Browns Win Tenth in Row, Stand 9 1/2 Behind A L Pennant
Denny Gatehouse fired a six-hit 3-0 shutout as the Browns beat the Yankees. Boston extended its league lead with a 2-1 win over Chicago while Detroit moved New York to fourth with a 3-2 victory. Dizzy Trout earned his 18th win in ten innings, and the scene shifts to Sportsman's Park as St. Louis and Cleveland discuss a possible World Series.
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Associated “Press
Joe McCarthy
St. Louis
Denny Gatehouse
New Yorkers
Yankee
Brownies
Brown
Boston
New York
Luke Sewell
Sportsman's Park
Gatehouse
Ernie Bonham
Yank Ace
Chicago
Emmett O'Neill
Bob Johnson
Joe Haynes
Detroit
Washington
Dizzy Trout
Johnny Niggeling
Ting Hal Ne
Baseball Scores and Tonight's AP Schedule
National League yesterday results include Boston 2 Cincinnati 0 Brooklyn 6 Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 10 New York 4 St. Louis 2 Philadelphia 0. Tonight Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St. Louis. American League sites include Louis 3 New York 0 Boston 2 Chicago 1 Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 4 Detroit 3 Washington 2. Tonight Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Chicago at Boston.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
St. ‘Louis
Boston Et A
York
Barret
Wilks
Doerr
Louis
Cullenbine
Baseball Roundup Sees Wide Day of Scoring and Shuts
Houser and Tex Hughson matched wins as Myril Hoag drove in Russ Peters with a ninth inning single to give Joe Hoving a 5-4 Cleveland win over Philadelphia. Mort Cooper’s shutout pushed St. Louis 18 1 2 games ahead with a 2-0 win over Philadelphia, Whitey Xurowski homering in the fourth. Red Barrett outpitched Bucky Walters in Boston’s 2-0 win over Cincinnati. Tom Warren drove in two in the 10th as Brooklyn beat Chicago 6-4 while New York fell to Pittsburgh 10-4. Frank Colman hit two homers in Preacher Roe’s easy win.
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Houser
Tex Hughson
Myril Hoag
Russ Peters
Joe Hoving
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Joe Berry
Luke Hamlin
Mort Cooper
St. Louis Cards
Phils
Whitey Xurowski
Ray Senders
Red Barrett
Bucky Walters
Boston
Cincinnati
Tom Warren
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cubs
New York
Pittsburgh
Frank Colman
Preacher Roe
Jack Brewer
Boxing Results From Falls River Cards Patched Knockouts
BOXING RESULTS BOXING RESULTS BROOKLYN CLEO SHANS 133 LOS ANGELES KNOCKED OUT PAUL FRESCHETTE 132 NASHUA NH 3 MONTE PIGNATORE 136 KNOCKED OUT TOMMY MURRAY 138 MONTREAL 2 FALL RIVER MASS JOE BENNett 155 HARTFORD CONN OUT POINTED COOLIDGE MILLER 150 NEW YORK 10 TONY FERRY 122 FALL RIVER KNOCKED OUT AL SFORZA 125 BOSTON 4 octopuses hunt food at night taking armsfull of snails and crabs to their lairs.
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Brooklyn
Cleo Shans
Los Angeles
Paul Freschette
Nashua
N. H
Monte Pignatore
Tommy Murray
Montreal
Fall River
Mass
Joe Bennett
Hartford
Regional and international sports briefs from August
Regional American Legion junior baseball tournaments begin Saturday in Albermarle and Columbia with eight state champions. Winners advance to the eastern sectional in Charleston, S. C., then face the western winner in the national playoff. Also in Stockholm Arne Andersson targets a new mile record while Gunder Haegg challenges his 3 000 meters mark. In West Virginia and other states archers gain a week before deer season in Waraga state park with November 27 set for exclusive bowhunting.
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N. C
American Legion
Albermarle
Columbia
Charleston
S. C
Norfolk
Huntington
W. Va
Memphis
Tenn
Thomaston
West Palm Beach
Fla
Brmingham
Ala
Spacranburg
Stockholm
Arne Andersson
Gunder Haege
Haege
Andersson
Haegg
Watoga State Park
Jack Shipman
League Leaders and dairy notes mix from old page
Baseball leaders list top players from St Louis Boston and New York with Doerr Musial Wilks Barrett and Hughson highlighted. Climate terms mention dairy prices, West Virginia counties hit by dry weather, and relief talks. Local golf match results crown Mrs Sims and Miss Germain with notable near-par play and Miss Thiiter strong in front.
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Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
H. M. Sims
Minnesota
Yarold
Dorothy Germain
Philadelphia
Georgia Tainer
Fargo
N. D
Phyllis Otto
Omaha
Neb
Miss Otto
Miss Tainer
Germain
West Virginia
Cabell, Wood
Mason
Wayne
Pleasants
Cabell
Jackson
Wood
Wirt
Calhoun
Roane
Putnam
Lincoln
Kanawha
Clay
Fayette
Monroe
Greenbrier
Pockahontas
Berkley
Jefferson
Morgan
Hampshire
Sims
Panhandle
Faucet
Mack
Miss Thiiter
Sally Sessions
Muskegon
Mich
Nazi figures elude arrest amid intrigue and rumored plots
Continued from page 1 reports that Dr Hialmar Schacht, a Nazi economist and minister without portfolio, along with Baron Konstantin Von Neursth, a high Nazi once rumored to be groomed as Hitler's successor, remained at large amid unsettled speculation. Previous reports suggested Schacht’s arrest and possible Valle tracing asbestos use in ancient times.
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Hialmar Schacht
Konstantin von Neursth
Hitler
Schacht
Valle
Agricultural yield estimates show mixed crop prospects
The service lowers corn to 10,525,000 bushels down 24 percent from last month while potato output falls 20 percent to 2,376,000 bushels. Tobacco drops 25 percent since July 1. Small grains yields are normal or above with wheat and rye better than expected. Apple production remains above average at 4,782,000 bushels, 10 percent above average, though eastern panhandle conditions risk smaller fruit and possible curtailment. peach crop hits 119,000 bushels, largest since 1931.
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Statis
Panhandle
One Man Athlete Gouveia Dominates Hawaii Day
Walter Gouveia, a 27 year old Hawaii athlete, reportedly dominates a busy Honolulu day. He wins a five mile race by a two minute head start, hits a homer in a baseball game, then defeats navy teams in volleyball using one hand in a single afternoon. The account reflects a bold wartime Pacific mindset and strategic planning discussions at a Honolulu conference.
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Russ Newland
San Francisco
Honolulu
Walter Gouveia
Dick Bergholz
Eugene Burns
Hawaii
Gouveia
Navy
Pacific Fleet School
MacArthur and Nimitz Speculated for Pacific Roles
The article discusses possible war command assignments for Douglas MacArthur and Chester Nimitz. It suggests MacArthur could lead a New Guinea based assault on the Philippines with Guam as a launch point for Nimitz. It envisions MacArthur over a long land campaign to reconquer the Philippines while Nimitz conducts amphibious operations elsewhere including a push toward the Chinese coast.
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Guam
Japan
Nimitz
Philippines
Conmnuea Sym
MacArthur
Mac-Arthur
Ching
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