Eleven Frames To Boston Beats Dodgers In Eleven
The Boston Braves routed the Brooklyn Dodgers 2 to 1 in eleven innings. Nanny Fernandez tripled with two out in the eleventh and scored on Peewee Reese’s grounder deflected by relief pitcher Hugh Casey. Javery earned his eighth win on ten hits as Brooklyn surged late but could not stall.
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Brooklyn
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Nanny Fernandez
Peewee Reese
Max West
Hugh Casey
Dodgers
Boston
Curt Davis
Casey
West
Ernie Lombardi
Eddie Miller
al Javery
Ark
Vaughan
Dixie Walker
Joe Medwick
Javery
Lombard - Davis
Owen
Sullivan
Bob Murray Returns After 6200 Mile Ranch Trip
Bob Murray foreman of Lazy B Ranch near Frederick returns from a 6200 mile 16 day auto trip through Oklahoma New Mexico and Texas to the Mexican border and back with 10 year old Alvin Boost Jr and Johnny Downs of Fort Worth. They bring two trained horses saddles blankets and ranch gear plus fuel for rationed areas and report fuel prices seen along the journey. Downs aided flood survivors in Fort Worth and was praised by local papers.
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Bob Murray
Lazy B Ranch
Alvin M. Boost
Frederick
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Texas
Missouri
Johnny Downs
Fort Forth
Downs
Fort Worth
Baseball Results and Today’s Schedule Brief
The American League results show Boston and Washington postponed yesterday along with Cleveland versus Chicago. St Louis defeated Detroit 3 to 2. Today’s games include Philadelphia at New York, Detroit at St Louis, and Boston at Washington.
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Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Gordon
Williams
DiMaggio
Mits
Spence
Stephens
Doerr
Highins
Heath
Yale
Roundup previews incoming pro hockey and other sports
Wide World Sports columnist notes MSG plans for winter pro hockey amid many teens in lineups, minor leagues may rely on exhibition shows. also covers skating tours, Saratoga betting dip, Army prep football chatter, Navy and college notes, boxing prospects, and Sunday softball league race featuring G. L. Bakers vs Harmony and Broad Run at Middletown.
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Hugh Fullerton
Wide World Sports
New York
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Chicago
Bright Spot wins by forfeit to lead Junior City Softball
Bright Spot, undefeated league leader, claimed a 7-0 forfeit victory over Barbara Fritchie Cabins when the Cabineers could not field enough players for the scheduled game yesterday evening. The National League results include Chicago Cincinnati and New York Philadelphia losses or postponements with Brooklyn, Boston, St Louis, and Pittsburgh listed in mixed scores.
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Barbara Fritchie
Cabineers
Mackenzie to Be In Lineup For Sunday Baseball Game
Mackenzie of Gamsville becomes the first local homegrown player to reach the major league scene and will start in Sundays Mt Airy versus Shamsville Maryland State League showdown. Moylan reports Castle and Frushour form the Mt Airy battery with Castle the fastball hurler. Tink Kvurzes is expected to pitch for Mt Airy in Sundays county clash to decide first place, while Umpires Allen Twenty and Miller are assigned to the games.
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Sherwood MacKenzie
Gamsville
Djamaville
Charles BE
Mt Aury
Ijamsville
Wace Lata
Moylan
Tjamsville
Clark Castle
Russell
Frushour
Castle
Taz
Nottis
Mt. Airy
Tink’ Kvurzes
Norris
Tri-County
Yamsville
Spor
Mt. Airy Press
Mt Airy
Civie
Lions Club
L. Pearce Bowlun
Allen
Sjamsville
Miller
Woodsboro
Young
Woodbine
New Market
W.B “Red” Buiall
Burall
Samsville
White Sox Rally for First Division Bid
Chicago's White Sox, once listless, have won six straight with Thornton Lee back in form and Taffy Wright heating up. Luke Appling lifted by slump buster hits as Eddie Smith snaps a long losing streak with a 4 to 1 win over Detroit.
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Chicago
White Sox
Lambs
Witie
Sun
Jimmy Dykes
Cleveland Indians
Sox
Thornton Lee
Taffy Wright
Luke Appling
Lee
Philadelphia
Detroit
Wright
Johnny Rigney
Sam
Navy
Rigney
Johnny
Eddie Smith
Smith
City Softball League Yesterday's Results
Yesterday's City Softball League results list Dr Pepper and F 1 S as participants with scores unclear in the readable text. The item records a brief standings snippet and does not provide full game details.
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Dr. Pepper
Murdock Takes a Case Sparks a Fatal Confrontation
Joyce confronts Murdock and Ward Allen as Thorndike arms himself in the living room. Fenner intervene and a gunfight erupts, leaving Thorndike wounded and investigators closing in. Delia, Joyce, and Ward cope with shock while Hester probes motives amid the tense aftermath.
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Oyce
Delia
Ward
Joyce
Kent
Josh
Ward Allen
Hester
Dean
Perry
Yesterday's Stars Triumph in High Drama Baseball Showdowns
The Associated Press notes nanny Fernandez of the Braves-H5 homered in the 11th to beat the Dodgers, Vince DiMaggio drove in three with two singles during an eight-run surge against the Cardinals, Carl Hubbell backed the Giants with five perfect innings in a win over the Phils, and Chet Laabs hit his 20th homer as the Browns defeated the Tigers.
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Hubbell
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Phils
Carl Hubbell
Mickey Livingston
Albie Glossop
Glossop
Ace Adam
Giants
Babe Barna
Buster Maynard
Maynard
New York
Harry Danning
Bingle
Adams
Danning
Mellon
Pearson
Nahem
Browns
St Louis
Chet Saab
Vernon Stephens
Marie Chartak
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
St. Louis
Trout
Tebbetts
Niggeling
Ferrell
The
Associated Press
Nanny Fernandez
Braves
Dodgers
Vince DiMaggio
Pirates
Cardinals
Chet Laabs
Tigers
Adirondack team win ties for second in event
William E. McKenney reports on the Adirondack team of four where Mr. and Mrs. John J. Haggerty and R. J. OConnell of Syracuse win the trophy, edging out Mr. and Mrs. Agnes Gordon and R. B. Nenno of Buffalo who tie for second. The piece highlights a championship hand by Haggerty, a Fall session national tournament executive committee member, and describes key bidding and play leading to the 11th trick.
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Werney
John J. Haggerty
R. J. O'Connell
Syracuse
Agnes Gordon
R. B. Nenno
Buffalo
Haggerty
South
West
OPA Plans Universal Ration Book for All Citizens
The Office of Price Administration announced it is developing a universal ration book intended for every citizen to use in rationing commodities as needed. Deputy administrator Paul M. O’Leary said proof copies are being prepared at the Government Printing Office and a workable model could allow an immediate start to rationing, shortening the previous 6 to 10 week wait.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Paul M. O'Leary
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Baseball leaders list top performers by team and stat. Mize leads in home runs and RBIs with New York and Boston figures shown for batting. Reiser and Medwick pace hits. Slaughter and Heath among triples. Pitching leaders include Chandler and Botany with win loss and ERA figures.
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Heiser
Brooklyn
Lombardi
Boston
Olt
New York
Reiser
Ron
Mize
Sledwick
Medwick
Slaughter
St. Louis
Hack
Chicago
Reiter
Dr Pepper Edges Frederick Iron and Steel 5 4 in Softball
Dr Pepper narrowly defeated Frederick Iron and Steel Co. 5 to 4 in a late rally. Schwearing drove in the winning run in the seventh after a home run by Staley tied the game in the sixth. Ramsburg and Swomley provided key hits as Dr Pepper moved to third place, with Steel dropping to fourth.
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Dr. Pepper
Frederick Iron and Steel Co
Schwearing
Peppers
Steelers
Steel
Pepperites
Staley
J. Rhoderick
Steelmen
Britchey
Holland
Ramsburg
Swomley
Esterly
E. Rhoderick
Kehne
Geisbert
Cook
Printing Coupon Books Delays Emergency Response
The article notes authorities delayed emergencies to print millions of coupon books, prioritizing distribution. Officials defend the move as necessary for funding or program rollout, while critics warn of risks and call for revised timelines and accountability.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Lewis Cardanais
Lanier
Gumpert
Dickson
Pollett
L. Moore
W. Cooper
Steadlay
the Crubs
Saveent
Lous
Jack Chatvat
Tulsa
Kla
Tribune
Saratoga Race Track
Army
Wayne Brown
Minnesota
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Conn
Arnold Fenton
Dro Beantan
Earl Blair
Wayne
U. of Washington
Fred J Provo
Soph
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Jimmy Johnston
Indian Lake
N. J
Freddie Sommers
Cleo Shans
Holyoke
Mass
Los Angeles
Billy Strausx
Wilkes Barre
Freddie
Bob Neyland
Wo R Jeffrey
Sheppard Field
Tex
Jeffrey
Texas Christian
Darrell Lester
T. c US
Naval Cadets
John Guy
Marines
Fort Mifflin Pa
Pearl Guy
Augusta
Wrens
Chester Guy
G. L. Bakers
Harmony
Broad Run
Middletown
Bakers
Harmony Bolivar
Ballenger
Cincinnati
S. Louis
Prussuraa
W. SS Rt Brooke
Louis
King i
Eetsburgn
Cree
Operai US
NEA
Sports World
Norfolk
Naval Base
Emilio Bruno
Fred Apostoli
Bill Strannigan
Wyoming
Ace Parker
Brooklyn Dodger
Duke
Sam Snead
Bill Krauss
Billy Soose
MacKenzie
City Softball League
Price Bros
Pet
DeMolay
RL &S
Southern California
Jerry Whitney
Fred McCail
Dick Danehe
Mrs. Murdock Pe
Murdock
Thorndike
Fenner
Ken
Dean Thorndike
Fennet
Seiberling
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Feederick, Md
William E. McKenney
America's Card Authority
Trngles—Slaughter
Nicholson
Ott
Szies—Reiser
Miller and Fernandez
French
Wyatt
Laabs
Cace
Kubel
Chandler
Botany
Loop
Markell & Ford
Borh
Lem
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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