Army Favored Beat Lions In Charity Series
The western Army All-Stars, led by Major Wal Wade, are seen as capable of beating Detroit tonight in the charity exhibition, likely sticking to the lineup that beat Denver and faced earlier setbacks. A large turnout at Universal Detroit Stadium is expected with proceeds aiding emergency relief.
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Berry Returns an Umpire in Major League Return
Char Berry, once an ambitious young player from Wilmington, Delaware, returns tonight as an umpire in the Eastern League after a stint in Class A. He aims to reach the majors and will officiate in a Washington White Sox doubleheader. Berry, All-America football end from Fayette College, shifted from player to umpire following his 1935 major league pursuit.
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Yesterday's Stars in Major League Baseball Action
AP wire report highlights Dodger victory as they blanked Pi es scoring four runs. Senators bats produced five runs on 15 hits. Indians beat Red Sox 10-0 behind strong pitching. Brawds defeated Tigers 4-1 with timely hitting.
Women’s National Tournament Roundup From Broulline Recall
Betty Jameson faced Janet Younkers in a 1 up decision in the first round of the Women’s National Open Tourney held in Broulline Massachusetts three years ago. Jimmy Foxx had an earlier appendicitis operation and missed the season with Boston Red Sox. Five years ago Mickey Coch continued as Detroit’s manager during a lengthy bench period.
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Conn Lewis Fight Scheduled for Columbus Day Show
A charity heavyweight bout is planned for Columbus Day at Yankee Stadium featuring Pvt Billy Conn and Corp. Louis. Promoter Mike Jacobs targets a $1.2 million purse with a daylight 2 p.m. start to draw 77,000 fans, with all proceeds benefiting Army families. Conn and Louis are both stationed at nearby bases and practice amid dimout rules.
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Naval hero admits cold feet on Mediterranean patrol
London reports Victoria Cross winner Commander A. CG. Miers recounted a tense episode aboard Turbay during a Mediterranean patrol. An enemy destroyer threatened the vessel as it began a dive, the klaxon failed, depth charges erupted nearby, and Miers jumped from the bridge to the control room amid chaos.
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Roundup previews three top college football showdowns
Wide World Sports columnist Hugh Fullerton Jr notes three big football games on tap before the World Series. He predicts Louis over Army, and highlights Mississippi’s multi Poole brothers and other football notes from Camp Croft to Corpus Christi NAS. He also references possible all star army benefit plans and a Brooklyn club naming quip for Ebbets Field.
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Bums Gain 4 Game on Cards
Billy Southworth of the St. Louis Cardinals outlined a game by game plan as the Cards invade the east to chase the National League pennant. Brooklyn Dodgers held a four game lead after Ed Head’s four hit shutout, while the Cardinals faced a stretch including the Giants, Dodgers, Phillies, and Beavers in upcoming contests.
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Pillow mishap causes steering trouble on bridge ship
A crew member explains attempts to pass orders to adjust trim after water intake. The root cause was a pillow used on the bridge aid that had been forgotten, which jammed the ratchet and disrupted control.
Safety Rules for Horse Chauffeurs in New York
The Greater New York Safety Council issues a horse chauffer safety code with advice to address the horse by name and use humane, sensible methods. Topics cover preventing heat or cold injuries, proper shoeing, weather gear, water discipline, driving near the right curb, clear sire ways, obeying traffic signs, using hand signals, and avoiding street car tracks.
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Senators Edge Red Sox In High Scoring Tie In Boston
Washington nosed out Boston 15 to 11 as Boston walked ten times. A second game ended early so trains could be caught. The loss dropped Boston 12 games behind idle New York with 15 to play. Browns beat Tigers 4 1 to strengthen third in AL. Sundri pitched four hits, Judnich hit his 11th homer. Indians and White Sox slated for doubleheader but Poat’s seven hit shutout opener prompted call of the second game.
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Tigers Wildcats Look Strong in Grid Conference
In the Arkansas high school conference preview Tigers of Lee Rock and North Little Rock Wildcats appear evenly matched with ten conference games each. Malvern and Benton show unknowns while Malvern relies on captains Joe Fowler and George Bengon. Benton aims to improve from two decades in the second division amid limited lettermen.
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Ice Spectacles Ride High From Broadway To Garden
Arthur Wirtz, Sonari Producing and partners, helm Sonja Henie Ice Spectacles touring widely from Broadway to Madison Square Garden, with a steady US circuit including Chicago and Hollywood. Wirtz notes youth of current cast and looming draft while detailing box office highs and plans for a new, unnamed Henie show.
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Marquee Memories and Hollywood Billing in Dim-Out
A nostalgic look at how marquee lighting and star billing shaped Hollywood, with examples like Marie Dressler Clark Gable James Cagney and the rise of independent houses. The piece notes how double features and home-town fame kept some actors in the spotlight even as lights fade. It closes with a轻 humorous science note on shot putting directions and a micron definition.
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No Foolin The GAR Has A New Member In Seattle
Four days after his 98th birthday William DeLaney Treeman joined the Grand Army of the Republic in Seattle. He enlisted with Union forces at 17 and fought through the Civil War, with his daughters noting prior GAUR membership in Nebraska that waned after moving to Seattle.
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Pels and Travelers Set For Southern Association Playoff Clash
The Associated Press reports Nashville owner Larry Gilbert turns to Paul Erickson for the Vols opener against Birmingham while Né Orleans plans to start Bill Selnsoth against Little Rock. Little Rock led the league, four and a half games ahead of Nashville. Birmingham claimed third ahead of New Orleans.
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