Dodgers rally in extra frames to edge Reds in marathon game
Brooklyn Dodgers climb back to first in the National League as Del Camilli drives in three and Gene Hermanski scores the walk in the 13th. Lonnie Frey mishandles Gilbert’s grounder but Durocher advances, while GiLbert’s hit sparks a late protest from Bill McKechnie.
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Rede
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Bill Klem
Lonnie Frey
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Bill McKechnie
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National League Baseball Scores and Pitching Picks
Fragmented scores show Cincinnati a run behind Melani and St. Louis down Philadelphia while Chicago faced Boston was postponed by cold weather. Pitching selections include Cincinnati at Brooklyn with Thomason facing Wyatt and Pittsburgh at New York with Brown against Hubbell.
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Baseball scores from yesterday's American League results
The Yankees beat St Louis as Doried and Fain contributed for the A R FRB PS Mat Cleveland Deas`. Cleveland defeated Detroit 4 2 while Philadelphia lost 9 7 to Cleveland and Boston edged Chicago 7 6 in 10 innings.
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Wide margin swing as Athletics edge Pickce in nine
In a tense 9-7 hitting fray, Al Simmons delivered a bases loaded pinch single in the ninth to lift the Philadelphia Athletics over Pickce. Bob Feller started for the title but allowed seven runs in just over three innings. Wally Moses hit a homer for the A’s and Gerald Walker led Washington to a 4-2 win with a sixth inning two-run shot. Pirates topple Giants 7-2 ending Terrymen streak as Phillies move toward fifth in the NL with a 4-0 shutout of the Cardinals.
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Philadelphia Athletics
al Simmons
Bob Feller
Wally Moses
Pitaites
Gerald Walker
Washington
Troit Tigers
Hormer
Duren Leonard
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New York Giants
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Hugh Mulcahy
Pirates Need Card Catcher Says May Be Key
Eddie Brietz reports Pirates may finish first division if they land Mickey Owen from the Cardinals. text notes cheer section at Columbia U golf, Tex Carleton pep, and various player mentions, with a critical view of Pirates leaking issues and Phillies pressure.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Prarkie Frist
Mickey Owen
Pirates
Paul Buryan
Columbia U
Phsh
Dodger
Mancuso
Kay
Hudson
Gene Moore
Eyeli
Texas
Chilly Doyle
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Telegraph
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Gene Sstazen
Jimmy de Maret
Byron
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Phillies
Rookies Making Grade This Season Across MLB Teams
By Tom Siler Chicago May 15 rookies have made the major league grade this season. Cleveland features a strong keystone duo Lou Boudreau and Ray Mack, boosting pennant prospects. Frank Gustine of Pittsburgh leads NL rookies with a sensational .383 average while Babe Yours in the lineup for New York Giants and Charles Gilbert bolster Brooklyn Dodgers. other clubs also feature rookie regulars and promising debuts.
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Tom Siler
ICAGO
Big Rescue
Indians
Cleveland
Keystone
Lou Boudreau
Ray Mack
Condle Mack
Benny McCoy
Detroit
al Rubeling
Walter Judnich
Bob Swift
St. Louis Browns
Swift
Chicago White Sox
Bob Kennedy
Jim Poteblt
Washington
Red Sox
Dominic Dimaggio
Lou Finney
Gustine
Frank Gustine
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Knave Dirst
Babe Yours
Nick Witek
al "Glossop
Secs
Brooklyn
Flaming Dodgers
Charles Gilbert
Peewee
Reese
Herman Franks
Cincinnati
Mike McCormick
Pirates Win On Bases Hit To Halt Giants Streak
The Pirates, led by Bibie Fletcher, manufactured two runs in the late innings to beat the Giants and snap their six game winning streak. Gee Walker and Hix both homered for the Senators in a sixth inning rally over the Tigers. Dodgers blanked Reds through three as Brookle drove in Tun in the 13th. Al Simmons delivered a ninth inning single for the Athletics to cap a comeback, Kent Entians registered the final score 9-7.
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Associated Press
Bibie Fletcher
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Doaties
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Stremke
Gee Walker
Senators
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Presswell
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Entians
Timely Single Ends Game In Tenth For Bluefield
Bluefield edged Logan 9-8 in 10th when Gehrman walked and scored on a wild pitch after a timely single. Hunnicutt delivered a line drive that sent Gehrman home. Williamson Red Biv 4 opened the first inning with seven runs in a 13-run outburst against Huntington.
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Logan
Hunnicutt
Williamson Red Biv
Huntington
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Swiss Guards Near Rhine Facing German Pressure
Allied legations in Bern worry Germany may strike at France through Switzerland as troop concentrations grow north of the Swiss border. British and French officials reportedly burned papers while Swiss towns massed an army of 600000 along frontiers. Diplomats watched as legations shifted staff and crowds gathered outside missions. Eurekas of federal law enforcement spread through Zurich Basel Bern and Geneva as precautionary measures rose.
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Erack Golf Pros Enter Open Battle
New York May 15 The rack golf pros head toward the 1940 national open with a record entry total of about 1160. qualifying tests begin May 27 at 26 locations as 170 advance to the Cleveland Canterbury Club main event June 6-8. Top players include Nelson Hogan Demaret and Snead in a split field for the Goodall tourney.
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Cleveland
Canterbury Club
Goodall
Rabini
Fresh Meadow
Long Island
Joe Dey
United States Golf Association
Martin Pose
Gene Sarazen
Philadelphia Country Club
Jimmy Thomson
Ben Hogan
Lawson Little
Byron Nelson
Craig Wood
Rand Oi Demaret
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Thomson
Wood
Nelson
Hogan
Jimmy Hines
Pose
Sara
Jon Smith
Dick Metz
Clayton Heafner
Collegiate Bombing Champs 836 and Air Preview Schedule
A fragmented radio programming snippet lists events including Collegiate Bombing Champs 836 and June mid quest. It notes WABC CBS at 2:35 with School of the Air preview and Adventures in, WJZ NBC at 12:15 Between Bookends and 1:30 A S Marine bari. Also mentions 8:30 Medicine in the news and MBS 12:30 Thursday serenade 2:30 Kentucky School of the Air.
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WABC
CBS
Bob Edge
WJZ
NBC
Kentucky
Cantor Takes Over Program On NBC Radio
New York May 15 An NBC announcement confirms Eddie Cantor will take over the Fred Allen radio program, reducing it from an hour to 30 minutes when he assumes charge October 2. Allen has hosted the series for just over six years. future plans for him are not disclosed.
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Paris
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Queen
Eddie Cantor
Fred Allen
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Quator
Allen
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Nethea Broadcasting
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Classified ad rate typos and sample items in old paper
A dated classified excerpt shows two cent per word first insertion and one cent per word for subsequent insertions, with a minimum charge of 46 cents. It lists sale and rental notices for properties and rooms, a boat sale, and mispelled names, with several street addresses and a May date motif.
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Fights Last Night in New York and Other Stops
New York bout saw Jovey Tannotti stop Paul Lee in a street style card. Other results list Jack Jurith stopping Little Caf erino in San Jose and Larry Marino halted in Paterson, with scattered mentions of Dayton and Indianapolis figures.
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Jovey Tannotti
Paul Lee
Indianapolis
San Jose
Calit
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Little Caferino
Dayton
Central West Virginia Radio Schedule Compilation
Central West Virginia radio lineup lists programs and times across stations WMMN NBC CBS and KDKA. It references anchors and shows like News Sports and variety sketches with hosts such as Captain Tim Healy and Paul Sullivan and performers Fred Waring and Lanny Ross.
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Tim Healy
Paul Sullivan
NBC
KDKA
Jack Hollister
Lowell Theee
Nbc-Weaf
Paul Douglas
WMMN
CBS
The
World Today
Amos 'N Andy
Fred Waring
Lanny Ross
WJZ
Mr. Keen
News of Europe
Ea Goaison
Quarcs
Burns and Allen
Pease Ee Johnson
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