Yankees Rookie Hurts McCarthy In Browns Series
New York manager Joe McCarthy gambled on a rookie pitcher last night as the St. Louis Browns built a three game margin by scoring three home runs and shutting out the Yankees. Bob Muncrief earned his seventh win of the year, backed by heavy Browns hitting and solid defense to widen the gap in the series.
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Tex) Hughean
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Betz Favored To Win Eastern Tennis Title at Haverford
Los Angeles star Betz, defending national women's champion, advanced with a 6-1 6-0 win over Sue Peterson Cynwyd Pa. Barbara Scofield and Mary Arnold also advanced, as several players posted wins in the Pennsylvania and Eastern States Women's Lawn Tennis event. Also noted: Timmy Outlaw drove in runs for the Giants in a 5-2 win over Pittsburgh, Phil Weintraub homered for the Giants, and the Dodgers faced setbacks in other games.
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Word Puzzle Fragments From A Soggy Page
A damaged OCR fragment shows scattered crossword style clues and partial phrases. It mentions across and down positions, various garbled entries, and place names, with unclear answers and broken words. The item reads like a disrupted puzzle page half preserved by the clipping.
Puzzling Transcription Teases Hidden Native Terms
A garbled OCR style puzzle text lists scattered words and numbers, hinting at a cryptic exercise. The fragmentary lines mention knives, entertainments, futures, conjunctions, and odd labels, suggesting a word-decode or cross reference task from a historical page segment.
Acorns Lead Coast League By 12 Games
Oakland stretched its road lead over the idle Los Angeles Angels to 12 games, nosing out Sacramento by a narrow margin as San Francisco kept pressure for third in the Pacific Coast League pennant race. Results from Oakland and Seattle showed tight scoring amid a rain delay, with key contributions from Wright, Joyce, Turpin, and Lotz shaping the standings.
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Solons Refuse $38500 Offer For Pitcher
Sacramento reports the Solons refuse a $38 500 offer from the Boston Red Sox for star pitcher Zeflhander lem Dreis enwerd. Manager Bart Shuely cites Boston’s inability to include two players slated for transfer. Britain plans 100 600 houses after the war and 200 000 more by year two ends.
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Williams to Receive Hall of Fame Scroll at Wrigley
Los Angeles LOS ANGELES A R an vy A Williams veteran Pevilie Uaast League secretary was to receive a Hehne Athletic Foundation Hall of Fame scroll before a Los Angeles San Diego doubleheader at Wrigley Field. The former Los Angeles Times sports editor and baseball writer was P C L president from 1923 to 1930s.
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Valo Sang Destroyed After Rat Lang Accident
Valo Sang, winner of the 144 Hamble tonian, was killed last night after a left foreleg fracture. The four year old horse, trained by Ed Baker of St. Charles, Wis, suffered the injury in a wreck at Elk Horn last Sunday.
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Cubs Release Tony York to the Los Angeles Angels
The Chicago Cubs released third baseman Tony York on option to the Los Angeles Angels. York had shown solid early season form with the Cubs and was reported to have been paid $59,000 by the club.
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Navy Gets Pippen
Oakland Acorns league leaders faced Henry Pippen announcing his final Navy physical. A finger injury sidelined Pippen and veteran Stanley Hack moved into the starting lineup, keeping him on the bench.
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Catton) Pippen
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