Final and Decisive World Series Game At Crosley Field
Cincinnati dispatch details the seventh game between the Reds and Tigers at Crosley Field. Buck Newsom and Paul Derringer duel as Ernie Lombardi sits injured, Jimmy Wilson steps in, and Reds’ infield plays flawless defense to back Walters and drive momentum toward a possible title for Cincinnati.
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Crosley Field
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Buck Newsom
del Baker
Newsom
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St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit
Paul Derringer
Derringer
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Tommy Bridges
Ernie Lombardi
Reds
Jimmy Wilson
Jim
Baker
Bucky Walters
Schoolboy Rowe
Walters
John Gorsica
Speculation on Nazi Moveins as Axis Reach Balkans
The article contemplates Hitler leveraging access to Romanian oil and grain and control of the Danube to press toward the Balkans and the Mediterranean. It notes the strategic threat to Turkey and the potential for an Axis push across the region if Axis powers advance, aiming at strategic chokepoints and routes.
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Hitler
Rumania
Danube
Germany
Fuehrer
Balkans
Mediterranean
Turkey
Axis
Messrs
Mussolini
Dardanelles
Willkie Pins Dem Power Debate at Newark Rally
Willkie labels supporters of democracy as dictators in a Newark speech attacking Hague and Hudson county fraud claims. He accuses political machine corruption, recounts ballot box destruction, and frames Hague as ally of the White House opponent. A late evening NBC talk and Harlem stop precede a train trip to New England.
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New Jersey
Willkie
Hague
Democratic National Committee
Norman Thomas
Jersey City
Hudson County
White House
Bronx
NBC Red
Harlem
Upper Manhattan
125Th Street
New England
Congress Feud Over Recess Length Amid Roosevelt Clash
In the house Democratic and Republican leaders clashed over a recess plan. Speaker Rayburn and McCormick sought a November 18 recess without strings, while Martin demanded shorter terms and recall on brief notice. Democratic leaders opposed unusual procedures seen as insult to President Roosevelt. Italy faces uncertain wartime experiences ahead of its own plans.
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McCormick
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Britain warns of invasion risks and Burma Road reopen date
Churchill outlined disciplinary actions over errors in the ill fated Anglo-French Dakar expedition. He said one British battleship and a heavy cruiser were damaged at Dakar, two Vichy submarines sunk, two destroyers fired, and the Richelieu further damaged. He warned Germany keeps dive bombers at home for a possible invasion plan and stressed harsh reprisal aims against Germany’s war economy. He set Burma Road reopening for Oct 17 and urged Spain toward peace while Britain hopes it joins Europe’s Mediterranean power.
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Richelieu
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China
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Christendom
Goats and great seats mark roaming sports brief
Cincinnati story notes Bill Werber as Reds hero of the series while Schoolboy Rowe is tagged the goat. River Downs track hosts many horses since 1925. Grippo pledges 20000 for a Baer Betino bout. Ticket prices and scalper trouble comment on yesterday's game. Miami U end Frank Wiupits drives 20 miles for flying lessons before football practice. Cubs interest in Larry MacPhail prompts cautious replies from Wrigley and MacPhail. A fan on stilts in left field adds comic relief to the game day scene.
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Cincinnati
Bill Werber
Reds
Schoolboy Rowe
River Downs
Jimmy Grippo
Max Baer
Melio Bettino
Detroit
Miami U
Frank Wiupits
Middletown
Cubs
Larry MacPhail
Phil K. Wrigley
MacPhail
Brooklyn
One Minute Interview with Michigan State Coach Bachman
Michigan State coach Charles Bachman praises Tom Harmon as the greatest running back he has seen in his coaching career. He highlights Harmon's standout abilities and lasting impact on the game.
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Charles Bachman
Michigan State
Tom Harmon
Well Cincinnati isn't a hundred per cent baseball town
A Cincinnati Times-Star item notes a reader who says his neighbor spent Sunday listening to a symphony orchestra, illustrating a cultural contrast in the city beyond baseball chatter. The remark frames Cincinnati as more than a single-sport town.
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Nixson Denton
Cincinnati
Times-Star
Scoutmasters Plan Training Course for Roswell Scouts
Stig Santheson hosted the Roswell Scoutmasters Association at a dinner in Troop 99 hut. They planned a Scoutmasters training course opening with a dinner on Oct 17. All Scouters are urged to attend. Five more sessions will follow. A nationwide roll call of all Scouts and Cubs is planned for Nov 12. Seventeen Scouters attended.
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Stig Santheson
Roswell
Louisville Colonels Rally To Lead Series
Louisville Colonels seize momentum in the Little World Series by beating the Newark Bears 6 to 2, behind Tex Hughson who pitched the win. Hughson, tied to the Boston Red Sox, shut down the International Leaguers in a pivotal game, giving Louisville their second win in the best-of-seven.
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Newark Bears
Cecil
Tex) Hughson
Hughson
Boston Red Sox
Germans Undergo Continued from Page One
German forces about to leave for Romania to pacify the region as a living example for the Romanian army and people. Some sources said no German troops are yet on Romanian soil. Italy warns the United States that Axis powers are ready to go to war if the Rome Berlin Tokyo pact is challenged.
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Great Britain
England
Europe
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Java
Singapore
Dakar
Americans Order Steel Shipments To Japan Effective Oct 16
The United States ordered a halt on shipments of steel and iron scrap to Japan, effective October 16. Amid rising tensions, officials advised Americans in the Far East to consider returning home, especially women and children, as transport facilities could be limited. Trade and diplomatic moves paralleled Britain’s Burma road reopening as global anxieties in the region intensified.
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Germany
Italy
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State Department
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London
Burma Road
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Stephen Early
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Shanghai
Manchukuo
French China
Punts and Passes and Preseason Football Echoes
In Oklahoma Stillwater Jim Lookabaugh’s Aggies stage a passing display with Reynolds Stuart Scanland and Ott, scoring twice and nearly defeating Oklahoma. At Notre Dame Henry Schrenker shows scholastic and social effort with a Wendell Willkie ceremony drink sales aiding his expenses. In Fort Worth former TCU stars coach North Carolina as the Blue Devils eye a Chapel Hill reunion game with Meyer Wolf Vaught Brumbelow among the NC staff.
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Jim Lookabaugh
Oklahoma Aggies
Aggies
Oklahoma
Jimmy Reynolds
Sooners
Lookabaugh
Reynolds
Jiggs Stuart
al Scanland
Tate Ott
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Ind
Henry Schrenker
Henry
Wendell Willkie
Elwood
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Christian
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
N. C
Leo
Dutch) Meyer
Horned Frogs
Raymond (Baer) Wolf
Johnny Vaught
Bug-House Dope On High School Games This Week
ALBUQUERQUE October 8 The Admiral of the Middle Rio Grande fleet offers bold college like picks for New Mexico prep football. He forecasts Lubbock over Hobbs Eagles and Albuquerque high over Raton with Jal to loom. Other Friday games include Tucumcari over Clayton and Fort Wingate over Menaul.
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N. M
Lubbock
Hobbs Eagles
Texas
Roger Dier
Albuquerque High
Raton
Jal
Gallup
Walt Milosevich
Lynn Steward
Arizona
Thei
Tucumcari
Clayton
Clovis
Fort Wingate
Menaul
Santa Fe Indians
St. Mary’s
Belew
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Artesia
Hagerman
Las Cruces
Silver City
el Paso
Carlsbad
Roswell
Portales
Santa Rosa
Springer
Las Vegas
Wagon Mound
Asylum
Bowling Carnival Looms Over Berkey Alleys’ Week Five
Tonight at Berkey Bowling Alleys the major league resumes for week five with close races and keen rivalry. At 7 p m Ball White faces Montgomery Ward and KGFL competes Swarm Contractors while 9 p m Bank Bar meets Busy Bee. The Brunswick Bowling Carnival, open to all bowlers, begins October 12 and runs eight weeks, promising equal chances to win regardless of score.
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Ball & White
Montgomery Ward
KGFL
Bank Bar
Busy Bee
Brunswick
Grass fires in vacant lots extinguished with no damage
The fire department quickly suppressed two grass fires yesterday afternoon. The first occurred at 12th and Michigan, the second in the 60 block on South Union. No injuries or property damage were reported.
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Removal Facilitation Amid Fully Booked Shipping
The plan enables removal despite every available ship being fully booked for months, highlighting the bottleneck in sea transport. Key entities include shipping firms and ports referenced in the context of constrained logistics. The note underscores prolonged prebooking and the need for alternative routes or exemptions to move goods.
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