Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s National League Games
National League results included Cincinnati 11 over New York 6 and Brooklyn 7 over St. Louis 6. Chicago 3 Philadelphia 2, Boston 6 Pittsburgh 0. American League saw Detroit 3 New York 2 and Philadelphia 3 Chicago 0. Boston 6 St. Louis 5 in 11 innings. Southern Association and Texas League games listed.
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Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Nashville
Tulsa
San Antonio
Daly
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Houston
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Cotton States
Clarksdale
Greenville
el Dorado
Greenwood
Hot Springs
Helena
Pete Oriean
What'noga
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Philadelphi
Pittsburgh Is
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Porcupines Threaten Trees In Butte Falls Area
Rogue River National Forest supervisor Karl L. Janouch notes growing porcupine damage in the Butte Falls area. He says the animals are increasing and eating bark from young trees, and cites state law allowing a lost person to kill one with a club or survival fare.
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Medford. Ore
Karl L. Janouch
Rogue River National Forest
Janouch
Butte Falls
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler on Tolerance Folly
Westbrook Pegler argues that tolerance campaigns are political tools used by professionals to create friction. He attacks claims of widespread discrimination while noting historical stereotypes and performances that mocked various ethnic groups.
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Gyning Features Syndicate
United States
Confederacy
Damon Runyon
Canada Lee
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Runyon
Dockstader
Hony Boy Evans
Moran
Mack
Eddie Cantor
Tobacco Road
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Annie Get Your Gun
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Miss Merman
Annie
Arizona
Amerian Veterans’ Committee
National Maritime Union
New York
Carnegie Hall
Garden
Chicago Divorce Decree Misread By Superior Judge
Superior Judge George M. Fisher prepared to sign a divorce decree granting Mrs. Carmella De Fore custody and child support for Denise Lunn. A misread term in the draft changed support from ten dollars weekly to ten thousand dollars weekly, prompting a request to correct the transcript and finalize the proper amount.
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Chicago
George M. Fisher
Carmella de Fore
James R. de Fore
Denise Lunn
Fisher
Fireman’s improvised alarm prompts burglar probe
Long Beach detective report says Amos Heneise, a city fireman, wired a burglar alarm using a refrigerator shelf and an electric bell after prowlers troubled him. He told police he now seeks a burglar proof alarm as the theft of his makeshift device is investigated.
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Long Beach
Calif
Amos Heneise
Gate receipts record set by Dempsey Tunney fight
The prize fight in Chicago on September 22 drew gate receipts totaling 2658 dollars, establishing a new one night record. Dempsey and Tunney headlined the event, underscoring the bout as a major boxing milestone.
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Chicago
Jet Pilot Aims at Preakness Title This Saturday
Baltimore May 7 Jet Pilot and 13 others are slated for the 57th Preakness at Pimlico the world's richest race with a $141 140 gross pot. Likely starters include Phalanx Jet Pilot Faultless On Trust Bullet Proof Cornish Knight Mityme Seenav and Cosmic Bomb among others with Contest from Texas King ranch as a possible mystery entrant.
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Pimlico
Jet Pilot
King Ray
Seenav
Cornish Knight
Mityme
Cosmetics Kid
Contest
Texas King Ranch
Phalanx
Faultless
On Trust
New Orleans Extends Southern Association Lead
The New Orleans Pelicans beat the Nashville Vols 5-4 to improve to 19–4 and widen their lead over Chattanooga. Mobile moved to third after Atlanta Crackers fell 4-1 to Little Rock, as Sam House threw a three‑hitter. Wes Hamner of the Chicks hit two homers in the series finale.
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Associated Press
New Orleans Pelicans
Chattanooga
Nashville Vols
Pelicans
Mobile
Atlanta Crackers
Little Rock
Sam House
Crackers
Traveler
al Piechota
Meuicke
Barons
Wes Hamner
Chicks
Relief Hurler Necessary for Title Team
John McGraw said a championship club needs a first class reliever and Hugh Casey fits that role for the Dodgers. Casey worked 7 innings in early season appearances, earning four saves and two wins, including a 7-6 comeback win over the Cardinals at Ebbets Field aided by Carl Furillo’s bases loaded triple and Pee Wee Reese’s first homer. The Dodgers moved within two games of Chicago and Boston as Cubs beat the Phillies and Braves topped the Pirates. other scores noted from the league and AL leaders.
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John McGraw
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hugh Casey
Brooks
Casey
Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Cardinals
Redbirds
St. Louis
Carl Furillo
Pee Wee Reese
Chicago
Boston
Cubs
Phillies
Philadelphia
Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Giants
New York
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Tigers
New York Yankees
Detroit
Gig Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Browns
Ted
Washington
Cleveland
Mississippi Teams Take Games in Cotton League
In Cotton States League action Greenville beat Helena 8-5 behind Ed wards eight hits and 11 strikeouts. Seaporters pitcher Willenberg gave up ten hits as Helena committed five errors. Greenwood toppled El Dorado 7-3 with Roberts homering in the fourth. Clarksdale led El Dorado by a half game after the El Dorado loss and rain postponed Hot Springs at Clarksdale.
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Associated Press
Mississippi
Greenville
Edwards
Helena
Willenberg
Greenwood
Dodgers
el Dorado
Roberts
Clarksdale
Hot Springs
Tonight's games feature five matchups across cities
Memphis at Atlanta, Limue Rock at Birmingham, Nashville at Mobile, Chattanooga at New Orleans set for tonight's schedule with four teams traveling for regional action.
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Memphis
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
Mobile
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Royal Parks Offer 150000 Paid Seats in London
The Royal Parks of London provide 150000 chairs to the public for a five cent fee, supplementing the many free park benches.
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Royal Parks of
London
Bo McMillin and Leahy settle 1949 football date
In New York May 7, Bo McMillin and Frank Leahy finalize the 1949 football series schedule with a September 24 kickoff. The exchange reveals a light season opener and mutual respect as the teams plan their first game.
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Indiana
Bo McMillin
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Frank
Texas
Baylor
Beauford
Wind Slowed Time in State Track Meet at Little Rock
In the Arkansas state meet last Friday wind kept official times from counting as records. Fort Smith’s Robert Pryor set marks in 50, 100 and 220 yard dashes and helped the 880 relay, amid debates as observers protested. Arkansas aluminum clubheads shown advantage in golf, while Bobby Layne dominates in circuit baseball with 8-0 start and a 22-game conference win streak. Ransom Jackson leads SWC in hits with .408 average.
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Little Rock
Robert Pryor
Fort Smith
Grizzly
Earl F. Quigley
Little Rock High Atletic
Meet
Arkansas
Woods
Wilford Wehrle
Wehrle
Bobby Layne
Texas University
Ransom Jackson
Texas
Razorback
Texas Christian
Boxing results from various cities report several knockouts draws
A dense list of boxing results from New York, Brooklyn, Atlantic City, San Jose, and other locales. Fights feature fighters such as Johnny Dell, Harold Dade, Norman Rubio, Henry Jordan, Irish Charley Hayes, Jerry Fiorello, Curtis Moore, Benny Singleton, Walter Stevens, Eddie White, Frank Conti, Jim Holamin, Ray Dalmaine, and Felix Thomas with outcomes including knockouts and draws across multiple venues and weights.
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United Press
New York
Johnny Dell
Brooklyn
Julia Bort
Sunnyside
Norman Rubio
Albany
N. Y
Henry Jordan
Atlantic City
N. J
Broadway
Charley Hayes
Detroit
Jerry Fiorello
Jimmy McDonough
Pete Kennedy
Elmsford
Elizabeth N. H
Curtis Moore
Newark
Benny Singleton
Waterbury
Conn
Jersey City
Walter Stevens
Eddie White
Salem Mass
Frank Conti
Haverhill
Mass
Jim Holamin
New Bedford
Manchester
N. H
Ray Dalmaine
Millbury
Felix Thomas
Manchester N. H
One Minute Sports Page Notes Meet Location Senate
One reason for sending the national A A U track meet to Lincoln Nebraska is the city’s central location. Kansas City Blues offer a season pass to anyone who provides a room for a player.
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Lincoln, Neb
U. S
Kansas City Blues
Baseball Tonight’s Cardinal Pairings Across MLB Circuit
Baseball schedule lists Pittsburgh at Boston, St Louis at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, New York at Cleveland, Washington at Detroit, Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at St Louis. Night games noted for two matchups.
Chinese colleges before war trimmed from 108 to half
Before the war with Japan China had 108 colleges. the conflict destroyed more than half of these institutions, reducing the country’s seats of learning and academic capacity.
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China
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