Braves Win 17-Inning Classic In Boston Clash
Braves prevail 4-3 after 17 innings in a marathon Field game, with John Cooney delivering a clutch single in the 17th to seal the win. Dodgers top Reds as Tipton homers, Krist shines for Cardinals in night action. Giants edge Pirates as Hubbell and offense spark a twilight victory. Yankees extend win streak to ten behind DiMaggio’s 18th game hitting streak, Gomez notching the win.
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Braves
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Boston
John Cooney
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Neat
Johnny Allen
Reds
Eric Tipton
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phils
Howard Krist
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frank Frisch
Pirates
New York
Mickey Witek
Mel Ott
Johnny Mize
New York Yankees
Joe DiMuggio
Cleveland Indians
DiMaxzyle
Lefty Gomez
Johnny Murphy
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
Bobby Doerr
Tet Willams
Dario Codigiani
Luke Appling
St. Louis Browns
Lyman Harris
Phil Marchildon
Philadelphia Athletics
Wall Judnith
Harland Clift
Detroit Tigers
Buck Newsom
Washington Senators
Hal White
Associated Press
Hal
Vigers
Senators
Cubs
Howard Kriet
Cardinals
Phils
Buster Maynard
Giants
John Alien
Duke Lodigiant
White Sox
Farmer
Red Sox
Walt Judnick
Browns
Athlies
DiMaggio
Yankees
Indians
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press
Stars across MLB are highlighted with notable performances. Veterans like John Cooney, Buster Maynard, and John Alien delivered clutch hits or strong pitching against rivals such as the Cubs, Pirates, Reds, and Indians. Exciting late rallies and key early blasts frame a day of standout showings across multiple teams.
Baseball flashbacks and classic race outcomes from past eras
Snorts mirror recounts a year ago today Cincinnati rallied for five runs in the ninth to beat Brooklyn four to three while the Cardinals topped the Giants seven to six and narrowed the Dodgers lead. Three years ago Challedon won the Arlington Classic with a purse of ninety five thousand six hundred as Johnstown finished third and Sun Lover second. Five years ago the New York Yankees expanded their farm system by adding the Kansas City team of the American Association.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Giants
Dodgers
Challedon
Johnstown
Sun Lover
New York Yankees
Kansas City
American Association
Roundup of boxing and baseball notes from New York
SID FEDER surveys sports chatter from July, highlighting Gus Lesnevich seeking navy leave to defend his light heavyweight title, Ray Lamanno in 1-A with Uncle Sam, and eyeing summer bets. Lou Campbell and Frank Knafel headline Jacksonville naval station boxing buzz. Jimmy Foxx validates his vision after an earlier bust. Ed Montgomery and Rollie Jiemsley appear as guest stars with riffs on music and bets for a winding season ahead.
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Sid Feder
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
Wide World
New York
Gus Lesnevich
Navy
Hutch
Ray Lamanno
Cincinnati
Uncle Sam
Ington
Holmstrom Lehman Tied In Tom O'Shanter Qualifier
Chicago July 22 The Tom O'Shanter golf tournament opened with 64 top amateurs in two rounds of match play while pros began an 18 hole qualifying for a 16000 medal event starting tomorrow Big names Nelson and Hogen qualified automatically Lehman Chicago 71 72 149 and Holmstrom Rockford 77 66 143 lead a crowded field with Holmstrom firing six under par to threaten the course record.
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Gayle Talbot
Chicago
Sofar
Viz
Byron Nelson
Ben Hoga
University of Wilvis
Tom O'Shasiier
Fights Last Night Across U S Boxing Card Summary
Toledo and Des Moines bouts feature Lee Savold and Pat Kosmisky losing decisions. New York highlights include Chester Rice drawing Leo Rodak and Cleo Shans outpointing Abie Kaufman. Other results have Jim Collins defeating Billy Banks in Washington and Benny Goldberg outpointing Joey Archibald in Detroit.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Lee Savold
Des Moines
Bill Poland
New York
Pat Comiskey
Patterson
Big Boy
Brown
Detroit
Benny Goldberg
Joey Archibald
Providence
R. I
Chester Rice
Leo Rodak
Chicago
Drew
Cleo Shans
Los Angeles
Abie Kaufman
Philadelphia
Washington
Jim Collins
Baltimore
Billy Banks
Fragmentary Dialogue Quoted on Ancient Love and Egypt
A fragmented reading passes from a quote about Lovemaking across epochs to a Greek maiden listening to the lyre, then notes that nearly all of Egypt’s 43 million people inhabit the lower Nile valley and delta.
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Egypt
Lower
Wile
Yaleley and
Delta
With Regards Wins Classic at Arlington and Chicago
Jockey Johnny Longden stays on the road racing With Regards in Chicago and New York. The colt refused the Empire City start but won the Classic Trial in Chicago, preparing for the $85,000 Arlington Classic. With Regards led all the way, clocking 1:35 3-5 for a $96.80 payoff. Third went to Trelawny owned by Mrs. B. H. Augustus.
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Associated Press
Johnny Longden
Chicago
New York
Noles
Empire City
With Regards
Arlington
T. D. Grimes
Bless Me
Apasche
B. H. Augustus
Trelawny
Cancer Clue Is Sought By Memorial Hospital
Memorial hospital, with Harvard University, reports isolation of hitherto unknown chemicals from cancer patients. The substances, differing from non cancerous individuals, have been found in wine. Dr G C P Rhoads notes three cancer attacks: cell starvation, vitamins in cancer cells, and chemicals that hinder cancer growth in glass tubes without harming healthy tissue.
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Mowar W. Blackeslee
New York
Memorial Hospital
Harvard University
CG. P. Rhoads
Danger Institute
America
Faltering Rocks Drop From First to Third Place
The Southern Association standings shift as the Faltering Rocks slide to third after a rough night. Chattanooga’s Hardin Cathey starred with seven hits allowed and solid defense, while the Travelers faltered behind Krinxville’s trouble. New Orleans defeated Knoxville 4-0. Atlanta beat Memphis. Nashville closed in on Atlanta with a 10-5 win.
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Little Rock Travelers
Southern Association
Atlanta
Nashville
Latcher
Chattanooga
Memphis Chicks
Kenthys
Birmingham
New Orleans
Knoxville Smokies
Giter
Lite Rock
Krinxvilla
Travelers
Chattaigage
Hardin Cathey
John Interkefer
Scinfolh
Jeffcoat
Advice Good When Right Person Gets It
In New Orleans at Pelican Stadium Vincent Rigzo greets Wide Matthews with a draft notice. A candid exchange follows about being called to serve, ending with a quip on the draft letter and a lighthearted riff by a caller and mother about a child and father.
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New Orleans
Maatthews
St. Lowis Cardinal
Seoul
Pelican Stadium
Vincent Rigzo
Vid
Cancer research hints at chemical starving and hormone links
Memorial scientists pursue multiple cancer attacks from hormone-like hydrocarbons to nutrient deprivation. They test thousands of chemicals in tubes on cancer and normal tissues, seeking compounds that kill cancer cells while sparing healthy ones. Findings suggest real differences in chemical sensitivity between cancer and normal cells.
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Memorial
Oil and Gas Filings Nevada County July 22 1942
Royalty Deed dated May 1 1942 filed July 21 1942 from T Wesson to BR L Wesson covers Sec 13 Twp 14 Ree 23. Royalty Deed dated July 18 1942 filed July 21 1942 from M P L Wilver to M Lile for Sec 4 33 Twp 12 14 Rge 20. Mineral Deed dated July 8 1942 filed July 18 1942 from J N Brockman et al to HH L Hunt for Sec 20 Twp 14 Rec 22.
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M. PL
Wilver
M.lile
J. N. Brockman
L. Hunt
Longer Legs This Season in Hollywood Shows Taller Dancers
Hollywood observes longer legs this season with taller featured performers. Phyllis Ruth of Paramount shines as a rising comedienne while showgirls grow taller and dancing lines favor height. Casting director comments indicate a shift toward taller performers across major studios.
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Wide World
Hollywood
Statistical Department
Phyllis Ruth
Paramount
Phyllis
Bobby Connally
Aboy
Eleanor Powell
Eleanor
Ziegfield
Warner Bros
Steve Trilling
Leggy ladies lead season as actresses shine again
A period-accurate slice shows the rise of leggy leading ladies in cinema, noting a shift from a favorite child star to a new season of bold, striking performances. The piece highlights changing tastes and the spotlight moving toward fresh screen presence.
World Briefs: Malta air strikes casualties rise
Incessant air attacks on a British Mediterranean base inflicted 20 civilian casualties in June 1954, with 30 killed or wounded and 97 seriously injured reported by Bern. Other dispatches note typhus surges in Serbia, Bailen’s arrest in Havana, Hull to address war seriousness in a national radio speech, and Bevin seeking Commons authority to curb British nationals abroad.
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Associated Press
Valletta
Malta
Mediterranean
Prescott News Judges and Clerks for Election
Election officials for Missouri township East City East rural Westerly and West rural precincts were chosen at a Tuesday courthouse meeting. Assigned judges clerks and alternates listed with sheriffs for each precinct. Josephine Scaggs W A M meets weekly with Mrs Maxfield Garrett missionary from Japan as guest speaker. Thirteen members and nine visitors attended.
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Missouri Township
East City
Adam Guthrie
Dolph Brewer
S. R. Crawford
T. J. Compton
Watt Cottingham
Jewel White
Carl Dalrymple
H. E. Bemis
H. J. Burke
Clarence Marsh
East
J.C. Ledbetter
Joe Regan
A. P. Jones
E. B. Bomar
J. M. Worthington
W. B. Hamby
Ned Purtle
Teo Elgin
B. G. Bennett
John Bareham
Westerly Precinc
C. B. Andrews
F. 2. Cox
Malcom Wylson
C. BP. Arnold
Jesse Crow
Ray Loomis
B.C. Moody
Dewey Stripling
Burel Whitmarsh
Ray Peachy
J. R. Wilson
West Rural
J. W. Grimes
Sant McHenry
R.F. Barnes
Ellis Jones
Ode Montgomery
Carter Harris
B. Hale
Eulas Parker
Watson Trevillion
Clyde’ Blenis
J. D. Cantley
Maxfield Garrett
Japan
Mary Frances Langley
Wilma Cockrill
Social News Roundup From Arkansas and Nearby Cities
Society notes reveal Mr and Mrs Mark Justiss spending days in New Orleans while Mrs Frank Nolen Hope visits Little Rock. Several guests travel between Texarkana Malvern and Little Rock as families host relatives and attend events such as the Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers dinner institute in Fayette Hotel.
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Mark Justiss
New Orleans
Frank Tuberville
Karl King Jr
Jim Bush
Texarkana
J. H. Bemis
Little Ro
Frank’ Nolen
Hope
Orrin Ellsworth
W. T. Hart Ha
Margaret Hart
Little Rocks
Mildred Bemis
Malvern
William Johnson
Johnson
Dan Pittman Jr
Pittman
Army
L. L
Little Rock
Charles Thomas
Li Rock
Notable Deaths and War Item Highlights
Obituary notices report Robert Whitman 67 homes columnist for the New York Sun died in Garden City. Georges Berr 76 Parisian actor died in Paris. British Captain Randolph Churchill, son of the prime minister, visited New York after Middle East raid injuries. German broadcasts claim four British torpedo boats sunk and two set on fire in the English Channel. Emperor Hirohito observed major Japanese army parachute maneuvers during a large-scale drill.
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Garden City
N. Y
Robert. Whitman
Homes
The
New York Sun
Berlin
New York
Middle East
Randolph Churchill
Prisoner Snippet From Utsunomiya Training Center
An exchange near Tokyo at an army training facility includes a soldier asked why he stays out late and replying he has no wife, eliciting the follow up question about his whereabouts. The fragment captures a terse dialogue reflecting wartime discipline and personal questions.
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Soupy) Campbell
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Jimmy Foxx
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Seoups
NBA
Abe Greene
Ed Montgomery
Reno
Nevy
Evenng Gazette
Rollie Jiemsley
Reagan
Bombers
Holmstrom
Lehman
Rascal
By Galbraith
Telnet
Nevada County
Helen Hesterly
Inine
World Briefs
Bern
Sofia
Havana
Count de Bailen
Panama
Hull
London
Ernest Bevin
Commons
Prescott News
Vichy
Georges Berr
Paris
Tokyo
Hirohita
Utsunomiya
Victory” Bicycles
Bob Elmore
S. Auto Supply
Dudley Grocery
Coca-Cola Company
Hope Coca- Cola
Oboe
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