Yankees Slip to Sixth as 12th Loss Stings Season
The world champions drop to sixth in the American League after a 4 3 11th inning loss to the Senators. Jake Powell singled home the winner in Washington in the 11th, capping a six straight defeat for New York and 12th in 14 games. Cleveland beat Detroit 6 5 on a fourth inning surge. The Giants eliminated the Dodgers 15 9 behind Mel Ott and Phil Weintraub two homers. White Sox and Browns rain postponed after 1 1 tie.
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New York Yankees
Jake Powell
Washington
Yankees
Cleveland
Detroit
Mickey Rocco
Cris Hackett
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Mel Ott
Phil Weintraub
Chicago
Baseball Results National League At New York
National League action in New York shows Brooklyn and New York with tied runs and erratic innings. Pitchers Webber McLish Flowers Bran ca Franklin Owen Voiselle Adams Mancuso listed. Only American League game St Louis at Chicago postponed by rain.
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New York
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Webber
McLish
Flowers
Branca
Franklin
Owen
Voiselle
Adams
Mancuso
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn Dodger
Polo Grounds
Ring Results From Associated Press Matches
Pittsburgh Cpl Melio Bet tina 189 beat Buddy Walker 194 by points in 10 rounds. Bee Bee Wright 150 edged Izzy Jannazzo 1514 in New York 10. Morris Reif 142 stopped Bucky Taylor 141 Baltimore in 4. Joe Curcio 1484 outpointed Eddie Saunders 150 New York 8. Charles Cab bi e Lewis 124 Havana stopped Tozwell Thompson 1264 New York 1. Buddy Knox 209 Dayton beat Laurent Bouchard 2043 Montreal 10. Chicago Dan Merritt 214 ...
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Pittsburgh
Melio Bettina
Beacon
N. Y
Buddy Walker
Columbus
Bee Bee Wright
Clairton
Izzy Jannazzo
New York
Morris Reif
Bucky Taylor
Baltimore
Joe Curcio
Newark
N. J
Eddie Saunders
Charles
Cabbie) Lewis
Havana
Tozwell Thompson
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Ohio
Laurent Bouchard
Montreal
Chicago
Dan Merritt
Boxing Results From City Matches Reported
In Cleveland Frank Androff beat Willie Edmonds in a close decision. In Buffalo Jimmy Mandell outpointed Warren Powell. Leo Dulmaine defeated Joe Pirrone in Worcester. Coley Welch outpointed Bob Wade in Hartford. Irish Sandy Mack stopped Jerry McGee in New York. Eddie Marcus beat Ace Miller in San Francisco.
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Cleveland
Frank Androff
Minneapolis
Drew
Willie Edmonds
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gene Ward
Chicago
Buffalo
N. Y
Jimmy Mandell
Warren Powell
New York
Leo Dulmaine
Worcester
Mass
Joe Pirrone
Springfield
Coley Welch
Portland
Maine
Bob Wade
Hartford
Conn
Sandy Mack
Jerry McGee
San Francisco
Eddie Marcus
Los Angeles
Ace Miller
Columbus
Ohio
Young Hurler Chooses Boston Red Sox Bonus
Richard Callahan the Holy Cross prep pitcher signed with the Boston Red Sox and will join the Louisville Colonels next Friday. Boston farm chief George Toporcer declined to reveal the bonus, calling it the biggest ever for a high school player, with friends placing it at 12500 dollars. The 19 year old Irish American led Holy Cross to state titles and threw two no hitters in one week, recording 26 straight hitless innings. He holds a Navy medical discharge.
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New Orleans
Richard
Dick” Callahan
Holy Cross
Boston Red Sox
Louisville Colonels
American Association
Vienday
George Toporcer
Boston
Callahan
Toporcer
Navy
Minor League Baseball scores from today’s games
In the International League Syracuse beat Toronto 3 to 2. Buffalo defeated Jersey City 3 to 0. Baltimore routed Montreal 12 to 5. In the American Association Louisville won 6 to 3 over Minneapolis and Columbus topped Milwaukee 7 to 2. Toledo won 6 to 4 against Kansas City. Indianapolis at St Paul was postponed. In the Southern Association Atlanta defeated New Orleans 8 to 6. Other games were postponed.
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International League
Syracuse
Toronto
Buffalo
Jersey City
Baltimore
Montreal
American Association
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Southern Association
Atlanta
New Orleans
Huskies May Go South
Washington may schedule a two game southern swing in October 1944 with California and Southern California as possible opponents including UCLA. Navy travel limits would be suspended during the 21 to 30 October break while in the Pacific Northwest two home and home games with Willamette and Whitman are planned.
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Washington
Huskies
California Bears
Southern California
UCLA
Husky Navy
Los Angeles Coliseum
Bears
Berkeley
Navy
Pacific Northwest
Willamette
Whitman
Side Shots on Sports and Cast of Track Notables
Dan Ferris caps a quick canvass by naming sprint and 200 meter as top events at the national A A U meet next weekend. The spring field features Charley Parker, Claude Keystone Young, Ed Conwell, Barney Ewell, Herb Thompson, and Johnny Fulton among others with hopes in the 400 and 47 second quarter. Also notes Adam Walsh leaving a hotel blaze to return to Notre Dame as assistant coach. Navy standout Clyde Jeffrey serves in a flotilla with Bill Daley Bill Urlaub and Nick Wasylik among others in service.
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New York
Dan Ferris
Charley Parker
Texas
Illinois
Claude Keystone
Buddy) Young
Ed Conwell
Barney Ewell
Herb Thompson
Cliff Bourland
Elmore Harris
Morgan State
Johnny Fulton
Herb McKenley
John Yeager
Bernie Moore
Ross
Bob Hume
Adam
Adam Walsh
Notre Dame
Bowdoin
Brunswick
Maine
Walsh
Columbia
Dartmouth
Colgate
Bates
Navy base notes and sports figures in foggy report
Report from Fort Pierce Florida mentions Clyde's running doubt and a stray military joke about a soup strainer on his lip. WAC Lt Betty T Etten and Hillfield Utah WAC softball player is described as first baseman. Pvt Louis Strauss, famed New York University basketball star, located in an army hospital in Cleveland after a transport was sunk in the Mediterranean.
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Fort Pierce
Flo
Clyde
Wac
Betty T. Etten
Yankees
Nick
Hill Field
Utah
Louis Strauss
New York U
Cleveland
Mediterranean
Beavers Split Twin Bill In Portland Series
In a Pacific Coast league doubleheader Portland Beavers split with the Los Angeles Angels to take the series four games to three. Norm De Weese homered in the first game for a 2-1 Portland win, while Los Angeles grabbed the nightcap 3-2 with all its runs in the sixth. A new series opens tonight with Sacramento at Hollywood and other matchups.
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Portland Beavers
Los Angeles Angels
Portland
Angels
Norm de Weese
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Hollywood
Seattle
Oakland
San Diego
San Francisco
Diamond Dust Leads to Late-Inning Victory
Jake Powell delivers an 11th inning single for the Senators to nip the Yankees. Mickey Rocco and Cris Hackett each drive in two as the Indians erupt for five runs in the fourth to topple Detroit. Mel Ott hits two homers and a double powering a 16 hit Giants attack against Brooklyn.
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Associated Press
Jake Powell
Senators
Yankees
Mickey Rocco
Cris Hackett
Indians
Detroit
Mel Ott
Giants
Brooklyn
Coast League Scores: Los Angeles Beats Portland in Doubleheader
In game one Tetler and Fernandez led Los Angeles to a 6 to 4 win over Portland. Camellas Osborn and Sarni provided offense in a 6 to 4 second game triumph, with Helser and Campbell aiding Portland's efforts.
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Los Angeles
Portland
Tetler
Fernandez
Pieretti
Norager
Camellas
Osborn
Sarni
Helser
Campbell
Star Joins Navy
Dante Magnani a former St Marys college halfback who started with the Chicago Bears last year left for navy boot camp at Farragut Idaho. Before induction he had been working in a Richmond shipyard. Principles of local self government in Sweden are based on medieval Catholic church system.
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San Francisco
Dante Magnani
St. Mary's College
Chicago Bears
Navy
Farragut
Idaho
Richmond
Sweden
Golfers Start First Round in Annual City Tournament
Pairings announced for the city golf tournament with Ben Peterson holding medalist honors after a 77. First round play underway. matches to be completed by next Saturday. Final rounds set for June 25 with rounds scheduled June 18 and June 24.
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Ben Peterson
Fred Huth
H. H. Zimmerli
E. J. Green
Sgt. R. R Hansen
Gordon Edgar
T. G
R. A. Hale
Wallace Burrell
E. A. Grimm
Dan McLaughlin
Set
C. R. Wallace
Stan Moon
Frank Gladstone
T. H. Anderson
Gordon Dunlap
C. L. Gibson
John Conway
Phil Moon
R. A. Carson
Joe Hall
Ray Squires
Tommy Terrell
R. V. Boyd
Mel Dunlap
Ahimstrom
J. L. Tauter
J. F. Moore
Grant Kimball
Harry Trahant
C. L. Harris
Evan Evans
Dan Sommers
Bill Terrell
J. W. Rodda
al Kessel
Lynn Pack
Bud Lotz
State Nominees Set for Republican and Democratic Tickets
Poirier of Blanchard and Brainard of Kellogg seek the Republican first district nomination to oppose White while Phil J. Evans of Preston runs unopposed for the Democratic nomination in the second district. Governor race contenders include Edwin C. Nelson and others for Republican and George H. Curtis and Cal vin Wright for Democrats. Five vie nonpartisan for two supreme court seats as campaign spending rules and filing deadlines loom.
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Poirier
Blanchard
Robert Brainard
Kellogg
White
Phil J. Evans
Preston
Edwin C. Nelson
Fenn
William H. Detweiler
Hazelton
Milton L. Horsley
Soda Springs
Harvey Schwendiman
Newdale
Don 8. Whitehead
Boise
George H. Curtis
Calvin Wright
Burley
Fred Porter
Idaho Falls
Charles C. Gossett
Nampa
Supreme Court
Idaho
Senate
Congress
Secretary of State
Nation launches drive for billions in war costs
Secretary Morgenthau cites war cost projections ending this year at 295 billion dollars and details from Naples to Rome and the Marshall Islands to Tokyo. He notes Japan’s shipping cuts and troops facing starvation, while veterans with wartime disability qualify for lifelong pensions.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Texas
Arkansas
Texarkana
Japan
Germany
Morgenthau
Naples
Rome
Berlin
Marshall Islands
Tokyo
Political parties urge electors to vote in state race
Leaders of both the Democratic and Republican parties urged all qualified electors to vote. Two minor parties scheduled nominating conventions, the Socialist party in Boise and the Prohibitionist party in Nampa.
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Socialist Party
Boise
Prohibitionist
Nampa
RAF and American Bombers Strike German Targets in Ruhr and France
Daylight raids by British and Italian aircraft hit transport hubs and the Gelsenkirchen synthetic oil center in the Ruhr, with 1 568 tons dropped. RAF night attack preceded a daylight sweep by 1 000 plus bombers against German facilities, while Fortresses with Thunderbolts and Mustangs hit Evreux-Pauville and Dreux Illieres airfields under clear skies.
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Britain
Italy
RAF
Gelsenkirchen
Ruhr
Evreux-Pauville
Dreux - Illieres - L’eveque
State Places 1400 in Pool
Consolidation of pools of men who passed pre induction physicals will leave about 1400 Idaho men available for service in army or navy on July 1 Brig Gen M G McConnel said The state director of selective service reported on June 1 navy designated men awaiting induction totalled 1135 and army earmarked men 926 a total of 2061 Inductions in June will be 471 into the navy leaving 664 on July 1 and 687 into the navy leaving 239 This total of 903 will be returned to the general army navy pool In June 759 men will receive pre induction physicals and an estimated 500 will qualify for both the army and navy
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Boise
Idaho
Army
Navy
M. G. McConnel
State Director of
Selective Service
Army-Navy
Navy General Pool Expanded for July Duty
Those added to the 903 remaining from earlier examinations will bring the total to 1403 available for duty in either service on July 1.
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Navy General Pool
Black Rock Plans Consolidation Vote
Bannock county commissioners authorize an election on July 14 at 3 p m in Pocatello and Black Rock to decide if Black Rock No 1 should consolidate with Pocatello No 1 to form Bannock county district No 1.
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Black Rock Plans
Bannock County
Pocatello
Black Rock
Black Rock Common
Jack Pot Helps Crew Survive 28 Missions Over Europe
Lt. William Fleming recalls the bomber crew nicknamed Jack Pot. He says the name helped the crew endure 28 missions over Europe without casualties as they faced heavy opposing fire.
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Seattle
Europe
William Fleming
Jack Pot
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