Feller Spurs 15 K Effort As Indians Beat Browns
Bob Feller pitched a sensational major league debut start, fanning 15 of 11 Browns in a 4-3 win to sweep the three game series for Cleveland. The 17 year old rookie came within one strikeout of the modern AL single game record set by Rube Waddell. He struck out all but two Browns, lefty-crd, and helped Cleveland extend its early season success.
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Nation's Leading Trapshooters Open Tournament Today
Vandalia Ohio hosts the 37th Grand American Trapshooting tournament with six championships on the opening day. Notable results include Joe Hest winning the International title with 198 of 200 birds and a Vandalia Open shootoff where Jones East Altonal defeated E L Hawkins Fort Wayne in a tight 24 to 22 finish. A field of 125 gunners entered International and 151 for Vandalia as the event began.
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Lorain Lodge Beats Portman Grocers 11–2 in League Tilt
Lorain Russian Lodge defeated Portman Grocers of EHuyita 11 to 2 in a Lorain county class B game. Dan Gulgin homered twice and drove in both teams runs as the lodge kept pace for first place with Lorain f WOQ and Broadway Radiox.
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Budge and Mako Favored To Win National Doubles Crown
The National Doubles Tennis Championship opens at Longwood Green today with 32 men and 24 women teams. Defending champs Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn face strong challengers led by Don Budge and Gene Mako, who are favored after beating the champions 10 times since their 1935 final loss.
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Manchester Bays Legion Crown in Northeastern District final
Manchester Bays Legion moved to Sparlonsburg to begin the eastern title series after beating Middletown 5 4 in the district final. New Hampshire’s squad trailed early but jumped to a three run lead in the first inning and added two in the fourth as Tarvis Allen limited Middletown’s scoring. A crowd of about 3 000 watched the decisive victory and Manchester advanced to face Sparlonsburg in the next round while continuing its bid for the national title.
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McLEMORE SAYS On German cigarettes and travel fears
Henry MelkWorf reports from Berlin on wartime shortages and the Niz program, detailing German tobacco production, smuggling implications, and American reactions. The piece mixes vivid observations of cigarettes with warnings about propaganda and logistics, ending with a sports note about four games on the schedule for 5-Points Market.
Standings show crowded races across major leagues
Sports brief lists standings and results for Cleveland St Louis Chicago Detroit New York Boston Washington Philadelphia and others with partial scores and notes on leaders. Mentions teams such as Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago and New York amid varied, confusing OCR fragments.
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French Blanks Redlegs Seven to Zero
Chicago Cubs defeated the Reds seven to zero as Benny Frey allowed nine hits and seven runs in six innings. Tammy Thevenow contributed three errors as Cincinnati’s defense faltered while Lon Warneke limited the Reds to early runs, and Paris at bat for the Cubs added offensive support.
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Local Baseball Schedule At Steel and Tubes Diamond
No. 2 team of the National Tube Company meets T and J Barbera at the Steel and Tubes diamond tomorrow. The Markets face CCC camp team Thursday at the same diamond, and Friday they play the Elyria Merchants at WekKinley.
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Community Organizer Leads Town Volunteers After Visit
An organizer named Muss Worjine Cordray, above Pratt Kas, plans to marshal volunteers in her town following a visit to Beadgutters in Chicaco. Reports note several officers present, with Reverend Lanza Green reciting prayers and floral tributes offered for sacrs. A deputy reader and local leaders attended, and the event concluded with remarks by Mrs Norman Tairder and others. Page 19 reference.
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Wellington Mob AIT Meeting At Saint James Church
The Tadies Aid Surety of Oh Methodist Episcopal Church met Friday afternoon due to the absence of the free den Mrs Daiel Shepud. Members gathered to discuss plans and arrange upcoming activities.
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Yesterday's Hero Boh Peller TD at St Louis
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Fragmented OCR notes on Carmona and edits
Fragmented text references President Oscar Carmona of Portugal with unclear dates and events. Mentions a supposed May 19 constitution and a February term, but details are garbled. No coherent biographic or event narrative emerges from the readable fragments.
Albany Barbers Faster Than Wisconsins On Patched Time Tests
Albany barbers report faster service than Wisconsin barbers in a speed comparison. Albany shave takes 14.4 minutes versus 17.2 in Wisconsin. Albany haircut 7.5 minutes versus 10.9 in Wisconsin. Shampoo takes 1.7 minutes in Albany versus 1.7 in Wisconsin. Joseph C Papa, president, cites a philosophy of minimal talk and focusing on customer needs during the visit.
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