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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1948
Page
8
A fragment from a historical page mentions Amaner Premier's wife pictured died in Ontario context. The entry lists cryptic clues and cross reference hints including channels and categories. The text appears to mix word puzzle style with political figures.
A garbled OCR segment lists scattered terms and numbers: Peagie 3 Meridian 21 Lamprey 32 Arte 39 Pace 40 Pitcher 41 Had on 42 Artificial language 43 Territorial divisions Sean 44 Peel 45 Agitate 47 Vern of metallic ore 48 Eucharistic wine cups 49 Season 5 Tellurium t mbol) 52 United 55 Exists 57 Alop.
William E. McKenney reports on Artie Dunn Morty Nevins and Al Nevins The Three Suns in a New York City Astor Roof engagement and a bridge and pinochle tale from a Brooklyn taxi ride The narrator analyzes a pinochle hand showing hearts and finesses and hints at a future pinochle challenge match
Cleveland led AL pennant race after a 7 1 loss to Detroit while Boston crushed the Yankees 10 3. The two teams finish tied for first and meet in a one game tiebreaker in Boston to decide the AL champion and World Series berth with the Braves awaiting the winner.
Frederick Division defeats Cumberland to capture a second leg of the Potomac Edison Softball Championship on a neutral Hagerstown field. Cumberland had won the western region play, securing the earlier victory.
Linton starred on mound and at bat for Frederick driving in four runs with three hits including two doubles. Povrell added three safeties as Cumberland’s unearned runs in the fourth helped Frederick clinch the system championship amid a tense finish. A critical error nearly cost Frederick the win. The coal strike in France prompted by a Communist general walkout cast a shadow over production prospects.
Onslow to be Chicago White Sox manager replacing Ted Lyons. Jack Onslow, 59, former major league catcher, led Memphis to second in the Southern Association this year. The appointment was announced by Charles Comiskey, White Sox secretary, for Leslie OConnor, GM, en route to the World Series. Lyons had managed the club since June 1946.
A dense listing of NBC MBS CBS and other stations outlining daily evening and late night programming. The page names numerous shows, anchors, talk programs, music segments, quiz shows, and dance broadcasts with times and station identifiers.
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