DiMaggio's four run homer lifts Yankees over Red Sox
Joe DiMaggio belted a grand slam in the tenth inning to power the New York Yankees to an 11 6 win over the Boston Red Sox before 27 329 fans in a doubleheader day at Boston. The victory pulled the Yankees within two and a half games of the AL-leading Red Sox as Cleveland beat Detroit 10 1.
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Joe DiMaggio
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Didiaggio
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Henrich
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DiMaggio
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Frank Shea
Charlie Keller
Hank Bauer
Ouf
Big DiMag
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Weekend Games Set for Maryland Leagues Sunday
Weekend games feature Maryland State League matchups at 2 p m with Shaughnessy Playe iyamsville at Point of Rocks. Um pires Shine and Miler. Tri County League second round has Damascus at Brunswick and Lovellsville at Middletown with Warrenfeitz and Brachey officiating. Heart Of Md League has Mt Airy at Broad Run with Sheffer and Hargett umpires. Yew Windsor at Myersville with Curry and Wachter officials. Health Center Industrial Bowling League reorganized for eight teams. games begin September 14 with Jarrow Hussey elected president and Sam Roderick as statistician.
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Western Md Horses Set to Race at Bel Air Track Meet
Western Maryland horses will appear in half mile events at Bel Air track opening a ten day meet. Entries come from Brunswick Hagerstown Cumberland Waynesboro Randallstown and more. Trainers include E F Binning for J K Winkoop and E Nicodemus with horses Dr Johnson Marandan and Meetmenow. Bel Air schedules a daily steeplechase during the meet.
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Bel Air Track
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Hagerstown
Cumberland
Waynesboro
Chevy Chase
Rockville
Randallstown
E. F. Binning
J. K. Winkoop
E. Nicodemus
Dr. Johnson
Marandan
Marandan.” What Looks Like the Best of the Meet Is “Meetmenow
EC. Aulnuit
F. BC
Raimon
R. B. Keyes
E. P. Price
H. Reesman
A. W. Staubs
Meary Knierem
Avilesbury
W. S. McCabe
T. Bossey
J Ames
Star Timber
Bel Air
North End Team Splits Two Games in Westminster
North End Civic Association softball split a doubleheader at Westminster. In the opener Westminster American Legion built an eight run second inning to win 8-1. NECA tied the nightcap 5-3 before Ed Nikirk doubled home the tying and winning runs for a 6-5 victory.
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North End Civic Association
Westminster
Lewis
Jacobs
Carter
Dr Moore
Burgess
Insley
Ed Nikirk
RF. EY
Peddicord i Rk
Neca Ea
Michael
Carroll
Wallace and Philips
New Premier Henri Queuille Confirmed in France
Paris dispatch reports the National Assembly confirmed Henri Queuille a veteran Radical Socialist as France's premier by 351 to 196. Queuille, allied with Free French roots, will form his cabinet soon amid concerns over a weak government and possible dissolution of the assembly. De Gaulle campaigned in the south while backing Queuille against dissolution.
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National Assembly
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France
Queuille
Cabiinet
Charles de Gaulle
Avignon
de Gaulle
de Gaullists
Free French Movement
Popular Republicans
MIRP
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Results show Cleveland routed Detroit 10 to 1 and New York beat Boston 11 to 6, with Philadelphia 93 Washington 6 in another game. Ten innings, second game ended early to catch a train. tonight games include New York at Washington and Chicago at Detroit among others.
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Phil Marchildon
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Unofficial Envoy To Italy Is 24 Year Old Town Farmer
Ray Dankenbring of Waterloo Iowa, a 24 year old American farmer, serves as an unofficial envoy to Italian farmers. He travels with a group of young Americans studying farming methods in eight European countries and will live with growers near Maccarese north of Rome for three months.
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Julius Hume
NEA
Maccarese
Ray Danken_bring
Waterloo
Ialy
Jowan
Ray
U.S
Rome
Dankenbring
Found Guilty Of Shoplifting In West Virginia
A Fairmont man Manford M. Colvin was found guilty of shoplifting after leaving a local drug store with a clock under his coat. Sentencing delayed pending record checks. Other cases included a drunken loitering plea and multiple collateral forfeitures.
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Manford M. Colvin
Fairmont
W. Va
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John D. Holland
Buckeystown
Edward Windsor
Frederick
John Stone
Bartonsville
Ethel Riddle
Hattie Naylor
East Street
William H. Millberry
Lewis Ropp
Middletown
Russell Jackson
Alexander Tyler
Lee Soper
Sammy Thompson
George Hudson
Stanley W. Wachter
Twentey
James
Jefferson
West All Saints Street
Frank Dorsey
Austin James
House of Correction
Louis Gibson
Gibson
Jessup
Pep To Be Offered December Date For World Title Bout
Promoter Sol Strauss said Pep would be offered a December date at Madison Square Garden to defend his world featherweight title against Sandy Saddler. Pep recently defeated Paddy DeMarco in a strong light welter show, AP card rating Pep the winner 8-2. Colts upset Rockets 21-14 at Soldier Field in All-America Conference action.
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DeMarco
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Asparagus Juice Supports Growth of Subtilin Producer Bacillus
The discard asparagus juice from canning plants has been found a suitable medium for cultivating various microorganisms, including Bacillus subtilis which generates the newly identified antibiotic subtilin.
275 More Are Registered For 1927 Draft Class
Registration opened for men born in 1927 as 275 registrants queued at the Draft Board on Church Street. The surge slowed by a shortage of volunteer registrars while 107 had signed by noon. The class of 1926 had 438 registered in two days and 181 on Thursday after 257 on Wednesday. A 21 year old signer provided double war service discharges from World War II but remains unsure of draft status.
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Draft Board
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Earlier Closing Of Baltimore Bars Asked
A Baltimore grand jury committee urged bars and cockail lounges to close at midnight and stay shut all day Sunday. They visited over 300 taverns finding most sales to minors after midnight and many disturbances then. The report praised Capt. Alexander Emerson of the police vice squad and called for tighter traffic law enforcement and broader hospital and jail reforms.
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Grand Jury
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Anniversaries and Birthdays in Early America Today
Notable anniversaries mark lives from 1744 to 1983 with figures such as Benjamin Franklin's daughter Sarah and writers O Henry and Erastus Beadle. Today lists historical events from 1777 Brandywine to 1941 Navy orders, plus birthdays of Rawlings Fletcher Westervelt and others. A brief horoscope predicts a long, fruitful life with benevolent relationships.
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Philadelphia
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Otsego County
N.Y
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St Paul, Minn
Homan
Ireland
Mary W Whitney
Vassar
Waltham
Mass
Thomas B Mosher
Portland
Maine
Biddeford
William Sidney Porter
O. Henry
Greensboro
Edwin W. Rawlings
Milroy
Minn
Harvey Fletcher
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Provo
Utah
William Westervelt
Sears Hoebuck
Corpus Christi
Tex
Luther A. Weigle
Yale University Divinity School
Littlestown
Civic Softball Schedule Changes For Next Week
Civic Softball League officials shortened the schedule and announced next week’s games. Friday night after the Junior Civitan game was rained out. Monday Lions vs NECA, Tuesday Juniors vs Civitan, Wednesday Civitan hosting Lions, Friday Elks vs Juniors.
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Civic Softball League
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NECA
Civitans
Civitan
Elks
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