Yankees Take Weird Game From A's
New York Yankees won a strange ball game over the Philadelphia Athletics as Nick Etten drove in the deciding run in the seventh. Bill Zuber pitched well for New York holding Philadelphia to five hits, while four A’s runs came off walks in a rough fourth inning.
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Jin Turner
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Wagner
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Dicker
Winfield Community Notices and Visits Across Many Towns
Winfield residents and family members are reported visiting relatives and attending events from Baltimore to Washington and Frederick. The notes mention homes in Winfield and nearby towns, hospital births for Barnes and Pickett families, military family furloughs, and visits to parks and campuses with relatives and friends across multiple dates and places.
Fragmented Milan notes mix of people and dated currency tale
An unclear Milan item mentions Allied “Personagers” and names such as Kenneth and Douglas West minster visiting Mrs John S Barres. It describes a disputed note promising $20 to Jacob Markell, dated November 9, 1640, with references to The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and a Braddock Height location, amid tangled fragments of stamps, coins, and a tower.
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Jacob
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France Thomas
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Dayton Freebun
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Ovens
Ner Dia. CO
Braddock
Mas Froelich
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Chesapeake Land
Ohio Canal Compass
Frank Leahy Predicts Notre Dame Struggles Ahead
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy warns the Irish will lose more games than they win this season. The piece lists key players like Julius Ry kovich and Angelo Burr, notes injuries and line changes, and outlines a rigorous schedule from September to Thanksgiving.
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Notre Dame
Alues Hessmeere
Leahy
Bertotl
Juhmay Tuyack
Connellsville
Creyfiton Alder
Tne Springfield
Laujack
Jim Mello
Yearly Hunting Season Opens Amid Shell Shortage
License sales remain brisk despite shortages of shotgun shells and rifle cartridges. Clerk Ellis C. Wachter and J. Paul Delphey report on eve of the squirrel season opening. Warnings issued against shooting from near roads and from autos. Squirrels run Sept 15 to Oct 15 and Nov 15 to Dec 31. daily squirrel bag six. dove season also runs to Oct 15 with federal bag limit ten.
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Ellis C. Wachter
J. Paul Delphey
Benjamin F. Phebus
Durward W. Kettells
Phobus
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
In yesterday's American League results Chicago beat Detroit 7 to 5 and New York defeated Philadelphia 6 to 3 while St Louis edged Cleveland 7 to 0 and Washington defeated Boston 3 to 2. Today Philadelphia meets New York Boston faces Washington and Cleveland plays St Louis with Detroit at Chicago.
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National League Standings and Schedule Draft
National League results show Boston third, Brooklyn fourth, New York fourth tied with Philadelphia four. Other clubs have no games scheduled. Upcoming matches place New York at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at Boston.
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Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Braves Turn Back Dodgers In 4-3 Game
Boston edges Brooklyn 4 to 3 as Chet Ross drives in two runs with a fourth inning single and a sixth inning homer. Barney pitched four hits for Brooklyn. Ross and the Braves pair its scoring in a tight interleague contest.
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Hookie
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Ross
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Son of Frederick Dentist Aboard Navy Stationed in San Diego
Mrs Myers spoke of her son Lieut Myers stationed in the Navy who had been a dentist in Frederick and was visiting his wife in Los Angeles when the broadcast occurred. He and his wife now have a home in San Diego.
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E. L. Myers
Dili Avenue
Sinkwich Signs To Play With Detroit Lions
Frankie Sinkwich former All American back at Georgia signed to play with the Detroit Lions of the NFL. Lions owner Fred Mandel announced the deal after conferring with Sinkwich and his father Ignatius. Sinkwich joined the club at their training camp and is expected to play in the season opener against the Chicago Cardinals.
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Frankie Sinkwich
Georgia
Detroit Lions
Fred L. Mandel, Jr
Lions
Sinkwich
Ignatius Sinkwich
Youngstown
Keller Returns to Baseball With Hit Against Athletics
Charley Keller returned Tuesday after a brief layoff and collected one single in two at bats against Wolff and Cristopher of the Athletics. Rollie Hemsley did not play. Keller raised his seasonal average to about .440 with 118 hits in 268 at bats.
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Wolff and Cristopher
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H. Ave
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