Fans at Home Games
Sacramentans bought into the Pacific Coast league club from St. Louis last March. Through a grassroots campaign and a park attendance push, the Solons drew 43 378 spectators in 26 home games this season, far above 1943 levels.
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Sacramento
Calif
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Chain
Solons
Baseball Results From A Rain-Delayed Schedule
Baseball results from multiple matches showing team scores and pitcher lineups. Notable games include Boston vs Cleveland, Chicago vs Washington, St. Louis vs New York, and Cincinnati vs Philadelphia with runs, hits, and errors implied by the score lines.
Minor League Scores With Several Postponements
A can be read as a partial sports brief noting postponed games and scheduled matchups. Toledo, Atlanta, Memphis, Little Rock, Chattanooga, Knoxville, Birmingham, Nashville, and New Orleans appear as teams with various scores and postponements.
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Buffalo
Toledo
Atlanta
Memphis
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Infielder Sets High Mark
Eddie Miller of the Cincinnati Reds, a standout shortstop, is nearing a historic fielding record. He has 208 chances in 37 games with only one error, a .995 mark, threatening to tie Joe Tinker's five year NL fielding pace and surpass past league leaders.
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New York
Eddie Miller
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh
Miller
Boston
Eddie
Joe Tinker
Tinker
Everett
Deacon) Scott
Red Sox
Yankees
Scott
Marty Marion
St. Louis Cardinals
Rally Seals Rally to Beat Angels 6 4
The San Francisco Seals rallied for three runs in the ninth with one out to defeat the Los Angeles Angels 6 to 4 at Wrigley field. Ray Prim started the inning for the Angels but four straight singles and an error gave the Seals the lead. Sacramento Solons added a 6 3 win over the San Diego Padres in the same series as Azin caused postponements of two games.
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San Francisco Seals
Los Angeles Angels
Wrigley Field
Ray Prim
Angels
Sacramento Solons
San Diego Padres
Azin
Portland
Ring Results From Associated Free Press Card
Elizabeth New Jersey Rudy Richardson outpointed Lerry Fontana Brooklyn. Baltimore Cleo Shans outpointed Harry Jeffra. Lee Oma knocked out Danny Cox. Burley Lanier outpointed Howard Bennett. Oakland Shejik Rangel outpointed Jerry Moore.
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Frees
Elizabeth
N. J
Rudy Richardson
New York
Lerry Fontana
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Cleo Shans
Los Angeles
Harry Jeffra
Lee Oma
Detroit
Danny Cox
Burley Lanier
Philadelphia
Howard Bennett
Oakland
Calif
Shejik Rangel
Fresno
Jerry Moore
New York City
Unclear OCR sports update from Chicago brief
Fragmentary report from Chicago notes a track event with times and place markings. Mentions Louisiana Bliss and a race result with a 9.8 time. references Desi Sorata and a 1230 motif.
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Chicago
Marke
Louisians Bliss
Coast League scores and postponed games
The Pacific Coast League results show Los Angeles defeating San Diego 4 to 6, and Sacramento routing with a 9 to 1 score. Portland plays Seattle, Hollywood versus Oakland was postponed due to rain as listed in the box scores.
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Portland
Seattle
Hollywood
Oakland
Hutchinson Competes One-Handed to Win Medal in Port Douglas
Irv Hutchinson broke his hand and was counted out of golf but asked to play. Officials at Port Douglas golf club raised his handicap to 30 and allowed him to compete. With one hand he scored gross 94 and net 64 to win a medal-play tournament.
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Salt Lake City
Irv Hutchinson
Port Douglas Golf Club
Gross
Goodnough
Draft idea links pro and college baseball
Side Shots on Sports discusses Red Rolfe advocating a college baseball draft scheme similar to pro football. He calls for a national college baseball championship and a coaches association to improve the game. Rolfe also favors clubs waiting for players to finish college before drafting, aligning with Sgt. Sid Gray’s postwar proposal and a Bramham warning to minors.
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New Haven. Conn
Red Rolfe
Yale
Yankees
Red
Sgt
Sid Gray
Soldier
Camp Davis
N. C
W. G Bramham
Gray
Waste Paper Drive Guidelines For Good Americans
Instructions urge citizens to collect all waste paper and store it dry. Bundle when reaching about 50 pounds, seal bundles tightly, and turn in regularly for war use. Carry parcels in a shopping bag and avoid mixing paper with garbage.
Outstanding prospects weigh texts against baseball careers
The remark notes that ambitious players could balance studying with pursuing a future in baseball, implying strong academic focus need not derail athletic progress. It reflects a viewpoint on student athletes managing coursework and sport commitments.
Rolfe on colleges feeding major league baseball
Rolfe envisions colleges supplying players to the big leagues as an improved baseball brand grows. He stresses college education as increasingly important, not essential, while Red argues that with proper coaching and competition in college, players receive training equal to the minors, avoiding anyone losing out.
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Rolfe
Red
Utah Idaho Nevada safety convention names chairman in Salt Lake City
Safety units meet in Salt Lake City with R. J. Duches named general chairman for the Utah Idaho Nevada safety convention to be held June 29 30 and July 1. Lt. Col. Halary D. Immel and Bob Donovan are featured on the program as safety leaders.
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Halary D. Immel
Air Service Command
Bob Donovan
West Coast
Lawsuit seeks title to North Pocatello land in Idaho
In Bannock County Idaho the Wagenseller Realty Co sues to quiet title against a broad list of defendants including unknown heirs and devisees of McKenna Hartley King and others. The State of Idaho summons them to answer within twenty days, or a judgment will be entered. The action aims to deem the plaintiff owner in fee simple of described Lots 7,6,9,10,11,12 Block 3 North Pocatello Alameda land. District Court date noted May 3, 1944.
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Another &Ummnors
Fifth Judicial District
Idaho
Bannock
Wagenseller Realty CO
Thomas McKenna
Georgia McKenna
J. L. Hartley
J. J. Hartley
Jane Doe Hartley
T. D. Jones
J. C. Galbraith
E. G. Bennett
M. S. Eccles
National Bank OF Idaho
E A. King
E. A. King
Marie
King
Marie B. King
Village OF
Alameda
Municipal Corporation
George D. Wright
Lillian Wright
Stella J Wright
A. C. Goolsby
A. C Goolsby
Alice Goolsby
North Pocatello
Bannock County
District Court
Thomas J. Calligan
Mary EF Calligan
Fred Richard
Fred Richards
Anna Richard
Annie Richard
Annie Richards
Annetta K. Pehrson
Annette K. Pehrson
Nels
Pehrson
State of
District Court of
Stong
Whitman Street
Gomer
General Land Office
State of Idaho
Ness
Anna Keefe
Seal. Oon
William T. Ennis
W. T. Ennis
North Arthur Avenue
Pocatello
Rose M. Ennis
Sitce
Paul M. Bryan
County Recorder
O. R. Baum
Pauline M. Bryan
John J. Delatour
Aeire
Power County
City of Pocatello
Janice DeLatour
Janice Gabrielle DeLatour
Joan J. DeLatour
Janice G. DeLatour
a = J. DeLatour
Martin C. Hausenfluck
Uillien P
Jonn J. DeLatour
Seid
League Postpones Softball Openers To Friday Night
No games will be played tonight due to rain. Wednesday night games have been moved to Friday with Idaho Lumber facing Fireballs at 7 30 and 348ers meeting Navcads at 8 30 in the league schedule.
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Idaho Lumber
Notice of Application to Dissolve Idaho Merchants Protective Assoc
Idaho State Merchants Protective Association applies to the Fifth Judicial District Court Bannock County Idaho for voluntary dissolution. A hearing is set for 10 oclock A M on June 15, 1944, in the District Court room at Pocatello Idaho. The application is supported by Carl C Christensen attorney.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Anna Keepe
Carl C. Christensen
Pocatello
Idaho
Summons in Idaho land case against multiple heirs and owners
Two civil actions in Bannock County Idaho district court involve Thomas J Calligan and Mary E Calligan versus Fred Richard and various unknown heirs, devisees and owners tied to Lot 18 Block 422 Poce tello Townsite. Johnsons file against unknown owners to quiet title to a described tract in Pocatello with dates in 1944 and 1946.
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