Union drive against major league players stalls in New York
Robert Murphy of the American Baseball Guild said he would not press unfair labor practice charges against the New York Yankees Giants and the Brooklyn Dodgers. The New York state labor relations board asked Murphy’s group to show cause why the charges should not be dismissed for lack of prosecution with returns due next Wednesday. Murphy claimed teams initiated dominated interfered with and supported a players committee and restrained and coerced players from organizing and bargaining through chosen representatives.
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U.P
Robert Murphy
New York Yankees
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
State Labor Relations Board
Murphy
American Baseball Guild
William J. Kelley
Pete Reiser In Good Condition After Wall Collision
Brooklyn Dodger outfielder Pete Reiser was reported in fair condition at Swedish Hospital after colliding with the centerfield wall at Ebbets Field while making a catch off Cully Rikard. Initial diagnosis noted a brain concussion and scalp lacerations. he spent a comfortable night under observation with X-rays planned to assess injuries.
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New York
Pete Reiser
Brooklyn Dodger
Pittsburgh
Swedish Hospital
Reiser
Ebbetsfield
Cully Rikard
League Leaders By Associated Press National League
The National League leading hitters include Walker Philadelphia batting .363 and Slaughter St Louis at .355. Mize New York leads home runs with 14 alongside other top fielding and pitching leaders such as Strikingout Branca and Spahn.
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Philadelphia
Slaughter
St. Louis
New York
Thomson
Torgeson
Boston
Mize
Baumholtz
Ennis
Baumhauts
Cincinnati
Rigney
Riples
Cooper
Schoen
Savenes
Brooklyn
Joe York
Miller
Robinson
Sae
Branca
Blackwell
Spahn
Rowe
Owen
Phil
Pittsburgh
New Philadelphia
Chicago
Baseball scoring leaders and team ties in New York notes
Batting leaders include Boudreau Sgerdana 358 and DiMaggio 357 in New York with Williams 35. Keller 38 and DiMaggio Williams 31. Hits led by Dillinger 53. Kell, Kennedy, DiMaggio 51. Doubles chief Mullin 17 Joost 13. Lehner. Home runs Keller 13 Williams 12. Stolen bases Dillinger 11 Philler 8. Strikeouts Newhouser 75 Felter 70 Shea 6-1 Hutchinson 5-1.
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DiMaggio
New York
Williams
Eee
Keller
Boston
Dillinger
St. Louis
Kell
Detroit
Kennedy
Chicago
Mullin
Joost
Philadelphia
Ag “Alee Chicago
Lehner
Philler
Newhouser
Felter
Cleveland
g—Shea
Hutchinson
Radio and TV Listings Across Stations KCNA KVOA KTUC
A dense schedule overview lists programs and time slots for KCNA and sister stations KCNA 1340 KVOA 1290 KTUC 1400. Programs include news music sports dramas crime features and reader’s digest style segments with late night sign offs and varied entertainment.
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KCNA
Star
KVOA
Eddie Duchin
Eddie Cantor
Ariz. Byways
Jo Stafford
Aldrich
Aldrich Fam. 12:30-Kvoa G'nite 9:00-Fran. Langford
KTUC
D. Haymes
Suspense
H Wood Theater
Reader’s Digest
Hardy News
Headlines
Local Radio Schedule Fragments Morning Lineup
Fragmented listing shows KCNA News blocks imprecisely dated with programs including Purple Sg TioLocal and Twin Pianos. Several time stamps repeat and include musical segments like Three T's and Rhythm 5.
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KCNA
Locke Favorite In Capitol Open
In Lanover Maryland Bobby Locke the Johannesburg rookie is a prohibitive favorite to win the $10,000 National Capitol Open after a 33 on nine holes in practice. Sammy Snead mentors Locke and holds strong influence as he backs Locke while Lew Worsham is listed as a strong second choice and local Chunky Lew Worsham follows third.
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Newton
Mass
Snead
Locke
South Africa
Chunky Lew Worsham
Knothole Gang Passes Available Before Saturday Game
Knothole Gang passes totaling more than 1000, donated by the Fraternal Order of Eagles, are at the sheriff's office. Gang members must pick them up before Saturday's game between the Tucson Cowboys and the El Paso Texans at Randolph Park.
Suns and Calif. leagues crack down on player misconduct
President W. R. Bill Schroeder announced sanctions after Sun set and California state leagues fined 15 players and issued sharp reprimands since the season began a month ago.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Sunset
California
W. R
Bill” Schroeder
Yankees split with Tigers as Rizzuto powers doubleheader
Phil Rizzuto collected seven hits in ten at bats for the Yankees in a doubleheader against Detroit, with three hits in the first game 6-2 and four in the nightcap 17-8, including two doubles. Hank Borowy pitched a 6-0 shutout for the Cubs over the Giants, giving him his sixth straight win after an opening day loss.
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Associated Press
Phil Rizzuto
Yankees
Tigers
Hank Borowy
Cubs
Giants
Muskogee Outfielder Banned For Life For Throwing Game
Marion McElreath of Muskogee Oklahoma and the Western Association was banned from organized baseball for life by Minor League Commissioner George M Trautman. The ruling cites two plays in a St Joseph Missouri game on May 4 showing lack of full good faith and notes betting slips for large wagers on games he did not participate in.
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Columbus
U.P
Marion McElreath
Muskogee, Okla
George M. Trautman
McElreath
St. Joseph
Trautman
AZ tennis stars eye early Los Angeles tourney prep
C. Z. Lesher says University of Arizona coach Tom Van Fleet and Herb Benham may enter the Los Angeles Metropolitan tournament ahead of the NCAA event. If they compete, they will train two weeks on the coast at Santa Barbara and seek match competition before joining as a doubles team for the NCAA tourney June 23 to 28 at UCLA.
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C. Z. Lesher
University of Arizona
Tom van Fleet
Tucson
Herb Benham
Santa Barbara
Calif
Los Angeles
van Fleet
Benham
Ucla
Trojans Beat USC For Baseball Title
California Intercollegiate Baseball Association championship decided as California Bears defeat USC 5 to 2. Bears set to meet Washington State in Berkeley for Pacific Coast title Friday and Saturday.
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Trojans
USC
Los Angeles
UPR
University of California
California Intercollegiate Baseball Association
Bears
Washington State
Berkeley
Pacific Coast League Scores Reported Rain Delays
Seatta 12 innings Oakland 3 Portland Los Angeles 14 San Dieg 6. Sacramento at San Francisco postponed due to rain.
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Oakland
Portland
Los
San
Tudor Minstrel A Choice At Epsom
Tudor Minstrel, James Dewar's unbeaten colt, is a probable odds-on favorite for the English Derby at Epsom Downs. A field of 14 contenders will run the mile and a half test before 1,000,000 fans after Blue Train was scratched due to shin injuries.
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Tudor Minstrel
James Dewar
Epsom Downs
Blue Train
King George
McDonnell Pitches A No Hit Contest In Class A Softball
Jim McDonnell pitched a no hit no run game for the .4105 Stor age club as they beat the Vets Canteen 90 at 22nd Street Park. Davis Monthan Bombers defeated Goodman’s Supply 11-3 in the first Class A game. Little Flower shut out Cardinals 9-0 in the Gass B preliminary.
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Jim McDonnell
Vets Canteen
22Nd Street Park
Davis-Monthan
Goodman
Little Flower Club
Cardinals
Duck Hunter Demand Surges as Duck Population Drops
Washington June 5 UPI The nations 2 000 000 duck hunters face fewer targets as the U S Fish and Wildlife Service reports North American duck numbers at a low since 1938. A six member Wildlife Service committee will meet in Chicago to set 1947 season regulations including possible reduction in hunting days.
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UPR
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
North America
The
Wildlife Service
Chi
Cago
1945 Hunting Season Spanned Over Eighty Days
The 1945 hunting season stretched across more than 80 days, reflecting a longer period than the prior year’s 45 day benchmark. This extended window affected schedules and resource planning for hunters and authorities.
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