Rowe Beats Enté in Doubleheader Split in Cleveland
Press sports note recalls pennant fever and slow starts by western clubs as Detroit and Cleve- trollans pursue pace. Schoolboy Rowe stars with six strikeouts after a rough start, while Mel Harder’s ten-hit assault powers a Detroit win amid Cleveland’s fourth inning rally.
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Baseball Roundup From Eddie Brings A Chuckle
A sports roundup notes White Sox gain on the pennant pace with wins over Philadelphia and a four-hit game by Dietrich while Smith scattered five. Senators beat Browns 7-2 as Anderson and Sanford drive runs. Cubs and Dodgers share honors in National League action. Beane, Braddock, and Gallinto gossip thread through the column with theater-like fan chatter and future plans.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Bill Dietrich
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St. Louis Browns
Arnold Anderson
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Gene Thompson
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Luke Hamlin
Frank Frisch
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Bases Stolen During Rain Halts NFAB Journey Game
Rain halted a NFAB journey game in Birmingham Alabama and resumed play after it was found that bases had been stolen. The incident occurred during a matchup between Mom and Dearborn Michigan. Players noted aStolen Bases count by Mr.
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Notre Dame Eight Eligible for Draft Amid Draft Talk
In sports notes, eight Notre Dame starters can enter the draft. Ousting of trainer noted as part of team updates. Lou Schaefer, famed for winning 300000 with Challedon, is active in racing circles. The piece also questions Leo Durocher's Dodgers future and hints at fan reactions to opposing players.
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Lou Schaefer
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Leo Durocher
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Greenland's Ice Cap Covers Vast Landmass
Except for narrow coastal borders, Greenland is entirely covered by a vast ice cap. The statement notes the extensive ice coverage shaping geography and climate of the territory.
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Telephone workers meet nation’s defense demand in the South
In the nine Southern Bell states, over twenty one thousand skilled telephone workers with experience in emergencies pledge to keep telephone service fast and reliable amid national defense needs. They are organized, trained, and equipped to meet today’s and tomorrow’s demands as the Bell System stays in high gear.
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Warrington McCullough Reach Winged Foot Semis
Gayle Talbot reports from Winged Foot as Warrington Bannerman McCullough Jr and semi final opponents edge through rough rounds. McCullough defeats Willie Turnesa 3 and 2 and Fischer 5 and 4, while Billows advances by beating Bud Ware 4 and 3 and Ward falls to his pace.
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League Leaders in the National League
AP reports top NL players led in batting Gleeson Chicago 321 Mize St Louis 100 Vaughan Pittsburgh 98 Mize 117 F McCormick Cincinnati 114 Hits F McCormick 170 Hack Chicago 168 Doubles F McCormick 39 Vaughan Pittsburgh Triples Vaughan Pittsburgh 14 Ross Boston 13 Home runs Mize St Louis 41 Nicholson Chicago 24 Stolen bases Moore St Louis 17 Frey Cincinnati Hack Chicago 16 Pitching Fitzsimmons Brooklyn 14 2 Sewell Pittsburgh 14 3
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Baseball season leaders mixed in chaotic summary
American League batting leaders include Radcliff of St. Louis with 345 and DiMaggio of New York with 344. Williams of Boston led runs with 119, Greenberg of Detroit 108, and Greenberg also top in RBIs with 125. Home runs belong to Foxx of Boston at 35 and Greenberg 32. Rounds out with triples by McCosky and Finney and steals by Case Wash between 29. Pitching leaders feature Newsom of Detroit at 18 wins and Rowe with 14.
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Boston
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Chicago
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Lieb Tries 10 Players as Florida Breaks in New Lineup
University of Florida coach Tom Lieb continues pre season experiments to form a strongest possible unit. Leroy Godwin, sophomore guard, Lands on first team while two end pairs rotate. Mike Bucha moves to center and Fondren Mitchell stays in backfield. Bill Cowan injured, splinted, doubtful for October.
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Frank Smoak
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John Piombo
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Bill Cowan
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Gene Autry’s gun stolen from home in burglary incident
Los Angeles AP reports that the famous actor and movie cowboy Gene Autry kept a gun at his residence for protection but was burglarized last night. Authorities are investigating the break in and no injuries are reported.
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Gene Autry
Adoption Hearing Pending for Bay County Infants
Notice announces four weeks after publication a hearing to adopt Carol Culgette Black by C C Walley and Eula M Walley in Giroult Court of Bay County Florida. The couple seeks to declare the child their heir at law. Filing details appear in the court records.
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Rollins Tars Rout Teachers in Asheville Football
Rollins College Tars defeated Western Carolina Teachers 53 to 0 in Asheville. The Florida squad produced 354 rushing yards and 17 passing yards while limiting the Teachers to two first downs and 65 total yards. Scorers included Ray Brankeet Hardman Justice and Bethea with multiple touchdowns.
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Swastika, Ont. votes to keep town name unchanged
Swastika Ontario, a town of 261 residents, decided at a meeting last night to keep its name rather than change it despite associations with the symbol later adopted by Nazi ism. The action preserves the historic name while avoiding controversy.
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Excerpted notes on sports figures and events from a bygone era
The fragment references amateur golf and boxing figures with hints of a national boxing champion Joe Louis in the heavyweight division and a British tennis star pairing with Helen Vinson, a film actress. It mentions Max Schirelizig Tommy Fatt Bob Pastor and Fred Perry age twenty six, all in a dated sports-notes style.
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Orlando Nationals win Game 4 over Sanford in playoffs
The Florida Nationals finished fourth in the state league but closed the season strong. They defeated Sanford 8 to 5 to earn a Southeast Class D title shot against the Georgia-Florida winner. Orlando won four straight in the Shaughnessy playoffs, overcoming Sanford with a late surge after Frank Hudson exited. Carl Weigle earned the win with Jim Beck relief in the eighth.
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Nationals
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Frank Hudson
Orlando
Carl Weigle
Jim Beck
Belloise Bombs Garcia in Ten Round Upset for Title Shot
Steve Belloise, the Bronx youngster famed for needlework and a picnic start, outpointed veteran Ceferino Garcia over ten rounds at Madison Square Garden to extend his win streak to 26 and earn a shot at Ken Overlin. The bout drew 10,869 spectators as Garcia suffered a cutting eye and Belloise a gash, with limited exchanges and much of the action in close.
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Steve Belldge
Ceferino Garcia
Madison Square Garden
Bronx
Ke Jacobs
Ken Overlin
Virginia
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Belloise
George Walsh
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Fights Last Night in New York Waterbury and More
Reports from New York Waterbury and New Rochelle summarize recent boxing events. Belloise outpointed Garcia in a midweight bout while Dolan edged Montanari in Waterbury. Wineberg stopped Bellucci in New Rochelle, highlighting a night of regional ring action with multiple decisions and a knockout.
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