Pirates Hold Flag Battle With Red Triumph
Pittsburgh tops Cincinnati 6 to 5 as Pirates stay in National League pennant race. late Cincinnati rally falls short. Also Braves sweep doubleheader over Brooklyn 8 to 4 and 9 to 0, with Hendrick homering. Giants win both ends of a double bill against Philadelphia, 15-14 and 12-4.
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Final Today in Red Oak Meet
Red Oak II hosts final round play with Gene Vaughn Shenandoah and Deg Reynolds Creston facing 18 holes in the morning and 18 more in the afternoon for the title. Vaughn advanced by defeating A. Clepp 2 up, after a strong showing. Reynolds edged Ly man Turner Red Oak 1 up at the eighteenth to reach the final.
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Trans Miss golf set for record turnout in Omaha
Omaha invites top midwest golfers for the Trans Mississipp i tournament at the Omaha Field club June 24 to 29. Tournament secretary Blaine Young reports a record entry with 209 last year and Bartlett of Ottumwa defends his title after winning in Des Moines.
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Radio schedule fragments list dozens of stations and programs
A dense list of radio station names, times, programs, and performers across multiple markets. Includes WJZ WGN WEAF KYW KDKA and others with opera, concerts, news, and dance shows listed in CST. No single event, mostly programming snapshots from various stations.
Invershin Victor Wins Ascot Gold Cup in 1945
At Royal Ascot, Invershin owned by Reid Walker won the gold cup over two and a half miles. Reigh Count, ridden by Wragg, finished second with Palais Royal II third. The event drew a royal attendance and featured 123 starters with a purse of $20,000.
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National League and American League batting leaders list
In international service led reports, O Doul and Hornsby top the National League list with high averages. Foxx Lazzeri and Manush lead in American League batting, while page figures show various players and teams with GAB R H and theirPet and BA statistics from the season’s early standings.
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International News Service
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Herman
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Phila
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Boston
Foxx
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Manush
St. Louis
Simmons
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Washington
Quasqueton Picnic Set For June 27 At Adams Timber
Quasqueton Sunday school of Union church plans its annual picnic in the Adams timber near Quasqueton on Thursday June 27. Special Service reporter notes date and location for local church event.
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Landmark Theatre Feature line up for tonight
The program includes Sun Town at Theatre with Elinor Fair and Ivan Lebedeff, Wedding Slips, The Haunted Island serial, The Hole In the Wall at Paramount with Claudette Colbert and Edward G Robinson, The Plumbers Are Coming and The Singing Bee. Strand offers Syncopation with Fred Waring and Sonnet all talking comedy Follies in Fashion. Paramount presents Spiritualistic Secrets Bared with a plot of revenge and kidnap via a spiritualist outfit concluding with an unusual ending.
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Elinor Falr
Ivan Lebedeff
Hugh Allan
Jackie Oakle
Paramount
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Robinson
Pathe
Ardath & Co
Singing Bee
Jack White
Vitaphone
Paramount News
Fred Waring
Morton Downey
Dorothy Lee
Edward G. Robinson
The Hole In the Wall and Film Acts in Review
A cinema rundown notes The Hole In the Wall’s sharp realism and sensational edge. The program features three Vitaphone acts and a Pathe comedy starring George Lamare about bumbling thieves planning a plumber's office robbery to answer a Fifth Avenue call. Fred Ardath & Co present The Singing Bee, a comedy with a large company joining in an old fashioned singing bee.
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George Lamaire
Fifth Avenue
Fred Ardath & ‘Ca
Comedy and song program with Masters of ceremonies
The piece describes Born and Lawrence in a new comedy sketch and Jack White as master of ceremonies with the Montreal orchestra. Ruth Petty and the Lee Sisters perform songs, with White as the act's feature. A Paramount news reel is also screened.
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Fights Last Night Feature Narrow, Quick Wins
In Davenport and nearby cities Ian Tuly Grimith stopped Johnnie Krueger while Billy ihrig outpointed Jimmy Townsley. Young Denson stopped Billy Mason, and Young Powell outpointed Battling Moran. Hid Stanley beat Speedy Moulden, and Montreal Jack Cohen won on a foul against world featherweight champion Andre Routis in a non title bout.
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