Mt Williams edges Mathias in 10 innings for win
Mt Williams, trailing 3-0 after nine, rally to tie the game and win 10 innings over Mathias. Mt Williams outhit Mathias 18 to 10 with four extra base hits led by James Barr and Lee homers and Lantz’s homer, triple and double for Mathias.
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Brown Bombers Set Meeting for 8 P.M. Tomorrow
The Brown Bombers football club invites all former members and new players to meet at Scott Brown's barber shop at 8 p.m. tomorrow to discuss plans with Coach Thurs ton Clevenger for the 1947 grid season. A tentative training start is planned for September 1 with the team opening the 1947 schedule in October.
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Pickets Demonstrate at British Consulate General
In New York about 1,000 protesters gathered for an hour outside the British consulate general to protest the shipment of 4,400 Palestine bound Jewish refugees to Germany or elsewhere as part of wartime policy.
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New York
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Charles Town to host Pottsville Dodgers in night game
Charles Town will host the Pottsville Dodgers champions of the Anthracite League in a night game on Friday August 29 at 7 30 p m. The Pottsville nine has 55 victories and 7 defeats and features former minor league stars in its lineup.
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Charles Town
American Legion
Pottsville
Dodgers
Legion Takes Second Straight From Rebels
In yesterday's game Billy Jurges hit a two run homer in the 10th to lift the Cubs to a 9-7 win over the Giants. Sam Zoldak limited Rae Scarborough to four hits as the Browns edged the Senators 1-0 in a pitching duel.
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Sam Zoldak
Browns
Rae Scarborough
Senators
Munger Shines Under Lights In Cardinals Win
George Munger improved to 12-4 with a five hitter as St Louis beat the Braves 5-0 under the lights. The Cardinals moved no closer to the Dodgers, who defeated Pittsburgh 11-10 in a high scoring game.
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Red) Munger
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Scoring Recap from Yesterday's Baseball Games
In the American League Cleveland beat Boston 10 to 8 while Philadelphia defeated Detroit 7 to 5. St. Louis toppled Washington 1 to 0. Chicago edged New York 4 to 3. In the National League Brooklyn won 11 to 10 against Pittsburgh, Chicago beat New York 9 to 7, St. Louis defeated Boston 5 to 2, and Cincinnati won 5 to 3 over Philadelphia.
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First Woman diplomat to hold ambassador rank
Mme Alexandria Mihailovna Kollontay, Soviet envoy to Sweden, was among the first women in diplomacy. She began missions around 1922 and became Soviet minister to Sweden in 1930, finally receiving full ambassadorial rank in 1943.
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Alexandria Mihailovna Kollontay
Sweden
Minimum Army service for Enlisted Reserve Corps transfer
The War Department requires twenty years of active Federal service to qualify for retirement on the Regular Army retired list. Time served in the National Guard may be counted toward longevity.
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Stephenson Stops Remount 14-3 for 11th Victory
Stephenson defeated Remount Station 14 to 3 as Arnold allowed seven hits and struck out 13. Rexrode contributed a double among 11 team hits led by DeHaven with three of five at the plate. Shortstop Armel made a key stop near second to gun down a runner, and Stephenson prepares for an oldtimers game Sunday with Arnold on the mound again alongside Duvall.
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Ted Williams Tops Sluggers in Batting Race
Ted Williams of the Red Sox leads the American League with a .337 average for his third batting crown, aided by nine hits in 17 at bats. National League leader Harry Walker raised his average to .352, while Mitchell and others jockey for position as of Sunday games.
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Red Sox
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Harry Walker
Cleverques Dale
Mitchell
Lou Boudreau
Tndians
Luke Appling
Chicago White Sox
Barney McCoskey
Philadelphia Athletics
Mrs Lillie Naddeo 86 Dies at Ephrata Lan caster Hospital
Mrs Lillie Naddeo of Ephrata Pennsylvania widow of Frank Naddeo died Sunday night in Lancaster hospital at age 86 Funeral services set for 2 pm tomorrow at the EUB church in Ephrata She leaves four children including A Frank Naddeo of Winchester who was at his mother's bedside when she died Wyoming granted women the vote in 1890 when it joined the Union
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Ephrata
Frank Naddeo
Sunda
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A. Frank Naddeo
Winchester
Family Record Cleared Grandpa Becomes Father
In LOS ANGELES a judge approved that Lester Bryan Burnett Jr. and Rose Burnett gain a legal father, after Burnett testified he fathered the children born to his son’s wife Angelina Pissuto. The saga traces back to a 1937 arrangement ending in a 1942 Reno divorce and refiled birth records.
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Los Angeles
Lester Bryant Burnett
Rose Burnett
Thurmond Clarke
Lester Bryan Burnett
Burnett
Angelina Pissuto
Lester Jean Burnett
Angelina
Reno
el Monte
Canada to Sell 3.5 Million Apple Boxes to United States
Canada will sell 3.5 million bushel equivalents of its 1947 apple crop to the United States under a mutual agreement announced by D M Rubel of the Agriculture Department after the Detroit Apple convention. Sixty five percent will be packed apples with the remainder for packing, a figure about double last year. The plan spreads shipments over several months to protect the domestic market.
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Washington
Canada
United States
D. M. Rubel
Fruit and Vegetable Branch
Department of Agriculture
Detroit
U S and Canada Extend Annual Export Pact for Apples
The agreement preserves variety control and permits export under permit in Canada. It aims to prevent promiscuous shipping, aligning with U S delegates' aims in boosting the Canadian export quota. This marks the fifth annual pact between the two nations on apple trade.
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