Dodgers collapse as Cardinals rout Brooklyn in loss
Associated Press recap detailing a rough day for New York area teams as Brooklyn Dodgers slide with a 16-2 setback to the St. Louis Cardinals. Hugh Casey suffers the loss amid a 20-hit Cardinals onslaught that includes seven homers and a National League single-game record for total bases. The Tigers, Reds, and Pirates also stumble in various Cincinnati and New York games.
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Louis
Cardinals
Hugh Casey
Agagi Cardinal
New York
Joe Dimaggio
Yankees
Do Trem
Wat
Tigers
Detroit ‘Tigers
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Harry Denning
Dedit
Claide
Vern Olsen
Cubs
Nes
Pittsburgh
National League yesterday results and today slate
Yesterday the National League scores included Louis 18 over Brooklyn 2, Boston 11 over Pittsburgh 9, Cincinnati over New York 6 to 1, and Philadelphia 1 dominating Chicago 0. Today’s games feature Brooklyn at Chicago Carleton versus Hatfensberger, Philadelphia at St. Louis Smot versus Meade G-D, and Pittsburgh Melton versus Ritoger with unclear details.
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Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cessians
Wse Derpinger
York
Melton
Ritoger
Carleton
Hatfensberger
St. Louis
Meade
American League scores and partial standings listed
Reported baseball scores include Boston 8 Cleveland 4 and Detroit 4 New York 2 with ty 6 Philadelphia 3 and illinois Washington 6 St Louis 10 amid a garbled line of results and team names.
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Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Iington
Louis
Red Sox win decisive game to move Indians and A L standings
The Boston Red Sox defeated Cleveland 6-4 to claim the decisive game of the series and drop the Indians to third place in the American League, behind Detroit. Lefty Grove earned the win despite being removed after three straight hits.
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Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Detroi
Lefty Grove
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
John Whitehead
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Record Bowling Meet Sets Attendance Milestone
The 40th American Bowling Congress tournament closed with a record crowd of over 100000 spectators and about 6000 teams competing across 62 days. Some 30000 bowlers hailed from 731 cities, as bowling solidified its image as a spectator sport. Future meets set for St Paul, with 2500 teams already booked, while champions were crowned in minor events and prize money totaled $241000.
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Detroit
Congress
A.B.C
St. Paul
Elmer Baumgartner
Ab.c
Dobbles
Herb Freltag
Joe Linke
Chicagol
Bingles
Ray Brown
Terre Haute
Ind
Fred Fischer
Buffap
Dod & Tedal
Te ‘Monarchs
John McLaugh
Indianapolis
Bernard Greenwell
Weirton
W. Va
Big Train Is Vote Winner In Congressional Race
Walter Perry Johnson, famed former Washington Senator pitcher, wins a Congressional pennant race in Maryland's sixth district. Leading by about 1,090 votes, Johnson secures the Republican nomination as returns come in, marking a notable political victory for the veteran hurler.
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Eddy Gilmore
Germantown
Walter
Perry
Johnson
Maryland
Washington Senators
Iit
Cav
Apialen
Aioell
Caine
Sn Ie
Probable Pitchers and Matchups Across League Schedule
Unclear OCR text lists probable pitcher pairings and venues including Clevélaing at New York, Smith at Philadelphia, Kra Blot, and Buble Fagance. The fragment suggests a baseball context with wins and losses noted as 1-1 but lacks coherent details for a precise summary.
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Clevélaing
New York
Smith
Brewer
Pippen
Philadelphia
Kra
Kern to Halt Grid Drills This Saturday
Morgantown May 8 West Virginia University coach Bill Kern plans to end spring football practice Saturday with a likely first string including seven holdovers. Expected starters include Seabright Shonk and Carliss. sophomores and seniors compete for positions across ends tackles guards center quarterback and backs.
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Morgantown
Bill Kern
West Virginia University
Westminster
Bob Mellace
Parkersburg
John Shonk
Charleston
Walt Pike
Bluefield
Frank Kimble
Williamson
John Rockis
Vic Poelish
Beckley
Sam Mandich
Weirton
Charley Beabright
Wheeling
Ike Martin
Don McCann
Charleroi
John Carliss
Witdber
Kern
Seabright
Shonk
Carliss
Bea
Mallace
Pike
Rockis
Mandioh
McGann
Steve Martik
Howard Lewellen
Fatty
Harris
Joe Siko
Crasha
Ned
Sertelas
Pane
Dick McElwee
Bill Gardner
John Ratchur
Dixie Race Delights Pimlico With Dixie Handicap Feature
May 8 46th Dixie Handicap opens Pimlico racing week as a key curtain raiser for the Preakness with a $20,000-added field racing a mile and three sixteenths. Notable entries include Filisteo Benepe and Reuterwok among others as attention turns to the upcoming Derby and Triple Crown chase.
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Pimlico's
H. d
Filisteo
C. Bostwick
Barrington _ gate
Olympus
Betell Brud
A. J. Abel
Ee Ionne
W.L. Brann
Reuterwok
Ethel.v. Mire
Lex
Uae
Recreation Start Plans To Forty Baseball Loop
Recreation officials outline a youth program centering on a forty team baseball loop managed by the Amateur Comarest and supervised by the Recreational staff of GWee Project Administration. Jes Bue Wil oversees eight district teams and the winner earns entry to the amateur championships held in Battie Creek. A softball league is also anticipated.
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Asea
Gwee! Project Administration
Jes Bue
Battie Creek
Bluegrays Win Twin Doubleheader in Saucing Ashland
Bluefield defeats Ashland 21 4 then edges Colonels 8 7 to pull ahead in the Maury State league. McNulty homers twice as Bluefield rips 18 hits. Logan Indians rout Huntington 12 1 behind 18 hits with Korpeny homering. Carman drives in three for Williamson in 6 4 win over Welch. Etchison goes 4 for Welch. Tonight Huntington hosts Williamson Welch at Ashland and Bluefield visits Logan.
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Ashland
Colonels
Bluefield
Bluearays
McNulty
Huntington
Logan Indians
Korpeny
Indians
Williamson
Carman
Redbirds
Welch
Etchison
Logan
Dizzy Dean Demoted To Relief Hurler
Chicago May 8 The Cubs move Dizzy Dean from a starting role to relief pitched after three early exits. Dean insists he will not quit and notes a five hitter against Cincinnati in his fourth start as management weighs further changes with Hartnett and Phil Wrigley awaiting updates.
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Siges Xe
Manabby Warthétt
Starie Young
Ken Raffensberse
Tve
Dizzy
Cincinnati
Dean
Itcher
Hartnett
Phil Wrigley
Yesterday's Stars Lead Sox to Victory Over Indians
Yesterday's stars propelled the Sox to a 6-4 win over the Indians as Pearson and Knott collected multiple hits. Walker drove in three runs with a double and three singles, stealing a base and scoring once, while another batter contributed in the 6-3 win over the Athletics.
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Associated Press
Ewe Lé Ando
Ack Knott
Péte Te
Comibiet
Pete
Athletics
Walker
Setifore
Cnet Browns
Fight L&kt Night F the Aapocinted
A fragmented 1950s era snippet mentions Maxie Berger and a Pittsburgh area location. Readable items reference a night fight or event, with obscured names and partial addresses, reflecting garbled OCR text from a Belo scene in 1953 or 1954.
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Yirew
Maxie Berger
Pittaburgh
Farley and the Yankees Tangle in Derby Sage Notes
A column notes coachs and officials in late 1930s horse and baseball scenes. It mentions Postmaster General Farley, Dick Harlow’s Harvard contract, Roy Waldron and Gallahadian, Pimlico derby chatter, and the Yankees Giants feud, with colorful asides about trainers and reporters.
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Eddie Briets
New York
Yanks
Far Jey
Washington
Dick Harlow
Harvard
Crimson
Roy Waldron
Gallahadian
Gallahadson
Mike Naymich
Cleveland
Giants
Pimlico
Riméleth
Ouch Dept
Bill'Kechnie
Tom Swope
Cincinnati
Visual radio moves ahead in New York and Philadelphia
A Republican convention will be aired in Philadelphia and New York via sight waves. RCA demonstrates larger screen projection, moving toward a 9 by 12 foot theater ready display. President Roosevelt to speak Friday night relayed by networks. Tonight’s radio programs list WEAF CBS and NBC schedules with various shows and time slots.
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New York
National Committee
Philadelphia
New [York
RCA
Roosevelt
Washington
Europe
WEAF
NBC
CBS
Hollywood Playhouse
Plantation Party
Fred Allen
Kaysoni Seas
Burns
Ben
Bernie
J. TA. Jenkins
Victory by Salen Over Eat Vasses Ores
Salen secured a victory over Eat Vasses Ores in a decisive match. The result confirms Salen's edge in a contest that highlighted key plays and performances by both sides.
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Salen
Covered Wagon Trails opens at the Opera House
Jack Randall stars as Jack Cameron a horse trader aiding settlers to Oregon while clashing with fur traders. The plot centers on the Bradley wagon train and a brother’s death, as outlaws masquerade as allies. Supporting players include Milas Wyman Patynd and Walter Catlett in a musical western with singing and gunplay.
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Jack Randall
Moonogram
Opera House
Randall
Jack Cameron
Oregon
Bradford
Jack
Mr. Patynd
Miss Wyman
Walter Catlett
Ed Brophy
Charles P. Brown
Harry Burns
Willian Haade
Dixie Theatre Hosts Kid Nightingale Premiere Today
Warner Bros comedy Kid Nightingale starring John Payne and Jane Wyman opens at the Dixie Theatre today. The film follows a prize fighter and his romantic entanglements as comedy and boxing intersect on the big screen.
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Nightingale
DIXIE
Kid Nightingale
Warner Bros
John Payne
Jane Wyman
Dixie Theatre
Radio Schedule Fragments Mixed With Names And Shows
A scrambled radio timetable lists various programs across networks NBC CBS and MBS with hosts, musicians, sports notes, and entertainment segments. Entries mention Tin Healy captains stamp club Paul Sullivan reviews news and multiple orchestras and dance programs with scattered event notes.
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WEAF
Tin Healy
CBS
Paul Sullivan
WJZ
Guidert
Jack Hepat
Woi_odall ‘Thortins
MBS
Nsc-Weaf
Pauil Douglis
WHEMN
NBC
Nbc-Weaf
Fréd Waring
WMMN
Lanny Ross
Nnbc-Wiz
Mtr
Keen
Court Order To Curtail Payments To Coal Miners
Ohio unemployment bureau said a court order would delay payments of benefits to between 000 and 6,000 miners employed by companies not in the test litigation over the Gay luminous coal shutdown. The order seeks to preserve funds while litigation unfolds, with total potential impact around 350,000 dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Haat
Sale in Tecumseh County Court records
A 1940 West Virginia chancery sale, by decree of the Circuit Court, offers for auction a parcel of land adjoining the town with a described boundary line, including measurements and terms, involving Lal Batson, Jesse Gaines, and others in the suit.
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Téyur
West Virainid
Lal Batson
Piétht
Jébste
Gaines
Dan
Aront
Cau
Satohe
Bank
Sas
A. J. Smith
Ieee
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