McCarthy Confident Yankees Will Win World Series
St Louis Sept 46 Vincent McCarthy famed Yankees manager speaks of supreme confidence as New York seeks another world title against the Cardinals. He praises St Louis for 108 wins in a row stretch and notes Mort Cooper starts today. Cardinals fans rush for tickets amid a soaring black market as 7000 general seats go fast.
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Senate debating inflation bill and defense testimony
Today in Congress the Senate and House consider anti inflation measures and defense testimony. Federal officials and leaders from Army Navy and War Production Board outline manpower and small business issues while amendments to the contract renegotiation law are discussed. A former ambassador returns from Tokyo and speaks to a Senate committee as routine House business continues with appropriations and deficit discussions.
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Fights Last Night Seattle-tarry Matthews Beats Hostak
Seattle boxer Kid Matthews wins over Al Hostak in a 1-2 bout at Seattle with a 110 to 1 10 score. Viuviaqua’s Joey Peralta defeats Clea Shians in Los Angeles 110 to 133. Buddy Burrell edges Marvin Bryant in Newark 150 1 8. A Dallas note mentions 1 029 110 employees at railroads nationwide.
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Dallas
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Baseball’s War Time Postseason and Cards Yankees Duel
The piece notes the wartime pennant race between the St Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees with reference to players and public figures. It mentions Bud Hassett, Billy Southworth, Dan Parker, and Hugh Fullerton Jr on sports analysis, wartime adjustments, and events from stadiums to military service, plus other local sports notes and charity plans.
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New York Daily Mirror
Yankees
Shreveport Holds Narrow Dixie Series Lead
Shreveport leads Nashville 1-0 in the Dixie Series after a 4-2 victory Tuesday before about 8,500 in Shreveport. Gorton Matzenberger and Nashville’s Eriksson kept a 1-1 tie through the first half of the sixth before Zeker Trent’s RBI broke it open for the Sports. A fifth game will be Thursday in Shreveport, with possible Games Six and Seven in Nashville.
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Columbus Still Tops in Little World Series
Columbus Red Birds win the 2nd straight junior Little World Series title by defeating the Syracuse Chiefs 4 to 1. Managed by Eddie Dyer, the American Association club, farm of the St Louis Cardinals, takes the series 4 games to 1, giving the AA a 14 to 11 edge in the post season since 1904.
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Sports Echoes From The Paper’s Archive
Highlights from past editions note Joe Louis defending heavyweight crown in 1941 by knocking out Lou Nova in the sixth round. Also dated items show Joe Cronin signing a five year deal with the Boston Red Sox for 27000 dollars annually. A Lexington Kentucky record marks Billy Direct pacing three year olds to a 1 58 mile in 1938.
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Football Attendances Fall As Fans Shun Big Games
An Associated Press survey notes a sharp drop in college football crowds as fans avoid games amid world tensions. Michigan Ohio State and Minnesota opened with low attendances, totaling 63042, far below last year’s 160000. West Coast editors cite fan fatigue and economic factors, while travel, tires, and work schedules further reduce Saturday attendance nationwide.
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Spa Machine Election Board Wins Again
In Little Rock, Miyar Geo P. McLaughlin and Hot Springs aligned allies retained Garland county election commissioners as the state election board re elected incumbents. Governor Adkins and Treasurer Earl Page reportedly opposed two Democratic incumbents while the opposition's slate failed to gain more than two votes on the seven member board.
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World briefs paint quick wartime home front and global notes
London housewives to be taught Johnny cake and apple pie to welcome US soldiers at dinner, while UK officials report IRA arms from overseas. Vichy creates local councils for possessions, Alaska endures severe storm, and a Detroit man jokes about the Detroit Free Press. Treasury expects 140 million from new stamp tax.
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Missing Ace of Marines Safe at Base
Captain Marion B. Carl, 26, of Hubbard, Nebraska, the second hot test marine pilot on Guadalcanal, returned to base after five days missing. His squadron endured two nights and two days of fierce fighting with Japanese forces attempting to retake the area. Carl, who had one Japanese plane shot down at Midway and ten at Guadalcanal, was surprised to learn Major John L. Smith had a 15-plane lead in aerial victories. He joked that Smith would run into everything while he was away.
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Rescue of Captain Carl After Air Battle and Island Escape
Captain Carl led fighters against a Japanese bomber formation. His plane was hit and he ditched at sea, swimming to a small island with a native boy’s help. He was treated for wrist burns, then hid on shore as Jap forces neared. He repaired a radio but signals failed and a launch remained elusive.
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Washington Baptist Church to full-time pastor
Washington Arkansas. Washington Baptist Church voters chose L win L McDonald senior ministerial student at Ouachita college to assume full-time pastorate. The historic church founded about 1820 has seen doubled Sunday School attendance and 28 additions since switching to half-time last March. McDonald resigns London half-time pastorate November 1 to begin full work in Washington while continuing studies.
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