Yorks 26th homer sparks Detroit rally in early twin bill
Ted Meier reports a busy Sunday as Detroit and New York Yankees split a doubleheader with Rudy York hitting his 26th homer and 13th of the month. Trout and Bridges held the Yankees to few runs while Detroit piled up ten errors by New York in a wild two games at Briggs Stadium.
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Fred's, Dan's lake Openers in Spanish-American league playoffs
In a two game playoff at Pittman Sullivan Park Fred's Place routed Stautier Phot 13 to 4 in the opener while Dan's Cate defeated East Side Athletics 5 to 4. The first round is best two of three with a second playoff round set for Sunday. Fred's bats exploded behind Neugebauer for 14 hits as Stauffer ended Dan's hope with a strong effort.
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MISDAYS BASEBALL PLAYERS WARM UP IN NEW YORK
A garbled OCR creates a scatter of names and places including New York and Boston with references to baseball teams and venues. The readable bits suggest a sports item noting postponements and camp activity related to college or professional play, highlighting the chaotic fragmentary coverage.
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Segura Beats Wood In Meadow Club Final
In Southampton, Francisco Segura defeated Sidney Wood 6-3 7-5 9-7 to win the Meadow Club invitational final. Wood led 5-2 in the second set and claimed set point three times before Segura rallied to claim the title.
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Seattle
Gay Nineties Hour and Mexican Hour Featured on Radio Schedule
Radio listings show Gay Nineties hour with Warrington and Glen Gray’s band, plus Mexican Hour and music blocks including Kay Kyser and Sammy Kaye. The schedule lists multiple orchestras, commentators, and studio segments describing forthcoming evening programming.
Tone Tommy Dorsey Parade News Brief 1945
A fragment from 1945 notes an Air Mary Lee Taylor feature and a brief mention of Tommy Dorsey. It references women’s news, a poem or song note, and a parade alongside various names and what appears to be a city or event list. The legible items are sparse and mix music, military parade, and local notices.
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Sons of Flonters News
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KTSA Radio Schedule Highlights Monday Evening
KTSA presents a 6:15 to 12:45 lineup featuring The Table Sisters and a string of musical variety shows from 6:15 to 7:55 including Asbury Station and Blondie. News reports run 5:45 to 6:45 followed by Mary Lee Taylor Kate Smith Spears and Army Parade daytime segments on Tuesday.
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Major Leaders Lead League Batting and Fielding Totals
Major leaders across the league include Blusial St Louis and Vaughan Stookley with multiple hits and triples for St Louis. Nicholson Chicago Elliott Pittsburgh contribute in RBIs runs and doubles while Wakefield Detroit leads batting averages and home runs.
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Vox Pop Has New Program Featuring British Seamen
Vox Pop debuts a new program with Jack Tors at the U S naval receiving barracks Asbury Park New Jersey. Parks Johnson and Bob Trout will co host from C KTSA radio Monday at 7 pm. The show recounts months in England as a London reporter for GB S and explains the Royal naval station atmosphere including the receiving barracks and hotels Herkley Carteret Monterey.
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Budge Patty Dominates Salt Lake Tennis Match
Budge Patty, a former major league star, wins the Salt Lake City tennis event defeating Richard Warner 6-1 8-6 in a near three-quarter hour final. The two-day tournament drew about 22 000 spectators at the venue. Patty, noted for his ball control and power, wins as part of a broader sports spectacle including a Pacific Coast charity game featuring Hollywood and Los Angeles clubs laced with ex-MLB players.
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Switch Made In Mat Card Compels Change In Lineup
Angelo Cistoldi, famed bricklayer, rises on a mat card opposite LeRoy McGuirk and Humberta slips to a preliminary against Sockeye Mol Donald. Promoter Harry Cofmay learned McGuirk beat Humberty heeter Tuesday in Dallas. McGuirk has met Cistoldi before in a Houston handicap match. Mag Weston faces Young in the women’s special in a best two of three falls. Chief Joe Lil Reaver and He erich Wilds Otto von Schacht open the show.
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Ed Ray Named to 1943 Junior Davis Cup Squad
Ed Ray joins the 1943 national junior Davis cup squad along with fellow rising stars. The roster includes James Drink Beatle Wash Robert Falkender Hollywood Call Eugene Garret San Diego Calf Charles Oliver Perth Amboy Nd Ed Ray Taft Texas and Jack Thera New Orleans S Ellsworth Davenport chairman and Aldrick H Maudz captain announced the selection.
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