Baseball Major and Minor Summary Amid Patchy OCR
Baseball score snippets show Brooklyn and Boston in a mixed major and minor context. Players named include Melton Bragan Barrett Kyuttz Mass Wyatt Owen Salvo Odom Cardoni Mactayden Kluttz. Scoring lines display partial innings and runs with unclear totals.
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Baseball doubleheader delays announced for Cleveland and Detroit
The American League and National League games featuring Cleveland at St Louis and Detroit at Chicago were postponed due to unspecified conditions. No reschedule date was provided.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Postponed Major League Matchups List
American Assn games including St Paul at Milwaukee Minneapolis at Kansas City Columbus at Indianapolis Toledo at Louisville postponed.
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Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Braves, Dodgers Game Ends In Suspense On Hit Carl Holmes
Yesterday's Stars reports Tommy Holmes of the Braves hit a tenth inning game winning single to decide a suspended July 18 contest. Billy Herman of the Dodgers had four hits driving in three runs in the regular game.
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Braves
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League Leaders By the Associated Press
National League leaders include Stan Musial St Louis batting average .353 and 194 Hill records. Roy Nicholson Chicago leads in RBIs 106 with 22 runs by Nicholson. Duke Shoun Cincinnati tops pitching with 12 5. American League shows no changes from yesterday.
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Nicholson
Chicago
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Cincinnati
Cowley Woman Called by Death
In Cowley on Sept. 14 Mrs. Albert Yagos died in her sleep after a long illness. Born in Fro land at age sixty three she came to this country years ago and was a devoted wife and mother. Survived by husband three daughters and four sons. Funeral in Coleman with Rev. Father Sullivan officiating.
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Albert Yagos
Yagos
Froland
Rene Thibert
Michalski
Detroit
Joe Luini
Hillcrest
Steve
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Coleman
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Kimberley Soldier Wounded in Sicily
From Our Own Correspondent Kimberley British Columbia September 14 1943 Pte Charles Edward Clarricoates Canadian Army was wounded in action in Sicily on July 28 but has rejoined his unit. He is 20 and grew up in Kimberley enlisted October 1941 with the Seaforth Highlanders sailing April 1942. In his letter he notes hot weather swimming in cement irrigation reservoirs and mail arriving.
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B.C
T. H. Clarricoates
Charles Edward Clarricoates
Sicily
Seaforth Highlanders
Italians and Germans clash at Durazzo port area
A BBC report via CBS says serious fighting is under way between Italian and German forces in Durazzo Albania across the Adriatic from Brindisi. It notes all Italian naval units in the area have been scuttled and that Tirana garrison is offering stiff resistance.
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Picture Butte Sugar Factory Launches 1943 Campaign
Picture Butte announces the 1943 44 sugar campaign will start September 21 at a.m. Superintendent R Humphreys says beet digging will soon begin in the district.
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Bowling Season Opens at Harry's Bowlodrome
Kingpin reports the bowling season opening at Harry's Bowlodrome with a polished alley, new lockers, and finish work. Manager Williams notes near completion of improvements, busy leagues, 16 last year with 13 entries on day one, and plans to start all leagues by month end. Ladies' league also filling. captains urged to enter.
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Crystal Dairy
Vets’ Guard
Cardston Airman Edmund Crabtree Reported Posted Dead
Cardston mourns as Sgt. Pilot Edmund Clay Crabtree 21 of the RCAF is posted dead after overseas operations. Born and raised in Cardston, he is survived by his parents Ed and Mrs. Crabtree four sisters and three brothers, two brothers also serving overseas. Details are scarce.
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Ed. C. Crabtree
Edmund Clay
Bill” Crabtree
RCAF
Vauxhall News Highlights Local Social and Rural Activity
Heavy demand for farm machinery and repairs from IHC and John Deere dealers contrasts with limited supply. Town notices cover dances with armed services representation, church and women's groups meetings, births in Lethbridge hospital, hospital stays, and local visits. Residents include Roy Reynolds on harvest leave, and workers on Alaska Highway and strip mining projects.
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A E. Kinnersley
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Picture Butte
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Joe Head
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St. Michael’s hospital
Lethbridge
Night baseball and boxing notes from New York sports desk
Phillies pitcher Bill Cox plans a night game followed by an 11 a.m. contest tomorrow while Giants threaten to sleep at the Polo Grounds all season. Babe Culman says only 1,750 will pay $100 for Freddie Mills versus Jack London in London on Sept 22. Walter Lynch columns on Andrew Jackson High theft and Jack Smith. Jack Kelly Jr. wins Ocean City lifeguard title. Jack Senior jokes about Olympic victory. War plans loom as Bill Sarni, 15, eyes junior year. Lieut Steve Juzwik and Tom Jozwik share bunk call in Great Lakes unit.
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles
Stavely News items point to fall activity around town
Stavely is bustling with visits and travel from Sept 14. locals report visitors to homes and towns, farm updates, and community notes. Wally Hawk of Parkland wounded in Sicily. Perling barley shipped for Western Canada Flour Mills. flax grading No. 1 CW. hunting dog training underway. Rezekah lodge met. tea hosted by Mrs Noble and family.
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Dave Smith
R.C
Marion Flannagan
Donnie
McKenzie
Vancouver
Petrie
Robert Patterson
St. Michael’s hospital
Lethbridge
Lethbridge, on Sept. 8. Mrs. Patterson is the former Lily Dorle. Mrs. Free
Violet Young
Mur-ray
Calgary
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Vennetts Willis
Cecilia Hanrahan
Lawrence Granlen
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Geo. Lane
Elsie Gordon
Brewers Seek City Fastball Title In Final Showdown
Lethbridge Brewers, led by coaches Paul Jenkins and Allan Walton, face Hap Holman’s Bombers in the final city men’s fastball game tomorrow night at the Barracks Diamond. Brewers rest injured players and aim to win the title with Pat Berliveau pitching for the Bombers.
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Paul Jenkins
Allan Walton
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Pat Berliveau
Manpower Orders Affect Packsters
Ottawa says Canadian rules governing players on United States teams were discussed with Alan Sutphin of the American Hockey League. Officials noted leagues must accommodate players exempt from service or outside call-up ages. A man outside call-up or discharged may be allowed to play in the United States with employer clearance for a leave of absence if needed.
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Selective Service
United States
Alan Sutphin
American Hockey League
Sutphin
National Hockey League
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Resigning St Catharines mayor to focus on labor post
Charles Daley newly named Ontario minister of labor announces he will resign as mayor of St. Catharines due to demands of his new duties. Other items note Edmonton seeking permission to bring Japanese workers as incubator operators, Ottawa war expenditure committee will meet on camera, and other wartime notices.
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Ontario
St. Catharines
Edmonton
Fewer Service Hockey Teams Hit Island After Ban
Canadian Press notes military authorities pull senior hockey service teams from Vancouver Island this season, ending Victoria’s recent strong showings and affecting players and future leagues. Also discusses Maritime Grey Cup prospects with Halifax navy and NHL junior camps drawing players across Canada and potential signings.
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TORONTO
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Lester Patrick
Victoria Cougars
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British torpedo boats attack German convoy off Holland
London reports British motor torpedo boats staged three attacks on a German convoy off the Dutch coast last night. One vessel sustained damage in the engagement, the Berlin radio asserted today.
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Wellington bomber crashes in Mourne mountains Ireland
A Wellington bomber crashed on foggy Mourne mountains south of Belfast. Two burned bodies were found near the wreckage and have not yet been identified.
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BELFAST
Mourne
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Figuring Contest On League Winners
Judson Bailey explains pennant chances for the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees with schedules noted. The Cardinals need five wins or five losses by rivals, while the Yankees require 10, with clinches likely after next week. Dodgers and Braves games affect timing, as Boston beat Brooklyn 7 6 in a suspended game while losing 10 3 in the regularly scheduled tilt.
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Associated Press
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New York Yankees
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Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
toomorrow
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Mutuals Beat and Bow to Saskatoon Pats in Twin Exhibition
Vancouver Western Mutuals opened in Saskatoon with an 11-3 win over the Pats and then lost 1-0 in a tight night game against the local squad. The tilt was part of a two game exhibition as both sides prepared for the world girls softball tournament.
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SASKATOON PATS
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Western Mutuals
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International League playoffs open with Leafs at Toronto
The 11th play-off series begins tonight with the Toronto Maple Leafs facing the Montreal Royals in Toronto while the Newark Bears meet the Syracuse Chiefs at Syracuse home grounds. The Bears are second and the Chiefs third after the regular season which ended Sunday.
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Montreal Royals
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Newark Bears
Syracuse Chiefs
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Farmer Control of Marketing in Postwar Canada
The Canadian Federation of Agriculture warned to brace for postwar shocks, urging long term national planning and a nationwide marketing and production program. It backed producer organizations, government marketing bodies like the Wheat Board, and price support, stressing national financing over agricultural sacrifice. Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night will tour Britain’s ordnance factories and workers’ hostels for eight weeks.
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Canadian Wheat Board
Canada
Britain
Gunners to Clash With Pearce Club In Playoff Series
ETHBRIDGE Gunners earned the right to advance by beating No 7 Service Flying Training School of Macleod 3 0 in a sudden death match at the barracks. They will face Pearce club in a best of three series with first game at Pearce Wednesday evening and second at the barracks. Macleod, largely Canadian players, had earlier eliminated Claresholm air force team. Winners of the Lethbridge Pearce series move on to meet No 34 Service Flying Training School of Medicine Hat before facing Calgary district lab in later rounds. The Gunners, composed mainly of Royal Air Force personnel from No 8 Bombing and Gunnery School, hold a strong record in the league.
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Pearce
N H L Season Opens In Toronto With Rangers
Frank Selke, manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs, said the Leafs will open the National Hockey League season in Toronto on October 30 against the New York Rangers. The tentative schedule shows each team playing 25 home games as last season, with clubs given a week to inspect home dates for rink acceptance.
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TORONTO
Frank Selke
Toronto Maple Leafs
Leafs
New York Rangers
Selke
N.H.L
Pelicans Turned Triple Play in Playoff Game
New Orleans Pelicans executed a rare three out sequence in the sixth inning of a Southern Association playoff game against Nashville. Ed Sauer opened with a double, Mel Hicks walked, and Pete Elko lined to center. Carden Gillenwater snagged the ball, threw to Hausmann at second, who sent to Gus Mills at first for the triple play.
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New Orleans Pelicans
Southern Association
Nashville
Ed Sauer
Mel Hicks
Pete Elko
Carden Gillenwater
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Sauer
Gus Mills
Hicks
Beazley to Hurl For Army Crown
Lieutenant Johnny Beazley of the St. Louis Cardinals faces Sgt Hughey Mulcahy of the Phillies as Fort Oglethorpe hosts the 2nd Army in a three game series for the Army baseball crown. Oglethorpe stands 40 10 and the 2nd Army 44 5 with each side split in regular season meetings.
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NORMAN BRADLEY
Associated Press
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Johnny Beazley
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Golf champ Berg ordered to report for Marines
Patty Berg the 25 year old Minneapolis golfer who has won every major title in women’s golf was ordered to report next Monday at the US Marine training camp at New River She enlisted in the women’s reserves after winning first place in the Tam o Shanter Open in Chicago this summer.
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Angels and Rainiers open President's Cup series in Seattle
The President's Cup post season playoff begins with the first place Los Angeles Angels facing the Rainiers in Seattle. Seattle and San Francisco, in second and fourth place, square off in Portland on Wednesday. Each series is a best of seven.
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Beavers
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Edmonton Yanks Beat Calgary Navy in Inter-city Series
Edmonton Yanks defeated Calgary Navy 6-1 to go two games up in their best of five series. Calgary outhit 16-9 but failed to capitalize on runners. a four run second inning, highlighted by Miller’s three run HR, sealed the win. Kelly Riddle allowed two more runs in the third as Edmonton’s senior league champions held on before about 5,000 fans.
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Bowlers to Hold Social on Friday
Army and Navy Club lawn bowling group hosts a social evening Friday from 7 to 10:30 for members, wives, and families with contests, entertainment, refreshments, and several officers and members coordinating events including judges Dupen and Miles and prizes by Redshaw and Westley. Four youth contests for 9 to 12 year olds are listed along with a shoestring, pie eating, lipstick, ball rolling, tiny tots scramble, and a ladies lawn bowling event.
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Frisch Reappointed Pirates Manager For 1944 Season
Pittsburgh Baseball Club announced the reappointment of Frankie Frisch as manager of the Pirates for the 1944 season. It will be Frisch's fifth year guiding the club.
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Pittsburgh Baseball Club
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Alberta cricketers win Victoria match
The Royal Air Force cricket team from Penhold Alta defeated colleagues from Patricia Bay 113 to 89 yesterday in Victoria.
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VICTORIA
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Patricia Bay
Girl Gridder Must Wait to Make Debut at New Castle
Agnes Rifner, 14, New Castle High School’s girl drop kicker, will debut next week against Morton Memorial after Benching in the opener versus Central, 31 to 6. Coach Griz Baker cites temper and weather as reasons for delaying her performance but backs her kicking ability.
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Vols win 1 0 playoff in New Orleans on four pitchers
Nashville Vols defeated New Orleans in a one run playoff game on September 14. The Vols pounded 12 hits off four New Orleans pitchers to win four games to none and capture the Southern Association playoff title.
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Souther Association
Remember When Georgia Coleman Dies Three Years On
Georgia Coleman once acclaimed as the world’s greatest diving champion died of a liver ailment in a Los Angeles hospital tonight marking three years since her death. She first competed in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics winning honors in springboard and tower diving.
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