Phillies Cure Rejuvenation Sparks 14 Inning Win Over Reds
Phillies pitcher Richard Barrett, called a new patient by Dr Stanley Harris, held Cincinnati to nine hits and one run across 14 innings to beat the Reds 1-0 after a rough start in the doubleheader. Orval Grove’s one hitter for the White Sox also drew praise as Chicago defeated the Yankees 1-0. Detroit extended its hot stretch to 10 wins in 12 with a 3-1 win over Philadelphia.
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Kewpie) Barrett
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Runner doubts four minute mile may be possible
Stockholm July 9 Arne Andersson world record miler doubts any current racer can break four minutes. He also failed to beat Gunder Haegg's 1500 m mark as weather spoiled his attempt. He praised Haegg but said future generations may push the mile to four minutes or better.
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Gunder Haege
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Haegg
Rookie Hopes to Get a Chance in All Star Game
Detroit July 9 Lanky Dick Wakefield Tiger rookie outfielder earns a raincheck spot on the all star team. He shows 68 games 99 hits and eyes a shot at National league pitching next week in Philadelphia. Wakefield, 22, was notified by President Harridge of his selection replacing Charley Keller. He calls the honor a thrill and says he may never forget the all star game.
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Southern California Public Links Pro Plan Drives War Worker Golf
The Southern California Public Links Golf association launches a summer program with a war workers division run by recreation directors at about 100 plants and a junior golf instruction effort. Pros like Olin Dutra Willie Hunter and Stan Kertes back the junior work as ten courses in Los Angeles Pasadena and Long Beach host classes before a planned tournament.
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Alfred H. Mauer
Olin Dutra
Willie Hunter
Joe Novak
Harry Bassler
Stan Kertes
One Minute Sports Page Highlights Golf and Baseball Notes
Joe Louis aims to cut his golf handicap to scratch and keeps a confident swing. Bobo Newsom seeks a batting practice slot after St Johns resignation, but Ace Adams already took the all star role. Judge Landis releases a sweeping baseball book, skipping J G Taylor Spink. Navy V 12 at Iowa State returns 18 lettermen with only Don Siebold in football. Hambletonian visits Empire City with Bill Strang's city owned favorite song in the spotlight.
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J. G. Taylor Spink
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Don Siebold
Exhibition football game leaves natives puzzled in South Pacific
Buffalo writer notes an exhibition football game in the South Pacific that confuses locals who ran up and down sidelines with the ball. The piece calls the game a mystery to many who imitate U S players.
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Buffalo
Ni Y
South Pacific
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U. S
Service Dept. Biff Hoffman rises to captain in ten months
Biff Hoffman, former Stanford fullback, advances from private to captain in ten months. Herb Oren, ex New York Sun baseball writer, jumps from private to staff sergeant at Greensboro North Carolina air base. Garvey Yo, who beat Sailor Freddie Cochrane last year, transfers from Boston to the South West Pacific war zone. Louis Nezou of the naval air station near Jacksonville Florida draws local excitement with Georgie Abrams praising his left hook.
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Jayhawks Tangle With Haskell In Lincoln Park Night Game
The Junior Jayhawks meet Haskell this evening in Lincoln Park at 8 under flood lights. A regional clash unfolds with both teams aiming for a victory and bragging rights on the night.
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Standings and results from yesterday’s baseball games
Major league results show Cleveland 5 Washington 2 and St Louis 5 Boston 2 while Detroit 8 Philadelphia 1 and Chicago 1 New York 0. Cincinnati 7 5 Philadelphia 0 1 in a 14 inning second game. Pittsburgh 8 Brooklyn 2. American Association Toledo 4 4 Kansas City 1 5 second game 12 innings Indianapolis 7 St Paul 4 Louisville 5 Minneapolis 3 Milwaukee at Columbus postponed.
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Louis weighs 220 pounds during New York furlough visit
Army life seems to suit heavyweight champion Joe Louis who is visiting New York on furlough. Louis reports a 220 pound weight while noting his peak in ring form reached 207 percent when he faced Abe Simon in March.
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Ball Players Bemoan Lady Umpire Invite
In Wichita a story signed by Lorraine Heinrich of Racine Wis describes Miss Heinrich’s selection for a semi pro baseball umpire post at the August 13 Na Pees tournament. Players joke about gender roles and fear clashes between clubhouses and dormitories in the evolving sport.
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Harry Henpeck
Promas
Ray Dumont
Lorraine Heinrich
Racine
Wis
TBD Devastator Monoplane Ended Service After Midway Battle
The TBD Devastator is a single engine all metal tow wing carrier plane with retractable gear and crew of pilot rear gunner radioman and bombardier. It speeds to 225 mph ranges 1000 miles ceiling 20000 ft and carries a 2000 pound torpedo. It was pulled from service after the Battle of Midway due to slowness and need for fighter escort.
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Novel racing biplane boosts safety with retractable gear
A single engine biplane model promises high speed and low landing speeds for rough fields. It features retractable landing gear and a 202 mph top speed with a 9600 ft cruising altitude. Powered by a 300 hp stag gered wing design, it supports five passengers plus baggage and includes gas refueling provisions.
A34 Buccaneer SB2A Monoplane Description
A34 Buccaneer SB2A single engine mid wing monoplane similar to RAF Bermuda. It can operate from carrier or land bases with fully retractable gear and enclosed devices. Speed 350 mph range 1100 miles carries one ton bombs and six 50 caliber machine guns.
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College Allstar Football Squad Adds Two New Members
Walter Ruark, co-captain and guard of Georgia’s Rose Bowl champions, and Ken Smock, Purdue halfback now in the navy air corps, join the college allstar football squad to meet the Washington Redskins on August 25 at Glenview Illinois.
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Walter Ruark
Georgia
Ken Smock
Purdue
Navy Air Corps
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Horizontal puzzle clue list with mixed terms and answers
A dense puzzle page fragment listing across and down clues with partial answers. It includes military rank Maj Gen, metal symbols like niobium and tantalum, and various word prompts such as emotions and body parts. The text shows scrambled formatting and stray letters, typical of an OCR puzzle from a historical newspaper.
Berlin Expects Secession Of Martinique From Vichy
Berlin radio reported that the French foreign ministry is drafting a communique likely to announce Martinique’s secession from Vichy. Admiral Georges Robert faces pressure from dissidents and troops as unrest grows on the island, with Fort de France demonstrations and occupation of the Bank of France gold reserves cited.
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Low Hospital Death Rate in Army Evacuation Hospitals
Maj. Gen. Orman Thomas Kirk, surgeon general, announced the African campaign death rate in army evacuation hospitals ranged from two and a half to three and a half percent of admissions, the lowest of any army. He cited plasma and advanced surgery as factors and compared to 15 percent in the previous war. Overall army casualties totaled 7,500 dead, 17,128 wounded, 22,687 missing, with Pacific-area figures given for killed, wounded, missing, and prisoners of war.
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Upi
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Guadalcanal
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Parking violation fines in police court this morning
Seven persons paid fines or forfeited bonds of one dollar each in police court this morning for parking violations.
Agreement Calms Kansas Education Board Row
In Topeka on July 9 the eight member Kansas education board and Superintendent George L. McClenny reached a deal restoring two staffers and delaying a broader purge amid a funds audit of about ten thousand dollars. McClenny’s shifting personnel prompted threats of resignation from the board, aided by Governor Schoeppel, while State Auditor George Robb noted no issues in his office. Meanwhile W. E. Long promotes Kansas industrial growth and reform efforts to broaden appeal to veterans and residents alike as the state plans postcard distribution for military bases.
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School board clash spurs tense scene in state capital
Governor's secretary Wil tine wiped his brow as the executive office was pulled into a heated board of education row. Glenn Archcex, professional relations director for the state ers association, emerged from harvest fields to attend the meeting with blisters on his Kansas wheat property.
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Ers Association
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Hulbert Bank Bandits Captured After 25 Mile Flight
Hulbert bank robbers Cecil Pergeson and Ernest Moses, held on 25000 bonds after a 25 mile escape through eastern Oklahoma hills ended with their capture in Wagoner county. Patrolmen recovered 1021 of 1900 dollars from the raid, found hidden near a relative’s home.
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Okla
Hulbert
Oklahoma Hills
Cecil] Pergeson
Ernest Moses
Wager
U. S
Forrester Brewster
Wagoner
Pergeson
Harriman
Daring Escape From Oklahoma City Jail
Three prisoners escaped from the eighth floor by sliding an improvised rope from mattresses to the fifth floor. Patrolmen Taylor and Barnes spotted the rope and found a broken window as the fugitives fled. Suspects named Manning, Mc Kee, and Rushing.
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Oklahoma City
Charles Taylor
Sam Barnes
Court House
Mike McGrew
William Wesley Manning
Charles McKee
O!dane Rushing
Fisher Drowns While Fishing on Lake Shawnee
Joseph Arthur Fisher a 36 year old Santa Fe railway employee drowned while fishing from a boat in Lake Shawnee yesterday. His body was recovered late last night.
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Topeka
Joseph Arthur Fisher
Santa Fe Railway
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