Roscoe falters as Baltimore rallies to even series
In Buffalo, Mike Roscoe faltered in the ninth inning as Baltimore staged a four run rally to beat the Bisons 7-4. Roscoe had given Buffalo a 4-3 lead with a two out eighth inning RBI single before Stan Benjamin and Howie Moss delivered the key blows. The best of seven series stands two games apiece with Game Five set in Baltimore.
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Grid Season Is Opening Today
The 1943 college football season opens with Southern California versus UCLA in Los Angeles, drawing about 75,000 fans. Minnesota aims to beat Iowa State and rebalance a lopsided score from last year while Illinois, Indiana set scoring records. Syracuse vs Cornell. Mississippi and Kentucky renew rivalry. Cecil Ishell debuts as Purdue coach at Great Lakes under Lt Paul Brown.
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Hunchy) Hoernschemeyer
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The Atlantic Ocean saltiest among great oceans
A concise note highlights the Atlantic as the saltiest of the world’s major oceans. It references seawater composition and global circulation patterns, noting regional variability and implications for marine chemistry.
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Wildcat Veterans Seek Williamsport Crown Clash
Wildcat Veterans and ex Wildcats meet in the final game of a three game series to decide the unofficial Williamsport championship. Both teams have split the prior games with Wildcats winning 7 6 and veterans taking 7 2. Glaser likely to join the ex Wildcats lineup after 30 capably with Wilmington Blue Rocks. Kreps Robinson Buharp St. Clair and other veterans will power the attack. Jess Brown expected to start for the old timers with Martin or Dukes Alderson on the mound. Game slated for 2 30 at Luderway.
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Mauriello Knocks Out Oma in Madison Square Garden
New York heavyweight Tami Mauriello defeated Lee Oma of Detroit by knockout in 1 minute 41 seconds of the eighth round of a scheduled ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. Mauriello weighed 194 pounds to Oma's 193.
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Jupiter Leads In Close Bowling Wins Across Leagues
Jupiter maintains the league lead with three straight wins over Venus though each victory came by a slim margin. Pitcock leads with a 322 total and 123 high single while Neptune posts a 477 best single. Other top marks include Pearson 167 and Smith 166 as scores surge in a tight slate of games.
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Two For Tigers Boston at Detroit Baseball Tilt
Boston 4 Detroit 7 in a game with Wakefield hitting a homer and 4 RBI for Detroit. Partee and Mayo added clutch hits for Boston while Bowman struck out multiple batters before the loss. Gentry and Hoover contributed on the mound for Detroit in a back and forth contest.
Radio program tribute linked to new shortwave transmitters
New high powered shortwave transmitters near Cincinnati for the Office of War Information are described as capable of reaching much of the world. The WLYWL WLWR and WLWS stations at Bethany Ohio are part of the effort. The program includes Washington and Cincinnati broadcasts with a dramatization and four speakers including Elmer Davis Robert Sherwood and Nelson Rockefeller. Also listed are NBC CBS and MBS prime time schedules and a note that the first public library in New York City dates to 1697 and that American elm trees are valued at over 750 million dollars by forestry experts.
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Lee Oma Kayoed By Mauriello In Madison Square Garden
Detroit heavyweight Lee Oma Laments a thirteenth knockout loss after Tami Mauriello defeats him in the eighth round before 10,496 at Madison Square Garden. Oma, in as a late substitute, led on points early but Mauriello finished the fight with a left hook to the chin. Promoter Mike Jacobs plans a return bout.
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Woodland Way High Boys Stage Softball Elimination Tourney
Woodland Way Junior High runs a seventh to ninth grade softball elimination tournament with nine sections. Section 9-1 beat 9-7 9 to 8 and 9-5 defeated 9-6 19 to 2. Winners receive ribbons at school year end. Intramurals follow, including soccer, basketball, and touch football. The boys show early basketball interest and aim for a varsity berth.
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Major League Leaders Highlights From The Associated Press
National and American League leaders are led by Stirnweiss New York in runs and hits with 116 and 189 respectively. Johnson Boston tops batting at .329. Etten New York hits 20 home runs. Pitching standout Newhouser Detroit 26-9. In the National League Musial St Louis leads with 185 hits and 110 RBI, Nicholson Chicago 110 RBI and 32 homers, Barrett Pittsburgh 119 runs and 25 steals, Wilks St. Louis 16-3.
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Cooper Struggles Yet Cardinals Dominate Circuit
Reliable Red Bird Cooper started the season poorly with lingering physical issues and late performance. Mort was hit freely early in his first three starts but the Cardinals still outclassed the league. The piece notes Mort’s uneven showings, while Laniers and Wilks rise in headlines alongside Cooper, now the ace of the mound. Walker Cooper, the catcher, voiced displeasure over a perceived injustice toward his brother.
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Beck Helps Tigers Stay First With Two Wins
Detroit kept a one game lead on St Louis with an 8 6 win in the second game of a doubleheader as Walter Beck delivered a clutch single and scored the deciding run, while Steve Wakefield’s grand slam fueled the opener. New York rallied to defeat Cleveland 7 3 and St Louis beat Philadelphia 4 2 as Boston swept the Cards and Cubs routed the Giants 8 1.
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Allentown Cardinals Rally to win opener in Governor's Cup final
Allentown Pa September 23 The Allentown Cardinals came from behind in the ninth inning to beat the Lancaster Red Roses 3 2 in the opening game of the Governor's Cup final playoff. Carl Malinowski yielded four hits but errant play in the ninth allowed George Davis to score from first on a wild throw, Bucha reaching third after a bunt and later scoring on Bill Colvin's drive. Jack Houck homered for Lancaster.
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Allentown Wins in Interstate League Playoffs
Allentown defeats Lancaster 4 to 3 in nine innings to take a 1-0 lead in the best of seven series. Malinowski and Parisse starred for Allentown while Brunswick Pakrow and Bucha contributed for Lancaster.
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Hancock Nine To Tackle Redbirds
The Hancock A C faces the Hagerstown Redbirds in a rubber game at Hancock field tomorrow at 2 30 p m. Hendershot starts for Hancock with Lefty Talbert likely on the mound for the visitors as a large crowd is expected for the season finale. Syrians from Asia Minor settled on the Mediterranean shores of France 600 years before the Christian Era.
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CIO Clashes With All Stars Sunday Softball Doubleheader
The CIO ten champions of the community softball league will face a picked All Stars team in a 2 p.m. doubleheader at the Reservoir diamond. CIO earned city title by defeating the Eagles in a five game playoff. Proceeds fund a summer banquet. expected crowd up to 750. All Stars managed by Chuck Moore and Ed Koons. CTO guided by Walt Miller. Players to report at 1 15 p.m. Sunday.
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Tigers sweep as Wakefield hit grand slam to beat Boston
Tigers opener saw Dick Wakefield and Walter Beck power a 7-4 win with Wakefield's grand slam. Beck earned his first victory, while Sig Jakucki retired nine in order to seal a 4-2 verdict over the A's in the second game. Oscar Grimes contributed three doubles and a single in the Yankees 7-3 win over Cleveland as New York collected 17 hits.
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Salaries of U S Representatives and Senators
The article states that members of the U S Congress earn ten thousand six dollars annually. It notes the standard compensation for both representatives and senators as ten thousand six dollars per year.
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