Sayles Recalled by Red Sox After Strong SA Season
Little Rock’s Bill Sayles, Southern Association All-Star and ace right-hander, is recalled by the Boston Red Sox. Boston will option Jim Bagby to the Travelers, who will add a to-be-announced infielder. Bagby, 23, joins Atlanta after beating the Yankees in his 1938 debut and owning a .381 batting mark in the American League. Sayles, a University of Oregon graduate, went 8-7 for the eighth-place Travelers amid illness and strong performances this season.
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Southern Association
Rain slows Canal Zone anti-aircraft network work
In Rincon Hato area of Galapagos and Panama, rains halt road construction to antiaircraft stations around the Canal. The General Staff seeks nearly half a million to outfit the posts amid jungle mud. Equipment arrivals aid readiness, with operations delayed until January. Tomorrow the Canal Zone continues alien patrols.
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Bruce Catton Says Continued from Page One
Bruce Catton remarks on constitutional law noted as a subject of interest for a Yale professor. A 10 pound antique shotgun displayed in Texas is mentioned, with a pioneer owner said to have been shot six times by a rival while handling it.
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Sam Pokrass Remembered As A Wanderer Of Music
A fragmented portrait depicts Sam Pokrass a volatile composer and virtuoso known for early prodigy status in Russia and later wild turns across Paris Casablanca and Hollywood. The outline records his violent childhood in a slaughterhouse family, escapes from danger in the Orient, and unsteady fame shaping gypsy songs and revues while seeking grand film scoring breaks.
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Texarkana Team Rolls Bruner 16-3 in Friday Night Blowout
The County Avenue Cleaners of Texarkana defeated Brunerelvory 16 to 3 at Fair Park. A Texarkana rally featured no home runs but multiple hits led by a double and a strong effort from Jones and Cox. Bruner pitcher Roy Taylor struggled after a period of inactivity, exiting in the sixth as Percy Ramsey and Texarkana’s defense controlled the game.
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Poultry shade and trench silos aid Arkansas farmers
County Agent notes that natural shade from trees or corn rows protects flocks in heat while portable shelters and protected feed and water areas improve consumption and sanitation. Trench silos store succulent feed for droughts, with some farmers building multi year supplies to avoid buying feed during shortages.
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One Year to Go Presidential Possibilities Barton
Bruce Barton of New York emerges as a dark horse in the Republican race. A popular congressman, famed author, and advertising expert, he blends liberal tendencies with orthodox Republicanism. His lack of a formal political machine and outsider status are liabilities, but Dayton as a potential running mate is being discussed.
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Indians End Tigers No Hit Bid With A Bad Break
Cleveland outslugged Detroit as Ean Averill’s poorly timed single broke Bob Prcx’s no hit bid in a muddled minke game. Averill laments that hit as his only meaningful contribution while Rollie Hemsley’s glove plays and past near misses stalled the Tigers’ bid. Subvins of the Browns and other miscues are noted as similar de-bitter moments in major league history.
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Tridians
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Fordham Starts Early Football Practice Date Set
The article notes Fordham football practice will begin on August 28 under coach Jimmy Crowley. It also contains scattered standings and game results from varied leagues, including baseball scores and upcoming schedules, with references to teams like Knoxville Birmingham Little Rock and New Orleans, plus city matchups and half-formed game notes.
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