Todays Radio Programs Overview for New York Listings
New York radio schedule outlines Pope Pius address on Wednesday at 6 am broadcast across NBC CBS and MBS to delegates at the International Catholic Youth Congress. Evening and late programs include Delta Sigma Pi banquet Fibber McGee and Molly We the People Bob Crosby Hal Kemp orchestra and Arnie Shaw.
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New York
Pope Pius
NBC
CBS
MBS
International Catholic Youth Congress
Vatican City
WEAF
Uncle Walter
WABC
Ted Husing
Bob Crosby
Hal Kemp
Wjznbc
Arnie Shaw
Mbs-Chain
Paul VV
McNunt
Local Quotations From Kiins Bros Benevola Mill and Barn
Prices paid to producers for wheat corn butter eggs onions potatoes and livestock as furnished by Kiins Bros. at Benevola noting bids at the mill and the barn for local farm products. Prices per unit include wheat at the mill and at the barn butter 17 cents a pound eggs 17 cents a dozen and various livestock and produce bids such as country ham shoulder lard and potatoes with ranges and unit measurements.
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Springers Reeess
Casas Els
American League Yesterday's Results
Yesterday in the American League Washington and Chicago won their games while New York Philadelphia and Detroit also posted victories. Today's slate shows no games with a light schedule tomorrow featuring matches in New York Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis.
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Washington
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
National League Games Scheduled for Tomorrow
National League schedule shows Philadelphia at New York and St Louis at Chicago. Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh and New York meets Boston with all four games slated for tomorrow.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Mize
Arnovich
Hack
Garrs
McCormick
Medwick
Vaughan
Handley
Wyatt
Derringer
Browns Stop Tigers In Labor Day Doubleheader
Detroit and St Louis split a rain delayed Labor Day doubleheader with a 3 2 win by the Browns in game one and a 5 5 tie in the second halted by darkness. Schoolboy Rowe allowed early hits before St Louis broke through in the fifth. The second game ended after eight innings and will be resumed tomorrow.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Schoolboy Rowe
Tigers
Browns
St. Louis
Harris
Glenn
Trout
York
Major League Leaders Abbreviated AP Baseball Stats
American League leaders include DiMaggio Foxx Williams Rolfe Lewis McCosky and Foxx among batting runs RBIs and hits Foxx leads in home runs with 35 DiMaggio 25 Henry Williams 125 RBIs and Rolfe 182 hits. Pitchers Donald Grove Wyatt Derringer top the standings across wins and losses.
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Associated Press
DiMaggio
New York
Foxx
Boston
Rolfe
Williams
Lewis
Washington
McCosky
Detroit
Case Washington
Fox
Donald
Grove
Dempsey to referee Teddy Yarosz Ben Brown bout in Atlanta
New York reports Dempsey will receive 1000 dollars to referee the Teddy Yarosz Ben Brown match in Atlanta. The roundups note staging for Henry Armstrong film and war-era sports headlines. Browns and Cardinals face funding debates for arcs at Sportsman's Park and other varied notes from the sports world. The piece references World Series, radio excitement, and boxing manager activity amid wartime fever.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Teddy Yarosz
Ben Brown
Atlanta
Browns
Cardinals
Sportsman's Park
Henry Armstrong
Nationals Sweep Red Sox in Washington Doubleheader
Washington Senators defeated Boston in a two game sweep 7-6 and 6-4. Joe Haynes earned the first win with relief help from Alejandro Carrasquel. Fete Appleton pitched the nightcap with seven walks but steady control to win. Jimmy Foxx extended his homerless spell, while Appleton and teammates combined for a six run effort in the final.
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Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Joe Haynes
Senators
Alejandro Carrasquel
Jimmy Foxx
Hunter
Fete Appleton
Washington
Haynes
Carrasquel
Ferrell
Dickman
Auker and Peacock
Appleton
Giuliani
Lefeybre
Gatehouse
Wagner
Desautels
Phillies Drop a Double to Giants
New York Giants swept the Phillies in a holiday doubleheader with a 7 at New York. Joe Moore extended a 10 game batting streak by collecting three hits in game two including a eighth inning double driving in two runs to tie the score. Billy Jurges singled with none out in the ninth for the decisive run.
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New York Giants
Phillies
Joe Moore
Billy Jurges
Philadelphia
Beck
Highe
Davis
Lehrman
Salvo
Lynn
Coffman
Brown
Danning
Millies
Schumacher
O'Dea
Chewsville Wins Two In Weekend Baseball Double
Chewsville annexed a double bill from Fayetteville winning the first game 9 to 6 and the nightcap 15 to 1. Gossard allowed only one hit in the finale while Martz pitched the opener. Haugh and Simmers led the bats in game one with Gossard Brake and Waulifman shining in game two.
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Fayetteville
Gossard
Martz
R. Haugh
Simmers
Brake
Waulifman
Orioles
Bercaw and McNew Face Orioles in Fayetteville Tilt
Bercaw and McNew square off for Fayetteville action against the Orioles after a 102 255 x 15 21 1 scoreline. Hamil and Hartzel join Gossard and Mong for the matchup as teams seek an edge.
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Bercaw
MceNew
Martz
Beard
Fayetteville
Orioles
Hamil
Hartzel
Gossard
Mong
Williamsport Firemen Hold Second Half, Playoff Looms
The Williamsport Firemen clinched the second half of the Fire men's softball league and no further games will be played until players resume, likely next week. Western Enterprise won the first half and will face Williamsport for the league championship.
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Williamsport Firemen
Western Enterprise
Williamsport
Football scoring in 1897 and stadium sizes reach large crowds
In 1897 football awarded six points for a touchdown, one point for a goal after touchdown, three points for a field goal, and two points for a safety. Nearly 150 college teams boasted stadiums seating ten thousand or more fans.
Six killed as train strikes group on Illinois track
Six Black people were fatally hurt and three others injured when an Illinois Central Railroad suburban electric train struck them on the tracks as they waved goodbye to relatives departing on another train. The incident occurred last night in Chicago, prompting investigations and mourning for the victims and families.
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Chicago
Answers To News Q Test 1 Premier Molotoff and others
Premier Molotoff of the Soviet Union is named as premier and foreign minister. The answer asserts Molotoff held both posts. The rest mentions a series of factual prompts with varied accuracy and a claim about Soviet relations with Nazi Germany.
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Soviet Union
Boston Bees Gain An Even Break In Nightcap Victory
In Brooklyn, the Boston Bees defeated the Dodgers 5-2 in the nightcap of a doubleheader after the Dodgers won the opener 5-4 before 19,728 fans. Vito Tamulis pitched late, while Danny MacFayden quelled a Brooklyn threat with the bases loaded and one out. Tarner and Lopez scored for Boston.
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Boston Bees
Brooklyn
Vito Tamulis
Dodgers
Fred Frankhouse
Danny MacFayden
Boston
Tarner
Lopez
Boston and Brooklyn Baseball Lineup Fragments
Fragmented OCR lists players Presnell Hutchigan Hamlin Todd and others from Boston and Brooklyn with scattered scores and names Errickson Frankhouse MacFay den Lopez Hollingworth Tamulis Hutchinson Todd. A stray science note says water boils at lower temperatures higher above sea level.
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Presnell
Hutchigan
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