Trenton Tops Lancaster 5-2 in Interstate League opener
In Trenton New Jersey on May 27 three unearned runs in the seventh inning sparked a 5 to 2 victory over Lancaster. Major Bowles allowed few hits but faltered in the seventh as Trenton rallied behind strong defense and timely hits to seize the series lead. Bowles issued eight walks while Petty fanned eleven in a lengthy 1 hour 36 minute game at home.
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Trenton
N. J
Lancaster
Harry Petty
Abrhoa Hoskins
Mofiner
Kell
Wheaton
Worley
Roberts
Gerkin
Dettrey
Bowles
Brenovic
Pino
Ennis
Lancasters
Hoffner
Shabilla
Hoskins
Hardy
Gerkit
Arenovic
Yser
Frith
Tancaster
Petty
Tatler
Kovak
Man Pleads Guilty Paroled By Court
Edward Hoover, convicted last Monday of robbing James Whipp, was granted a new trial by Judge Joseph D. Mish and pled guilty to larceny, receiving a suspended sentence. He and Roy Rice were indicted and convicted of robbing Whipp during a drinking party.
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Edward Hoover
James Whipp
Joseph D. Mish
Miller
Roy Rice
Whipp
Novikoff Fails To Help Bruins
Chicago 4 New York Giants 2 as Lou Novikoff returns after a 61 day holdout and goes hitless in four at bats. Bill Lohrman outpitched Novikoff and kept Cubs from rallying, with Derek Derringer taking his fourth loss in five starts. Attendance at Wrigley Field was 4,638. Giants added two runs in the first three innings to secure the win.
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Chicago
Lou Novikof
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
New York Giants
Wrigley Field
Novikoff
Jimmy Wilson
West Coast
Cub
Bill Lohrman
Giants
Lohrman
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati
New York
Lombardi
Dervinger
Barrett
Todd
Victory Bowling Lg Results Include High Scores
The Rakes took two games from the Hoes while the Spades and Forks each won one. Top two-game totals were Alda Carper 116 95 and Lorraine Myers 126 76. Other notable scores: Mildred Hichelberger 102 7, Pearl Myers 102 96, C Stevenson 102, Freda Grimes 101 97, A Stevens on 8, Geraldine Gowers 98, Downs 93, CG Grove 92. Virginia Linebaugh omitted from May 6 high scores. she had 120 78 209.
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Rakes
Alda Carper
Lorraine Myers
Mildred Hichelberger
Pearl Myers
C.stevenson
Freda Grimes
A. Stevenson
Geraldine Gowers
Downs
CG. Grove
Virginia Linebaugh
Senators Blank Brownies 1 to 0 in Washington win
Washington defeated St. Louis 1 to 0 before 13 500 fans. Leonard blanked the Browns with four hits for the Senators while Niggeling Caster and Ferrell pitched for the Browns. Early scored or contributed in the Washington win.
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Washington
Leonard
Knuckie Baller
St. Louis
Browns
Niggeling
Caster
Ferrell
Early
Radio Programs Outline for May Night Schedule NY
On May 27 radio in New York announces a new Army oriented series starting at 7 30 p m on the BLU about keeping supplies moving with Col William Slater as narrator. A Town Meeting anniversary broadcast shifts to Wil Russia's Abolition of the Com Intern Help Win the Peace. NBC schedules feature Fanny Brice Morgan Bing Crosby Rudy Vallee Garry Moore and more with shows across CBS MBS and BLU networks.
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New York
William Slater
Amereas Town Meeting
Russia
Skinny Ennis
Bob Hope
Kupperman
NBC
Fanny Brice
Frank Morgan
Aldrich
MBS
Mr. Binele
Eduard Benes
Reds edge Phillies 1-0 on ninth inning hit
Edie Miller singled Bucky Walters home with two out in the ninth to lift the Cincinnati Reds to a 1-0 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Fuchs and Livingston, Walters and Mueller pitched for their clubs as Cincinnati scored a run in the seventh and ninth to seal the win.
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Cincinnati
Edie Miller
Bucky Walters
Bucky
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia
Fuchs
Livingston
Walters
Mueller
Major League Leaders Summary Teases Baseball Standout Stats
National League leaders include Frey of Cincinnati batting .354 and Musial of St. Louis with 42 hits and 23 runs. Brooklyn’s Hernan leads in batting at .349, while Ott Maynard Litwhiler top home run counts with four. American League leaders showcase Stephens batting .877 and Keller belting five homers, with White and Clary each driving runs. Pitchers Allen Newsom Carrasquel and others post strong marks.
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Frey
Cincinnati
Hernan
Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
Camill
Berman
DiMaggio
Pittsburgh
Vaughan
Herman
McCarthy
Boston
Russell
Ott
Maynard
New York
Litwhiler
Philadelphia
Murtaugh
Gustine
Allen
Newsom
Stephens
Higgims
Detroit
White
Keller
Clary
Washington
Spence
Johnson
Bloodworth
Wakefield
Chartak
Case
Vernon
Moses
Chicago
Hackett
Cleveland
Carrasquel
Dean and Smith
Count Fleet Learns Confidence With Johnny Longden
Trainer Don Cameron reintroduced Jockey Johnny Longden to Count Fleet at Belmont Park about a year ago. A drifting paper scared the tall colt, and Longden feared him but Cameron kept faith. Longden later rode Count Fleet in every race as he matured into a great champion.
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Don Cameron
Johnny Longden
Count Fleet
Belmont Park
Longden
Johnny
Cameron
Braves Edge Cardinals in 11th Inning Thriller
Mort Cooper faced the decisive batter in the 11th as the Braves defeated St Louis 4 to 3 at home. Al Javery allowed six hits for Boston while Charley Workman delivered the game winning single. Boston 600 020 000 01. St Louis 100 101 000 00. Javery Poland M Cooper W Cooper.
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St. Louis
Mort Cooper
Boston ‘Braves
Cardinals
Charley Work
al Javery
Boston
Javery
Poland
M. Cooper
W. Cooper
Our Attu Losses Very Light Says See'y Stimson
The report describes Attu Island combat with United States troops advancing through rugged terrain and clearing enemy positions along Chicago valley while remaining areas include Chicagof harbor and areas around Lake Nicholas. Navy communiques note remaining Japanese defenses as coastal and rough terrain, with surrendering German and Italian troops cited as context.
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Attu
See’y. Stimson
Attu Island
United States
Chicago Valley
Holtz Bay
Chicagof Harbor
Auto Found Here In Fayette City At Rest Haven Cemetery
The automobile of Dr. W E Trezise of Fayette City Pennsylvania was found abandoned near Rest Haven cemetery by patrolmen Castle and Stains. The car was reported stolen Tuesday night and contained a satchel of valuable drugs undisturbed. The Missouri river name derives from the Indian term big and muddy.
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W. E. Trezise
Fayette City
Castle
Rest Haven Cemetery
Pretty Butterfly Themed Child’s Frock Pattern No. 3533
Pattern No. 3533 offers a dainty butterfly sleeved dress for sizes 2 to 8 in dimity or flowered lawn. Simple shoulder tucks create the butterfly effect with minimal sewing. Pattern includes hand-cut charted instructions and US standard measurements. price 15 cents or 10 cents with pattern. Send 1 cent to cover mailing plus name address and style number to pattern department in Ha gerstown Daily Mail New York.
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United States
Hagerstown Daily Mail
West 19Th Street
New York
Congress Honors Liberian President Edwin Barclay
Congress in Washington paid unprecedented tribute to Edwin Barclay head of the All-Negro Republic of Liberia. Roosevelt invited Barclay to address the House and Senate during his White House visit after stopping in Liberia en route from Casablanca.
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Washington
Congress
Edwin Barclay
Liberia
House
Senate
Barclay
White House
Roosevelt
Noted Singer Plans Mass Prayer With War Heroes on Band Shell
Final arrangements are being made for a mass prayer at City Park with three war heroes from the Marine Army and Navy to appear on the band shell. Walking parties are organized at war plants and schools to encourage attendance. Over 1,300 former Fairchild employees serve in the armed forces, supporting the War Workers Prayer. The Hagerstown Municipal Band will provide a brief concert surrounding the service.
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Marine
Army
Navy
Ministerial Association
Fitz
Fairchild
War Workers
Hagerstown
Service personnel notes from wartime postings and moves
The report lists several service members with new postings and addresses. Pvt. Martin, son of Eli Martin, inducted February, stationed Camp Grant Illinois Medical Corps. Pvt. Summers, 709 Training Group Atlantic City, Air Corps. Pvt. Metz, 369th Medical Bn Camp Shelby Mississippi, formerly Western Maryland Supply Co. employee seeking news from friends. Alien Vernon Davis, ex Morning Herald editor, attends administration school at Sam Houston State. traveled four days by train to Huntsville. Davis calls the new post heavenly on earth with no kitchen duty. Pvt. Baker and Sgt Eddie Hammond return to Camp Van Dorn after furloughs. Ginger redt is grown by Puerto Rican farmers.
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Gerstown
Eli Martin
Fountain Head Heights
Pvt
Martin
Army
Camp Grant
Iml
Carson P. Metz
369Th Medical Bu
APO
Camp Shelby
Miss
Western Maryland” Supply Co
Alien Vernon Davis
Morning Herald
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Texas
Atlantic City
Pie
Davis
Heaven
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Penneywane Parr Co. WN
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Sencocerore
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Cushwa
MGJOR
Associated Press
National League
Count Fleet-Langdon
Stanley
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Ch, Peters
Nohe-Zoo
Peterses
Scorchy Smith
Stuka
May Genie
Archie
Brick Bradford
Muggs and
Skeeter
Padencee Ga
Wally Bishop
Mister. Jones
Popey
Popeye
Ges
Sunt Jones
Sweepes
Poppa
Missouri River
America
Pride OF America
Kang
Melrose
Goldsborough
Iroc
Baltimore
Maryland
Liberian
KAY Jewelry CO
W. Wash. ST
Credit
the Doolittles
BAFTA
Ivan Summers
Simon Summers
AAFTC
Squadron 87
Air Corns
Joseph H. ‘Baker
Eddie Hammond
Sharpsburg
Camp van Dorn, Miss
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