Pirates edge Giants in 10 to end seven game streak
Virgil Davis delivered a pinch hit single in the 10th to score Vince DiMaggio and lift Pittsburgh past New York 7 6 in extras. The game featured hits from DiMaggio and Reyes and a late rally that sealed the victory.
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Left hander McLish eyes switch to pitcher role with Dodgers
Dodgers rookie Rickey McLish, a right hander with a southpaw first base background, passed his navy draft exam and plans hard work to add left handed pitching to his major league resume. Teammate Eddie Basinski envisions a two arm attack, while McLish made his big league debut in St. Louis with a shaky start but earned a later five hit victory over Pittsburgh.
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Alabama and Auburn refuse to renew annual football series
Alabama athletic committee rejects renewing relations with Auburn and refers the matter to the trustees. Gov. Sparks urged resuming the annual 1907 suspension. Auburn President Duncan approves, Alabama President Paty sends to committee. Objections cite football overemphasis and pressure on athletes, risk to coaches, and rivalry harms.
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Beware of It Spreading Hazard Letter on Athlete's Foot Cure
A historical notice warns that a foot fungus called Tinea Trichophyton causes red swollen soles and cracking skin. It claims a product H. F. developed for Athlete's Foot dries quickly, penetrates, and relieves the infection.
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Relief Guaranteed or Money Back Ad for Athlete's Foot
An advertisement warns that a large portion of the U S adult population is attacked by Athlete's Foot a fungal infection mainly between the toes. It describes watery blisters cracking skin intense itching and a compulsion to scratch.
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Itching Relief Promises Quick Comfort with H. F.
The ad promotes H. F. for athlete's foot noting rapid relief after application twice daily. It claims itching eases within three to ten days and promises soft smooth skin with continued use until recovery. It urges immediate purchase to prevent worsening feet.
AAFIS Bowling League Closes Out Schedule
After 12 weeks of competition the 16 team AAFIS league finished its schedule at Post Bowling Alleys. Lt. Marion S. Roberts directed the league. The championship was won by Research and Development led by Capt. James B. Fisher and fellow officers. The winning unit defeated Headquarters Red and White teams in the playoffs. Mussau island came under German control in 1884.
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World Beaters Burlesque Show Ties to Boxing Legends
Jim Jeffres once shared a stage with the heavy weight champion in a burlesque act called World Beaters. Twenty one years ago at Vernon California a guest memory surfaced as Ad Wolgast passed by while both boxed a bag. The tale recalls Wolgast versus Oakland Frankie Burns in San Francisco on May 27 with Burns delivering a fierce challenge before a stoppage in the 16th round.
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Crowley to Coach Boston Yankees After War
Former Fordham coach Jim Crowley signed to lead the Boston Yankees of the NFL after World War II. He is now stationed at Sampson naval station and will assume duties postwar with Herb Kopf serving as interim Boston head coach.
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