Buhl Returns To Help Braves Defeat Cubs
The missing 18 game winner Bob Buhl returns for the Milwaukee Braves, winning the first game of a Labor Day doubleheader 2-1 over the Cubs after an eight inning effort. The Braves dropped the nightcap 9-3 as Chicago tied the series.
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Baseball Scores Tuesday Results by Matchups
Tuesday games included Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at St Louis San Francisco at Los Angeles. Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 5 to 0 and St Louis beat Cincinnati 1 to 3. Milwaukee edged Chicago 2 to 3 while San Francisco beat Los Angeles 6 to 5 in 16 innings. Detroit and Kansas City split 7 to 8 and 4 to 1 with Baltimore 2 to 10 and Washington 0 to 1. Cleveland won 6 to 7 against Chicago 5 to 1.
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Ottawa Braves Pace Rugged two a day football drills
Ottawa University Braves began two a day practice sessions in preparation for the season. Coach Dick Peters reported strong numbers with 48 in the morning and more expected for the afternoon as the squad pushed through a mile run, coal shoveling sprints, and new plays.
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Plans To Fight Any Senator Move In Court Washington
Washington Senators owner Calvin Griffith could seek league approval to move to Minneapolis if the club wants to leave Washington. Minority stockholder HH Murphy vowed lawsuits against any capital relocation. Directors met without acting on the issue, preserving Griffiths authority granted in June to request a transfer at league meetings.
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Aerial Bomb Injures 27 at Rouge Days Fireworks Show
An aerial bomb exploded twice during a River Rouge fireworks display injuring 27 people, 16 adults and 11 children. The blast struck the crowded grandstand, two victims hospitalized with burns and lacerations. Officials could not explain the malfunction during the Rouge Days event at the Great Lakes Athletic Field.
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76 Answer Grid Call At Ottawa High
Ottawa High School opened its football preparation with eight lettermen and 24 freshmen among 76 hopefuls under coach Harold Wallace. The Cyclones, who have won one game in two seasons, will train daily and open the season September 20 at Pittsburg High School Dragons. Returning lettermen include Jack Smith Thorpe Nolan and Bruce Bundy with transfers Jim Brown and Bob Jaillite joining the roster.
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Golf tournament results with multiple flight winners
Readable fragments show a golf event on a par four seventh hole. Winners of other flights include Bud Gollier, Howard Deputy, Art Conus, Joe Selby along with labels A, B, C, D for each participant.
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Ottawa Bowl Phone 1088 Mystery Listing
Ottawa Bowl listing appears with scattered alphanumeric codes and numbers. The fragmentary text includes several ventural codes and potential device identifiers, obscuring a clear event or context. No readable names, dates, or places emerge to define a story.
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