Dom DiMaggio Takes Lead in American League Batting
Dom DiMaggio of Boston surged to the top of the American League batting race, moving past George Kell as Kell slipped from the lead. Kell had led most of the season, while DiMaggio climbed about four points to 442. Ted Williams ranked third at 329, with Dale Mitchell and Willie Mays? No, Willie Sievers and other stars listed in the standings. All averages are through Sunday's games.
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Chicago
Dale Mitchell
Cleveland
Wily
Roy Sievers
St. Louis
Case Michaels
Chic Cago
Johnny Pesky
Boston Wa
Terry Priddy
St. Foulk
Hobinson
Washington
Japiece
Bob Dilinger
St. hLania
Mutual News Sign Off and Morning Radio Teasers
A scrambled listing of radio program names and hosts from Mutual Network including Serenade News, Morning Devotional, Kate Smith Sings, and Fulton Lewis. The fragmentary OCR reads like a station schedule with multiple show titles, host names, and time stamps, reflecting an era of serialized broadcasts and program branding.
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Mutual Network
Prescott
Curie Bradley
Todyvy
John B. Kennedy Fulton Lews
Gregory Hoods
Bill Menvy
John Steele
Mysterious
Sony
Dan Mutual Newsree
Natelinele
Mutual
Penn
Reed County
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Tanny Ross
Gloriel Thatter
Buillon
John Daniel
Langworth Milita Nevida Co
Milady
Bob Poole
Sardis
Alyce Melodies
Carle Nh Cluwhayy
Ted Drake
Big Opi Chiampion
Curley
Urachley
Fulton Lewis
Leary
Denew
Mihuyt
Top Radio Programs New York digibate tunings to EV utsuliy
Radio guide lists programs in New York with varied music and talk shows. Mentions hosts and time slots with scattered names and unclear references to stations and programs.
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New York
Newt
Dobar
Fights Last Night From The Associated Press Summary
A chaotic recap notes boxing results and incidents from night events. Prominent bouts involve fighters from Philadelphia Baltimore and Chicago with outpoints and knockdowns cited by United Press. The report hints at uneven performances and tense moments across venues.
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United Press
Innovation in road building machine tested for highways
A large road-surfacing machine mixes dirt with concrete and lays a 10 foot wide layer, then packs it hard. The unit, used by the state Highway Department, costs about 7000 per mile and aims to rebuild worn asphalt roads on secondary routes while handling limited traffic. The device works on dirt only and is rented for ongoing tests near Prescott and along Highway 15.
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Cece
State Highway Department
England
Sherrill
Highway Commission
B. Lambert
Prescott
Mr. Lambert
Sime
Local sports gloom and offbeat horse notes from Columbus
Fragmented digest tracks summer activity of Minnesota football players in Columbus, Art Rooney’s stable with three names for the horse Tarp, and odd notes on horseshoes, Clemson captaincy claims, and a rainout golf event costing about 10 000 admissions.
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Pittsburgh
University of Minnesota
Columbus
Trateria
Ohio State
Art Rooney
Pittsburgh Steelers
Tarp
Harp
Lucky Hirp
Big Horn
Ditty McGee
Rooney
Big Harp
Aas
Skip
Harge
McKeresport
Howard
Carolina
Ss. Lawrence River
Sammy Snead Still Thrives Under Tour Pressure
Sam Snead from White Sulphur Springs West Virginia remains a top money winner on the tour after victory in the Dapper Dan Open. He faced rain delays and pundits eager to see Lloyd Mangrum challenge par but Snead steadied with a 4%Devard hole shot and finished near the lead.
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Pittsburgh
Tuly Li
Sammy Snead
Snead
Sligeer
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Victary
Sammy
Reading
Lieyd Mangrum
Snead Hield
Lloyd
Gillery
Maugrvatt
Berir
Fiferman Tharton
White
N.Y
Phage
Choy
Baseball Scores and Standings From The Associated Press
American League results highlight Philadelphia defeating Detroit 12 to 7 with strong batting from UD and Li. New York games noted with night starts. National League and minor leagues show Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Chicago, St Louis, Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and others in varied matchups. Details include city pairings, scheduled games, and scattered final scores across multiple leagues.
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Nevada
Howard
Miler
Fayette
Pike
Rios
Ines Atovsohls
Chicago
New York City
Detroit
Mich
W. Grang
Oklahoma City
Terminal
Bidg
Ans
Union St. Remboy
Associated Press
Beattie Washinton
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Wiltshirgsh
Brooklyn
Chirsea
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Niles
Pittsbiaeh
Masta
Pie
Southern Association
Nashville
Fragmented OCR text hints at historical event with numeric figure
The readable fragments mention various names, places, and a large numeric figure 100,393,000 in a garbled historical passage. The text lacks coherent narrative, but suggests a descriptive listing of people and locales tied to an event or data from a past era.
Treason Trial Enters Its Third Week
San Francisco July 1 treason trial of Mrs Twa Tos éuri Daquina, wartime Tokyo Rose, enters its third week with two main issues for the jury. First whether she broadcast on Tokyo Rose’s Zero Hour program of her own free will or by instinct for self preservation. Second whether her alleged motive was to deliberately weaken American morale in the Pacific. Major witnesses testify as the government presses motive questions.
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San Francisco
Twa Tos Éuri Daquina
Tokyo
Pacific
Pole Sitter May Get to Come Down
Long stake by Charles Lipnes atop a wooden flagpole outside Lipnes’ drug store sparked talk of a descent as Cleveland Indians surged from seventh to near Yankees in a season-wide chase. Mike Garcia pitched well as Cleveland’s rotation lifted the Tribe into contention, while the Red Sox dropped a 1-0 decision to Boston and other pennant contenders shuffled standings in a chaotic, old-time major league slate.
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Joe Reichler
Cleveland
Charles Lipnes
Hig Drug Store
Indians
Inglians
New York Yankees
Lupien
Tont Boudreau
Boston Red Sox
Redmen
Yankees
Yankeegs
White Sox
Erga
Cleve
Leagueteaders
Tribe
Mike Garcia
Mickey McDermott
Boudreau
Doyle
Jim Hegan
George Metkovich
Fred Hancock
Steve Satchock
Toe DiMécuio
Chicago
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
A's
Reirnit
Johnnie Grath
Bly
Brooklyn Bodues
St. Lou's Cardinals
Joe Titty
Dodgers
Inson
Yylaee
Byston
Pittsburg Pirates
Tay
Pheipes
St. Lows
Brooklyn Leads as Rabinson, Robinson Top League Stats
Fragmented box score style news shows Brooklyn’s Rabinson and Enis top hitters with multiple mentions. Philadelphia and Boston players appear in batting, pitching, and fielding lines. The chaotic OCR lists runs, hits, doubles, and outs across teams including St. Louis, Detroit, New York, and Cleveland, with scattered player names and numbers.
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Associated Press
National League
Rabinson
Kilner Pinsburd
Rong — Roabingen
Brooklyn
Ruse
Theunktyn
Motives
Rootingen
Gurdon Triumphs 4 1 Over Hope In Seven to Nine
Hope limited to five blows as Gurdon wins 4 1 in a tense game. Hatchet and Haynie spark the offense with key hits, while Anderson, McClendon, and Seerest contribute defense and runs. Final score 4-1 with Gordon topping Hope. pivotal sixth inning sealed the win.
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Hope
Gurdon
George Dobson
Ons
Puelving
James Hitchet
Mamiee Trudspeth
Jack
Mrodon
Q Chrdin
Bucky Wells
Jqele
Nyey
Halter
Haynie
Dennis Ross
Seerest
Bones
Learn
Gordon
Honey
Jack Bell
Gilson Ross
Seeres
Rune Nolump
Andersen
Rhehtield
Nope
Hatchet
Wells
al Bones
Ing Hatchet
Stover
Jack McClendon
Ross
Davidson
Lilly Davidson
Roy Taylor
New
Sevrest
Jamie Russell
Bob White
Clyde Zinn
Taylor
Anderson
Legions
Fiehd
Gunter Wathker
Bill McClondon
Hudspey
Gunter
G. Ross
Doenvil Ross
Argseth
McGlendan
McClendan
Sudan
Anderseth
Hatehet i Las Iidan
MecClen
Russell
Ramsey
Musser
Ottiek
Batt
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Lee O. L. Bowden
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Pat Tick
Hope Rt. 4
Suga
Turkey
Cspitol
Joe C. Porterfield
Houston Electric Co
Caleb Mattress Co
S. Washington
R. C. Daniels
First National Bank
C. Coleman
Hot Springs Candy Co
Hot Springs
R. G. Hitt
Courthouse
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R.G. Hitt
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Diamond Cafe
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Maxley’s Court
Highway West
Hoover
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Jet Us
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Jeans
East Second Tech
Middlebrooks
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Sullivan
Eastman Kodak
Gulf Service
Sre
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Riley Cooper
Texarkana
Texas
Texas Ave
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Davis Furnitures & Mattress Ca
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Dom DiMaggio
Pe Sakiteol Broadcasting System
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