Brecheen Keeps Cards in Race Amid World Series Hopes
Cardinal lefty Harry Brecheen earned his 18th win in a 8 hitter as St Louis beat Cincinnati 2 1 to bolster their pennant push with Enos Slaughter driving in five runs. Stan Musial struggled yet Brecheen and Slaughter sparked the rally while Brooklyn and Cleveland won to tighten races.
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Firemen Quell Blaze at Walkoff Iron Metal Co Event
The Rock Island Fire Department contained a blaze at a metal works office after a passerby summoned help. Firefighters extinguished the fire before Walkoff officials could discuss aims, while local concerns about response efficiency linger.
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A Wild Political Night with Lemke and O'Brien
In a hazy, nostalgic riff Pegler recalls 1926 Cleveland politics and early third parties. He chases names like Lemke and O'Brien, mocks reformers, and reflects on the era’s populist fervor, crowds, and the race for vice president.
Arkansas sport loop notes mix of coaching changes and local sports
Little Reek August 10 reports on John Tucker leaving Arkansas Tech for new coaching direction under Rabbit Burnett, once Tech star now coach at Little Rock High. Mentions Clair Bee praise for Texas high school players, Arkansas Razorbacks in SWC history, Hot Springs manager Sobek's player hustle, Jonesboro golfer Puryear, Pexarkana Catholic High hiring, Kraftsmen in state semi pro titles, and old-timers night ideas for Hot Springs club.
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Dutch Third in Rich Tourney
Pro golfer Mangrum led a record earnings week at Tam O’Shanter, winning $23,500 across the All-American Professional meet and the world championship playoff. He topped Snead and Harrison, drew bets, and set a course record with a 63 before heading to the St Faul Open, while news from Yale and political chatter intruded in the home narrative.
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Football talk and coaching notes from Texas in 1940s column
Dallas dispatch notes Chick Bee and Long Island University figures shaping football talk. Pete Pete bests in baseball plans, Layden and Bell discuss spring practice and field goals. Ki Aldrich shows changed nose bruises, a prowler encounter, and a Fort Worth scene with brotherly defense.
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United States Wins Disputed 400 Meter Relay Title
London officials ruled the United States won the 400 meter relay after reviewing film evidence. The decision reversed an earlier disqualification of the American team for a baton pass error. Mel Patton and Harrison Dillard starred for the U S quartet as Avery Brundage and Lord Burghley praised the corrective ruling.
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Hempstead District Swim Meet Announced for August
The Hempstead District announces a swimming meet to be held Tuesday August 17 at Hope Municipal Park Pair Park. Nolen Tollett coordinates camping and activities for the district. Drying begins at 1 30 with events and swimming slated for 6 pm. Scout troops and several swimmers from Hempstead District will participate in the meet.
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Memphis Moves Up in Southern League Play
Memphis rises in the Southern League with a 42 loss by the Chicks to the Bears, slipping four games behind leaders while Little Rock and New Orleans split a doubleheader. The Birmingham and Atlanta/Nashville group remain mid-pack as other games unfold.
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Fights Last Night In New York Headlines
Reported bouts featured Lee Onn tot and Willis, with Bute, Matty, and Hulu among combatants. Outpointed opponents included Geerne Byard, Sanity Ti, and Porkis, with mixed results and uncertain details amid a crowded card.
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Clarksdale Beats Helena 7 to 2 in Hometown Win
Clarksdale pounded 14 hits to defeat Helena 7 2 as Laddie Paul homered in the third. Natchez edged El Dorado 12 9 while El Dorado made five errors and Natchez four in other games. Tonight's schedule lists Pine Bluff at Hot Springs Greenwood at Greenville El Dorado at Natchez and Helena at Clarksdale with rainouts noted.
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Baseball schedule and results from yesterday
Baseball results show Cleveland defeated Detroit 6 to 6 in a night game while St Louis beat Chicago and Philadelphia edged Brooklyn 2 to 1. St Louis topped Cincinnati 6 to 2. National and Southern Association scores include New Orleans 2 41 Little Rock 4 and Birmingham 34 Chattanooga 6. Texas League tallies Tulsa 4 Oklahoma City 2 and Fort Worth 2 Dallas 0.
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Camden Legion Team Qualifies for State Play
Camden defeats Hot Springs 12 to 3 at Camden to clinch a spot in the Arkansas Ameri can Legion junior baseball state tournament. West Memphis and Little Rock had already qualified, the latter by defending champion status. The tourney opens Thursday with West Memphis drawing the Warren Pine Bluff winner and Little Rock facing Camden. Fort Smith, with a bye, meets the Friday afternoon winner.
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Merchants to End Season Here Friday at Hope
The Hope Merchants wrap up their season with a Friday doubleheader against the Marco Flyers of Hi Springs at the Hope Wair par. A large crowd is expected for the season finale as Hope seeks a strong finish after a tough schedule against top regional teams. Umpires Ralph Soemeling and Frank Ra sox Wilde will officiate.
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Negro 4-H Club Students to State Meet
Twenty 4-H Club boys and several local leaders travel to the Twenty-Fourth Annual 4-H Camp at Pine Bluff Arkansas August 9 to 14. County demonstrations include dress revue and canning projects, with participants from Mt Pleasant, Sherman, Mars Hill, Blevins, and Williams Chapel.
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