Detroit's Buck Newsom Wins 14th as Tigers Top Browns
Detroit's star Buck Newsom pitched seven innings and earned his 14th win, lifted by Archie McKain’s late strikeout to close out a 6-2 victory over the St. Louis Browns. Rudy York homered and doubled, with Billy Sullivan driving in four in a four-run sixth inning. The Tigers, bolstered by Newsom’s return from a thumb injury, appear to hold the AL lead in a tightly bunched standings race.
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Twilight League Gassers Advance in Playoff Action
United Gas ten defeated Columbus Social Club 5 to 2 at Gasser Park in the first round. George Fruge pitched well for the Gassers, while Carter Ackel collected a triple and a single in three trips. The Gassers advance to meet the Hunt and Whitaker versus Hudnallers winner in a best-of-five opener Friday.
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Baseball standings and results Across multiple leagues
Standings show El Dorado 5 Monroe 2 Hot Springs 19 Pine Bluff 4 Helena 14 Clarksdale 12 Greenville 0 3. Today's schedule lists Helena Monroe Clarksdale El Dorado Pine Bluff Greenville. Multiple MLB and city games noted with scores including Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Boston Philadelphia. rain and darkness affected second game.
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Indians Divide Doubleheader to Lose Ground
The Cleveland Indians split a doubleheader with the Chicago White Sox, winning 3 to 2 in the second game after losing 5 to 1 in the opener. Thornton Lee pitched brilliantly for Chicago, while Bobby Feller failed to close the ninth. Lou Boudreau drove in the lone Indians run against Lees.
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Monroe to Play Twin Bill Here Starting Early
Monroe White Sox meet Helena Seaporters at Casino Park in a 6:30 p.m. twilight doubleheader with Kelten Maxfield and Charlie Bowles likely on the mound for Monroe. El Dorado Oilers beat the locals 5 to 2 behind Frank Anderson as Perry pitched for Monroe in a pitchers duel before a ninth inning Oilers rally.
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Warning on Contagious Foot Disease Spreads Easily
A health alert warns that a contagious foot disease can travel across the soles causing redness swelling cracking and peeling. It may spread to hands underarms or groin if untreated. Seek prompt relief to prevent further spread.
Belief in germ shows athlete foot cure in seconds
The germ Tinea Trichophyton buries in skin tissue and is hard to kill. A test shows boiling for 15 minutes destroys it, while H. F. kills the germ within 15 seconds on contact. H. F. is a liquid that penetrates and dries quickly and is painted on the affected parts. It peels off the skin tissue where the germ breeds.
Get H. F. for quick relief of Athlete's Foot
Apply H. F. to the infected areas twice daily and continue until improvement. Most cases heal in three to ten days as the skin becomes soft and smooth, with noticeable relief from itching. Don’t wait for the condition to worsen. start H. F. today.
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Marion Team Wins 19th Game In Big Six Action
Marion defeats Chatham Red Birds 5 to 0 for its 19th win in 20 starts. Batteries: Marion Taylor and Russell, K. Jones, Jones and Joanson.
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Metropolis sports notes and headlines across leagues
In a brisk roundup from New York on August 1, editors skim through minor and major league buzz. Talks touch on charity drives for underprivileged youths, Dodgers and Yankees hot in July, prize money hikes in horse racing, and top players shifting roles. Dutch Clark touts Cleveland Rams replacements, and Trudy Ederle reflects on her canal swim. Boston Bruins players enlist in Canada, while Ollie and McNeill headlines traverse tennis and football chatter. Auburn's Bill Yearout shines as a soph three‑threat in the Southeastern.
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Gorilla Grubmeyer to defend title against Riley in comeback bid
Monroe wrestling fans expect Russ Riley to challenge for the United States junior light heavyweight crown after Gorilla Grubmeyer lost the belt to him last Thursday in a controversial third fall. Commissioner Barney Oakland ordered a rematch, and Riley welcomed the chance while Rex Mobley from Canada was named as Riley's semi final opponent.
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Marshall Goldberg signs with Chicago Cardinals for $10000
A year ago Marshall Goldberg, Pittsburgh's great back, signed a one year contract at $10000 to play pro football with the Chicago Cardinals. The snippet also recalls past racing and boxing moments including Massachu setts Handicap winner and Joe Louis vs King Levinsky.
Phillies Lose Doubleheader to Bees After Charm Fails
The Philadelphia Phillies drop a two game set to the Boston Bees 3 0 and 12 2. An eight year old Dayton Smith visited the clubhouse and the team tried a good luck charm. Eddie Miller hit a two run homer in the opener and Manuel Salvo allowed four hits.
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Pirates Tie NL Standings With 3 1 Win Over Cardinals
Pittsburgh edged St. Louis 3 to 1 as rookie lefthander Ken Heintzelman pitched well. Rain halted play twice during the contest.
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Southern Barons Crax Divide Birmingham 6 3
Birmingham falls 6 3 to Atlanta as Poindexter hurls relief for the Barons in the twilight doubleheader second game. Birmingham won the opener behind steady pitching from Naktenia.
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