War Jeep triumphs at Washington Park in seven furlongs
War Jeep owned by Mrs Elizabeth N Graham of New York defeats Fighting Don and Hoop Jr in a tax track seven furlongs at Washington Park. Time 1 3, War Jeep earns 15050 to Mr Graham with payoffs 7 20 and 4 80. Fot O Luck second, Fighting Step third, Ed Sailor feature also noted.
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Crimson Tide Ends Month Practice Drill
Tuscaloosa AP report states Alabama’s 865 grid squad completed a two week period of summer practice with a lengthy scrimmage featuring Harry Gilmer, last year’s standout passer and triple threat, as he connected with teammates and intercepted passes. Several Tide players were sidelined by injuries, including Mancha, Modges, and Self, while veterans Gambrell and Scales, both returning to the Capstone, stood out.
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Printing and Publishing Employ a Small Fraction of U S Workers
The report notes that about one in 59 workers in the United States is tied to printing or publishing. The statement places emphasis on the breadth of the industry within national employment.
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United States
Pullman Travel Rules Hit Ball Teams Hard
New York AP report says new passenger car limits will strain athletic programs as teams lose sleeping space and face travel hardship. Roy Meek of the Philadelphia Athletics says clubs will sprint a squad if needed on longer trips, while college teams with Naval trainees may suffer most. Railroads forecast a possible shortage relief in three to five months as football season nears.
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Bric A Bac Captures San Juan Capistrano Handicap
ARCADIA Calif AP Bric A Bac won the 50000 San Juan Capistrano Handicap at Santa Anita closing day feature race, defeating nine rivals over 1 1/2 miles. Jockey Conn McCreary rode the Freeman and Church entry, payout 930 5 460. Wing and Wing and Best Effort paid 1299 and 670. Mutuels totaled 649853. Wing and Wing ridden by J Craigmyle Best Effort by Jack Westrope.
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Newhouser Caps Thirteenth Win In Topping Yanks
Detroit wins 3 2 as Hal Newhouser earns his 13th victory over the Yankees. Roger Cramer's 10th inning triple scores Rudy York after a tense ninth inning, while Bill Zuber pitches all nine for New York. Brooks Top Cards in another game as Brooklyn stays atop NL race with a 10-7 win.
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Thousands Killed By Nazis In Berlin
Berlin near the end of World War II saw mass drowning as SS troops flooded subway tunnels killing tens of thousands. As Russians closed in, residents hid in tunnels, facing starvation, shelling, and chaos. Explosives blocked escape routes. millions of cubic feet of water flooded lines, drowning most within.
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Beving Wife Faces Choices On Sacrifices Of War
The passage weighs how a Beving wife may influence her husband’s mindset about wartime sacrifices. If she remains bitter or highlights others' lack of service, she could foster resentment. if she shows pride in shared sacrifices, she may help him feel satisfaction and unity.
Baseball Standings and Results From The AP
The American League games show New York 2 Detroit 3 and Boston 8 Cleveland 6. National League results include Cincinnati 1 New York 3 and St Louis 7 Brooklyn 10 with Chicago 3 Philadelphia 0. The Halifax Gazette traces its origins to 1752 with John Bushnell.
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Horner Favored To Win AGA Tourney In Alabama
Horner is the odds on favorite to win the Alabama Gold Association Championship to be held at Mobile Country Club starting July 1. Former AGA standouts from Montgomery and Selma lead a field including Weldon Doe, Harry Pritchett, John Themes, Gordon Smith, and Bob Gregory as Birmingham hosts deep history in the event.
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Dothan Glass Beats Rainer 6-5 In City League Game
Dothan Glass edged Rainer five to six in a Friday night City League bell game. Smith pitched all seven innings for Dothan Glass allowing seven hits and eight strikeouts. Brackin started for Rainer but was relieved in the third by Acree who fanned ten after two hits. Rainer scored in the first sixth and seventh on hits from Ward Moorehead Brackin Acree and Woodham. Bethan Gi markers scored in the first second and fifth with Stewart Brock Murphy Smith and Howell driving the offense.
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Paul Jakochhoy and the arc lamp invention tale
The fragment names Paul Jakochhoy and describes an arc lamp creation related to 1878 involving Bursian of Beer. Details are fragmented and unclear but indicate a parade or display of devices using inflating material and related care or installation.
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Broadcast Promises Sparked Radio Education Rise in 1917
In 1917 Dr. Frank Conrad pledged a school to receive radio instruction, marking a early push for broadcast science and public education. The note records how the fraternity and university figures supported the shift toward wireless lectures and broadcasts.
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