No Hay Made In Three Games Of Yesterday
In yesterday’s American League action the St Louis Browns Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees split doubleheaders with no impact on standings. The Yankees and Red Sox split at Yankee Stadium while the Browns played a twilight DH with the Cleveland Indians. Cleveland won 6-5 in the first game and the Browns took the nightcap 4-1. Allie Reynolds earned a win with help from Joe Heving in relief, and Sig Jakucki allowed all 11 Indians runs. Detroit defeated Chicago 9-1 as Orval Grove struggled. In the Nations League the Pittsburgh Pirates stretched a streak with a narrow win.
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Bo-Sox
Yankee Stadium
Browns
Cleveland Indians
Ernie Bonham
Yank Terry
Indians
Ave
Sig Jackucki
Allie Reynolds
Plrileaut King
Joe Heving
Nighteay
St. Louis
Nelson Potter
Rowle
al Smith
Detroit Tigers
Orval Grove
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago
Detroit
Grove
Haynes
Turner
Castino
Trout & Swift
Cleveland
Jakucki
Zoldaki
Caster &Hayworth
Mancuso
Reynolds
Heving & Schluder
Potter & Mancuso
Smith
Saturday Baseball Matchups Across Major Leagues
Saturday slate features Pittsburgh at Chicago Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at St Louis in the National League. In the American League Boston Hughson 14 3 visits New York Borony 11 4 at 2 30 p m EWT Philadelphia Newsom 7 7 Harris 7 4 at Washington Candini 5 6 Niggeling 7 3 two games at 6 30 p m EWT Chicago Dietrich 10 5 at Detroit Overmire 2 8 2 00 p m EWT St Louis Kramer 8 9 at Cleveland Harder 6 5 3 30 p m EWT Games Saturday Chicago at Detroit St Louis at Cleveland Philadelphia at Washington and Boston at New York
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Hughson
Borony
Newsom
Harris
Washington
Candini
Niggeling
Dietrich
Detroit
Overmire
Kramer
Cleveland
Harder
Walters
Cooper
Voiselle
Raffensberger
Baseball scores and highlights from a twin bill
Detroit trounces Chicago as Dizzy Trout wins three at bats in the nightcap. St Louis edges Cleveland in a tight midweek matchup extended to extra innings. Cincinnati outslugs St Louis in a low scoring affair while Chicago Cubs rally to a 3-2 win over St Louis Cardinals after a marathon. New York at Philadelphia postponed due to rain.
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Chicago
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Danny Litwhiler
Jim Konstanty
New York
Philadelphia
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Scrambled
A cryptic style crossword fragment lists across and down clues with partial answers and misprinted hints. The readable parts include entries like LaGrille dad prally and figures such as 27-Irriboles, 2-Quantity, and 47a ovale at work, suggesting a puzzle page with themed wordplay and editor notes rather than a completed grid.
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LaGrille
Boots
Roward
Puzzle answer degrades into coded hints and names
Fragmentary OCR puzzle text lists scattered phrases and altered names. It reads like a jumble of clues, numbers, and partial words, including salary, sport, street, study, and various garbled terms. No coherent narrative.
Oaks Maintain Half-Game Lead In Tight Coast Race
Oakland Acorns beat San Diego Padres 13-3 to stretch their half game lead in the Coast League pennant chase. San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, and Los Angeles won as well, with notable action from Beavers and Solons. Line scores note Oakland’s big fifth inning and Valenzuela’s tough start for San Diego.
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San Diego Padres
Oaks
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Oakland
San Diego
Bob Joyce
Beavers
Rainiers
Franke Tincup
Beattie
Earl Escalante
Los Angeles Angels
Sacramento Solons
Solon
Guy Fletcher
Jet Ed Sauer
Fletcher
George Comellas
Soluns
Fieteher Ad Steiner
Carmellas
Fernandes
Diego
Armstrong White Bout Draws 7000 at Legion Stadium
Hollywood reports a 11 round Armstrong versus White title fight at Legion Stadium drawing 7000 fans. Henry Armstrong, famed slugger from Baltimore, faces Luther White as the favorite Hammering Hawk enters as a 1 to 244 choice with a $22,000 gate to be split with Service Sports, Inc.
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Henry Armstrong
Armstrong
Luther White
Baltimore
Hammering Hawk
Service Sports, Inc
U. S
Tigers Feared By Doerr As Sox Rivals Reach Pennant Chance
New York U P reports Robert Doerr a prominent mink farmer from Utaho Oregon believes the Detroit Tigers are the most dangerous rival to the Boston Red Sox for the American League pennant. Doerr praises Detroit as the toughest club this season and notes their strong defense and two fine pitchers News Houser and Trout while Dick Wakefield’s return could boost them. He predicts Detroit as the main threat to Boston with possible trouble from the Bengals and others in the league.
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U.P
Robert Pershing Doerr
Mink Farmer
Utaho
Ore
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Red Sox
Bobby
Bo-Sox
Detroit
Bengals
Doerr
Pete Fox
Menare
Tigers
Newshouser
Trout
Lea
Dick Wakefield
Josh Watch
Ivers
Ff Loup
Dougiers
Bross Us
Wales
Tury
Viethers
Oregon
Rouge River
Dows Aleuy
Pro Baseball Proposals Tonight In National League Matchups
United Press previews several NL games with pitchers Starr Chipman Walters Cooper Voiselle Raffensberger listed. Tonight's schedule includes Pittsburgh at Chicago, Cincinnati at St. Louis, and New York at Philadelphia with game times around 9 p.m. Eastern or Central.
California Girl Stars In Chicago Singles
River Forest Illinois reports top seeded BS Talbert of Indianapolis and Dorothy May Bundy of Santa Monica headlining the Chicago open tennis championship. Bundy meets Joanne Dunn of Des Moines in the quarterfinals as Mary Arnold of Los Angeles advances to the semifinals with a 5-3 6-3 win over Nancy Corbett. Albert and Nick Buzulich of Los Angeles defeat H. AL Fuente and Bob Logan of Chicago 6 0 6 for a first-round men's doubles victory.
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River Forest
U.A
Talbert
Indianapolis
Dorothy May Bundy
Santa Monica
Calif
Dick Warner
University of Utah
Miss Bundy
Mary Arnold
Los Angeles
Nancy Corbett
Rigler Forest
Albert
Nick Buzulich
H. AL Fuente
Bob Logan
Chicago
Jockey Club Race Track Permit Denied by California Board
California Horse Racing Board denied the Southern California Jockey Club petition to build a Puente track citing failure to serve public interest. WPB and WMC protested as Hollywood Park and Del Mar tracks planned to reopen, both closed at war’s start.
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Konstanty & Mueller
Turisich & Cooper
Dizzy Trout
Ed Dodd
Breen
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Seateles Ag
Los Angeles Ag
Liat Agennel
ALO Ng Suummieo
Bob Doerr
Sox
United Press
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Chiago
Chipman
California
Joanne Dunn
Des Moines
Ella Cinders
Blackie
Little Mary Y
Rone
Lee Wee
Joe Jinks
Charles ‘Plumb and
Fred. Fox
R.M. Brinkerhoff
Merlin
Hap Chopper
Ted
Blazes
Drew Perso
Raneal
Senate
Stormy Rivers
Hinden
Nancy
Boh
Putter
THE
Burtons
Brink of
Senite
Héttar
Ernie Bushmills
Jaspers
Harry F. O'N
Snake River
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