Transplanted McInnis Shines At Third For Red Sox
New York May 4 Stuffy McInnis stands out today as an exception to transplanted players failing at new positions He has played 16 games at third without an error and is hitting .305 Critics doubted he could fill Gardner s shoes, but he has proven effective and Barrow expects continued polish.
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Scoreboard Reflections and Weekend Baseball Upsets
Slim Love slumped to 11 innings of play in a Red Sox miscue. Dodgers rose from cellar with Jack Coombs silencing the Phillies. Cubs swept Cincinnati for a seventh straight win. Flack Packett Merkle and Killifer supplied heavy hits. White Sox exploded for 25 hits 19 runs in Detroit. Doak baffled Pirates as Cards finally won. Burns sparked Mackmen with triple and two doubles driving three Indian runs over the Browns. Mogridge of the Yankees announced plans for the will.
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Recruiting Records Show April Enlistments Rise Across Connecticut
Major W. A. Mercer reports about 800 April enlistments in Connecticut with 55 rejected for defects. New Haven leads with 42 recruits followed by Hartford 84, Bridgeport 38, Waterbury 25, New London 16, Meriden 13, Manchester 12 and New Britain 10. About 500 volunteers applied. many will depart this month. Recruits span medical, cavalry, field artillery and other branches, with aviation still closed to non registrants.
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German Food Situation in Reichstag Rations Debate
Copenhagen May 4 Count von Wal dow German food controller announced bread rations would be kept only if meat and potatoes from Ukrainia are reduced. Deputy Strebb socialist alleged army officers pilfering food for their families. In Saxony bread ration cut from 200 to 150 grammes.
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Polish Workmen Strike Ties Up Lombrova Mines
A May 4 message from Cra cow Austria-Hungary reports Polish workers striking at the Lombrova coal fields halting ore production and disrupting passenger traffic on Austrian railways relying on that fuel source.
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