Yawkey's Sox eye 1941 pennant run amid chatter
Boston's Mrs. Tom Yawkey voices confidence in the Red Sox staying in the AL pennant race as experts flag only three teams as front runners. The piece surveys college football title guesses, tennis upheaval, boxing plots, horse racing notes, and early football drafts reflecting a busy sports scene.
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Jack Guenther
United Press
New York
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Detroit
Tigers Rally To Narrow Lead With 10-5 Win
Detroit over Cleveland 10-5 as Tigers hitters tagged Allen Narrows and Naymick for 14 hits to pull within one game of the league leaders. Meanwhile Washington beat New York 3-1, Ken Chase stifling the Yankees. Dodgers sweep Phillies 3-0 and 14-3 to gain on Reds. Clyde Shoun wins for Cardinals. Cubs lose again to Cardinals.
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Tyler Wins Third Straight Game From Longview
Tyler turns in a dramatic ninth inning comeback to top Longview 4 3 in East Texas League action. Blinstruth drives in the decisive run as Tyler earns its third straight win in the series against Jimmy Adair's Texas club.
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Longview
Jl Blinstruth
Jimmy Adair
One View Texas
Marshall
Tigers
Frankie Masers
Shreveport
Bell
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United States to Lease Bases for Hemisphere Defense
Secretary of State Cordell Hull said US naval and air bases leased from Great Britain could be made available to all American republics on the fullest cooperative basis for common defense of the hemisphere. This statement was reported from Washington on September 7.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
United States
Great Britain
Honey Grove Faces Uncertain 1940 Football Season
Honey Grove High School opens workouts under Coach Cameron Harris with an inexperienced backfield and a missing center after losses of Hubert Branson to the navy and Boyd Moss to Cyteenville. Lettermen returning include Clark Houston at quarterback and Garland Clark at right end, among others, while 1939 squad members J. E. Meade Charles Moore Glenn Hawkins Richard Ramsey and Rudy Sheffield are expected to contribute heavily.
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Honey Grove
Honey Grove High School
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Cleveland Barker
Hubert Branson
Navy
Boyd Moss
Cyteenville
Warrior
Jack Young
Mac Siebenthall
Charles Dawson
Bill Ramsey
Garland Clark
Charles Allen
Clark Houston
Jack Wilson
Directors in the Front Rank of North Texas Prog Clinics
Joe B B Hrelicka signs as president with R C McMahon first vice president and Bland Smith second vice president. Sidney Smith serves as treasurer along with I B Carruth and others including Olvin W. Gross Co E Monds L O McClure R C McMahon G R Newby Dick Saunders A K Yates.
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R C. McMahon
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Bland Smith
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Sid Smith
I. B. Carruth Hooa. Cunningham Olvin W. Gross
E. Monds
L. O. McClure
R. C. McMahon
G. R. Newby
Dick Saunders
A. K. Yates
Nine Point Program Offered to Farmers by GOP Nominee
Rushville Indiana September 7 Werdell I Willkie offered farmers a nine point program today headed by a pledge to increase the purchasing power of the nation's workers by putting the unemployed back to work.
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Farm land listings detail multiple tracts across Bonham area
The notice advertises numerous farms near Bonham and Richardson with acreages from 44 to 260, including cultivated fields, pastures, meadows, and improvements such as houses, barns, and wells. Prices range around 1 000 to 5 000 dollars per acre with 20 year terms and various cash downs, electric light lines, and described soils and layouts.
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McDonald
Bonham
Reds Fall 1-0 to Indians in Friday Night Loss
Oklahoma City Indians edged Dallas Rebels 1-0 as Oro Grove spun a two hitter. Nine hits for Oklahoma City included a steal and infield hit scoring in the sixth. Earl Overman took the loss.
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Earl Overman
Brownwood Paper Sold to Charles Woodson
The Brownwood Bulletin, an afternoon daily, was announced sold to Charles C. Woodson by J. S. McBeath. Woodson previously published papers at Palestine and Glade Water and had recently sold the Cleburne Daily Times-Review to Walter Murray. Ownership reverts to Sept 1 after two years with Woolson.
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Cleburne Daily Times- Review
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Bomb raids hit London and British ports as war rages
British dispatches report a noon to night air raid on London and industrial centers. Bombs crashed into Berlin during the night as British pilots attacked, setting fires in many streets and dock areas including Liverpool Thameshaven Manchester Derby Rochester Weybridge Henley and southern coastal points. The Nazi high command claimed they carried out Hitler’s orders for large strikes.
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Navy Secretary Knox Visits Pearl Harbor Patrol Route
Col. Frank Knox secretary of the Navy arrived in Honolulu from San Francisco aboard a navy patrol bomber on a flying inspection trip to assess mid Pacific defenses. The party landed at Pearl Harbor at 1 32 p m Honolulu time after a Pacific flight guarded below by warships spaced about 200 miles apart.
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