Baseball Scores and Schedule From The League Games
National League results outline tallies for Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati and New York with upcoming matchups. American League notes Detroit Chicago New York Philadelphia Washington Cleveland and Boston feature key results and next-day games as the circuit continues two-game series.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Team Wee Pet
Boston i
Winter's North Trials Amid Hidden War Notes
Colin and Blair navigate a frozen frontier where a hidden war looms. They track a crucial WW I photograph, face caution from Dove, and endure a brutal December blizzard as Pearl Harbor reshapes their perilous Arctic mission. Trappers conflict with Olsen and Tennant over breeding grounds, triggering escalating tensions and violence.
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Learmonth
Colin
Blair
Winnipeg
Colonel Dowling
London
Dave
Alec
Cross
Red Fox
Nelson
Olsen
Dove
Pearl Harbor
Selkirk
Hells
Tennant
Lew
Ward
Bai
Selif Chet
Olpenta
Benak
Hag Ayestipeda
Bendict's Hospital
Shire
Ananant
Pam Litt
Saving the Soil and the River’s Future
The author argues furrow orientation preserves soil, water quality, and fisheries. Plowing perpendicular to streams causes erosion, silting rivers and lakes, while contour or parallel furrows retain moisture, support crops, and sustain livelihoods. Soil fertility underpins health and prosperity.
The Condition of Man by Lewis Mumford in Review
John Selby discusses Lewis Mumford’s 487 page study The Condition of Man which argues for a shift from frontier expansion to cooperation and a focus on renewing human personality within a world society. Selby notes Mumford’s sweeping ambition and influence as a thorough, sometimes ponderous writer.
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Lewis Mumford
Harcourt, Brace
Mumford
New York Sunday Times
Mr. Mumford
Asnearly
Ground work toward a regional television network advances
Eastern War Time reports ongoing development of a television relay network despite wartime conditions. A new relay transmitter links NBCs WNBT New York to Philcos WPTZ Philadelphia via coaxial cable, with estimated costs around 15000 dollars per link spaced 50 miles apart. Engineers weigh radio versus wire links and potential complementary use. Saturday night programs listed for NBC CBS and MBS include Abies Irish Rose, Truth or Consequences, Barry Wood Party, Grand Ole Opry, Bob Hawk Quiz, Sinatra, and Army Service Forces programs.
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C. E. Butterfield
New York
M. Rose
N. J
NBC
WNBT
Philco
WPTZ
Philadelphia
Abie
Barry Wood
Grand Ole Opry
CBS
BE. H. Moore
Montgomery Ward
Music America
Boston Pops
Army Service Forces
MBS
American Eagle
Britain
Chicago Theater Symphony
Boxers Outpointed and Stopped Across United States
A string of boxing results from Worcester Worcester to Atlantic City Norfolk and beyond shows Georgie Martin outpointing Henry Jordan in Boston while Ernie Forte defeated Sidney Miller in Providence and Lou Bass bested ar tie Levine in Cradock. Other bouts include Johnny Finazzo losing to Suzy Goldstein and Sackie Rylan drawing with Auriel Coutoure in Bangor. Lloyd Marshall outpointed Joe Kahut in Portland as Speedy Duval fell to Billy Fox in Philadelphia.
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Tommy Warnock
New York
Worcester
Mass
Georgie Martin
Boston
Henry Jordan
Philadelphia
Ernie Forte
Providence
Sidney Miller
Youngstown
Norfolk
Lou Bass
Cradock
Artie Levine
Brooklyn
Suzy Goldstein
Johnny Fin
Boxing Results Highlight New York Card Upsets
In New York Joe Baksi of Kulpmont Pa fought to an outpoint win over Lee Savold of Paterson N J while Freddie Scott of Akron defeated Walter Hafer. Marvin Bryant of Dallas stopped Coolidge Mill Bible names in a separate New York bout as Mills era legends remain dominant.
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Associated Press
New York
Joe Baksi
Kulpmont
Lee Savold
Paterson
N. J
Freddie Scott
Akron
Walter Hafer
el Aston
York
Marvin Bryant
Dallas
Tommy
Mills
Valley Stream
N. Y
Cubs Poised To Escape NL Cellar This Weekend
Chicago Cubs, under new manager Cholly Grimm, have won nine of 17 and ride a six game streak. After an 0-10 start, they climbed to within a game and a half of Brooklyn, with St Louis and Cincinnati looming as threats as Paul Derringer’s pitching steadies the club.
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Milwaukee
Bruins
Cubs
Grimm
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Paul Derringer
Washington society notes in New York mingle power and charm
Eric Johnston recounts a fluttering New York gathering of eight prominent figures including former President Herbert Hoover Justice Frank Murphy Nelson Rockefeller and Walter Lippmann. Ambassadors and diplomats mingled with financiers as Dr Bianchi and the Portuguese contingent drew attention at a high profile inter American development conference and banquet.
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Washington
New York
Herbert Hoover
Frank Murphy
Portugal
Dr. Bianchi
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eric Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
Adolf A. Berle, Jr
Walter Lippmann
Leon Henderson
Madison Avenue
Lippmann
Troy
Helen
Hoover
Waldorf
City of
Mr. Hoover
Gov
Thomas E. Dewey
Secretary of State
Wedgewood Room
Frank Sinatra
Johnston
Henderson
England
Russia
White House
Middle West
Honorables
Rockefeller
Ivy Lee
John D
Bianchi
le Ambassadeur
Madame
War Today Continued Defense of Mikado Land
A war summary notes Japan will defend its native land when decision day comes. Burns believes Japanese forces will fight to the end and be dangerous in battle. The report emphasizes resolve and readiness amid ongoing conflict.
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Burns
Labor strikes cripple power and bread supplies across states
Labor unions claim unauthorized walkouts halt operations from Oregon coast to Michigan. Lincoln county power plants shut, Toledo water pumps lose power, a lumber mill idle, and Detroit bread lines vanish while Parke Davis workers press on. Nationwide action threatens continued shortages.
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Lincoln County
Ore
Coasta
APL Sayamill
Toledo
Lumber
Planer
Isbor
Detroit
Michigan
Rooda
Parke, Davis & Co
Labor unrest hits multiple plants amid wartime strain
In Sag inaw Michigan 2500 General Motors Chevrolet transmission workers idle after a dispute over smoking rules. In Muskegon a regional War Labor Board settlement to return Campbell Wyant and Cannon foundry workers to work Monday ends a 22 cupola charger discharge dispute. At Brown and Sharpe Providence 1900 workers strike over dining arrangements in a war tool maker. Harry Bridges on the West Coast urges labor action to carry political aims beyond the war.
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Saginaw
Mich
General Motors
Chevrolet
Muskegon
War Labor Board
Campbell
Wyant
Cannon Foundry
Chargers
Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Co
Providence
BR. I
Ich
Theompany
San Francisco
Harry
Bridges
Eader
International , Longshoremen’s, and Warehousemen's Union
CIO
Political primaries continue with uneven opposition
The report outlines ongoing primaries expected to run through September 19 with several senators facing little opposition for renomination while others like Nye, Clark, and Thomas confront strong primary challenges. It notes a fence of questions to President Roosevelt and the launch of a Goodwill drive to rally Republican congressmen behind John W. Go y.
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Page J
Guy Gillette
Barkley
D-Ky
Gerald P
Gerald P. ‘Nye, (R-Nd), Bennett’ Clark (Dmo) and Elmer Thomas (D-Okla
Roosevelt
Goy
John W
Wartime shifts in college coaching ideals emerge in sports sphere
Sports writer notes wartime pressures push coaches to break tradition and seek livelier games. Football men weigh bypassing dormant rules committee for excitement while other coaches embrace innovative practices to keep teams and jobs. The piece profiles figures like Dickey and Campbell and hints at broader shifts across sports from baseball to fencing, reflecting a changing ethics and practical demands.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Big Ten
National Football Coaches. Association
Democrats Meet To Pick Delegation For Roosevelt Renomination
Democrats met today to select a delegation expected to cast 18 votes for President Roosevelt's renomination. Chairman Truman of the Senate investigating committee accused Republicans of suborning victory in war to the hope of victory at the polls and urged a fourth term for Roosevelt. The piece notes invasion plans and mentions a rock formation named The Tooth of Time.
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Roosevelt
Truman
Senate
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