Bewildered Browns Rally For Nightcap Win
In a doubleheader split, the St. Louis Browns rebounded from a 5-3 loss to Detroit by routing the Tigers 17-2 in the nightcap. The Browns, leading the league, hold a 31 2 game edge over the Yankees, who tied Washington 5-5. George McQuinn had four hits. Nelson Potter earned his 13th win. The Yankees edged the Senators 5-4 in game one, with Wilfred Lemuefebvre delivering the decisive two-out, bases-full single in the ninth. The Red Sox swept the Athletics 8-5 and 7-2, ending a five-game skid.
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National forces planned under international security orders
Fragmentary text indicates discussion of national forces including air and naval units to be used according to orders of an international security organization under direction of national governments. Mentions an American plan tied to broader strategic context.
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Sports Sphere Roundup Mixes Football Gossip and Boxing Notes
A collage of sports items reports Charles Jones and Mike Hogan leasing a Bashford farm near Louisville to raise horses and thoughts on fighters. It notes Carlos Escalona attending Arma Holando Vega matches, changes to Pirates meal allowance, Marquette football publicity, Tommy Stidham schedules, Enrique Bolanos versus Manuel Ortiz, Claude Hipps at Georgia, Al Perl praise, Yale bowl oversight, Bill Voiselle bookmaker links, Wake Forest coaches, V 12 Duke ties, former players Pat Preston and John Polanski, and Navy’s Sam Harris and Rollie Hemsley eyeing a post season charity series.
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Pat Preston
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Tarawa
Joe Garber
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Sam Harris
Athletics
Rollie Hemsley
Yankees
Ampson Naval Training Center
Regional responsibility aids world security agency plan
The article outlines a proposal to develop international cooperation through regional bodies under a world security agency. It notes agreement on using forces for international police work and creating a military organization to deter aggressors, approximating a Pan American model and British American staff coordination.
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Rain Cancelled Byron Nelson Open Final Round
Chicago August 26 The $42,500 all American golf show 18 hole finale washed out by rain. Promoter May expected 40,800 in attendance but insured $10,000. Byron Nelson led at 54 holes with 211, with Jug McSpaden second in a tie for place. Buck White and amateurs/stars contended as rain paused play.
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Jug) McSpaden
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Philadelphia
Chick Farrell Dies In Ohio Bus Station
Huntington news reports Chick Farrell 52 year old former Major League player died yesterday of a heart attack at Portsmouth Ohio bus station. Farrell, native of Matheson West Virginia, attended Notre Dame and played football baseball and basketball. He once appeared in the Boston Red Sox outfield and later played for several major and minor league teams and was World War I veteran.
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Chick) Ferrel
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Tennis Champions Ready for Tourney
Penacola Florida August 28 Lieut Jo Hunt the current champ and Lieut Ted Schroeder 1942 finalist name Lieut Don McNeill as the player to beat in the national tennis tourney at Forest Hills New York Neither Hunt nor Schroeder can compete due to naval duties McNeill now at Norfolk VA Naval Air Station won the 1940 National singles title Schroeder expects a three man field with McNeill favored over Francisco Segura and Billy Talbert Parker and Kramer mentioned as possible entrants Kramer was last year's runner up to Hunt.
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Brussels Sprouts: A Victory Garden Guide
Central Brussels Sprouts offers fall vegetables in the Victory garden. Brussels sprouts, a cabbage family crop, have delicate flavor and cool weather growth. Firm soil supports sound sprouts. loose soil yields weaker harvests. As sprouts form, remove the lower leaves from each stalk.
Victory Crop Brings Garden Graph Advice for Sprouts
The top leaves should remain undisturbed while removing lower leaves to strengthen sprout formation and ease picking. Brussels sprouts are harvested from the bottom up as buds reach 1 to 2 inches in diameter. Early sprouts are less tasty than later ones, and flavor improves after a frosty day.
Mountaineers Open 1944 Grid Workouts at Mountaineer Stadium
Morgantown Aug 28 The 1944 West Virginia University football squad began drills at Mountaineer Stadium with about a dozen hopefuls for the varsity and 51 players total, including four veterans and many 1943 high school stars. Veterans include Bill Anderson Russ Lopez Charley Smith John Lucerne. Troy Leone among the returnees. Harold McKibben Dick Glover Bob Hamman and Junior Kesling are among scholastic prospects seeking berths for the opener with Pitt September 23 in Pittsburgh.
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Rat) Rodgers
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Dick Glover
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Huntington
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Oldest Practice Pitcher Still Hurting the Big Leagues
Philadelphia gossip notes discuss Chief Myers at age 61 pitching batters in 30 to 40 minutes daily. Connie Mack’s men and other stars like Johnson, Plank, and Mathewson are cited, with standings and schedule items for today and tomorrow across the National and American Leagues.
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Dave
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Brooklyn
National League baseball scores and rain delays
In a doubleheader, Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 14 to 1 in the first game while the second was halted after 10 innings due to darkness with Pittsburgh leading 6 to 1. New York beat Brooklyn 8 to 4 to gain ground, Philadelphia won 8 to 3, Boston edged Chicago Cincinnati in rain, with weather affecting play across the circuit.
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Reconversion bill faces senate house clash on key provisions
Senate and house negotiators contended over a surplus property measure including an eight member board to run the program a 50 percent discount for land for non profit institutions and a continued stockpiling requirement for strategic minerals The house rejected all three provisions and showed no willingness to concede to the senate
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