Yankers and Reds Hold Seven-Game Lead By Wins
Ex Yankee farmhands John ny Niggeling and Charlie Keller starred for the Reds and Yankees, boosting both to seven-game margins behind leaders. Niggeling won for Cincinnati over Pittsburgh in his first Reds start, Keller delivered a clutch double for a 3-2 New York win over Washington. Cards beat Cubs 7-6 in ten innings, Bees upset by Phillies 4-3, Dodgers top Giants 8-5, Tigers defeat Indians 12-3, Athletics beat Red Sox 3-0, idle St Louis and Chicago.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Yankees
Johnny Niggeling
Charlie Keller
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Newark
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Indianapolis
Keller
Red Rolfe
Washington Senators
Yanks
Senators
Clark Griffith
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Bob Bowman
Terry Moore
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Lou Fette
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Lynn Nelson
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Jack Wilson
Joe Heving
Mack
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McNally Hall Ties Moseley's In City Ball Series
McNally Hall defeated Moseley's 9 to 4 to tie the city championship series at one win each. Neild Saunders struck out 11 for McNally Hall as the Garagemen capitalized on Moseley’s nine hits and three errors. The game ended after six innings due to darkness with tonight’s decisive game set for six o’clock.
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Moseley’s
Neild Saunders
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Sanders
Whitehead
Moseley
Frank Burnworth
Dick Ellis
Weraitenenad
Miconeworth
OGRE
Farewell Dance as CCC Camp DG-41-N Disbands
The CCC Camp DG-41-N near Lake Arthur 14 miles west is being dismantled and moved to Carlsbad. A free farewell dance will be held on Friday night August 18 with the Knowles Orchestra of Lake Arthur.
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Carlsbad
Knowles Orchestra of
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Yesterday's Results by the AP National League
The Associated Press notes nine NL games with Philadelphia defeating Boston 4 to 3, Brooklyn 8, New York 5, Cincinnati 6, Pittsburgh 5, and St Louis 7 over Chicago 6. The results highlight late leads and close scores across the circuit.
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Associated Press
New York
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
St. Louis Ek
York
Rocklyn
Pittsburgh
Phdiadelphia Einen
Brooklyn
Baseball scores from the American League games
New York defeated Washington 3 to 2 while Detroit rolled over Cleveland 12 to 3 and Philadelphia shut out Boston 3 to 0.
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New York
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
International League Scores Card Patchy Results
The International League results show Baltimore 1 Baltimore defeated Toronto 2 while Toronto shutout 0. Rochester led Rochester 8 Syracuse 2 with a 2 0 win for Syracuse. Buffalo beat Jersey City 6 2 as Newark edged Montreal 6 4.
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Baltimore
Toronto
Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Jersey City
Newark
Montreal
Scores from the American Association games
Columbus defeated Kansas City 1 to 0 while Milwaukee routed Toledo 5 to 0 and won 3 to 2 in another game. St Paul won 3 to 1 against Louisville, and Indianapolis beat Minneapolis 6 to 2.
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American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Pacific Coast League baseball results listed by team
Portland beat Sacramento 8 to 7 and Sacramento lost 4 to 2. Seattle defeated San Diego 5 to 4 while San Francisco scored 8 and Los Angeles 4. Hollywood Oakland game postponed due to cavalry drill causing field damage.
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Portland
Sacramento
Seattle
San Diego
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Oakland
Texas League Scores From Tonight's Games
Dallas defeated Beaumont 7 to 0 while Tulsa won 2 to 0 and Shreveport lost 5 to 1 Fort Worth fell 3 to 2 to San Antonio Houston beat Oklahoma City 9 to 1.
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Dallas
Beaumont
Tulsa
Shreveport
Houston
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Southern Association Scores Quick Recap
Knoxville beat New Orleans 3 to 2 while Atlanta defeated Memphis 9 to 4 with one game postponed. Nashville led Birmingham 12 to 11 and Chattanooga prevailed 4 to 6 against Little Rock 0 to 3.
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Southern Association
Knoxville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Connie Mack may attend World Series if doctors clear
New York reports Connie Mack's doctors may permit him to attend the world's series. Billy Conn prepares for a big punch before discussing opponents for Mack. Rumors say Jimmy Wilson, Reds coach, seeks the Indianapolis managerial job next year. Johnny Jones backs Bob Pastor to beat Joe Louis tomorrow. International League fans notice Newark aging into the second division.
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New York
Connie Mack
Billy Conn
Jimmy Wilson
Reds
Indianapolis
Johnny Jones
Saratoga Springs Saratogian
Bob Pastor
Joe Louis
Newark
Bargain Basement Book Drops From Buck to Two Bits
The book Galento the Great once sold for one dollar has fallen in price to two bits per copy. The item, once a popular collection, now offers a cheap option for readers seeking a quick read.
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Galento the Great
Baseball gossip mix tied to pennant chase and manager shifts
Shirley Fovich in the Washington Post suggests if the Yankees win the pennant Ed Barrow could be fired and Stan Harris hired to replace Joe McCarthy. Uptown Dugan of Pittsburgh challenges Evil Eye Finkle, with Finkle scheduled to discuss his methods on Chicago radio September 12. Mike Kelley of Minneapolis praises Tom Sheehan and Bill Meyer as top managers in baseball.
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Shirley Fovich
Washington Post
Ed Barrow
Joe McCarthy
Stan Harris
Uptown Dugan
Pittsburgh
Finkle
Chicago
Mike Kelley
Minneapolis
Tom Sheehan
Bill Meyer
Kansas City
New York Giants Stars Spotted at Madison Depot
State Journal notes a glimpse of New York Giants players at the Madison depot. The caption hints a single camera can capture only two players at once, reflecting a bustling scene around today’s guest star.
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Coughlin
Madison
Wis
State-Journal
New York Giant
the Depot
Boxing note and local sports forecast from Archibald area
The note references Archibald Jeffra featherweight bout and Mike Jacobs not pro. Coach Ted Birkeland predicts an athletics upswing while football practice starts Sept 12. The piece also notes jobs for needy athletes and a radio over the air segment with Henry Armstrong singing and Lou Ambers quoting poetry. Bruce Barnes cites Don McNeill as two years from the national championship.
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Archibald-Jeffra
Mike Jacobs
Spearfish
Ted Birkeland
Henry Armstrong
Lou Ambers
Bruce Barnes
Don McNeill
Popularity and crowds spark sports gossip and bets
Warren G Giles visits Birmingham and learns fans want World Series tickets. New York State Athletic Commission figures pace a showdown with Louis Armstrong Nova. West Virginia, Virginia, and Pennsylvania scouts flock to Cameron to evaluate Kenneth Arnold. The Athletics offer 50000 berries and four players for Herman Besse.
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Warren G. Giles
The
Reds
Birmingham
Gicbes
D. Walker Wear
N. Y. State Athletic Commission
Louis
Ambers
Armstrong
Nova
Galento
West Va
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Little Cameron
W. Va
Kenneth Arnold
U. of West Virginia
Athletics
Herman Besse
Memphis
Resolve to profit daily through Record Want Ads
A concise notice outlines a plan to earn daily profit via Record Want Ads, focusing on consistent listing strategy and market visibility. It emphasizes steady revenue through targeted classified placements and ongoing ad optimization.
Second year jinx hits Vander Meer and peers in baseball
Chicago reports on Vander Meer once the sensational no hit star of 1938 now slipping after a second year slump. The piece compares his 5-8 record in 25 games with peers like Jim Bagby and Johnny Rizzo while noting veterans flourishing anew with improved averages and home run totals.
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Chicago
Vander Meer
Johnny
Cincinnati Reds
van der Meer
Jinx
Jim Bagby
Boston Red Sox
Johnny Rizzo
Pittsburgh
Frank McCormick
Cincinnati
Bobby Doerr
George Case
Washington
Joe Gordon
New York Yankees
Ken Keltner
Cleveland
Enos Slaughter
St. Louis
Ernie Kay
Brooklyn
Taft Wright
West Texas New Mexico League Tuesday results
Scores from the West Texas New Mexico League include Lubbock beating Berger 5 to 2 in a day game with Ross and Potocar. Clovis beat Lamesa 25 to 3 in the afternoon before a night game where Lamesa won 4 to 0. Pampa fell to Midland 4 to 2, Amarillo topped Big Spring 8 to 5, and Halibourg and Summers teamed for Halibourg Beavers.
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West Texas-New Mexico League
Pampa
Midland
Halibourg
Summers
Beavers
Shelton
Kerr
Amarillo
Big Spring
Lynn
Weiland
Bahr
Berndt
New Mexico Duck Hunting Season Set At 45 Days
Washington announces a 45 day duck hunting season for the 1939 migratory bird season with a four bird daily bag limit for geese and a ten bird daily bag limit for ducks. Zones run Oct 1 to Nov 14, Oct 22 to Dec 5, and Nov 15 to Dec 29 across Arizona New Mexico and Texas. Coots keep a 25 daily bag, waterfowl 10, and geese eight possession. Limits apply per state and week, with allowed hours 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. No bait or live decoys and a three shell limit. Mourning doves white winged doves and band tailed pigeons have separate limits and seasons across states. Open seasons vary by state for mourning and white winged doves and band tailed pigeons in Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma Texas.
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Ickes
Roosevelt
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Texas may have two Thanksgiving days
Governor W. Lee O'Daniel said he would proclaim two Thanksgiving days in Texas if President Roosevelt advances the date this year One date would be November 23 and the other November 30 The note appears amid a brief ad for onions from Anderson's Gardens.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
W. Lee O’daniel
Roosevelt
Arthur to play at affair with boxing matches part of program
Arthur will perform at the evening affair with dancing from 9:00 p m to 1:00 a m Refreshments will be served A special feature will be boxing matches at 8 30 p m
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Arthur
Arizona Texas League Scores and Standings Summary
In a disputed box score, Albuquerque loses 26 to 11 to El Paso while Tucson holds a 14 to 3 edge over Templeton and Gardner. Evans, Kel and Salzar lead for the Arizona-Texas League with team records showing Albuquerque at .550 and Tucson at .366, as listed in the final figures.
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el Paso
Tucson
Evans, Christopher
Kelat Johnson
Salzar
Salkheld
Albuquerque
There’s Always Tomorrow A Glamorous Night Of Identity Gambles
Toni Goddard poses as a French noblewoman in a high society preview orchestrated by Niklas and Lou Steiner. She embraces Marie Antoinette's persona, conquering stage fright as champagne flows and guests applaud, while the real question remains who is pulling the strings behind the plated illusion.
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Toni
Niklas
Antoinette Goddard
San Francisco
Lou Steiner
Toni Goddard
Guy Halstead-Flagg
Harriet Brewster
Antoinette
Miss Antoinette
Marquise
Pepito
Miss Brewster
Chateau
Marie Antoinette
Monsieur Alphonse
America
Lou
Enou
Goldfish and Aquarium Supplies at 403 East Second St
Specialty shop offers fancy goldfish water plants and aquarium gear. Located at 403 East Second Street. Phone number 8 1213x listed for orders and inquiries.
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