Barons Rally to Overtime Win and Tie for Second Place
The Barons defeated the Williamsport Grays 2 to 1 in 13 innings to climb into second place in the Loop standings. Key plays saw Wallin and Castwood contribute in the late innings, McNair driving in the deciding run, and a disputed call sending Zardon to the showers. Manager Kolp argued from the Grays dugout as the Barons surged to victory and set up a rematch with Wilkes-Barre tonight at Arturos Falk.
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Local Boards Decide Status Of Athletes
Washington news notes draft deferment policy for athletes sparks debate among local boards. Spokesmen say boards may defer players age 30 and over if in national health or safety roles, but not all boards will ease restrictions. In sporting results, Timmy Elliott of Baltimore defeated Deacon Logan in St Louis ten rounds.
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Nats Subdue Browns 4 2 in Error Filled Game
Washington defeated St Louis 4 to 2 as errors by the Browns aided the Nationals. Mickey Kremer earned the win in a complete game effort, while Jack Kremer took the loss for St Louis. Key moments included two wild throws, a hit and a walk producing three runs in the eighth. Attendance listed at 200.
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Braves Win 7-2 Over Pirates On 18 Hits
Louisville era game report states the Boston Braves hammered Pittsburg 7 to 2 on 18 hits. Jim Tobin earned his third win of the year as his flutter ball stymied the Pirates despite ten hits. Scoring spread from first to eighth inning outlines a decisive Braves victory.
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Hess Welcomes Hitler At U Navy Station
Navy PR notes from Algiers Louisiana describe a recruit named Hitler joining the Eighth Naval District unit. An accompanying humorous exchange sees a classification specialist asking the rookie his name and receiving the reply Hitler before the official clarifies his own name Hess.
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Seerey Powers Indians Past Red Sox in Late Rally
Seerey drives four runs while playing hero after a seven run seventh inning helps the Indians edge the Red Sox 7 10. Reynolds holds Boston until a late rally. Seerey hits his fourth homer of the year with two doubles and a single driving in three.
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Frankford High Plans Dietrich Day for Sox Hero
Frankford High School alumni sponsor a Dietrich Day to honor Bill Dietrich of the Chicago White Sox. The event takes place July 9 as the Sox face the Philadelphia Athletics in a doubleheader at the local ballpark.
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Postoffice Overtime Pay Under Fire
Senator Reed demands a full investigation into post office overtime wages. He cites a jump from 19.4 million to 87.5 million in 1944 and claims waste nears 360 million annually. Reed contends postmasters abused authority and opposes proposed pay raises as unjustified.
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Principals League Standings Shape Up In Local High School Baseball
Watervliet High School leads the Principals League as the season opens with strong early showings. Troy High and La Salle Catholic vie for position after two and three games respectively, while Lansingburg struggles to start, and Spindle City Liquid holds two wins in two starts.
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Albany Academy Shuts Out Troy High in Tennis Clash
Albany Academy defeated Troy High 4 to 3 on Prospect Park courts in a singles-only match after doubles were canceled. Players from both schools posted scores including Lewis defeating Bur Toughs 6-3 6-4 and Cobden beating Davis 5-0 6-1 with other singles results listed.
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Bowling Official Taken to Hospital
Charles Cushing, treasurer of the American Bowling Congress, collapsed during a banquet address in Allentown and was rushed to Sacred Heart Hospital in critical condition. He is from Peoria, Illinois.
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Patterson Kayoes Solomon in Casino bout
Verne Patterson of Chicago knocked out Solomon Stewart of Augusta in the second round of a ten round main boxing event at the Casino. Patterson, 149, claimed victory in last night’s bout.
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Javery Seeks First Victory for Braves Pitcher
Javery of the Poston Braves aims to break a winless stretch as he struggles through early season starts. He pitched well but exited with his team trailing, failing to secure a decision despite a strong outing and support from Worcester, Massachusetts native teammates and manager Bod Coleman.
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Post Office Plans Large Salary Increases For Postmasters
A founding proposal to reward post officers for negligence with higher pay would raise annual costs to $6,012,210. Postmasters earning 1100 to 2000 would gain 20 percent, 2000 to 4000 up 15 percent, 4000 to 5000 up 10 percent, and 5000 to 7400 up 5 percent, with no raise for those at 8000 or more.
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