Background To Danger Tivoli Opener at the Tivoli
The Tivoli opens with Background To Danger starring George Raft as a G Man and Brenda Afarshal as a Russian counter spy amid a Turkey backdrop. The cast includes Sydney Greenstreet and Peter Lorre with action from the Bagdad Istanbul Express to Ankara. Also on bill The Youngest Profession with Virginia Weidler and guest stars Lana Turner Greer Garson William Powell Robert Taylor and Walter Pidgeon. plus Assignment In Brittany introducing Pierre Aumont in espionage romance. Short subjects include Streamlined Stamina and Universal News Reel.
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National League Yesterday's Results Recounted
The National League yesterday finished with Chicago 3 tied Pittsburgh 3 and Cincinnati 3 edged by St Louis 7. Games today feature Brooklyn at Philadelphia New York at Boston Chicago at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Cincinnati.
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Baseball Schedule Fragments Highlight AL Lineups
American League standings show St Louis with 3 and Detroit 4 while Cleveland records 6 and Chicago 2. Other clubs not scheduled. Boston plays New York with Cleveland at Chicago and Detroit at St Louis. Philadelphia at Washington for a night game.
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Two Major League Teams To Tour Overseas For War Service
Baseball Commissioner Landis and league presidents discussed sending two 18-player squads from the American and National Leagues to entertaining troops after the World Series. Plans include England Africa and the South Pacific with War Department input. player availability to be polled, no current financing or transport details.
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Dr Pepper to Play Bainbridge Sailors in Maryland Softball
Frederick Dr Pepper team faces Bainbridge Sailors in a featured triple header at Bogie Field Baltimore. The winner advances to Thursday’s final against Cummins Blues for the Maryland State Amateur Softball title. Both teams split the semi final series with two wins each in a best two of three.
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Pitch by Innings: Cummins Blues versus Dr Pepper
Score by innings shows Cummins Blues 5 to Dr Pepper 4 with key hits by Holland Ripley Stiefel Pennington and Shaffer. Allowatt earned the win with three frames Plus Kehne and Shaffer contributed offensively and on the mound. Umpires Knotter Michaels and Walsh. Time 1 45. Scorer C Martz.
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Zanuck Bets On Wilson And One World With Box Office Hype
Darryl Zanuck of 20th Century Fox says he will push two upcoming films, Wilson the Woodrow Wilson biopic and One World based on Wendell Willkie, with dramatized documentaries and aggressive publicity. He defends potential political backlash, asserting the need to educate Americans about the world and to provide viable, factual entertainment.
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Captive Wild Woman and Cabins in the Sky At Opera House
Cine schedule lists Captive Wild Woman starring John Carradine Evelyn Ankers Milburn Stone and Acquanetta with a gorilla transform plot plus a Broadway musical Cabin in the Sky in Frederick Opera House run. Also featured are Pathe News Here Comes Mr Zerk Here At Home Three Stooges Back From The Front and more films with Dixie Dugan Red Barry Days of Old Cheyenne and additional shorts and cartoons.
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Studio Talks on Casting and Box Office for 1940s Biopics
The article notes Darryl Zanuck’s comments on casting for Wilson and One World as 20th Century Fox weighs rights bids from MGM and Warner Brothers. It mentions Willie Willkie and potential doubles for a Willkie portrayal, with Spencer Tracy and Luise Rainer discussed as casting possibilities. Also included is Henry Armstrong’s retirement after a defeat by Sugar Ray Robinson, plus a note on a fast Russian plane with a 1100-hp engine achieving about 340 mph.
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Cards Lose To Reds With Walters Winning Pitch
Veteran Bucky Walters starred as Cincinnati beat St Louis 4 to 2. Walters allowed two early runs and quieted the Cardinals after the first four innings. Marty Marion was the only Cards batter to reach safely again after the fourth. Crowd around 20,000. Batteries: Krueger and Cooney for St Louis Walters and Mueller.
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All-Star Nine Set To Clash With Locals At MecCurdy Field
The Miller All-Star team led by Lefty McIntyre and featuring Pepper Barry meets the Locals in a single game Sunday at 2 15 PM at MecCurdy Field. Barry, a former Middle Atlantic League leading hitter, and McIntyre headline a revamped Miller lineup with several new faces in the outfield and infield. The locals, unsure of their roster due to a pending state softball tournament, may start Rastus LeGure on the mound with Reds Ramsburg at shortstop.
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Yesterday's Stars and Week’s Highlights in Baseball and Film
The Associated Press notes Claude Passeau and Max Goodman starred with key hits for the Cubs and Indians, delivering strong pitching performances. Reds’ Max Marshall contributed four runs in a win over the Cardinals. At the Frederick Theater, Roy Rogers and Gabby Hayes headline Heart Of The West, along with outdoor features Green Hornet Strikes Again, Strange Empires, and Pandora’s Box.
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Giants Recall Five Players From Jersey City Giants
New York Giants today summoned five players from their International League farm. Outfielder Charley Mead, shortstop John Bobby Kerr, pitchers Bull Voiselle and Ken Trinkle, and first baseman Nap Reyes will report next spring to strengthen the club.
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