Labor Day Baseball in Boston and Around the League
The article reports on Labor Day baseball results with the Braves beating Brooklyn 2-1 and 4-0, the Pirates moving up toward third while St Louis faltered, the Yankees split with Philadelphia, and the Red Sox widening their lead over the Yankees. It notes Warren Spahn’s 12th win and a 39,670 attendance as the Braves defeat the Dodgers after a long 14 innings.
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Joe Reichler
Billy
Burgoday
Ang
Brooklyn
Dodger
Boston
Peorth
Bily
Braves Brooklyn
Dodgers
Galsery
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Pirates
New York
Phillies
Philadelphia
Bos
Iead
Red Sox
New Yorkey
Washington
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
A's
Cleveland
Chi
Tribe
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Browns
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Cubs
Braves
Warren Spahn
Senators
Anniston Rams Even Series With Montgomery Rebels
Anniston beat the Montgomery Rebels 7 3 to knot the Southeastern League playoff series at two games each. Fireman Bob Ferguson started for Montgomery but Anniston built a four run cushion. Anniston added two in the fifth and one in the seventh while Montgomery scorers came in the eighth. The teams meet again tonight at Jackson and Anniston.
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Montgomery
Rebels
Anniston Rams
Anniston
Vicksburg Billies
Jackson
Senators
Vicksburg
Billies
Bob Ferguson
Rams
Southeastern Conference Football Picks Set Top of League
In ATLANTA AP previews the SEC race led by Georgia Tech Tennessee and Alabama. Georgia Bulldogs Kentucky Vanderbilt Mississippi and Mississippi State follow as strong-backed teams with Tulane and LSU in the middle tier and Florida and Auburn lower. Noting graduations and injuries, with key players like Shorty McWilliams and Johnny Rauch returning, the piece assesses top passing potential, returning lettermen, and schedule strength for 1947 season.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Tennessee Volunteers
Alabama Crimson Tide
Georgia Bulldogs
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Tulane
Louisiana State
Florida
Aubora
Tech
Tennessee
Alabama
Shorty McWilliams
Army
Johnny Rauch
Georgia
Barney Poole
Ole Miss
Dixie
George Blanda
Ed Salem
Gilmer
Auburn
Travis Tidwell
Wally Butts
Arunner
Bulldogs
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Yellow Jackets
Red Crew
L.S.A
Texas
Rice
Texas A. M
North Carolina
Vandy
Earl Brown
Taming Hangchow Bore In China By US Engineers
US engineers with 3500 Chinese workers have built dikes protecting about 1.5 million acres and 7500 inhabitants from the Hangchow bore. Plans include strengthening dikes and channeling the Chien Tang river mouth to keep floods away, with completion expected by January 1, 1950.
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Hy Roy Elsoyan
Hangchow
China
Hatgchow Bay
Banes
Chien Tang
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administeration
Arnold N. May
Sarintee Grove
Hamchow
Americans Sweep Davis Cup Series at Forrest Hills
The United States completed a flawless 3-0 Davis Cup series victory over Australia as Frantie Parker and Ted Schroeder won the final singles matches. Parker defeated Adrian Quist 6 2 6 2 6 3 and Schroeder beat Billy Sidwell 6 2 6 1 6 1 securing the title on the final day.
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Forrest Hills
N. Y
Parker
Adrian Quist
Schroeder
Billy Sidwell
Geneva Specials-Thirty Enroll in Mrs J Clyde Lewis Kindergarten
Thirty youngsters in Geneva are enrolled in a kindergarten directed by Mrs. J Clyde Lewis. The school will be held daily at Mrs. Lewis's home with students including Barbara Williams, Sandre Hodges, Alvee Hodges, Marvin Bronton, Make Gas, Beeks Morris, Terrell Morneder, Georgia Spivey, Kenny Forehand, Frederica Moore, Atita Putman, Jonny Arnold, and others listed.
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Geneva
J. Clyde ‘Lewis
Mrs. Lewis
Barbara Jean Wiliams
Sandre Hodges
Alvee Kay Hodges
Marvin Cares Bronton
Make Gas
Beeks Morris Terrell Morne
Georgia Spivey
Kenny Forehand
Frederica Moore
Atita P.ttrman
Jonny Arnold
Gd Mercia
de Ave Levt
Pam Jenning
le Ella Beeesen
Corus Tretosen
Eten Everett
Martha Sane
Lee Feo
Mark Steetie
Merce IV
Pepreas
Seees
Babe Shisley
Boccel
Moving Crating Storage Facility Expands to 115000 Sq Ft
A new crating and storage operation enlarges to 115000 square feet, signaling expanded warehousing capacity. Details on location and client roster are not provided in the fragment.
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Prinhled Fleerance
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R. L Ali
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