Dodgers Hold Slim Lead After Wild Pittsburgh Loss
Dodgers drop a wild defeat to the Pirates as Boston clinches a 4-1 win over the Cardinals to keep Brooklyn one game ahead. Pirates rally in the eighth, ad hoc umpiring controversy sparks a protracted dugout dispute. Cubs move up, Reds and Senators win, while the rest of yesterday’s results wrap up a chaotic baseball day.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
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Pirates
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Johinny Lanning
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Vince DiMaggio
Joe Medwick
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Alf Anderson
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Bob Peller
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Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Dodgers Set for Open Dates and Philadelphia Doubleheaders
Dodgers swing back east after a west coast run and plan doubleheaders in Philadelphia. They aim to stay atop the schedule with single games against Boston and Philadelphia as the season winds down. Meanwhile the Cardinals prepare for series with the Cubs and Pirates as Joe Louis trains in New Jersey ahead of his next heavyweight title defense. Reports note Louis’s conditioning, timing, and evolving boxing technique as he nears the September 29 date.
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Notre Dame
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Jamestown Felecnis
Buta Bisons
Poqutouthell
Root bet for triple crown in the American League season
The article references a top hitter likely to win the batting title and compete with DiMaggio for RBIs, notes a season setback for a player named Seller, mentions the Antler Bowling League resuming, Duquesne seeking an undefeated season after past ties and losses, Lon Nogikatt dominating and a historical note on the Mad Russian and 1648 Thres-T llitn.
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DiMaggio
Antler
Duquesne
Detroit
Mississippi
Lon Nogikatt
Milwaukee
Raymonds Lose Two Games Slip to Second Place
The Corry alamealows bowlers swept into first place as the Recreation Alleys Ladies league saw Ashres Sime win over Teens while the Raymonds slipped to second. Sterling Milk knebereties defeated the Springmakers in two games. The Recreation five won the odd game against Aero by 1 pin with Baker pacing the indy maple mowers at 175 average and series 128 178 190.
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Corry Alamealows
Ashressime
Raymonds
Springmakers
Recreation Five
Aero Team
Baker
Indy Maple Mowers
Dodgers Take Means 10 Prevent Speculation
NW YORK September 19 Every World Series ticket purchaser will be photographed to prevent speculation. The name and address of each buyer, plus seat number, will be filed and four copies of the order will be kept. President MacPhail announced the club has returned verified checks and money orders totaling more than 10,000 for blocks of pats.
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Eodlelys
Arly MacPhail
MacPhail
Roundup of baseball football and radio notes from New York sports scene
A chaotic composite of baseball, golf, and football gossip from New York sources. Mentions Dodgers manager Bill McKechnie, Reds, Stimson and Knox radio specials, Jack Singer guest, Terry Whitehead, and hints of players and coaches across teams. Includes references to college basketball and prep sports chatter with scattered names and events.
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Larry
Lenge
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CBS Radio News
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New York Journal- Aimerican
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Sore
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Michigan
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Gore
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Huny
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Cine
Inaltz
Lou NoVit
Secretary of War
Henry J. Stimson
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox
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le Granier
Jerry Shea
Iti O'Brien
Tie Charles Riyard
Boston
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Tean
Army
Williams
Jim’ O'Leary
Will Harridge
Hetlo
Bil
Bill
Tren
Mike Cuspup
Southey Mothiie
Durtaaurh
Jane
Chae Teagins
Wil Tales
Bill Eisenbrand
Harman
Neadyen
Green Bay
Wis
Packers
Aral
Greenville
S.C
Carter
Sehoop
Latimer
Skeet Match With Titusville Set For Sunday Event
The Cony Rot and Gi chub keri team will hold a skeet match near Titusville Sunday October F at the first in effort. Local clubs expect many shooters from nearby groups as boys who have hunted recently prepare for the rake event on Lindsey Hollow Road.
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Tshusville
Tie City
Lindsey Hollow
Clu
Teague
Tom Harmon Given Class 1 Draft Rating
A selective service board placed the former Michigan All American in Class 1 draft status and ordered immediate physical examination to determine readiness for service. The request to move him to Class II A was denied, with his parents' dependence cited and his father a retired steelworker.
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Gary
Hid
Tom Haynon
Selective Service Board
Michigan
WHNOR LEAGUE PLAYOFF RESULTS AND FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
WHNOR LEAGUE PLAYOFF RESULTS: International League Vials Aiontrea 12 Newayl 4 in an even series 1-1. American Association Louisville 4 Minneapolis 1 Louisv ille wins series 4-2. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT New York Curley Nichols 128 Brooklyn outpointed Henry Hoole 26 Tatianapolis (8) MEMPHIS Johrnny Romero 175 San Diego out pointed Jack Mayshall Dalivs.
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Minneapolis
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New York
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Henry Hoole
Tatianapolis
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Johrnny Romero
San Diego
Calif
Jack Mayshall
Ing
Dalivs
Henry Hurst Open golf results and entrants
Golfers tee off today in the Henry Hurst Open with note of pros, amateurs, and anticipated heavy scoring. The field includes former champions and notable names, and Sunday’s rounds are expected to reveal the winner and final standings.
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Pion
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Ony Pyer
Gie de Hale
Fragmentary Era News Snapshot
A garbled OCR fragment mentions places and names vaguely, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to confirm a concrete news item. It lacks coherent facts or a discernible subject for a valid summary.
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