Senators on Yankees' Heels in Twin Bill Clash
Washington visits New York for a doubleheader to erase the Yankees' two game lead in the American League as Jimmy Vernon drives in two and scores the deciding run while Early Wynn tops Tex Hughson in a 3-2 Senators win. Boston ties Cleveland with a 7-1 win over Philadelphia as Hughson limits the A's to five hits.
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United Press
New York
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Yankees
Senators
Jimmy Vernon
Hank Boon
Early Wynn
Tex Hughson
Boston
Red Sox
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Hughson
Sox
Russ Christopher
Ber Kuczynski
Eddie Lake
Chicago White Sox
Don Gutterridge
St. Louis
Browns
Johnny Humphries
Thurman Tucker
Chicago
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Halong Chit
Johnny Wy1ostek
Chicary Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Paul Derringer
Bob Elliott
Puare
T-wee Lowres
Einander
Elliott
Johnny Podgayas
Boston Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Manny Salve
Phillies
Jack Kraus
Cincinnati
Browns face infield woes as Stephens and McQuinn drafted
St Louis Browns manager Luke Sewell contends with looming infield losses as Vern Stephens, the league’s top hitter with a .355 average and 34 RBIs, nears his screening test before possible induction. First baseman George McQuinn announces Thursday draft service, leaving Sewell scrambling to fill two infield spots while aiming for a strong finish before September.
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ST. Louis
Luke Sewell
St Loui Browns
Vern Stephens
Browns
Sewell
Stephens
George McQuinn
Arlington
McQuinn
York News Amid Blackout Reports and Sewer Woes
Fragmentary notes indicate a widespread blackout affecting the York area with mention of sewer issues and weather-related disruptions. No clear dates or named officials are readable, but the fragment suggests municipal service strain and public safety concerns.
Crossword clues and college football shutdowns across regions
Readable fragments show crossword clues with diametrically mixed terms alongside a sprawling report on college football programs halting play. The piece notes many southern schools suspending football and names various universities and figures in a period context.
Pitches 8 Wins Pittsburgh Up Before Season Starts
Pirates veteran Rip Sewell, 35, predicted 20 game wins this season. He leads the National League with eight wins and two losses, having added a new slow ball to his repertoire that confounds batters and yields weak contact.
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Pittsburgh
Rip Sewell
Flan Ciy
Pla
Pirates
Rip
Nash“le
New Pitt Football Uniforms Debut Next Season
Clark Shaughnessy’s Pritt Panthers will wear bold red jerseys and stockings with white helmets and moleskins next autumn. The changes were chosen at a Pitt stadium style show judged by Shaughnessy, Athletic Director Jimmy Hagan, and others, with Elaine Kahn offering the female perspective.
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Pittsburgh
Clark Shaughnessy
Pritt Panthers
Pitt
Pitt Stadium
Shaughnessy
Jimmy Hagan
Elaine Kahn
Pitt News
Galento Classification Clarified as Entertainment
Abe J. Greene, president of the National Boxing Association, said today that any activity by Tony Galento would be treated as entertainment rather than official boxing, clarifying NBA status in Paterson New Jersey.
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Willie Gilvenberg
Galento
Orange
Barkeep
Genuime
Galvenberg
NK. B. A
Paterson
N. J
Abe 'J. Greene
National Boxing Association
NBA
Tony Galento
Maynard Brief Items of Interest
Maynard notes include Wolfe and son Mas returning home to Indianapolis after six sober weeks, Will Guritz and son Jimmie coming from Pennsylvania, Marlyn Paul visiting Arlington aunt, Joan Laursen from Waterloo vacationing with grandmother Erma Simpson, Gus Blomstrom and Ellen Snider visiting from Wisconsin, and Patricia Simpson of Zion visiting. Also listed are family visits in Waterloo, Hazleton, Independence, and other towns, plus farm help by Dwayne Arthur from Texas and travel notes of Sunnyside Masonic lodge.
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Mas
Indianapolis
Indiana
Will Guritz
Jimmie
Pennsylvania
Marlyn Paul
Arlington
Fred Breckner
Joan Laursen
Waterloo
Erma Simpson
Roberta Simpson
Gus Blomstrom
Ellen Snider
Waukegan
Til
Patricia Simpson
Zion
Ill
Ellen Simpson
Max Hedrick
Lance
Glenn Ellyn
Till
Raymond McCright
Independence
Clarence Fullmer
Larry
Sherry
Golda Fullmer
Raymond Ranney
Dwayne Arthur
Texas
Dwayne
Earl Shemnick
Missouri
St Paul
J. W. Ranney
Betty Brelsford
Gilbertsville
Leonard Schmidt
H. C. Warnke
Kenneth Hennessey
Don Warnke
Hawkeye
Sunnyside
Simon Harrison
Otto Wegner
Orlando Ellingson
Joe Beave
Henry Bartels
Oelwein
Minnesota
Frank Dunham
Summer Pattern 8455 for Colorful Basque Top and Skirt
Summer pattern 8455 offers a gay trimmed basque top with a swirling skirt in sizes 11 through 19. Pattern requires multiple yards of fabric. order by sending 15 cents plus 1 cent postage and include name, address, pattern number, and size to The Coleman Register Pattern Dept. in Chicago. Also available is Fashion summer issue, a catalog of 100 new patterns and sewing tips, priced 25 cents per copy.
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Cois
Cclwein Register Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Chicago
Visit of Mount Pleasant couple to Claw household
Mr and Mrs Harry Rudd of Mount Pleasant called Sunday morning to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Perry Claw and to see her sister Mrs Rolland Cummings and family.
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Harry Rudd
Mount Pleasant
Perry Claw
Rolland Cummings
Local notes from Hazleton and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Ralph Wells of Chicago visit in Hazleton with his mother Mrs A Wenthorn before returning to Camp Grant Illinois where he is inducted into the Army. George Spragg of the Air Corps visits Homestead Florida with his parents. Birth announced in San Antonio Texas for Mr and Mrs R J Stillman. Lucile Buchard begins work at the State hospital Independence. Mrs H N Huntington working at the telephone office. Mrs Jack Megonigle of Independence visits her parents George and Mrs Burchard over Sunday. Edith Lahner of Clarksville visits aunt Mrs Lysia Sika. Mr and Mrs W H Nelson enjoy time at a cottage at Littleton. Mrs Virgil Mayller returns to Kansas City after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs John Kendall. Billy and Dickey stay longer. Mr and Mrs J P Spragg and son Cpl George Sprage visit Floyd Spragg in Waukon. Mrs L E Hodge and granddaughter Pamela Hodge travel to Minneapolis for a short visit. First class cook Donald Thomas of Maryland, with his family, visits Hazleton friends Saturday and is transferring to California.
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Ralph Wells
Chicago
A. Wenthorn
Camp Grant
Camp Clowder
U. S. Army Signal Corps Corp
Gerge Spragg
Air Cops
Homestead
Florida
Hns
J. P Sprage
R. J. Stillman
San Antonio
Texas
Whfon
Stillman
Darlene Slater
Lucile Buchard
State Hospital
Independence
H. N. Huntington
Jack Megonigle
George Burchard
Edith Lahner
Clarksville
Aussies Supply Food to U S Forces in Reciprocal Aid
Australia via reciprocal aid has provided American forces with over 26 million pounds of fresh meat 20 million pounds of potatoes 25 million pounds of fruit and nearly 514 million quarts of milk Aimed at supporting troops and reinforcing allied logistics during wartime efforts
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Australia
Wanted Hearers For Simple Home Hearing Test
Newspapers announce a simple home method promising to improve hearing for men and women hard of hearing. The ad claims quick results and asks readers to contact an individual offering the test and equipment, citing a cost and a drugless approach.
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Carlen
Pelfer
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