Browns Push Streak To 8 as Browns Top Indians Twice
St Louis Browns beat the Cleveland Indians 9-6 and 6-4 in a doubleheader, stretching their winning streak to eight. Nelson Potter earned the nightcap win for St Louis, his 10th, as Mancuso and Zarilla powered key sixth inning rallies. Attendance at home reached 16,935 for the Browns.
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Turner
Detail for Today Trish Pennant in Navy and Coast Guard
The piece explains IRISH PENNANTS as items not stowed away properly such as pin up pictures stockings and undershirts. Loose ends near ventilator openings or locker doors can trigger inspection. Names of offenders are recorded and subject to closer scrutiny and reduced liberty on repeated offenses.
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Yankee Maid Seen As Hambletonian Favorite In 1939
Goshen August 9 Hambletonian Stakes draws attention as Yankee Maid, a bay filly owned by A. L. Derby of Wichita and driven by Henry Thomas, remains the standout in a field with nine of twelve entries likely fillies. Rival Enox and Rose Dean are noted challengers as the three-year-old race unfolds with Henry Thomas aiming to repeat victories.
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Hanover
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Thomas
Ben White
Cane
Rose Dean
Gibson White
Ben
Rosalind
Mary Reynolds
Ambassador
Volo
Gib White
Enox
Volemite
Eric
Old Orchard
Cleveland
North Randall
Fighting Scott
J. F Burke
Plainfield
N. J
Ruth's Day
A. A. Williams
Corning
Red Sox sweep Senators in doubleheader at Fenway Park
Boston wins 5 4 in the second game after taking the opener 13 2, capturing the series three victories to two. Roy Partee delivered a game winning two run double in the seventh after walks loaded the bases. Washington’s Jake Powell homered on a disputed call in the opener, sparking a protest by Joe Cronin and Boston.
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Lefebvre
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Ferrell
Bowman
Partee
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Candini
Haefner
Wynn
Guerra
Woods
Barrett
American League Yesterday's Results Summary
The scoreboard shows key results from yesterday with Washington 3 Boston 4, New York 6 Philadelphia 1, Detroit 10 Chicago 3, St Louis 9 Cleveland 6. An open date indicates no games on the schedule.
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Broad Run defeats Harmony in county softball action
In wet conditions Broad Run outscored Harmony 46 to 3 in an eight inning county league game. Other games were postponed due to wet grounds with Unionville traveling to Broad Run Ballenger at Harmony and Mt. Pleasant at Middletown scheduled for Sunday.
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Dr Pepper Team Eliminated In State Amateur Tourney
Bainbridge Naval Training Center knocked Dr Pepper of Frederick out of the State Amateur Softball Tournament at Easterwood Park Baltimore Sunday by 7 to 4 in first round play. The Battlers outhit the Sailors but free with walks and wild pitches plagued Dr Pepper. Cy Moore homered for Frederick in the fourth inning with Fox ahead of him. Neither Elwood Hummer nor Reds Shaffer saw game action for the Navy club against their hometown teammates.
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Fox
Elwood Hummer
Reds
Shaffer
Navy
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Carasial
Bridge
Lynch
Sdazzo
Cornwally
Brandenburg
Swomley
O'Neill
Bainbridge Beats Dr Pepper On Late Rally In Baseball
Bainbridge 7 Dr Pepper 4. Ramns burg Swamley two base hits. Moore hit a homer. Kehne took loss, Carasial the win. Six hits off Kehne in three innings, one off O’Neill in four.
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Sita
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Cards Rally To Tie Series In 14th Inning
The St Louis Cardinals tied the series with the Cincinnati Reds by winning 5-4 in 14 innings. Max Lanier singles and Johnny Hopp doubles provided the decisive runs after Ted Wilks exited with an injury. Cincinnati’s offense managed four runs as M. Cooper, Wilks, Lanier and O'Dea appeared in the box score.
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Wounded in France and baseball notes from era
Wounded in France Charles C Parsons of 210 South Market Street suffered serious injuries from a booby trap in action in France and is hospitalized in England. In baseball, catcher Bob Finley was concussed after a pitch, and Pittsburgh Pirates swept a doubleheader against the Chicago Cubs, eight runs by the seventh inning rally, Erwin Roe earning two wins. Braves sweep Dodgers in a doubleheader, scoring 10 in the seventh to win the opener and five in the fifth of the nightcap.
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Preacher) Roe
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National League and Baseball Scores and Enrollment Note
Baseball results list games and scores from yesterday with teams like New York Chicago Boston Brooklyn and St Louis. A Maryland school report notes county high school enrollment dropped from 46 000 in 1941 42 to indicate a need for a go to school Federal campaign and mentions excess drop due to uncounted out of school youth.
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St L. Pet. Louis
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Chicago
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