Home Run Punch Lifts Yankees Near First Place
The Yankees, three games behind the Red Sox, beat the Indians 4 3 as Al Smith, Bill Terry's castoff, homered three times with Babe Dahlgren Joe DiMaggio and George Selkirk also homering. DiMaggio drove in all Yankee runs on homers. The ledger included Dodgers Giants Cubs and others as league lead shifts continued amid a large Cincinnati crowd. The night featured extra innings and notable blasts from Lou Boudreau and Johnny Mize among others.
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Three Softball League Games Tonight at Eagle Field
Softball action resumes at Eagle Field with three contests. At 6:30 United Sash and Door meets Pima Highway in Commercial league, 7:30 DeMolays take on Time Market in Class B, and 8:45 United Sash and Door vs Manhattan Chargers in Class A. Other matches follow through the week with standings noted.
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Honeymoon intrigues at the Garrett mansion
Jean discovers her guest Gabrielle, a French relation, and Walter grow closer as Gaby defies American norms, charms Walter at a piano, and tensions rise over Jean's display of jealousy and control in the stylish home.
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League Leaders in American League Baseball Stats
The American League leaders include Finney batting .368 for Boston and Radcliff at .364 for St. Louis. Case leads with 43 runs, Foxx has 48 RBIs, Wright tops with 68 hits, and Foxx and Trosky tie for 14 home runs.
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Baseball season stats of players across teams
Player and team statistics list batting leaders F McCormick Frey Danning Mize Lom bardi and others with counts for average runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs steals and pitching records Walters and Melton noted with win loss records.
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Cardinals Brace For Headaches With New Manager
Billy Southworth returns to major league managing after leaving Rochester, as St Louis Cardinals struggle with a string of losses. The team sits 15 games behind the Reds, while the Dodgers and Cubs gain ground, and other leagues see mixed results in a hectic week.
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Panama Plans New Building for Permanent Exhibit
Panama authorities announce a new building to house a permanent exhibit of the nation’s resources. The project aims to showcase minerals, agricultural products, and cultural artifacts to visitors and researchers.
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Coast Conference Meeting Opens in Sun Valley
Coast Conference leaders from ten member schools begin a week long session in Sun Valley Idaho to revise athletic policies. The Atherton plan and ethics rules face revision as coaches and administrators debate banning spring and out of season practices and setting a unified season across all sports. Football schedules for 1942 to 1945 will be adopted during the meeting hosted by the University of Idaho.
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Panama Canal Zone census reports 51 830 residents
The Panama Canal Zone population reached 51 830 people per the latest census. The figure reflects residents across the zone's urban and rural communities.
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Leading Hitters in the Commercial League and Local Teams
The list highlights top batters and players from Latin-Americans Knights of Columbus Manhattan girls Steam Laundry Spanish Wells and other teams. Notable averages include Erdhaus 421 Guttierez 375 Castillo 350 MecGannon 345 and Valenzuela 480. Other entries reference Jorgenson Porters Holmes Sash Door Court House and Central Auto among clubs.
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Birds Take Twin Bill From Tucson
Phoenix Thunderbirds dominated a southwest semi pro doubleheader beating Tucson Barg's El Centros 5 0 and 13 0. Ambrose Polica, an 18 year old mound star, pitched the opener for an easy win while Cantrell started the second game as Phoenix hitters exploded for multiple runs.
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Sports Mirror Today A Year Ago Open title tied at 284
Byron Nelson Craig Wood and Denny Shute tied for the National Open at 284 after Sam Snead squandered a big lead by taking eight on the last hole. The note recalls three years ago when Dizzy Dean and the St. Louis Cardinals limited the New York Giants to three hits to beat Carl Hubbell.
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