Red Sox Edge Browns as Ninth Victory Boosts Lead
The Red Sox defeated the Browns behind Joe’s ninth win, increasing their league lead. Giants beat the Dodgers 9-2, Reds vying for third with a Philadelphia 6-4 win over Boston Braves. Ortiz’s single in the eighth sparked the Phillies comeback while Stevenson and Tobin took losses in other games. The St. Louis and Chicago clubs weren’t scheduled.
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Sax
Aes Giants
Ron Dodgers
Oypende
Cin ‘Reds
Ana
Homer
York Yan
Rabel Ortiz
Ibés
Oris Hoex
Baseball Memorabilia at Cooperstown and War Bond Drive
National Museum of Baseball in Cooperstown acquired a ball presented to Capt. Roy Smith by the Navy champion team for 4917 18 and an artificial hand once used by E. J. Bigsone. A Japanese Paul Waner bat, funded by Marine Corps Charlie Truitt, may be donated after auction on a war bond drive. Also notes coach Dad De Groot and racehorse Bertha's death, plus Derby talk and Georgia head-shaving rule for freshmen.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
York
National Museum of Baseball
Cooperstown
N. Y
Thas
Roy Smith
Guam
E. J
Paul Waner
Marine Corp
Charlie Truitt
Wilmington
Del
Namur
Truitt
Waner
Hanover
Bertha
Shirley Hanover
Billy Petrotle
Armstrong-Davis
Fargo Express
Joan
Winsturlough
Pfc
Vinnie Byrne
Syacuse
Georgia
Wally Butts
Japan
Ruth
Pip Meter
Camp Ellis
Camp Mackall
Dave
Giants
Koslo
Carolina Service
Greensboro
MIGHTIEST Captioned Trom Page 1 Unveiling Forays
Fragmentary note describes a sequence of events or vessels described as spectacular and reclaimed. Mentions a location near Rletta, Georgia, and references to plants and people named Ren and Pree. The text is garbled and unclear.
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Rletta
Armstrong Stacks Al Davis in Under Two Rounds at Madison Square Garden
Henry Armstrong, the former triple champion, stopped Al Bummy Davis in 69 seconds of the second round at Madison Square Garden before 16,084 fans. Armstrong dominated from the opening bell with infighting and a sharp left to the stomach, sending Davis through the ropes and down twice in the first round. Davis rose but succumbed in the second as the referee halted the bout with Davis flat on his face.
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Ted Meier
New York
Henry Armstrong
al “Bummy
Davis
Madison Square Garden
Hammerin’ Henry
Los Angeles
Brooklyn
Frank Fullam
Pullam
Armstrong
Bummy
Bob Montgomery
Rexhauata
Ant
Darvis
Hese
Aye
Tokyo
Pilotless aircraft dive into fire to make a kill
The report notes several events where observer pilots observed pilots in daylight daylight encounters. RAF fighters pursued targets with total disregard for danger as alerts and reliefs shifted across the southern sector during the day leading to continued firefight efforts.
Nelson shoots 69 but trails Red Cross leader Ghezzi
Byron Nelson of Toledo shot 69 in the Red Cross tournament at Wy},
National League Leaders and Last Night's Results
The Associated Press lists top NL batting, pitching, and fielding leaders with Tucker leading Chicago at .389 and Spence driving in 34. Last night New York beat Brooklyn 9 to 2 while Philadelphia edged Boston 5 to 4. St. Louis and Pittsburgh show strong pitching marks as standings shift in a tight race.
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Associated Press
Tucker
Chicago
Cullenbine
Cleveland
Spence
Washington
Dovers
Boston
Gutteridge
St. Louis
Savage
New York
L Pot
Louis
Harder
Cleveland Fittsburgh
Ryba
Cincinnati
Walker
Brooklyn
Bordagaray
Philadelph
Weintraub
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Ott
Ryan
Munger
T-2
Baseball Schedule and Results Snapshot
Today's games include Brooklyn at Philadelphia at 9:00 p.m. Cincinnati at Chicago at 4 p.m. Tomorrow features New York at Boston and Brooklyn at Philadelphia among others. Yesterday Boston beat Philadelphia 5 to 1. Cleveland defeated Detroit 3 to 2 in 13 innings. Washington edged New York 3 to 2.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
New York
Notice to creditors in Clemant L Offutt estate
Commissioner of Accounts in Taylor County West Virginia announces that all persons with claims against the estate of Clemant L Offutt deceased must file verified vouchers at 207 West Main Street Grafton WV on or before December 4 1944. Beneficiaries must be present to protect their interests. Given June 2 1944 by John K K Burdett.
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Clemant L. Offutt
Parrish Building
West Main Street
Grafton
West Virginia
John K. K. Burdett
Taylor County
West Virginis
Boxing Results Across Cities Highlight AP Coverage
AP boxing results show Henry strong at 141 3-4 and Wilby 122, with Frankie 154 in Brooklyn outpointing Surges at 149. Harold Smith 155 knocked out Coolidge Miller in Scranton, May Lachance 139 1-2 outpoints Armands Dutil 138 1-4 in Lewiston.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry, Strong
Los Angelicas
Ew York
Wille
Wilmington
Det
Ped Hain Wilby
Brooklyn
Frankie
New Bedford
Scranton
Harold Smith
Coolidge Miller
Newark
N. J
Fall River
Mass
Martin
Boston
Billy Morris
New Xi
Lewiston
May
Lefty
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Pia
Dad de Groot
Washington Redskins
Andy Farkas
Dad
Andy Taxes
Aroun
Senn Bai
Neely
T. C. Torides
Lawall
Miss Agee
McIntosh
Townsend
Hoffman
Arthur B. Koontz
Charleston
Col
H. C. Greer
Morgantown
Pritchard
Wood
WVU
Egee
Great Banks of
Newfoundland
Evans Ardware
Main St. Alae
Nelson
Red Cross
Wykagyl Country Club
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Byron
New York Red Cross
Vic Ghezzi
New
Herbert S. Morrison
Commons
France
Morrison
Galf J
Ghezzi
Army
Hales
Gene Sarazen
Darien
Hitler
Britain
England
Wash
Bristol Channel
Blueville
Main ST
Fetterman
Washington ST
Maple Avenue
Walnut Street
W. Main ST
Leonard ST
Parrish Agency, Inc
W. Va
OH Inselbric
America
S. Binest
Jase Wenger
Flint Rhem
Hotel Grafton
Cardinals
The
L Pet
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company ‘of
Bell System
Banking & Trust Co
Héte
Ian
Bee G Bennett & Son
Gt Brown
Dallas Andrew Brown
Sentinel
Ately
the Man
Womas
Fairmont
Deveny
M. E. Chambers
Kennedy Street
Uapbil
Malone's DrugsStore
Orga
Crystal Restaurant
F. B. Collier
le Icarcher
Mody
Bert W. I
Stephenson
Pit
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