Cards Take Pair From Pirates
The World Champion Cardinals won a doubleheader from the Pittsburgh Pirates by scores of 3 to 2 and 6 to 2. Ray Sanders left the game after being hit on the head by a batted ball in the opener. Batteries: Butcher, Podgamy and Lopez, Brazie and O'Dea.
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Skins to Meet Bears Eleven
Washington fans look to next Sunday as the Redskins prepare for the Chicago Bears in Baltimore amid cautious optimism. Rookie backs Jack Jenkins and Frank Akins and linemen Tony Leon and Al Fiorentino showed promise while a disputed pass interference and a late field goal by Don Hutson swung a 23 21 victory for Green Bay over Baltimore.
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American League Yesterday's Baseball Scores
Results show Philadelphia 11 New York 4 and Boston 5 Washington 1 1, Cleveland 3 San Louis 2 0. Chicago Detroit postponed. First game 10 innings second game 3 innings. Today Chicago at Detroit. Other clubs not scheduled. Double header.
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National League Scores and Oddities Across Standings
Yesterday results show St Louis 3 to 8, Pittsburgh 2 to 2, Brooklyn 7 to 2, Boston 3 to 3, Cincinnati 10 to 3, Chicago 1 to 1, New York 6 to 1, Philadelphia 3 to 3. A second game stretched to 19 innings. Open date and test development noted, with discussion on how adjustments affect wartime industry workers.
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War Bond Exhibition Game Sets Thursday at McCurdy Field
Washington Senators meet New Cumberland Army nine at McCurdy Field Thursday at 5 pm in a War Bond exhibition. McGowan, tied to Frederick and former Blue Ridge League figure, is guest of Dick Nallin who will officiate at first base. Admission 1.10 via War Bond purchase at banks or Tivoli Theater. bonds available at the park.
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Dead Heat In Labor Day Handicap Race at Arlington Park
Chicago September six. Royal Nap an east invader and Thumbs Up owned by Louis B Mayer staged a dead heat in the 61100 Washington Park Stakes closing the 67 day meet. About 35000 fans watched as judges could not separate the two at the wire with Marriage a length and a half back in third. Royal Nap paid 21.80 25.00 14.20 with Thumbs Up 6.60 6.60 4.60 and Marriage 8.60. Purse totaled 52750 with Royal Nap carrying 120 pounds and Thumbs Up 1907. The East’s Royal Nap has campaigned successfully and is owned by Mrs W S Far of Houston Texas widow of F Ranch.
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Keller Leads Yankees With Two Four Bags And Home Run Hit
A fragmented recap notes Charlie Keller boosting his season average with four points added, and his 25th home run for 1943 during Labor Day. Rothe Hemsley fields in the nightcap, catching the second game as Keller goes two for four in the opener and belts the long ball.
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Senators Lose Pair To Bosox And Yanks Split
In a holiday doubleheader, Boston swept Washington 5-1 and 4-1 as Tex Hughson and Joe Dobson delivered strong pitching and timely hitting. New York split with Philadelphia 11-2 and 11-4 in a twin bill before 16,185 fans, with Donald, Byrne, Dickey, Wagner, and timing plays shaping the results. Cleveland, meanwhile, swept St. Louis Browns in a two-game set at Municipal Stadium 3-2 in ten innings and 2-0 in the nightcap before 12,632 spectators.
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Stars of yesterday highlight multiple MLB performances
Dick Siebert of the Athletics and Bill Zuber of the Yankees fueled two decisive games with RBI bursts and timely triples. Tex Hughson and Bobby Doerr sparked the Red Sox nightcap with a three‑run homer, while Rube Fischer and Babe Dahlgren led late rallies for the Giants and Phillies. Woody Williams extended his hitting streak, Chet Ross powered a tenth‑inning homer for the Braves, and Lou Boudreau plus Vern Kennedy delivered a clutch two‑game split for the Indians.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Summary
Musial of St. Louis leads in batting with a .353 average and 190 doubles 47 doubles 19 triples. Vaughan of Brooklyn paces runs with 103 and leads in bases on balls with 18. Nicholson of Chicago drives in 106 runs and Wakefield of Detroit collects 176 hits and 32 doubles. York of Detroit hits 30 home runs while Sewell of Pittsburgh leads with 207 innings pitched.
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Lieut Hunt Wins Tennis Singles Title
Navy officer Lieut Joe Hunt defeated Coast Guard's Jack Kramer to win the national singles tennis championship at Forest Hill. After a tense match, Hunt, using a strong forehand drive, overcame Kramer 6 3, 6-8, 10-8, 6-4. Kramer, weakened by intestinal flu and heat, could not respond in the final set.
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Dear Miss Dix On Mean Children And Child Rearing
Horothy Dix discusses how to raise children to be good citizens while facing aggressive peers. She weighs meekness versus self defense, advises balanced self regard, and cautions against turning children into doormats. recommends measured firmness and teaching sharing without surrender.
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Not Poor Advice On A Wife With A Past
A letter warns against immediate marriage after a breakup, arguing a wife with a past invites suspicion and conflict. It emphasizes respect for women, the risks of domestic strife, and the difficulty of forgiving past actions after wedlock. It cautions that adventure and a strong past can undermine a stable married life.
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Trem Carr and Monogram prove indie power in Hollywood
Trem Carr built Monogram studio with loyalty and bold risk taking. The article details how Monogram, once small, rose with a three orchestras low budget film Sweethearts of the USA and Carr’s leadership, plus Merker, Nevis, and Parkyakarkus on the East, while highlighting Monogram’s delivery promise and contrast with major studios.
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World Record For Matuals Established At Aquedity Park
A world record for matuels betting was set at Aquedity Park today, eclipsing the previous mark of 52.69R153 at Belmont, York on Memorial Day. Hundreds of fans gathered, though some could not reach the Dettiung shadows to witness the event.
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Grimes with Regards Wins Aqueduct Handicap at $10,000
In the feature race Mra J D Grimes With Regards won the Aqueduct Handicap by a length and a half over Willing Woodward Apache. Mra Bad Mulvenan's First Fiddle placed third.
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