Friction Over Fur Industry Taints 1947 Trade Union Claims
In a sharp critique, the observer links the New York fur industry to corruption and Communist influence. He cites Ben Gold and Irving Potash as party-connected figures, warns of union run by outsiders, and notes potential business takeovers by hostile factions amid Labor Board hearings and Dies Committee references.
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American Flag Race Hottest in History
In New York on September 17, the pennant races heated as the Yankees, despite injuries, stayed in contention under Morris. Joe DiMaggio hit his 800th big league homer, Lefty Joe Page earned his first win in relief, and the night included a Red Sox defeat while the Braves and Pirates in the National League closed gaps. The day featured two twin bills with mixed results for Detroit, Cleveland, and Brooklyn, keeping the race tight in both leagues.
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Lid Lifts on College Grid Contests
New York fielded reports from college football openings with a flood of games across conferences. Western matchups dominate the slate as USC hosts Utah, Oregon State faces UCLA, Santa Clara visits California, and San Jose State meets Stanford. Intersectional clashes include Texas Christian at Kansas and Wake Forest at Philadelphia with Georgia Tech.
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Cleveland Pitcher Don Black In Poor Health After Bleed
Cleveland hurler Don Black remains in frail condition after a hemorrhage while undergoing treatment. Doctor Spencer cautions he is not out of danger and remains under close medical observation as the team awaits further updates.
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National Football League opens 24th season in Boston
New York reports kickoff tonight in Fenway Park as the All-America Conference launches its 24th season. Green Bay faces Boston Yanks with the Packers favored while Cleveland champions Brookies meet revived Chicago Rockets at Soldier Field. Baltimore’s Colts beat the Yankees 27 to null, Hillenbrand and Tittle guiding the offense. Western division races remain unsettled as San Francisco faces Los Angeles in Sunday action.
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Baseball Standings and Emerald Tales From Old League News
New York dispatch notes Pirates’ race ties to Kirby Higbe output and veteran rotation. Mentions Ostermueller and Mel Ott era Pittsburgh. Glancing references include Bo McMillin and Pihos trade chatter, and a Western Illinois anecdote with Alphonse Andrews nicknamed Flip. Ends with Jimmie Murphy zest about St Louis Cardinals reverse flight mystery and city sports lore.
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Fights Last Night 3. By The Associated Press
In Brooklyn Port Hamilton Bernie Bernard outpointed Joey Carbido in a 134 pound bout. In New York Bernie Reynolds outpointed Angel Sotillo in a 191 1 2 pound match. Philadelphia Johnny Hayes outpointed Bill Thompson in a 210 pound bout in a rough night of boxing.
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Boxing Roundup From Various Cities Across the Nation
North Adams Massachusetts boxer Charles Williams, 77, faces Bert Lytell in a point decision contest in Fresno California. Fall River. Booker Hodges defeats Nick Staten in Hartford. Boston reports Ralph Zannelli wins on points in Portland Maine. Lowell Illinois and Pittsburgh matchups listed with Montreal results as noted.
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Bobcats Travel to Prescott for Tonight’s Game
Bobcats head to Prescott to face the Curley Wolves after a rough week. Coach Tollett may use substitutes early as Bobcats enter as favorites. A large Hope delegation and the High School band accompany the team, while Wolves loom as potential tough opponents.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press Summary
A garbled league leaders list cites batting and pitching leaders from the American and National leagues with names like Williams DiMaggio Musial and Lemon. The text also mentions a prehistoric oilmen group in Pennsylvania with pits and lined sifters remaining as remnants of ancient oil extraction.
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Yerger Tigers Scrimmage Set Amid Personnel Shakeup
Yerger Tigers prepare for a scrimmage today at 4 36 PM under coach H Krooks with five lettermen. James Wright anchors the line with Leroy Da and Samuel Shaw, while James Jordan Chester Jordin lead backs as the team blends youth and experience for the Idabel opener next Friday.
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Tombs Plundered Despite Egyptian Royal Protection
Ancient tombs allegedly built to guard pharaohs were repeatedly looted by tomb robbers. The Encyclopaedia Britannica notes widespread desecration, with multiple pyramids breached across eras.
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