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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1943

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7

Senators Get Only 1 Of 2 With Brownies

Yankees defeat the Tigers 4 0 in Detroit as Pi-Rudy York drives in two, Eden adds an eighth inning RBI, and York leads 88 66 after the day. Second game of the swing shift doubleheader postponed.

Detroit Rudy York Nick Etten New York Yankees Detroit Tigers Eden York Joe Hoover Tigers H.E New York Zuber Hemsiey Newhouser Henshaw Richards

National League Yesterday's Results and Tonight's Matches

St Louis defeated Boston 14 to 3 yesterday as Pittsburgh hosts Brooklyn Cincinnati visits Philadelphia Chicago plays New York and St Louis travels to Boston. Charley Keller scored twice but the team dropped batting average after two official at bats. Reite Hensley caught the full game and batted .250 in four at bats. Keller, Yanks, .473. Hensley, Yanks, .253.

Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago New York St. Louis Boston Charley Keller Reite Hensley

League Leaders By The Associated Press

The AP tallies show Mattin leading in batting and Musial of St Louis with 352 runs. Vaughan of Brooklyn tops RBIs with 90 and Nicholson of Chicago leads homers with 95. Wakefield of Detroit leads batting and hits with 330 and 159 respectively. Pitching honors go to Sewell of Pittsburgh with 16 wins.

Associated Press Matting—Musial St. Louis Vaughan Broklyn Nicholson Chicago Alusiec Si Sks Alusial Treiples Nusial Loutis Stelen Brooklyn Sewell Pittsburgh Wakefield Detroit Vernon Washington York

Cardinals pummel Braves for 19 hits in 14 5 win

St. Louis pounded two Boston pitchers for 19 hits and a 14 5 victory to extend its win streak to 13 games. Debis Garris and Marty Marion drove in four runs apiece, Stan Musial and Johnny Hopp contributed key hits, and Max Lanier allowed 14 Boston safeties as Charley Workman began the Boston scoring with a third inning single.

St. Louis Browns Washington Senators Johnny Niggeling Senators Fio Nelson Potter Stan Spence Washington George Caster R. H. E. Washington Leonard Carrasquel Mertz Wynn Barry Gatehouse Carter Boston St. Louis Cardinals Braves Manny Salvo Cyan Hile Cirrime Armand Cardoni Debis Garris Marty Marion Stan Musial Johnny Hopp Salvo Max Lanier Butch Nieman Cardinals Charley Workman Bat Limier W. Cooper Cardoni Klutiz

Baseball Highlights From Early Season Scoring

Joe Gordon and Nick Etten drove in two runs each to account for New York’s scoring in a win over the Tigers. Debs Garms and Martin Marion key the Cardinals’ attack with four hits and four RBIs. Stan Spence contributed two RBIs for the Senators in a win over the Browns. George Woods pitched and batted for the Red Sox in a victory over the Indians.

Associated Press Joe Gordon Nick Etten Yankkess New York Tigers Debs Garms Martin Marion Cardinals Garms Marion Braves Stan Spence Senators Browns George Woods Red Sox Boston Indians

New York Detroit Ghosts and Baseball Results

The page lists baseball scores New York defeated Detroit 4 to 1 while Boston beat Cleveland 9 to 7 Washington led St Louis 10 to 4 and Chicago defeated Philadelphia 7 to 6. Second games were postponed due to weather and the first game went 10 innings. Washington announces merit-based pay rules for small employers under War Labor Board guidance.

New York Detroit Boston Cleveland Washington St. Louis Chicago Philadelphia St Louis War Labor Board WLB

All-Stars Favorited Over Redskins in Big East-Western Pick

Evanston Aug 23 14 The College All-Stars are favored to beat the Washington Redskins in the NFL showcase at Dyehe Stadium before a reported 50 000 sellout. Harry Stuhldreher Wisconsin coach expresses cautious optimism while praising the roster featuring Wildung Wistert Franks Ramsey and Bucek Mit chell Zimny and other stars.

Dave Hofy Evanston Wasteington Dyehe Stadium All-Stars Redskins Harry Stuhldreher Wisconsin Dick Wildung Minnesota al Wistert Michigan Julius Franks Garrard Ramsey William and Mary Wildung Wistert

Lovettsville Socials and Family News Recap

Lovettsville notes celebrate Doris Baker and friends with Uncle Edgar Baker at a Friday party featuring games and refreshments. Attendees include Maxine Hollar Wanda Lee Womeldorph Audrey Baker Betty Danner Vera Keller Meredith Baker and others. Also listed are Rev A F Tobler and family traveling to Richmond Fancy Gap and Hickory for vacation. Memorial and birthday dinners are noted plus servicemember Penny Cooper in active combat.

Doris Baker Baltimore Edgar Baker Maxine = Hollar Wanda Lee Womeldorph Audrey Baker Betty Danner Vera Keller Meredith Baker Frank l Legard Clifton Cooper Bernard Williams Eugene Ridgeway Walter Baker Austin Pearson Richard Kelley Mae Tot Teetenee Ute Wee Mr. Carnly Brunswick A. F. Tobler Richmond Fancy Gap Hickory Hb. c A. W. Brown H. C. McKimmey Dawn Stine Maxine Brown Thomas Wenner Allen Brown Washington Madge Shumaker Marvin Filler Stanley N.C R. A. Wercoff Elton Cooper Pfe. Leonard

Frank Sinatra press agent George Evans reveals rise of swoon craze

In Hollywood by Erskine Johnson, press agent George Evans explains how Sinatra became a national figure. Evans recalls discovering the swoon effect after a Paramount show, guiding publicity with instinct and organization, while denying any dramatic looks or gimmicks.

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Sinatra Mania Sparks Teen Crowds at Broadway

Evans recalls guiding teens into the lobby as Sinatra fans swarmed the Paramount theater. He describes fan clubs forming, outfits handed to ushers, and a fainting girl among the crowd, sparked by widespread adulation for Frank Sinatra.

Evans Sinatra Miyib Paramount Theater Eysias

Change of Scene Confronts Nervous Wife in Distressed Advice

Dorothy Dix counsels a fifty year old wife facing a volatile husband to separate and travel to a peaceful place. The columnist urges immediate escape from the situation to prevent a nervous breakdown, stressing new surroundings and social contact as the cure.

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Couple asks about engagement age and future plans during wartime

A young man and his 18 year old fiancée face parental disapproval over their engagement due to age. An adviser warns teens are changing and notes higher divorce risk in teen marriages, urging patience and a discussion to reach a mutual understanding. The piece also mentions a wartime context with possible army deployment.

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Cubs Hold Annual Pictic at Baker Path Pool

The Cub Pack No 1 hosts an evening event at six oclock in Baker Path pool to present the annual pictic for Frederick. Members from other city packs are invited to attend.

Cubs Frederick Baker Path Echoes Vale

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