Subway Series Chances Spark in Post All-Star Play
Baseball resumes after the All-Star break with the Dodgers leading the NL by three games and rumors of a first subway series in four years. The Yankees ride a nine-game win streak as Joe DiMaggio eyes a 49 game hit streak while Cleveland, Boston, and Chicago also host key openers.
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Special council actions and road fixes dominate meeting
Aldermen discussed vote canvassing for flood control, a memorial to the late Robert Kellahin, and a move to convert police radio to a 2 way system with a 195 transmitter. New hires, pay raises, and probation were approved for officers and staff as the city undertook road improvements, airport development, and utility upgrades.
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Iceland and Atlantic patrol tensions cited in senate talks
Officials in Washington weighed naval options as Roosevelt and Knox defended Iceland occupation to safeguard sea lanes. Willkie backed Iceland move and proposed bases in northern Ireland and Scotland. Taft and Pepper clashed over Wheeler foreknowledge while Churchill warned about disclosures. Local notices mention city signs and legal filings as aldermen discussed shuffle boards and parking signs.
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Yesterdays Baseball Scores
No major league games scheduled yesterday. Minor league or non league results are not listed in this brief.
Arizona-Texas League Scores At A Glance
Tucson led Bisbee 30 to 15 with Albuquerque scoring 10 and El Paso 8 in the latest league tally.
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West Texas grid scores from Friday baseball games
West Texas and New Mexico teams posted decisive wins as Borger defeated Wichita Falls 11 to 0, Big Spring beat Clovis 3 to 1, Lamesa prevailed 10 to 4 over Amarillo, and Lubbock topped Pampa 12 to 6 for a strong regional showing.
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Scores Report from American Association Games
The Toledo club led with 10 wins and 5 losses while Minneapolis stood at 4 and 9. St. Paul had 3, Columbus 1, Indianapolis 6 and Milwaukee 2. Louisville and Kansas City posted 3 and 1 respectively.
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Pacific Coast League scores from multiple games
Hollywood 8 Los Angeles 2 San Diego 4 Sacramento 1 San Francisco 7 Oakland 3 Seattle 7 Portland 2.
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Beaumont Beats Shreveport 5-4 in Ten Innings
In a Texas League recap Beaumont nips Shreveport 5 to 4 after ten innings. Dallas rallies to a 5-4 win at Oklahoma City, Fort Worth defeats Tulsa 5-2, and Houston crushes San Antonio 11-3 with a late surge for a commanding victory.
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Southern Association Scores Riddle of Evening Games
In New Orleans the Pelicans beat Chattanooga 4 2 while Atlanta defeated Birmingham 3 0. Memphis posted a 4 3 win over Nashville and Knoxville triumphed 6 5 against Little Rock in a string of Southern Association results.
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National League Standings and Tomorrow's Schedule
National League standings and tomorrow's games list Chicago at Boston and Cincinnati at Brooklyn. No other schedules are shown.
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Baseball schedule shows AL matchups for today
The card lists American League games: Washington at Chicago, New York at St. Louis, and Boston at Detroit with no other games scheduled.
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Tucson Cowboys Beat Bisbee 30 to 15 in Arizona-Texas League
The Tucson Cowboys defeated Bisbee 30 to 15 in a high scoring Arizona-Texas League game. Tucson had 48 hits with Bill Benevich belting two home runs in the second inning off Orlando Rodriguez. Three other balls cleared the park. Bisbee used four pitchers. Tucson used three. The win keeps Tucson atop the standings, marking their tenth win against one defeat since June 27.
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Fights Last Night Roundup From AP Dispatch
In New York Tami Mauriello weighed 165 3/4 pounds and stopped Steve Mamakos at 9 rounds. In Chicago Booker Beckwith 172 pounds halted Nash Garrison 198 at San Jose, California. Phone your classified to No. lil.
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Roswell Bowling Association to Meet at Chamber of Commerce
A meeting of the Roswell Bowling Association is set for tonight at seven o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce. All men bowlers are urged to attend as officers will be elected and other association matters discussed.
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World War II News War updates from Syria to North Africa
A French envoy claims Britain offered terms for armistice in Syria while Britain vows to fight on, seizing Damour and trapping Vichy troops. RAF raids hit Syracuse and Naples as Germany reports RAF losses at 44 planes. Italian fronts show minimal Italian air response with heavy armored action elsewhere. The eastern front outline maps a broad corridor from Ostrov to Bobruisk amid ongoing clashes.
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Guldahl In The PGA Spotlight
Denver report on Ralph Guldahl drawing attention at the 24th PGA tourney. He leads the 36 hole third round seven under par for 65 holes including qualifying, facing Byron Nelson the defending champion and 1940 winner from Toledo. Nelson played two long matches yesterday.
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Mrs Blanche Grant Hurt in Car Crash
Mrs Blanche Grant a 67 year old Taos resident lies in hospital after her car left Sandia mountain road and struck an embankment. A passerby found her unconscious beside the wreckage and she suffered loss of several teeth and possible internal injuries.
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Borisov to Lepel in fierce Russian offensive reports
A wartime note from Borisov to Lepel describes Russians delivering their hardest blows on the front. The clipped message urges readers to phone in classified notices to No 11.
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Branch Rickey weighs baseball or insurance career shift
New York reports Branch Rickey may quit the Cardinals when his contract ends and decide between staying in baseball or joining a large insurance firm for over 50 000. Trainer George Odom questions Don Meade's mounting displays. Blimp Phelps is suspended and tailed after refusing a westward move with the Dodgers amid Babe Ruth’s illness reports.
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Williams Heroic Lift Overshadows Vaughan’s Quiet Return
Ted Williams starred as Claude Passeau struggled for control while Vaughan drew attention for two home runs and a long absence. The crowd remained on edge as Frankie Frisch showed wavering form and Arky Vaughan’s recent silence drew note from reporters and fans alike.
Busy Man's Newspaper Giants boast top night game mark
Giants claim 11 wins 3 losses and 1 tie in nocturnal league since last year. Old Jack Johnson runs a Detroit juice joint. Ritchie Le mos gains only two yards and a half. Ed note 250 dollars for winning NBA featherweight title from Pete Scalzo. Football coach Carl Snavely leads by firing an ace in Ithaca division of Peter Dawson na-
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Fragmentary Local News Item
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Football Star Becomes Army Private at Fort Bliss
George M. Tonelli once Notre Dame backfield star and Chicago Cardinals pro, joined the 200th coast artillery New Mexico National Guard at Fort Bliss. He assists the athletic officer, oversees a unit athletic program, as 246 replacements arrive from Camp Wallace. A regimental field day featured battalion athletic contests, pup tent pitching, bed making, and the manual of arms.
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Louis Versus Nova Draws Detroit Visit By Jacobs
Mike Jacobs travels to Detroit to evaluate the Red Louis squad and their prospects against Nova, sizing up potential matchups and assessing form ahead of the ringer tournament.
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Whizzer White Criticized by Marines for Color Blindness
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin notes Whizzer White, famed footballer, was allegedly thumbed down by Marines for color blindness. The item mocks his past onfield discipline and paying no attention to traffic signals in opposition lines.
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Denver Divo Golfing Grind Sees Wide Field Shine
A vibrant field of players including top veterans and rising stars competes in a grueling golf event. Despite uneven conditions, the event highlights skill, stamina, and resilience across multiple divisions with notable performances from several named competitors.
Allentown Intertate League Captures Fearless Catcher Stu Ka
In Allentown the Names-Is-Names team in the Intertate League features catcher Stu Ka known for his dive on low pitches. The bold backstop has impressed observers with quick reactions and fearless framing behind the plate.
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