Yankees Split Events as Browns Lose at Home
The Associated Press reports a tense pennant chase with New York and Boston splitting games while St Louis, Detroit and Cleveland wobble for position. Dizzy Trout pitched 19 scoreless innings, winning his 22nd as Boston and New York split. Clem Dreisewerd and Floyd Bevan led two decisive games. News also notes Steve ONeil’s Tigers remaining in second place and the Browns’ home woes continuing.
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Baseball results and standings across leagues
National League scores show Chicago 15 Pittsburgh 4, New York 4 Boston 2, St Louis 9 Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 0. standings list New York 87 66 463, Brooklyn 47 0 379. American League results include Boston 8 Chicago 3, New York 11 Detroit 0. note on upcoming games and individual performances amid a crowded day of results.
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Navy Ball Teams Break Up After Season Ends
Navy clubs at Norfolk Great Lakes Sampson and Bainbridge will disperse as players are ordered away. Players like Robinson Frankie Marino Elbie Fletcher Fred Chapman Sherry Robertson Maxie Wilson Truck Fernandez and Bob Schesting are slated to depart Bainbridge with Mick ey Coch rane possibly leaving Great Lakes. Last year’s Norfolk club also split, but the 1944 squad has already surpassed its 72 game win record while many 43 vets are in Hawaii challenging Joe Dimaggio’s army unit.
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Fred Chapman
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Truck Fernandez
Bob Schesting
Bainbridge
Mickey Cochrane
Hawaii
Joe Dimaggio
Army
Southern College
Dallas
Allstar GilbeelN National TougneT Event Tops Sports
In Evanston and New York on Aug 30, the all star football game at Dyche stadium pits the Chicago Bears against college stars with key players like Sid Luckman Glenn Dobbs and Lou Saban. Tickets sold out early. proceeds go to military charity. In New York the national tennis tournament opens with service members Contenders include Lt Don McNeill and Pauline Betz, with Bets seed No 1 in women’s draw.
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Flash) Herber
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Evanston
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Roy McKay
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Dobbs
Trippi
Lou Saban
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Doug McEnalty
Fulback
Gary Famiglotti
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William Gillespie
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Ecuador
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Patton’s rapid moves loom over Europe and a Pacific lighthouse
The commentary estimates Patton’s unpredictable maneuvers may force German retreat on multiple fronts from France to Russia, risking German defense lines like the Siegfried and Maginot lines. It notes Allied advances bring American patrols close to Belgium and questions where Germany can reassemble. It also mentions Cape Mendocino’s lighthouse as the tallest on the U.S. Pacific coast at 422 feet.
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United States
Cape Mendocino
Calif
Boxing Results Roundup From Various Cities
Boxing results from Washington Union City New Bedford Hartford and New York show multiple bouts. Ike Williams and Mario Micalelli scored decisions or TKOs while Jimmy Hatcher Ernie Miller Pat Demers and Genaro Rojo posted wins. Several bouts ended in draws knockouts or stoppages with fighters from New York Puerto Rico and New Haven among others.
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Associated Press
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Ike Williams
Brunswick
Jimmy Hatcher
Lake City
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Tommy Mollis
Baltimore
Ernie Miller
New York
Union City
N. J
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New Haven
Angelo Meola
Milton Skyers
Julio Malavez
Puerto Rico
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Brockton
Johnny Cool
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Conn
Genaro Rojo
Los Angeles
Pete Martin
George Doty
Sid Miller
Detroit
Marvin Bryant
Delias
Jerry Fiorello
John Owens
Panama
Pittsburgh
Jose Basora
Ossie Harris
Sammy.arechi
Miguel
Arroy ‘Pit
Slingin Sam Baugh Leads Redskins Past Tigers in Exhibition
In Ogden Utah Aug 30 Slingin Baugh entered in the second quarter and guided Washington to a 14 7 exhibition victory over Brooklyn Tigers. He connected with Joe Aguirre for a touchdown and later sprinted 33 yards. Frank Leno scored Washingtons other TD with Aguirre converting both extra points. Brooklyn reply came on a McGibbons Johnson pass touchdown with Kinard converting. Also notes stamp sales at Philatelic Agency hit high 1944 level except for one year.
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Baugh
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Frank Leno
Washington
McGibbons
Johnson
Kinard
WVU football welcomes Princeton trio amid big 66-man squad
Morgantown Aug 30 The West Virginia University coaching staff breathed relief as Princeton players Jim Walthall fullback Bill Johnson tackle and Ralph Ball joined the Mountaineers for practice shaping a 66-man squad. Ira Rodgers and staff expanded drills after two days of basics and punting as Walthall arrived after a visit to Tennessee.
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West Virginia University
Aday
Ray
Legs) Hawley
Jim Walthall
Princeton
Mountain’eers
Ira
Rat) Rodgers and Company
Walthall
University. of Tennessee
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Ralph Ball
Rodgers
Allies Press in Southern France Capture Generals and Troops
Allied headquarters report over 45 000 German prisoners captured as pursuit across Southern France widens. Maj Gen Otto Richter of the 198th Infantry and the 11th Panzer division are among senior captives amid Rom-e valley actions. Rail history and Bermuda settlement noted in brief.
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Seveen
Italy
Marseille
Montelimar
Rhone Valley
Otto Richter
Russia
Classifieds and Ad Listings Cluttered by Errors
Classified advertisements are misfiled and flagged for correction with notes stating the Sentinel will be responsible for accurate placement. The fragment hints at private corrections and proper classification by staff.
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Sentinel
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