Yanks and Browns Split Twinbill Highlights of Day
Yankees sweep doubleheader from the Indians 9 1 and 4 1, with Borowy winning the night game. Browns top Phillies in nightcap after a 7 0 opener, Auker dominant in game one. Red Sox win two, closing gap in pennant race. Ted Williams hits 32nd homer. Williams and Hughson star for Boston. Detroit blanks Washington in second game.
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Weekend Baseball Averages Highlight Yankee Batters
Charley Keller swung four safe blows including a triple in the weekend. He paced the team and raised his average while driving in three runs in Sunday’s opener. Glenn McQuillen had nine plate appearances with only a sacrifice hit recorded. Rollie Hemsley contributed a single on Saturday and three Yankee RBIs.
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End of the trail chaff as codex eludes the party
Sandy and friends escape a Mayan ruin after the wreck of a cave collapse. Tyra carries a reed wrapped parcel that proves empty as the codex is not there. The group quits the plateau to camp while Helen lies badly hurt and a mystery codex remains unresolved.
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Gifford Cast As Jungle Queen In Tarzan Spinoff
Frances Gifford, under Paramount contract, is cast as Zandia in a jungle queen role for a Tarzan project revived by Sol Lessor. She was initially eyed for a forest cliffhanger but chose a movie star persona in a plan to star in jungle serials.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across The AL
New York beat Cleveland 9 to 4, Detroit 2 to 8, Philadelphia 0 to 2, Boston 6 to 5, Chicago 1 to 0. New York 7 Chicago 1, Boston 8 Cleveland 6, Detroit 6 Philadelphia 5, Washington 7 St Louis 4 after 42 innings. Today Boston at Chicago, New York at Cleveland, Washington at Detroit, Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Bears Bottled Up Redskins in 38-34 Victory
Chicago Bears defeated the Washington Redskins 38 to 34 in Baltimore's game day action. Sammy Baugh faced a sturdy defense while Bill Osmanski and Ray McLean contributed key scores. Charlie O Rourke returned a kickoff for a dramatic 101 yard TD.
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Bears Rout Redskins in Gridiron Showdown at Griffith
In a windy exhibition at Griffith Stadium the Chicago Bears defeated the Washington Redskins with a dominant third and fourth quarter, while Ray Flaherty’s squad showed rookies like Steve Juzwik and Johnny Kovatch as potential recruits for the coming season. Baugh struggled with his passes as the Bears excelled in nearly every department except passing.
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Favorable Maryland Crop Outlook Reports August First
The August 1 report notes a very favorable crop situation in Maryland. Officials from the Maryland Crop Reporting Service indicate good conditions across major crops, with timely rainfall and adequate soil moisture supporting strong yields potential.
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Lillard Promoted to First Sergeant in 83rd Ordnance
Sat Lillard son of Mr and Mrs J O Lillard of Barnesville has been promoted to first sergeant of the 83rd Ordnance Company at Columbia Army Air Base in South Carolina. He enlisted January 22 and served three and a half months at Bowman Field Kentucky before moving to Columbia.
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Mt Airy Triumphs 8 7 In Championship Pace
Mt Airy undefeated in Maryland State League play defeats Tramsville 8 7 to force a three game county championship playoff. First half champions Tramsville won the other game 8 4 over Woodbine as Liberty forfeits to Woodsboro due to war work. Playoff start Sunday. details to be announced with umpire assignments.
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Packers Win By Aerial Attack
The Green Bay Packers lost to the Western Army All-Stars 38 to 21 in a crowded Marrquee Stadium game. John Kimbrough sparked the All-Stars with timely passes and runs while Jimmy Nelson and Forest Ferguson connected on scoring plays.
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Dorothy Dix on Parents Extending the Golden Rule to Children
Dorothy Dix urges parents to empathize with their children and stop mocking or exploiting them. She condemns public humiliation, broken promises, and the use of kids as entertainment, arguing moral discipline and respect should guide family life.
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Army enlists local high school graduate Brightwell
Private Brightwell, Frederick High School graduate, enlisted in the Army Air Corps after working at Excelsior Sanitary. The report notes family, schooling, and motives, with a local call to extend the Golden Rule to children. Also covered: Eagles beat Steelers 24 to 14 in a pro game and a farm accident injuring Morris Zentz at Rocky Ridge.
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