Pirates Lose To Cincinnati In Eight to Three Defeat
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 8 to 3 as Grady Hatton hit a two run homer in the fourth. Wehmeier earned his fifth win of the year, with Blackwell finishing in relief. MacDonald took the loss after allowing the deciding runs as the Reds pulled ahead.
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Ot “Oee Rae
Cincinnati
Haplessittsburgh Pirates
Herm Webmeier
Well Biackwell
Grady
Hatton
Reds
MacDonald
Papish
Walsh
Lombardi
Mueller
Cin
Wehmeier
9 Year Old Boy Now Feels Fine
A short testimonial from Harold Wood of St Louis Missouri praising HADACOL. He claims the product improved appetite boosted weight and energy after starting two bottles. He notes his grandmother and grandfather also began taking HADACOL and benefited.
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Harold Wood
Tafayette
St.Louis
Missouri
Prougly
Sty. Louis
Harold
South Adds Two Players To 12-Man North South Roster
West Virginia’s South roster grows to twelve with Jack Stone of Mount Hope and Charles ton and Paul Smith joining the squad for the 17th North South game in Charleston on August 18. North Coach Emil Dupke lists ten players, with positions and hometowns, as officials announce ticket sales and camp plans beginning August 6 at the North South camp near Dunbar.
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Mount Hope
West Virginia
South Charleston
Paul Smith
Kahawha
Charleston
Johnny Cox
Milton
Grafton Sentinel
Catholic
Johnny Kline
North
Emil Dupke
Triadelphia
William Behrens
Bobby Korn
Cleon “Bayer
Grantsville
William Allman
Buckhannon
Robert Williams
Elizabeth
James Fazzalore
Seoul
South Korea
Kaesong
Uijongbu
Haiju
Chumunjin
Central Press
BATTING 50 NEW YORK PRO HOCKEY COACHES IN PLAYOFF CHART
Three for pro hockey's four playoff winners last season were coached by former New York Monger players. Ott Heller led Indianayssis to the American Levies crown. Bi Kook won with Minnepolis in the United States League and Babe Pratt coached New Westminister to the Pacific Coast Crown. The Rangers were beaten in the NL finals and led by ex-Ranger Lynn Patrick. Portugal led the world spice trade until the 17th Century.
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New York
Is Baseball In Majors A Hopped-Up Pellet
Washington report weighs evidence on whether major league baseballs are livelier this season. It cites homer distances by Jerry Coleman Vic Wertz and Henry Thompson as indicators, notes pitcher control remains crucial, and concludes hitters may be getting stronger or balls livelier while good pitchers still dominate games.
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Washington
Jerry Coleman
Yankees
Vic Wertz
Tigers
Henry Thompson
New York Giants
Ashenfelter Brother Picked as Penn State Track Captain
ANOTHER ASHENFELTER STATE COLLEGE Pa. Bill Ashenfelder, younger brother of Horace, is elected captain of the Penn State track team for next season. Horace, a post grade student at his alma mater, captained the 1949 team. Hetki, Cincinnati pitcher, hurt his arm in his first pro game with Albuquerque in 1941 but returned to win 16 games that season.
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John Hetki
Cincinnati
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Al Capone opens peaceful gun repair shop in Monterey Park
Local paper startled residents by claiming Al Capone in the gun business in Monterey Park a clarification follows that the figure is not a notorious gangster but a local man opening a gun repair shop with peaceful intent.
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Montersy Park
Calif
al Capone
Elk seek homes for Tule Elk in California
In Bakersfield California wildlife officials urge 51 Tule Elk to find homes among 76s schools and public institutions amid overgrazed Tupman refuge. With 73 remaining on the refuge the species habitat is exhausted, and elk cannot be relocated to other refuges due to limited wild lands.
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Bakersfield
Calif
California Fish and Game Division
Tupman
Major League Baseball Yesterday's Results Summary
Washington edged New York 4 to 3 in 12 innings. Detroit defeated Chicago 9 to 3 in nine innings. St Louis beat Cleveland 4 to 3 in ten innings. Boston overcame Philadelphia 7 to 5 in eleven innings.
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New York
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Mane
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Tangs
Wigan
Woman fights robber for purse on Michigan Avenue
A Chicago woman Mrs Doris Swanson refused to release her purse during a robbery on Michigan Avenue. The robber grabbed it and Swanson kicked him in the stomach causing him to flee up an alley ending the struggle.
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Chicago
Doris Swanson
Michigan Avenue
Teacher reprimand precedes student suicide in Egypt
In Shebin el Kom Egypt a teacher reproved Ma hmound Mohamed Shahin for cheating on an exam. He then left the school walked to the Nile and drowned himself, authorities said. The incident highlights pressure on students and the risk of school related distress.
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Shebin-El-Kom
Egypt
Mahmound
Mohamed Shahin
Shahin
How to Store Eggs in a Cold Case
Idaho reports from the College of Agriculture advise storing eggs with the little end down to protect the air sac and reduce damage.
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Foscow
Idaho
College of Agriculture
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