Cubs Blast Red Sox In All Star World Series Thriller
Chicago Cubs routed the Boston Red Sox 47 to 1 in a sweltering Forbes Field game. Phil Caveretta and Bill Nicholson led a massive five run fifth inning as the National League seized control. Tex Hughson was tagged for early damage before Borowy and Walters steadied the mound for the American League.
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Pittsburgh
Phil Caveretta
Big Bill Nicholson
Chicago Cubs
Nats
Theiy Fenth
Forbes Field
Tex Hughson
Boston Reid Sox
Big Tex Nats
Josees
Chicago Dlmulers
Texas
Bo-Sox
Mank Borowy
Yankees
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
Borowy
Walters
Ken Keltner
Cleveland
Keltner
Hughson
Crossword Puzzle Clues And Fragments From a Damaged Page
Fragmentary crossword puzzle text shows across clues mixed with odd letter groups and garbled names. The readable portions reference across clues and partial terms like 3-H and Tent, with scattered fragments including patterns that resemble city or street names and scattered numbers.
Fragmented puzzle clues submit answer hinting at historical term
The garbled puzzle listing presents mixed letter groups and numbers. It appears to be a partial cryptic or crossword clue set with references to directions, numbers, and vague hints such as lynching, death, monster, and autocratic rule. The readable parts suggest a wordplay puzzle about historical terms or events, but specifics are unclear.
Seals Hover in Coast League Fight as Portland, LA Win
San Francisco Seals cling to a perilous half game lead after a 10 4 loss to Portland Beavers. Oakland A's move to a second place tie by routing San Diego 10 4. Sacramento beats Los Angeles 10 4 to stay a game behind San Francisco, while Seattle idle in the second spot.
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San Francisco Seals
Port- Beavers
Oakland
San Diego
Seattle
Acorns
Fallywood
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Angels
San Francisco
Johnson
Sinkeld
Pippen
B. Raimondi
San Fran
Portland
Gox
Werlton
Ogrodowski
Pieretti
Federmeyer
Adams
Porter
Powers
Steinex
Stein
Horton
Rogero
Pvernandes
Hollywood
Cavarretta Stars as Americans Rally in All Star Game
In a high scoring all star clash the Americans overpowered the Nationals with power from Cavarretta and Musial. Cavarretta drove in key runs including a double and single, Musial scampered home on several plays, and Newhouser struggled as Detroit’s Hal Newhouser allowed punch from the lineup. Pitching by Tobin and Raffensberger helped secure the victory for the Americans.
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Cavarrene
Pol
Stan Musial
Bobby Doerr
George McQuinn
Walker Cooper
Jeff
Galan
Cavasretta
Bob Tohngon
Hayes
Musial
Dixie Walker
National Lenguers
Hal
Newhouser
Detroit
Cavarretta
Tyrenter
Musial Savvnficut
Hin
Phil
Cooper
Walker
Whiley Kurowski
Cavaepruths
Marion
Frankie Asyos
Duvk Meewhck
Saerie
Walsed
Bs Musial
Johnson
Marina
Ors
Borany
Wughson
Bob Muichet
Hal Newhouser
Bobo Newsom
Walters
Ken Raffensborper
Ripsi
Kim "Tobin
Rit
Creer
Manipey Doe McCarthy
Troy
Wade Amure
Hieidiac Cavarretta
Nicholson
Eleven Top Teams Will Play Nights
New York report notes a shift in baseball as night games expand across the majors. Since 1935 night play began with Cincinnati, 11 of 16 clubs now join the trend, with Yankees, Tigers, Red Sox, Braves, and Cubs likely to follow as lighting becomes available.
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New York
U.P
Larry MacPhail
Cincinnati
Yankees
Tigers
Red Sox
Braves
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Bolanos Wins Decision Over Tony Olivera in Six Rounds Slugfest
In Los Angeles at Olympic Auditorium Bolanos defeated Tony Olivera in a ten round bout after trailing early. Olivera outboxed Bolanos the first six rounds but Bolanos floored him in the seventh and edged the last two rounds for the narrow decision. Also: Vic Grupico beat Kent Martinez in six, Burnny Hill defeated Ray Vargas, Pete Sanchez KO'd Benny Salica, and other results.
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Los Angeles
U.R
Leaenvique Bolanos
Mexico City
Tony Olivera
San Francisco
Olympic Auditorium
Olivera
Balanos
Vic Grupico
Kent Martinez
Burnny Hill
Ray Vargas
Pete Sanchez
Benny Salica
Ray Miller
Kansas City
Ray Avosta
Janiny Williams
Jimmy Bryan
California Horse Show Aids War Service Work
Hundreds of California horses will perform at the Metropolitan Horsemen's Association second annual show on Sunday July 23 at Mills College Riding School Arena Oakland. President Walliam Barnett announced the event with General Chairman Gorge Daniels and a large committee. One half of receipts go to air services in the Metropolitan Gate Land Area and the other half funds bridle trails in the district. Tickets are available at association headquarters 499 Central Barn Building Glencourt 3675 Oakland. Riders from Berkeley Alameda Oakland Richmond San Leandro and Layward will compete in a one day show.
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California
Metropolitan Horsemen's Association
Mills College
Oakland
Walliam Barnett
Gorge Daniels
Cornelia M. Cress
Kent Weaver
Frank Culbourn, Jr
Beverly Theobald
Howard Robinson
Elena
Glencourt
Berkeley
Alameda
Richmond
San Ueandra
Layward
Seabees Land Unusual Freshwater Catch Mission
Experianced Seabees return from duty to a virgin Meoutiang stream in CAMP PARKS SHOEMAKER DALI area. Boats and improvised gear aided anglers as salmon and Dolly Vindens plus Speckled fish were reportedly caught. One Seabee recalls hands shaking with excitement while others improvised hooks and lines to land fish well into morning.
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Camp Parks
Shoemaker
Dali
Marley
Bose
Appleton
Wis
Seakye
T. D. Kenssersen
Portsland
Ore
Fifth Speed Seahao Battalion
Seabee
Caap
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Little Mary Mixup
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