Redlegs Triumph 7-2 Over Giants In Night Tilt
Cincinnati Reds defeat New York Giants 7 to 2 in a night game before 25 150 fans highlighted by a five run second inning. Gene Thompson drove in three runs with a bases loaded double and strong hitting from McCormick Werber and Fray fueled the rally. Giants stranded 11 as Gumbert took the loss despite some success for them.
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Cincinnati
Harry Gumbert
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Reds
Frank McCormick
Gene Thompson
Werber
Fray
Mike
Lynn
Dear
Vandenberg Andlpasning
O'Dea
Thompson
Lombardi
Mo Rame
Losin
Gumbert
Miners Fall to Aces in Doubleheader Losses
Huntington Aces powered past Welch in both ends of a doubleheader 11 to 1 and 2 to 0 as Huntington pitchers limited the Miners to two runs over 16 innings. In the nightcap a tight pitchers’ duel ended with Huntington crossing the winning run in the seventh. Bluefield edged Williamson 3-2 to climb to the Mountain State League lead in front of a league attendance record of 3,800 spectators.
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Huntington Aces
Nife
Welch
Miners
Aces
Bluefield
Blue Grays
Williamson
Eakin
Red Birds
Fessler
Harrison Wilkel
Peters
Carman
Rakin
McKay
McNulty
Drive to Split Allies Started on Front Near Abbeville and Longwy
Reports from the front describe fresh German divisions entering action along a 200 mile stretch from Abbeville to Longwy as Hitler vows to resume the march. German air forces targeted French troops south of Abbeville with Stukas attacking tanks while Allied defenses hold near the Maginot line and around Paris.
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Abbeville
English Channel
Longus
Maginot Line
Adolf Hiller
le Havre
Britain
Paris
France
Abbe- Ville
Amiens
Seinemouth
Raven
England
Te Havre
Somme-Aisne
Third Republic
Europe
Hitler
Germany
Flanders
Longwy
Luxembourg
Channel
DNB
Allies Ready for a Stab to Heart, Says Goering
Berlin reports Sd Marshal Hermann Goering announced the Allies are ripe for a stab to their heart delivered by the German air force. He described the "terrible blow" that makes them ripe and said the Luftwaffe will strike to secure victory.
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Berlin
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Hermann Goering
Barricades Set Up in England
London reports Britain mobilizes home defense as village greens fill with barricades and trained volunteers. Generals Cranside and Ironside units man anti tank guns while farmers dig ditches and alter fields to hinder parachuting invaders.
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England
Drew Middleton
London
Cromwell
Britain
Napoleon
Ironside
Sir Edmond
Ranside
Par Chuters
Reichswehr
Senegal
Routh Col
France
British Union of Fascists
Adolf Hitler
New England
Negro Brownie Camp Leaders to Be Trained
Negro Brownie leaders attend Camp Edith Macy in Pleasantville New York to plan a training course. Miss Stace Crishlow directs the program with senior unit leaders James Sel Brownie and Mrs Dall aiding, as instructors prepare staff for the training.
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Pleasantville
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Augusta
Will James
Dall
Stace Crishlow
Tax Brown
Louise Hamler
German Resilience and Allied Pressure Unfolds Amid War News
Reports describe German forces driving panicked retreats as Le Havre’s strategic role as a fuel and coal port is emphasized. Hitler orders extended German daylight bells while Russia supplies critical materials to the Reich, signaling sustained wartime logistics and tensions.
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le Havre
England
Hitler
Germany
New
Dno Yall
Dienst Aus Deutschland
Reich
Army of 400000 Regulars Proposed
General George C. Marshall proposed expanding the regular army to 400000 men to avoid calling the National Guard into active service. Plans include organizing 335000 troops into 12 divisions with two fully armored mechanized units and other troops available for deployment.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
National Guard
French President lauds British heroism in war message
London reports President Lebrun sent a note to King George VI praising the bravery of the British army navy and air force. He said British and French soldiers on the northern front would again fight side by side highlighting enduring Franco British solidarity and shared ideals.
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London
Albert Lebrun
France
Vna
George VI
Deportation of Aliens Approved By House
Washington reports the House approved a bill for prompt deportation of aliens engaged in espionage or sabotage for a foreign government or who have felony convictions, sending it to the Senate without debate. Canton completed a Mid Atlantic series sweep over Dayton, winning 12 to 9. Hathaway charged, Hedkey held Wings to six hits.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Browns
Mike Sargent
Portsmouth
Bob Janeski
Wally Alston
Gravina
Red Birds
Drasites
Gravina Janesk
Washington
House
Senate
Canton
Dayton
Wings
Terriers
Ray Hathaway
al Hedkey
Hathaway
Albosta
Fernandez
Hodkey
Deure
Senators Notch Infields Highlight Sparse Page 14 Recap
A garbled box score and scattered names detail a baseball note from Akron and Charleston games. Players such as Bauer, Morgan, Souchork, Bublette and Queen are listed with positions and actions including steals and hits. The fragmentary text hints at pitching by Walle and Robins with limited context and unclear outcomes.
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Bauer
Sitrec'ml
Tighe If
Morgan Tf
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Wbublette Ss
Ciba
Charleston
Hans P Tong Tolnik
Neal Akron
Twit
Kalin
SwWeerka
Wau
Eredes
Bubleite
Kordan
Han
Grant
Uh McNally
Robins
Hans F
Mipies
French Pitches Continued From Page 12
In a tense Chicago at Philadelphia clash Bragan misplayed a force attempt and an intentional walk loaded the bases for Dallesandria triggering the deciding blow from French over Mulcahy. Handeled by Mullins, Berger and May drove runs as Chicago tried to rally. Attendance about 3,304 with Philadelphia 4 Chicago 8 final.
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Dallesandia
French
Hugh Mulcahy
Philadelphia
Arho Schulte Hf
Mahan Ib
Armyich II
Glerton d. Berger
Onich'la
Marty
Dragan
Hrte Hark Civarreita
Nicholson
Epcure
Wragan
Cousns
Berger
May
Dallessandra
Max
Breogan
Jaakessandra
Matuick
Prevel
Hone Gromer
Gleesap
Herman
Manin
Cavarresty
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