Senators Win As Pitching and Hitting Click Together
Washington defeats St Louis 7-4 and 3-0 as the Senators win a sixth and seventh straight game. Manager Ossie Bluege praises synchronized power from players like Stan Spence Gerry Priddy and George Case while pitchers Dutch Leonard Milo Candini Rae Scarborough Early Wynn and Milt Haefner keep the Browns under control. The road-heavy stretch ahead pumps up fan interest at Griffith Stadium.
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Washington Senators
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St. Louis Browns
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Senators
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Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Avenue
Clark Griffith
Dutch Leonard
Milo Candini
Rae Scarborough
Early Wynn
Milt Haefner
Lusty
Stan Spence
Gerry
Priddy
Jimmy Vernon
George Case
Gene Moore
Jake Early
Griffith Stadium
Browns
Yankees
Beaults Edge Phillies as Pirates Win 6-2
National League summary notes Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2 in yesterday’s game. Gruiy clubs scheduled for upcoming schedule events.
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Beaults
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Defeats Phillies 6 to 2
Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2. Cincinnati visits Chicago for today’s only scheduled game.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Baltimore franchise clearing step clears path for NFL entry
Dick O Connell of the Washington Redskins says George Payer has waived territorial rights in Baltimore to clear the way for a possible Baltimore NFL franchise. He notes Marshall filed written record at league headquarters and plans to bring commissioner Elmer Layden to assess backing for a Baltimore entry as promoters seek support. The Redskins play Green Bay and Chicago in early September at Municipal Stadium.
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Redskins
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Elmer Layden
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Municipal Stadium
No Racing This Fall At The Laurel Track
Maryland State Fair president Goss L. Stryker announced no racing at Laurel Park this fall. He said focus would shift to a joint Pimlico meeting this fall and that racing would resume after gas and rail service improve. Pimlico leaders plan to set stakes for October 9 to November 13 if Laurel is not staging its own meet.
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Goss L. Stryker
Maryland State Fair, Inc
Laurel Track
Laurel
Laurel Park
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Stryker
Baltimore Evening Sun
Evening Sun
Frank Small, Jr
Maryland Racing Commission
Price Bros. Romp Over Wolfpack In City Softball
Price Brothers scored seven runs in the sixth to beat Wolfpack 10 to 3 in Bak er Park city league play Wednesday evening. The Wolfpack drew walks and hit for the runs while Price Bros. pitchers and defense held firm.
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Wolfpack
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Dr. Pepper
Rice and Culler
Shaft Price Bros
Moore, Staley and
Talley
Cards and Yankees Rally Clear Flag Race Leads
The St. Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees have pulled far ahead in both leagues as All-Star games pass. Cards lead Pittsburgh by 11 1/2 games, Yankees eight games ahead of Washington with Dodgers slipping to third, 13 back.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Chicago
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Rowe
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Moore
Butcher
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Yanks
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Cincinnati Reds
Toual Snarg
Banie
McCarthy
Musketeers
Dolph Camilli
Johnny Allen
New York Giants
Giants
Camilli
Allen
Mel Ott
California
Municipal traffic rise in Washington D C hits new high
The municipal traffic system in Washington D C shows a 131.1 percent increase since 1938 the last normal year. Historical note recalls the first brick road laid in the United States at Charleston West Virginia in 1870.
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Trafic
Washington, D. C
United States
Charleston
W. Va
Fall Of Mussolini Saves U. S. Many Lives And $15 Billion
In a special letter to investment clients Roger W. Babson argues Mussolini’s fall will save American lives and about 15 billion dollars. He contends Italy may withdraw troops, risk wider peace terms, and influence the broader war dynamic affecting Roosevelt, Churchill, and the 1944 election.
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Italy
Badoglio
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Churchill
Balkans
Russia
Hitler
Turkey
Taly
China
Japan
Pacific
England
Haly
France
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Poland
Slovakia
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Germany
Weather Summary and River Conditions Report
The report notes 0.31 inch precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 am, August totals 6.26 inches for August 1942, and a 5.93 inch deficiency to August 1 1933. Yesterday high was 91 and low 73 with sunrise at 6 14 am and sunset at 7 19 pm. Rivers Monocacy and Potomac are clear, at Cerésvillé and Brunswick respectively. The Vatican City notes repair of damaged manuscripts remains a leading industry.
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Potomac
Brunswick
New Plant to Make U S War Equipment in Charles Town
Announcement from R J Funkhouser founder of a new factory in Charles Town Jefferson County announces immediate production of war equipment. He recently bought Claymont Court and the Goetz harness factory site in Rawson with adjacent land to support expansion. The plan includes later refrigeration units for peacetime use.
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Charles Town
Wo Va
Ollew Industris
R. J. Funkhouser
Claymont Court
Jeffersoncounty
Goetz Harness
Rawson
Mr. Funkhouser
Bearings Under Glass Shield Fall Protection Claim
To guard automatic plane pilot bearings from dust dirt and moisture they are placed beneath glass coverings.
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