Mort Cooper fires one hit shutout for St Louis
Mort Cooper pitched his second straight one hit game, a 5 0 victory over Philadelphia. He allowed only Jimmy Wasdell's eighth inning single, with five strikeouts and no walks, while Charlie Fuchs gave up eight hits. Musial extended his hitting streak to 21 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton, JR
St. Louis
Mort Cooper
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cardinal
Billy Southworth
Big Mort
Phillis
Brooklyn
Mort
Jimmy Wasdell
Charlie Fuchs
Stan Musial
Ken O'Dea
Dodgers
Paul Derringer
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Detroit Tigers
Buccaneers
New York Giants
Reds
Clark Kinnick Killed In Navy Plane Crash At Sea
Des Moines reports Navy pilot Clark Kinnick, famed Iowa Hawkeyes back wearing No 24, was killed in a forced landing at sea. Parents in Omaha notified. body not recovered. He starred for Iowa in 1939 including a late strike win over Minnesota and Notre Dame, part of the Ironmen era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Skelley
Des Moines
Hawkeye
Nile Clark Kinnick
Minnesota
Gophers
Iowa
Kinnick
Hawkeyes
Ironmen
Omaha
Ironman
Notre Dame
Michigan
Northwestern
Marana routs Consairs in league baseball clash
Marana defeated Consolidated Vultee Consairs 10 to 3 as Aguilar gathered five hits in five at bats and scored four runs. Danna hit a home run, while McMasters pitched for Marana and Vargas finished the win. Ortiz started for Consairs, allowing nine hits and six runs in four innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lucas Marana
Tet
Seenbiee Meigs
Sollee
Ken Meksaiee
Paul Cuevas
Joe Nosenzo
Desert Dusters
Vultee Consairs
Tex Heaton
Gene Glithero
Maranians
Johnny Cee
Ray Vargas
Aggie Aguilar
Nick Danna
Marana
Ortiz
Vargas
McMasters
Slagle
Aguilar
Hank
Phoenix Thunderbirds
Phoenix
Mexico
Nogales
Davis-Monthan Mustangs
Williams Field
Junior Legion
Southern Pacific Rails
Pete Pullen
Legion
Joe Valenzuela
Rudy Robles
Hollinger
Southsiders
Eaglefield
Consairs
Abrhore DuPont
Heaton
Pennell
Slagie
Glithero
Zepeda
Payne
Krumweide
Abrhore Aguilar
Felker
Danna
Merletti
Ashley
Cuevas
Godfrey
Nosenzo
Some Ce
Few Border Colleges Likely to Field Football This Fall
Lesher reports a survey of Border conference colleges finds only Arizona and New Mexico universities definite football plans for the fall both on a restricted basis. He notes Army and Navy trainees on campuses with no assurances they can join varsity squads. Hardin-Simmons and Texas Tech are doubtful and Texas Mines will limit to local games as Tempe Flagstaff New Mexico Aggies and West Texas State Teachers abandon football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
New Mexico University
Lesher
Army and Navy
Hardin - Simmons
Texas Tech
Texas Mines
Tempe
Flagstaff
New Mexico Aggies
West Texas State Teachers College
Standings and results from major league baseball and standings
New York 21 14 .600. Washington 21 18 .538. Detroit 20 16 .556. Cleveland 12 22 .353. Boston 18 22 .450. St Louis 4 New York 6 in 10 innings yesterday. Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 2 night. Detroit 2 Washington 1 night.
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New York
Washington
Detroit
Fuiedeetis
Chicago
Cleveland
Imey Mae
Boston
Tatas
Nuusiin
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Davis-Monthanesetide
S. P
Junior Legion
Aztecas
Marana
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Peng Ma Neeties
International League Scores From Jersey City to Buffalo
Jersey City beat Syracuse 1 to 0 while Newark defeated Baltimore 5 to 1 and Buffalo routed Toronto 8 to 3. Rochester’s game with Montreal was postponed.
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Jersey City
Syracuse
Newark
Baltimore
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
American Association scores recap
Indianapolis outlasted Kansas City 7 to 7 in a 12 inning second game. Milwaukee edged Louisville 3 to 2. Columbus at Minneapolis, post Toledo at St. Paul, postponed.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Pacific Coast League Scores Reported
Results show Hollywood 5 Seattle 3 and Portland 5 Oakland 1. Los Angeles 7 Sacramento 0 and San Francisco 11 San Diego 4 in league play.
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Hollywood
Seattle
Portland
Oakland
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Francisco
San Diego
Southern Association Scores Row Leaders and Lows
In the Southern Association games Little Rock defeated Atlanta 5 to 3 while Atlanta lost 0 to 6 to their opponent. Knoxville edged New Orleans 9 to 8 and Memphis beat Chattanooga 3 to 2. Nashville triumphed over Birmingham 12 to 11.
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Southern Association
Little Rock
Atlanta
Knoxville
New Orleans
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
Birmingham
Chalky Wright Knocks Out Terranova at MSG for Featherweight Shot
Chalky Wright, aged nearly 40, defeated Young Phil Terranova in the fifth round at Madison Square Garden to become the No. 1 New York state featherweight challenger. Terranova suffered a heavy nose bleed and faded under Wright’s punching as 8,301 fans watched. The $19,421 gate was the Garden’s lowest in over a year, boosted by a draw in the Ruffin versus Young eight-round semi-final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Chalky Wright
Phil Terranova
New York State
Chalky
Los Angeles
Bronx
Madison Square Garden
Frankie Fullam
Terranova
Kave
Bronx Phil
the Garden
Bobby Ruffin
Terry Young
White Beats Enke In Benefit Meet
Andy White defeated Fred Enke Jr 6 4 10 8 in the long est men s match in the Red Cross tennis tournament at the University of Arizona courts The day's schedule listed junior boys and women s singles and men s singles and doubles with several notable matchups and a Saturday draw for the mixed doubles.
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White
Enke
Benefit
Andy White
Fred Enke, Jr
Red Cross
University of Arizona
Faccino
Frank Robertson
Frakes
Lindamood
Jean Smith
Virginia Grose
Helen Edwards
Gail Elson
Jo Pesqueira
Smith-Grose
Marguerite Chesney
Edwards- Elson
Don Napier
Harold Leece
Bob Caldwell
Phil McNeil
C. Z. Lesher
Lesher
Roy
Sovers
Napier
McNeil
Tickle
Hiser
Stars Shine in Dim Card: Cooper, Camilli Lead League Slugfest
Yankees win on Gordon's tenth inning homer after Stephens drives four runs with two homers, a double and a single. Camilli tops with a perfect day for the Dodgers in a Cubs slugfest. Kolloway keys White Sox rally. Smith Mack spark Indians with four hits and Mack's triple. DiMaggio homers for Pirates in a high scoring night. Bloodworth scores winning run in ninth against Senators.
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Associated Press
Mort Cooper
Cardinals
Phillies
Dolph Camilli
Dodgers
Cubs
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Vern Stephens
Browns
Gordon
Stephens
Don Kolloway
White Sox
Red Sox
al Smith
Ray Mack
Indians
Smith
Athletics
Mack
Tribe
Vince DiMaggio
Pirates
Giants
Jimmy Bloodworth
Senators
Count Fleet Heads Belmont Stakes Bid as Whirlly Is Scratched
Belmont Park final day features Count Fleet aiming for the Triple Crown after Whirl away is scratched from the Henry of Navarre handicap. Count Fleet seeks Belmont glory and a top $38,000 purse, while rivals Fairy Manhurst and Deseronto trail in the mile and a half race. The field includes 13 with Sun Again, Sprint Ace and Speedy With Regards among entrants.
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New York
Whirlaway
Belmont Park
Count Fleet
Long Island
Kentucky
Maryland
Whirly
New Orleans
Mr. Big Tail
Sun
Withers
Service Teams Too Heavy For College Boys
Norman Oklahoma June 5. Coach Dewey Luster of Oklahoma warns college football squads facing Navy service clubs will be overwhelmed. He notes service teams will be stronger this year with many college players and pros, leaving colleges with few veterans and many 4-Fs in the draft.
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Norman
Okla
Navy
Dewey Luster
Oklahoma
Seahawks
Iowa
Cloud Busters
North Carolina
University of Oklahoma
Luster
Greg Rice Sets American Record at Metropolitan Meet
Sports MIRROR TODAY notes Greg Rice clocked 14 minutes flat for three miles to set an American record at the Metropolitan A. A. A. track and field meet. The item also recalls past boxing and baseball trades and bouts from earlier years for context.
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Greg Rice
Metropolitan
Billy Conn
Gus Lesnevich
Detroit
New York Giants
Alex Kampouris
Cincinnati Reds
Wally Berger
Angels and Seals Lead Early Baseball Scores
The Angels won 7-0 over the Solons, while the Seals clubbed San Francisco Bay club, Oakland beat Portland 5-1, and Hollywood beat Seattle 5-3. Ken Reaffe led the Los mound staff with a strong outing as Seattle fell to Portland aided by Cotton Pippen’s injury. Henry Steinbacher and Cotton Pippen contributed, with Pippen leaving after a knee injury. Beavers outslugged Seattle behind timely hits from Gullic, Rogers, ONeil, and Pieretti as Hollywood evened the series at two.
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Francisco Seals
San ‘Ll
Oakland
Hollywood
Seattle
Ken Reaffe
Los Mound
Bud Byerly
Seals
Seraphs
Charlie Schanz
Earl Coappe
Padres
Schanz
San Francisco
Henry Steinbacher
Seal
Henry (Cotton) Pippen
Sacramento
Portland
Pippen
Johnny Gill
Cotton
Nubs Kleinke
Beavers
Ted Gullic
Stan Rogers
John O'Neil
Marino Pieretti
Roy Joiner
War Office Promise On Soldier Student Protest
An informal congressional committee protesting the exclusion of soldier students from intercollegiate athletics reported that Undersecretary of War Robert P. Patterson promised an early answer to its protest. The statement came from Washington on June 5.
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Washington
U.P
Robert P. Patterson
Vanderbilt Quits Football During War Dura tion
Vanderbilt University will play no more intercollegiate football for the duration of the war Chancellor O C Carmichael announced in Nashville The decision follows the universitys strong last season in the Southeastern Conference and affects all football activities for the war period.
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Vanderbilt
Nashville
Tenn
U.P
Vanderbilt University
O. C. Carmichael
Olympic Star Zamperini Reported Missing in Pacific
Lt Louis Zamperini former USC track star and 1934 miler once set world records is reported missing in the South Pacific since May 27. The 25 year old bombardier earned the Air Medal after a Wake Island raid and had expressed wishes to bomb Berlin. His mother Mrs Anthony Zamperini of Torrance was notified.
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Los Angeles
Louis Zamperini
Berlin
Germany
Army Air Forces
South Pacific
Zamperini
von Fritsch
United States Army Air Forces
Wake Island
Wake
Anthony Zamperini
Torrance
Bombardier
University of Southern California
Minneapolis
South Africa Ends Inland City Blackout Measures
South Africa announces no further blackout is needed in inland cities, signaling a shift in energy curtailment policy. Officials say supply stability has improved and regional grids no longer require scheduled power cuts.
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South Africa
Williams Flyers Battle Davis-Monthan In Arizona Showdown
In Mesa on June 5 fans anticipate the All-Arizona test as undefeated Davis-Monthan faces Williams Field. The Tucson club leads Southern Arizona while Williams Field dominates Salt River Valley. Former major leaguers like Bill Clemensen and Lou Stringer headline a lineup that also features Stan Goletz as manager and first baseman.
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Mesa
Davis- Monthan
Williams Field
Tucson
Davis-Monthan
Arizona
Salt River Valley
Bill Clemensen
Pittsburgh Pirate
Lou Stringer
Chicago Cubs
Army Air Forces
Stan Goletz
Chicago White Sox
London dog racing set to surpass prewar crowds and bets
War time limits keep dog racing to one meeting per week but expect over six million attendees across 17 tracks near London. Betting handle for the year could reach about 90 million dollars, higher than the 1938 prewar season.
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London
Foot clinics to open across Northern Ireland
Health officials announce new foot clinics will be opened in all areas of Northern Ireland to improve podiatric care access. The plan targets widespread service rollout, with facilities to offer routine foot health checks and treatment options.
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Northern Ireland
Radio Schedule Digest for June 6 1943
A detailed listing of radio programs across the day from 6:00 AM to late evening, noting shows, guests, and news segments. Includes morning music blocks such as Organ Fantasies and Ave Maria Hour, then news, dramas, variety programs, and sports updates, with entries for stations and times across multiple dates 1943 and 1948.
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Cooper
Phill
Wasdell
Tigers
Nats
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Jesse Flores
Cleveland Indians
Otto Denning
Lou Lucier
Boston Red Sox
Clark Kinnick
Border
Wright
By Sid Feder
Sports Mirror
Barry Wood
Jerry Wald Vee
KVOA
Vergucho
Guent Line
Carol Landis
KTUC
Olympic Star
Wayne Webb
Norway
Golden Gate Quartette
Carlos Montano
Warren Sweeny
Joe Hubbard
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Nazarene Church
Grose
C.A
Eric Severeid
Fred Alien
Dick Joy
Stan Kenton
Jan Savitt
News of the World
Organ Reflections
Herbert Foote
Coffee Club
America
Franklin Stewart
Greenfield Choir
Aloha Hawaii
Chapel Lane
D’artega
Valley Bank
Uncle Sam
AFL
Tex Randall
Kay Marroney
Rey Food Committee
Jenny
Wendell Noble
Texas
Nyerson
the World Today
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mon
Belgium
Netherlands
Thurs
Plough
Wed
Leon Pearson
Y.M.C.A
Superman
Cecil Brown
Lux Radio Theatre
Screen Guild Theatre
Voice of the Army
Truman Rhadhey
Burns and Allen
Herbert Hoover
Congress Speaks
John B. Kennedy
Alka
Seltzer News
Harry James
Eye Witness News
Raymond Gram
Edwin C. Hill
Sammy Kaye
Dr. Christian
Jack Carson
Pena Seltzer
Alec Templeton
Woody Herman
Truman Bradley
Major Bowes
Alka-Seltzer
Charlie Spivak
Kate Smith
Ventures
Brewster Boy
Elmer Davis
Garden Gate
U. S. Navy
Father Hughes
Theatre of Today
Victory
P.m
Ted Husing
Lynn Chalmers
World Today
Guy Lombardo
Plough News
Ted Weems
Henry Busse
Jerry Wald
Wwmt
Drew Pearson
Manhattan
Ld Wued
Les
Fred Allen
Walter Winchell
Basin Street
Sunrise
Serenade Country Journal
Sally Sears
Road of Life
Vic and Sade
Snow Village
Kay
Marroney
Aunt Jenny
the O'’Neills
Louis P. Lochner
Boake Carter
Sardis
Bankhage
Mader
Siesta
Rex Rourie
Art Baker
Texas Rangers
Young Dr. Malone
Wor
Guiding Light
Morton Downey
Sweetie
Ma Perkins
Bob Anderson
Pepper Young
Right To Happiness
Pancho
Priscilla
Portia
Bill Stern
Joseph C Aarsh
Chuck Wagon Fulton Lewis Jr
Revey
KGO Ktuc
Krvvua
Desert
U.S.C
Anks
Abie
Lum
Abner
St. Francis
Orch
Hora Mexicana
Ave Aaria
Church of Christ, Scientist
Church of Christ
N. Y
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