Keller Hits 14th Homer As Yankees Top Indians
Yankees rout Cleveland 11 to 1 behind Lefty Marius Russo twohitter. Charley Reiter hit his 14th homer, Joe Gordon added a tenth, and Bro Metheny contributed with two RBI. This win gives New York an even season series with Cleveland at six victories apiece.
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New York
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Marius Russo
Bombers
Cleveland
Yankee
Charley Reiter
Joe Gordon
Bro Metheny
Russo
Colleges Seek Intercollegiate Play Amid Army Limits
Lawmakers and educators pressed for a revision of Army training rules to permit intercollegiate competition for trainees. Representative Samuel Weiss and others argued for more athletic access, citing petitions and supportive statements from military and educational leaders. Discussion noted annual practice time and potential schedules reflecting six hour parades and required physical training.
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New York
Judy
Colase Athletic Teaders
Ari
Saccess
Samuel A. Weiss
Peensylvania
Crit
Col
Hereman Beukema
Stimson
Weiss
Hauseever
Secretary of War
Congress
Stim
Ryson
Prunesim Weiss
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadeciphia
Jim Kelly
Feder Sesurits Agents’s Committee On Physical Filmese
Eastern Colle
Asa Busspell
C. O
Army Jaiy
Baseball Scores From National League Oddities
Yesterday results show Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 4 and St Louis 5 New York 10 with Boston 3. Other matches listed include Boston at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Chicago.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Pasipanee St Lews
Philladelphi
Bostpon
St. Louis
Philadelphia
St. Lows
Cincinnati
Wat
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Yesterday's Stars Lead Braves Win and Softball Standings
Baseball recap highlights Steve Mester driving in a run for the Reds in an 8 to 4 win over the Braves. Thurman hit a two base and scored for the White Sox in a 6 to 4 victory. Kurtawski collected four hits and drove in three in the Cardinals 13 to 5 win over the Phillies. Baker Park and Washington Street softball leagues saw key results and upcoming doubleheaders as standings tighten.
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Chisex
Nate Washington
Chicago
Washington
Jimmy Dykes
Ieil
Edgar Smith
Gam
Ossie Bruege
Mickey Haefner
Sox
Tuckers
Senators
Gordon Maltzberger
Rebef
Bob Johnson
Baker
Seffhall
Baker Park
Washington Street
Mee
Fwo
Washington Streeless
Cardinals Lose Playoff On Rain Halt Split With Phillies
Cards and Phillies finished a rain halted playoff game 2 to 1 in favor of Philadelphia before resuming after the storm. A late surge by the Phillies tied the game with a ninth inning homer by Jimmy Wardell, but a decisive throw cut off the would be tying run at the plate.
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St. Louie
Joni
Cardinals
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Philadelphia Philties
Searle
Philadelphia
Plas
Jimmy Trees
Wnn
Army
Tincups
Jack Kraus
Howard Swrist
Jimmy Wardell
Piithes
Babe Dahlgren
Glen Stewart
Merril May
Dahlgren
Danny Litwhiter
George Kurowski
Litwhiter
Wasdell
Tommy Livingston
Dick Barrett
Phils
George Munger
Bax
Rk. HE
St. Louis
Kraus
Livingston
Kirst
Munger
W. Cooper
Rohe
Sog
Barrett
Dietz
Mathewson
Kar
Kraus and Livingston
O'Dea
League Leaders By The Associated Press Summary
League leaders list shows Wakefield Detroit leading with 123 hits and 54 runs, Etten and Johnson top RBIs with 63, Musial dominates batting with a .341 average, Ott and Nicholson lead homers with 34, and Grove 9 1 for pitching. Exhibition game notes include Wolfpack forfeiture and a 9 to 0 score with Shaffer limiting Bottiers to five safeties.
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Associated Press
Appling
Chicago
Wakefield
Detroit
Varnion
Washington
Elten
New York
Gatteridge
St Louis
Tucker
Etten
Johnson
Koelner
Cleveland
Lindell
York
Keller
Stephens
St. Louis
Moses
Casé
Grove
Chandler
Bridges
Musial
Herman
Brooklyn
Vauban
I Musial
M. Cooper
K.rupper
Baker Park
Wolfpack
Leaiders
Shaffer
City Softball League Results and Shipyard Employment
Yesterday results show Dr Pepper 9 Wolfpack 0 forfeited games, upcoming matches FOL and S Co versus Price Bros. Pepper 7 77 and 624 Price Bros 42d Wolfpack 7 125. About seven hundred thousand workers are directly employed in American shipyards.
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Dr. Pepper
Wolfpack
Pet Pr. Pepper
Files Co
Price Bros
Americar Shipyards
Baltimore Judge Reverses Tax on Insurance Appreciation
Judge W Conwell Smith of Baltimore City Court reversed actions by the State Tax Commission and Comptroller Tawes taxing insurance appreciation on a policy cashed in 1989 by Eli Strouse. The court ruled pre law accumulations were capital and tax exempt at cashing, noting 1902 policy bought for 5632.40, $7560 value, $4561 appreciation.
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Baltimore
Maryland
W. Conwell Smith
Smith
State Tax Commission
J. Millard Tawes
Eli Strouse
Strouse
No Rush For Coffee As Rationing Ends
Baltimore reports show coffee rationing ended with supplies available. Retailers bought small extra stock and some demanded coupons while others refused to surrender them. OPA said no coupons needed for coffee purchases and the President’s broadcast signaled the release.
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Baltimore
Washington
Maryland
West Virginia Sets August Liquor Ration Rules
The State Liquor Control Commission completed August ration plans for West Virginia. Armored forces personnel may use coupons with tags or orders after August 15. Registration ends Saturday, sales begin Monday in state stores. Ration details include one pint per coupon for whiskey gin or brandy, wine as half to two coupons per quantity, with coupons 1 and 2 valid August 2 to 31.
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State Liquor Control Commission
West Virginia
Tibet
Playgrounds Pageant The Pursuit of Joy at Baker Park
Last minute preparations for The Pursuit of Joy pageant by Frederick playgrounds tonight at 7 30 at the Baker Park bandshell in celebration of Joseph Lee Day. A war bonds booth opens at seven with AWVS on hand. The three episodes portray playground life with a large cast of boys and girls and adult helpers.
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Baker Park
Joseph Lee
AWVS
Gene Calvin
Barbara Lee Crone
Anna Mary Coyle
Stella Wolfie
Mary Jane Holt
Evelyn Holt
Mary Lake
Peggy Wolfe
Barbara Six
Shirley Six
Delores Schreyer
Betty Wolfe
Sarah Lee Wolfe
Aileen Layman
Paul Gouker
Nancy Pinkham
Tommy Tobery
Jack Marsden
Charles Nikirk
William Gouker
Joe Pinkham
Dorsey Shipley
Louise Stine
M Happy
Janko Alaid
Richard Abrecht
Franklin Abrecht
Skippy Dorsey
Mary Jane Staub
Thelma Lyder
Dorothy Haines
Frances Louise Toms
Maxine Haines
Anna Mary Cagle
Betty Lake
Howard Fink
Norman Fogle
Melvin Sandler
Burton Sandler
Mildred Tobery
Dorothy Rippee
Doris Hossler
Gladys Gosnell
Betty Hahn
Betty Hossler
Betty Tobery
Dinah Burke
Betty Bond
Jack Miller
Jimmy Main
Wilbur Main
Betty Castle
General Billy Mitchell Endorses Paratroopers Use in WWI
General Billy Mitchell advocates paratroopers to invade behind German lines in World War I, arguing airborne assault could disrupt defenses and speed up victory. This proposal reflects early thinking on airborne warfare and strategic surprise by U.S. military leaders.
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Billy Mitchell
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Ida Miller
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Marcella Russell
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Paul S. Johnson
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Betty Marendt
Joanne Johnson
Louise Hendrickson
Marie Castle
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U.S. Merchant Marine
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Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
West Patrick St. Frederick, Ma
Condi
Markell & Ford
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