Braves, Giants Are Defeated
Cleveland pitcher Mike Garcia improved to 17-8 with a 4-2 win over the Red Sox as the Indians maintained the AL lead. In other games, Cincinnati beat the Giants 8-1 at the Polo Grounds, Roy Katt’s four passed balls helped the Reds, Jim Finigan’s two-run single spurred the A’s 6-5 win over Detroit, and the Yankees beat the White Sox 6-3 to stay 5 1/2 games behind Cleveland. Pirates edged St Louis 3-2, Dodgers won 4-1 after a 4 2/3 inning rain delay. Maurice Katt’s passes and local action noted.
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Richards to manage Orioles in three year deal
Chicago Sept 10 The Chicago Tribune reports manager Paul Richards of the Chicago White Sox has committed to a three year contract with the Baltimore Orioles as field manager and general manager. The offer is about 45000 a year but no signing yet. Richards rejected a two year White Sox offer and will wait until season end.
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Television Program Guide Amid Varied Early Evening Schedule
A dense list of TV programs relayed in EDT, naming Mr. Wizard Ethel and Albert Beat the Clock Mickey Rooney Show and many others across CBS NBC and local stations. The guide includes dramas comedies variety and news blocks with times mostly in prime slots and late evening features.
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Ethel and
Albert
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Ted Mack
Nbe
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Favorite Husband
Chicago
Duadfont
Eddie Mayehoff
Abe Bert Parks
Gens Autry
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Nick Carter
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Orch
North
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Newe
Abs Sporra
Newa
Che News & Frolics
Tira
Ake
Garrower
Johnny Dollar
My Little
Margis
Dhs
Edgar Bergan
Che Walter Winchell
Muasic Hall
Dhs Froties
Newssake
Richards Seeks GM Post With Orioles Face In 1954
In Detroit a 22 year old Joe Gonzales pushed a stalled car, causing an accident and costly damages. The real name of the Greek philosopher Plato was Aristocles, a nickname meaning broad shouldered in Greek.
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Plato
Aristocles
Radio Broadcast Log Highlights from NBC MBS Programs
A fragmented schedule lists NBC MBS and WBAL related programs with news segments, music almanac, London showcase, sports roundups, Capitol Cloakroom, Washington Report, Dinner Music, Grand Ole Opry, and Chicago Theater. Noted hosts include Sam Leving, Guy Lombardo, and references to True or False and Night Watch segments.
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Abe
Mbs
London
Nexs
Bob Edge
Stara
Faris
Capitol Cloakroom
Cbe News
Sam Leving
Abe Washington
Guy Lombardo
Chicago
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Local Leagues Enter Finals in Area Baseball and Softball
Local leagues push into championship series with finals slated in Ijamsville Creagerstown and Mountaindale. Shaughnessy and Maryland State contests feature Brunswick Beallsville Middletown Mountaindale Ballenger and New Market duties while girls scouts plan a kickoff at Staley Park and North End School.
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Beallsville
Scheer Stadium
Middletown
Ballenger- Rice Grocers
Swinner
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Sea Peon Oo
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Frederick
Roundup Of Sports By Gayle Talbot
Dallas columnist Gayle Talbot reflects on the Southwest Conference shift from passing to ground games, noting SMU era innovations by Ray Morrison and the rising importance of running plays. He recalls Oklahoma's influence on conference balance and the changing tactics across the league.
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Dallas
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodist Mustangs
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Arkansas
Fred Benners
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Methodists
Cullen Pete
Oklahoma
Sooners
Texas
Recreational Program At Tiamsville Closes
The Tiamsville community wrapped up its summer recreational program on Labor Day with a picnic and awards after a youth softball game. Harry C. Swamley finished his second year administering the program, which runs each Monday evening with softball and games for children and teens. Special awards were given to Walker Roop, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whipp, Mrs Samuel Hollingsworth, Judge Charles E. Mowvlan Jr, Mary Houston, Nelson Myers Jr, Larry Myers, Buster Myers, Victoria Hollingsworth, Marcie Hollingsworth, and Carolyn Ann Breckenridge. Swamley said the program’s popularity ensures its continuation as a community project.
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Tramsville
Harry C. Swamley
Swomley
Walker Roop
Robert Whipp
Samuel Hollingsworth
Charles E. Mowvlan
Mary Houston
Nelson Myers
Larry Myers
Buster Myers
Victoria Hollingsworth
Marcie Hollingsworth
Carolyn Ann Breckenride
Male Moth Starves After Mate Is Trapped
A male moth dies of starvation after his mate is ensnared in a trap, illustrating the species’ reliance on mating success for survival.
Dedicate Laboratory At University Of Maryland Poultry Hall
The College of Agriculture at College Park Maryland will dedicate its new poultry research laboratory next Wednesday with an evening address by Secretary Benson. Dr Morley A Duel heads the poultry department since 1936 and will be featured in the program along with a Poultry Hall of Fame dedication honoring James E Rice L B Kilbourne Seth Barker Charles W Wampler Sr and Dr W B R Graham. The ceremony includes trade group meetings and technical talks from specialists nationwide.
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University of Maryland
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Benson
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Ossian Orion
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Poultry Hall of Fame
James E. Rice
L. B. Kilbourne
Seth §. Barker
Charles W. Wampler Sr
W. BR. Graham
American Poultry Historical Society
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Maryland Turkey Producers Assn
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Basilio Poises for Second Welter Title Shot
New York reports Basilio, the Canastota 147-pound champion, knocked out Carmine Fiore in a two round performance, dropping the Brooklyn welter twice in the first round. Basilio led on all cards as the 20 round bout concluded with Basilo ahead on all official ballots and weighing 147½ to Fiore’s 145.
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Basilio
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Arthur Aidala
Basilo
Fiore
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Milan
Italy
Nazareno Giannelli
Terry Allen
England
Exhibition Football Scores From AP Ledger
The Associated Press reports exhibition games with San Francisco edging Los Angeles 28 27, Pittsburgh defeating Baltimore 21 16 and Detroit overpowering Cleveland 56 31 in early action.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Report
Major league standings and daily schedule with American and National Leagues. Teams shown include Cleveland New York Chicago Boston Detroit Washington Philadelphia Baltimore and more with today's and tomorrow's games, results, and leading players such as Doby Snider and Kluszewski.
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Steelers edge Colts in late pass for exhibition win
In Tulsa Oklahoma a pass from Jim Finks to Johnny Latimer in the waning moments of the final period gave the Pittsburgh Steelers a 21-16 victory over the Bare Colts in the second NFL exhibition. Buddy Young sparked the Colts with long runs setting up two touchdowns by George Taliaferro.
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Johnny Latiner
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Steelers
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Orioles edge Nationals as Kellert delivers first-start winner
In Baltimore, Frank Kellert drove home the winning run with a ninth inning single in his first game as a starter, lifting the Orioles to a 4-2 victory over Washington. Billy Lees of the Dodgers struck out six and allowed one hit over five innings in Brooklyn's 2-1 rain-soaked win over Milwaukee.
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