Viewing page 25 of 307
This transcription has been completed. Contact us with corrections.
[[underlined]] Restricted [[/underlined]] Symbols: WP Will Proceed, or will proceed there to FYPN Tvl dir is necessary for accomplishment of emerg war mission NMS number of months service TCNT To will furnish the necessary OCNR and on completion of the TDY will return to proper sta COND and thence to such other places as the CO may direct ASRS Adjusted Service Rating Score [[line]] HEAD COMMAND [[line]] AFO [29] [[line]] -EXTRACT- [[line]] [[Upside down]] SPORTS TUESDAY'S BASEBALL RESULTS NATIONAL LEAGUE Phil-4 Chicago-1 Bos-Pitt, nitegame N.Y.-Cin, nitegame Brk-St.L, nitegame AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston-10 Clev.-5 Detroit-8 New York-3 Chicago-1 Phil.-0 St.L- Wash.-nitegame The Boston Red Sox juggernaut is zooming toward [[text missing]] 1946 American League pennant, and it will take [[text missing]] Yankees or Senators, traveling in ram-jet propel- [[text missing]] rockets to catch them. Detroit, 14 games off the [[text missing]], may have a wild chance. As for the others [[text missing]] be lucky to stick within 30 games of the baffling Bosox. All of the second division teams are at least 20 games to the rear of Boston, with the Red Sox promising to make it more. Just for the record, it might be noted here that the Sox won their 12th straight game as they slugged out a 10-5 verdict over Lou Boudreau's Cleveland Indians. It was also their 19th consecutive Fenway Park win over western American League clubs. The win was their 41st against only 9 setbacks. That, Mr. Bones, is a record. As for the game itself, Bob Klinger, who relieved starter Charlie Wagner in the fifth after Boudreau and Pat Searey had pounded homers for the Indians in the fourth, was the winner. Rod Embree was tagged with the loss for the Tribe. As for the New Yorkers, Detroit beat them 8-3. They didn't have a chance. Hank Greenberg, blasting his 14th to take the lead in the league, and Dick Wakefield cracking his fourth, hit homers for Detroit. On the mound, it was lefty Hal Newhouser, using his blazing fast ball, racking up his 10th win against 2 losses. Floyd Bevens was the loser for the Yanks. The Chicago White Sox shaded the A's in Philadelphia, 1-0. Round Edgar Smith, hurling five hit ball, [[text missing]] for the Chisox, his second win against four de-[[text missing]]. Over in the National League, Philadelphia Phils [[text missing]] tinued to play havoc with the Chicago Cubs' chances of catching the league-leaders, Brooklyn and St. PROGRAM The I&E program scheduled for all Area 1 units at 1100 Friday, 14 June has been canceled. The Saturday program will be given at 1100 as originally scheduled. [[article]] [[image – a winged shield marked 315; the left wing says FIGHTER, and underneath it APO; athe right says COVER, underneath that is 929;]] FIGHTER COVER is published by the I&E Section of 315th Composite Wing, APO 929, daily except Sunday. [[/article]] [[article]] DO IT NOW! Get a Stateside furlough. Enlist in the Regular Army today! [[/article]] [[article]] ANTI-FRAT DRIVE IS ON A drive is now on to enforce a new disciplinary measure forbidding members of Allied personnel to publicly promenade hand-in-hand, arm-in-arm, or to carry on other signs of familiarity with Japanese women. [[/article]] [[article]] MOVIE "TARZAN and THE LEOPARD WOMEN" Johnnie Weismuller Brenda Joyce [[/article]] [[/Upside down]]
Transcription Notes:
"Pat Seerey" is the correct spelling: https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/s/seerepa01.shtml
