Cardinals Lead NL Race As Dodgers Slip In Narrow Defeat
James J. Carroll cited Cardinals as 3 5 favorites to win the NL pennant after beating the Reds 5 3 and moving two games ahead of the Dodgers who lost to the Braves 4 3. Walker Cooper sparked St Louis with a sixth inning triple as Mort Cooper earned his seventh win. In the American League the Yankees won 4 1 over Washington, with Spud Chandler notching his seventh victory.
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Browns Win 8 to 2 Over Great Lakes Bluejackets
St Louis Browns defeated the Great Lakes Bluejackets 8 to 2 as Vernon Stephens boosted his AL leading average with two singles and a double in three at bats. St Louis piled up 10 hits, mostly off Bob Harris, while the Bluesjackets managed six hits against Paul Dean Arch McKain and Nelson Potter.
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Harris Suffers First Loss for Service Team as Bluejackets Win
The Philadelphia Athletics veteran Harris took his first defeat for the service team as the Bluejackets plated two first inning runs. Earl Boyland drew a walk, and Joe Grace and Johnny Mize delivered consecutive singles to cap the scoring.
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Museum to ship American sports relics to Britain
Fred Corcoran, director of the Red Cross sports program overseas, plans a UK museum for American soldiers. He envisions items such as Babe Ruth’s hat, Jack Dempsey’s gloves, Ty Cobb’s shoes, Gene Sarazen’s Masters ball, Bill Tilden’s tennis racquets, and a Dizzy Dean pitched baseball, to boost morale and spark conversations about American sports.
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Bettina Wins In Debut Comeback KO Of Brooks In Philly
Pvt Melo Bettina former light heavyweight champion, in his first ring appearance since army induction, scored a first round technical knockout over Lou Brooks of Wilmington at 1:49 before 7,500 fans. Bettina weighed 187 pounds to Brooks 18244.
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OKAYS RACES Bay Meadows 50 Day Fall Meeting Approved
Bay Meadows park faces a 50 day fall race meeting approval from the western defense authorities. The decision paves the way for horse racing events this season amid regional oversight. The calendar includes prominent stakes, with organizers planning a full schedule at the track in San Francisco.
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Inquiring Reporters Share East Coast Travel Impressions
Daily Register readers provide a collage of voyage memories and city scenes from Wilmington to Philadelphia and New York. Responses include harbor activity with warships and a Cross ship, King Street market, blackouts in New York, aviation progress at the Smithsonian, and bustling urban crowds in major cities.
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Army and track seek license to race during war effort
Command and Fourth army officials disclosed a plan to apply for a state racing license to run events from October 2 to December 18. The army endorsed the dates and Race Board Chairman Jerry Giesler said continued military approval could lead to a permit, stressing tracks should operate only if it supports the war effort.
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Heffner Sold St Louis To Athletics for Cash
Handyman Don Heffner, former reserve infielder for the St Louis Browns, was traded to the Philadelphia Athletics today. Browns manager Luke Sewell is left with two infield reserves as the team faces Vern Stephens induction. Bill DeWitt announced the straight cash transaction for an unannounced sum. Heffner arrived in St Louis as the deal closed.
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Yankee slugger hit 306 in 1935 season with team
Historical note records a player once with the Yankees who hit 306 in 1935. The text mentions 21 and 10 games, but lacks clear dates or full details, limiting concrete facts. The fragment reflects career batting highlights linked to the mid 1930s era of the Yankees.
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Fashion pattern order form and Summer issue notice
For this attractive pattern send 15 cents plus 1 cent for postage in coins with your name address pattern number and size to The Ochwein Register Pattern Dept 530 South Wells St Chicago Tl Now you can order a Summer issue of Fashion our helpful sewing guide and pattern catalog Contains over 100 new patterns has information on care of clothing how to make over how to plan practical wardrobes 25c per copy
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Chicago
Old Zeb and the store yarns mix wit and wry humor
A fragment from SS news item includes Old Zeb telling tales at the general store about being pinned to a tree by arrows and joking about pain. The piece shifts to humor from a classroom joke about anonymous people and a mother recalling flirtation and marriage. Practical notes on color psychology parade alongside Want Ads.
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