Heath Leads Indians and Yankees to Split in Doubleheader
Heath continued his strong hitting as the Cleveland Indians and New York Yankees split a doubleheader. The Indians grabbed the first game with Heath driving in key runs, while the Yankees recovered to win the nightcap. The split leaves Heath atop the batting list with a high average as Cleveland and New York each claim a victory and a defeat in the twin bill.
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Lot
Aderigny Lewakite
Maday
Che Oirenih
Nak
Heath
Ceeil Weavin
Wash- Orla Hastrong
Dbs
Pravas
Indians
New York Yankees
Bob Peller
Agaust
Tadhias
Wighteapatt
Mary Bewer
Uae
Rae van Hegan
Ierman
Kiera
Baseball Leaders Split Hobs Seen in Nat’ls Star Picks
United Press report by Haney Ferguson surveys major league stars and writers as they select the season’s top players. Weaving in praise for DiMaggio Williams Niekro and others, the piece notes opinions from Kirksey and others, highlighting the All Star lineup and standout pitchers.
Game Club Coon Chase Is Success
The Game Club Coon Chase met high expectations as several chases defeated by rival crews in various parts of the locale yesterday. Winners include Pete owned by Deza Rider and Rambler owned by Rosa Spiegelberg, with Captain owned by Jess Rider and Rambler owned by Speigelberg among notable entries.
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Coon Chase
Schneider
Terk Kader
Desy Riser
Cawhwerthy Punt Beathers
Hunt Brother
Rosa Speigelberg
Ross Speirselberg
Hunt Brothers
Hust
Pete
Deza Rider
Cnat
Rambler
Speigelbers
A. Is
Jess Rider
Mr. Linsky
Elyria
Tulsa Girls Win National Title
Nina Koryo, a two year old from Tulsa, Oklahoma, starred as a standout pitcher for the Tulsa team. She hurled a series of strikeouts and two no-hitter performances while guiding her squad to the national championship over Cleveland, Ohio, and outshining the men’s team in the same event.
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Detroit
Iite
Nina Koryo
Tulsa
Okla
America
Nita
Hingis
Tysa
Mearks
Ceveland
Erin
Bendis Brakes
South Bend
Ind
Ragioke Rapids
N.C
Staes
Jerry
Anlor
Plymouth FateBoot-Heath Logo tops Moririueville Greys 6 4
Plymouth Victory at Recreation Centre diamond as Buck Stupies opens with a strong start for Ply mouth. Robertson backs the lineup with solid support and Schald features in Monroeville. Greys strike early but fall behind in a six run rally to secure 6 4 win.
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New London
Moririueville Greys
Plymouth
Clevebind Bask At Bhivwy Dike Hay
Schedule list of rival matchups and venues with multiple teams including Clevebind Cathcon at Sandusky and Cleveland Weer at Rathiveraool, plus Canton, Columbus, Akron and Youngstown games noted for Saturday and Sunday terms, reflecting a crowded grid slate. The fragmentary text names teams such as Wellington, Medina, Aureus, ManeCatd, Akron Kenmare, De hiss Clevebind, and others, indicating a regional collegiate or community grid schedule.
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Clevebind
Bask
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Shaker Heglite
Wellington
Aphiand
Kivvee
Vermition Iy Nota
Sir
Pais Medina
Wester Mathis Mawriship
Neve Har Miya
Aureus
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ManeCatd
Akron Kenmare
Tatedt de Hiss
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Tumken
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Bellegie
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Tiffin Jynjer
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Campbell
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Piffay
Coluy Dayton Taserscht
Youngstown South
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Cathedral
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Old-Timers Edge Legion Juniors In Cascade Game
Old-Timers defeated Legion Juniors 10 to 2 at Cascade Park yesterday afternoon. The report details a rugged early inning, a three-run rally by the Old-Timers in the seventh, and a late rally by the Legion before the final score. Numerous player names and positions are listed, reflecting a full box but with garbled OCR text.
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Legion Juniors
Américat Legion
Cascade Park
Aittia
Jie Legion
Saul
Cai
Winoller
Legion
Leonie Nickalette
Connie Schreeder
Alex Cluwentt
Yommy Nickalettc
Ralph Nichols
Vid Lew Forbush
Af AL Medan
Chuck Wray
Tom Smith
Ford Fhastings
George
Bal Turk
Masony
Mokhan
Skryp
Fran
Mike Skryp
Skiva
Homtin
Goleo
Clawann
Dada Frity
Wang
Oculdaraeh
Bull Shrek
Nick Smith
Rott Tobart
Heiante
Marty Tebaw
Tan Wiig
Servier
Asyurourgs
Hastings
Skrip
Pune
Fegien
Grisun
Cubs
Eas
Margery
Grutos
Tiras
Deniseh
Breuck
Stewart
Desisch
Lavret
Denison
Eeewehy Dino His
Marsch
Rae Petaghr
Birmingham Wins Baseball Title
Birmingham wins the baseball title at a national federation event held in Youngstown. Key figures include M The Airminihan and Ale Acipe nos, who led the team to victory in the decisive game of the best out of seven series.
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Youngstown
Airminihan
Ale
Acipenos
Natonal Baseball Federation
Detenhe
Elyria Lorain football schedule details and staff notes
Column discusses Elyria and Lorain football scheduling changes and upcoming opponents. Mentions Elvria and San dusky arrangements for this season, future shifts to Dusky Elyria and related teams, plus notes on Elyria High staff and football candidates including Halfback and backfield mentions. Includes a caution about a misprinted phone number for season-ticket inquiries.
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Elveia
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Sandusky
Elvria
Dusky
Elyria
Loraina Sanducks
Flynn
Garaes
ONY Wolodzako
Elyria Iigh
Albohju
Waa
Tatedo
Dee Spears
Wiilndaho
Franklin and Marshall
Gieltssburg
Lehr
Dickinson
Albright and
Muhlenberg
Olltlanding
Penn
Pitt
Carmegue Text
Temply Penn Shire
Kahyette
Duquesne
Owwee
Carlie Smith
Elyria High
Smith
La Grange shuts out Nila Hawks in 14-1 win
La Grange’s Newt Sunday and Leiber hit a 14-1 victory over the Nila Hawks. Ray pitched for La Grange with Leber behind the plate as Mendy and Moody struck out multiple times in a dominant local baseball game.
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Lelerl T Mendy
Nichard
Nila Hawktera
Moody
I. Meare
AL Hopkins
Lia Grange
Ray
Leber Behiel
Mian
Newt
Bierman Analyzes Gophers' 1941 Season Prospects
University of Minnesota coach Cyrltten analyzes the 1941 Gophers season. He weighs returning players from the 1940 squad and adds a second quarterback to lift the offense. Wisely the piece notes key Gophers, opponents, and the schedule with emphasis on likely outcomes and potential improvements.
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Bierman
Gophers
Benner Herman
Pam
Det. Fermen
Celsiu Kindrick Wilda
Bruce Sun
Alibank
Smith
Leaders In Major Loops
In a NABF tournament game the Acipcas Ghfister beat Scenic Gardens 6 to 2 after trailing, with notable performances by hitters from Brooklyn and New York. The event featured players from Boston, Wilflats, and Mich, and included several game-changing runs.
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Percy Ther
VEAGU
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Boston
Diabaig
New AM
Hatton
Relser
Brooklyn
Wilflats
Wiliams
Renee WiMageie
Vanieps
I Kelier
Aran
Nearborn
Mich
Atel
Rival NBA Standings and Tonight's Key Games
The standings show New York and Philadelphia atop the league with Cleveland and Detroit nearby. Tonight's matchups include Cleve at New York, Chicago at Detroit, St Louis at Philadelphia, and Washington at Detroit with several games postponed or postponed.
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Detroit
Washington
Great War Games Begin Amid Red River Maneuvers in Louisiana
United Press reports the largest peacetime war games by the US Army start in Louisiana with General Ben Lear's Second Army moving through blackout conditions toward the Red River area. Troop columns, 15,000 vehicles, and elaborate convoy controls demonstrate the force's readiness and mimic German blitzkrieg tactics observed in Europe.
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Generis
Ben Lear
Red River
BOA Tren
Oly Urepin
Mysterious raid ends as Erik captured at sea
Ann Peters and Jerry rescue efforts thwart Erik and his saboteurs. A Coast Guard cutter and a destroyer intercept the gang after a foggy ambush plan fails. Erik is taken aboard a speedboat, while Ann and Jerry acknowledge a planned elopement at sea as the flotilla sails west.
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Third Army Moves in War Maneuvers Across Louisiana
United Press dispatch from the Third Army in the field Louisiana Sept 15 reports General Walter Krieger ordering an advance to engage the enemy along a broad front. The mechanized Second Army to the left holds and supports. 250000 troops and 49000 vehicles move toward the front as reconnaissance and armored units prepare for action. Nearby, old World War veteran William Trager marks his 92nd birthday with a bottle toast amid celebrations in Peoria and High Wycombe is noted near London.
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Prosy Salt
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Louisiana
Third Army
Holland
Belgium
Janoslavia
Gerany
Innis B. Swift
First Cavalry
Blue Army 1
Weekend Toll Surges As 15 Die In Ohio Valley Crashes
A grim weekend toll rises with 15 deaths across Ohio and nearby areas. Victims include Charles Kranter, 68, struck by auto. Theresa Mills, 80, hit by a freight train. James F. Stewart, 51, railroad worker fatally struck on Route 21 near Dover. and Charles Leonard, 3, who drowned after falling into a cistern. Others died in vehicle crashes, electrocution at Wright Field, and a bicycle rider killed near Hamilton County. A Toledo resident died in a route 223 crash near Blissfield.
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Ohio
Lewer
Mierat Valley
Charles Kranter
Charles Collins
Middltown
Theresa Midls
James F. Stewart
Baltimore de Ohio Railroad
Dover
William Slelehr
Saginaw Hills
James
Jordan
Richton
Migs
Lake Sailor
Toledo
Charles Leonard
Delaware
Russell C. Morse
Meuinee
Carne
Frank G. Kett
Morse
Merlin Hoffman
Halland
Mainetenance Department
Wright Field
Dayton
Scott Lovejoy
Conrad Wasson
Oilea
Reynolisburg
Dant
Moore
Abington
Brecksville
Kithed James Bowman
Hamilton County
Ben Eicher
Burlington
Wauseon
Inex Lett
Prattville
Mich
Payette
Blissfield
Stephen Louis Adams
Leonard F. Wolfe
How to Get a Loan for Less at Household Finance
A vintage loan ad explains that Household Finance offers personal loans with simple charges and fixed installments. It notes typical terms such as 25 percent monthly on balances up to 300 and 35 percent on the portion over 100, with examples like a 25 loan repaid in four installments of 6.57 totaling 25.28 and a 100 loan repaid over eighteen months.
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Dawn
Jerry
Alo
Phare
Fleasehold
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