Dodgers star Camilli lifts pennant odds in roundup
The roundup notes Camilli’s recent feats for the Dodgers as momentum builds with the Yankees close to clinching the pennant. Ott is praised for revival potential while talk of league realignment sparks discussion. Also mentions Notre Dame coach Leahy and upcoming All-Star versus Giants game at the Polo Grounds with Owen’s optimistic view.
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New York World-Telegram
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Boxing and Racing Buzz from the Sports Page
Fred Apostoli credits Navy with a life boost and eyes return to top middleweights by winter. Unconfirmed chatter says Don Meade may ride in California this winter instead of Florida. Washington Pa fans hope Sammy Angott appears locally but doubt a first class light weight can be booked. Harry Franck, younger brother of George Franck, may enter Northwestern this fall.
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Don Meade
California
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Sammy Angott
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Harry Franck
Kid Brothers
Minnesota
George
Northwestern
Tall Tale wins for Walter Stewart Chicago taxi bear tale
Walter Stewart parodies a Chicago taxi driver claim that the Bears rode to the all star game in a single cab due to hacks being full. The humorous column lampoons exaggerated sports lore with a dry, tongue in cheek tone.
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Chicago Bears
National Tennis Matches Open With No Clear Leader
The fourth session of the national tennis championships at Forest Hills shows no standout in both men and women divisions. Top men seeds fail to impress while several leading women advance by luck or narrow margins, creating wide open play and fan interest in unpredictable results. Bryan Grant Jr and Sancho Segura draw lengthy attention on stadium court as spectators enjoy the unpredictable marathon scores.
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Better Late Than Not At All
Two Navajo youths from Keams Canyon ride 55 miles on horseback to the Indian agency to register for possible military duty under the Selective Service Act. Haska Yazza, 24, and Roy Huskey, 30, told Superintendent Seth Wilson they had just learned of the requirement and await the call to arms.
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Her Suspicions Well Founded
Salt Lake City reports Mrs. Peterson notes a potted Easter lily blooming 217 days early, confirming her suspicions about the plant. The odd bloom prompts local curiosity and prompts gardeners to inspect unusual growth patterns.
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Salt Lake City
Mrs. Peterson
New Pierre van Paassen Book Urges Action Against Hitler
Pierre van Paassen presents The Time Is Now arguing must be taken immediately to halt Hitler's plans for world domination. The three year author returns with a bold plan of steps for America and a warning that his book could be his major work. Borrowing from Handley Library is available for readers.
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Handley Library
Redsox win 10 inning thriller to top Woodstock
Abner Johnson belted a go ahead home run in the 10th as the Winchester Redsox beat Woodstock 4 to 3 in Tri-County League action. Pinky Buckner and Johnson dueled on the mound while Bob Parker saved the win with a leaping ninth inning catch.
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Redsox
Pinky” Sheetz
Buckner
Bob Parker
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Waterman
Oodstock Ab
Carrington
Mumaw
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Swanson
Parker
Sam
Brcm Sying
Cardinals Surge Ahead With Twin Wins In Pennant Chase
The Cardinals swept a doubleheader from the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-3 and 6-3 to extend their winning streak to seven and grab a half game in the National League race as Brooklyn trailed by 0.648. Camilli starred for the Dodgers in two wins over Boston in a 15 inning opener, with 5 hits and a 29th homer. The Giants swept the Phillies in a two-game set, while Derringer outpitched Mooty in Cincinnati’s 2-1 victory over Chicago. Yankees split with Philadelphia as Selkirk Gordon and Keller homered, Red Sox powered past Washington in two, White Sox beat Cleveland, and Tigers shellacked the Browns. Labor Day crowds totalled 176,929 in eight cities.
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Baseball doubleheader sweep highlighted by late inning drama
Yesterday's stars featured Bob Carpenter Mel Ott and Joe Moore on a four hit opener with Ott homering in both games. Young delivered a 10th inning homer to seal the nightcap and sweep the Phils. Williams Dobson powered Red Sox to two wins with homers and strong pitching. Keller Beckman powered Athletics and Yankees with key homers and defense. White Pollett Cardinals took two from Pirates with pitching and timely hits. Camilli Fitzsimmons Dodgers rallied to beat Braves in extras while miscues favored Dodgers. York McCorsky Campbell Tigers, Derringer Cavarretta Cubs and Lee Rigney White Sox supplied multi hit or home run highlights in split results.
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Condition of Rivers at Riverton
The North River and Muddy conditions are muddy. The South Fork is muddy. Local waterways show turbid readings and slowed flow near Riverton. Officials advise caution for travel and boating as water levels remain unsettled.
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Robinson Wins Winchester City Tennis Title
Kenneth Robinson defeats Frank Anderson in three straight sets 6-1 6-0 6-3 to reclaim Winchester city title. Last year's champion Dany Gore unavailable, semifinals saw Robinson beat Woodie Glaize while Anderson eliminated Scocots Robinson.
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Winchester
King Netman
Frank Anderson
Anderson
Dany Gore
Robinson
Gore
Woodie Glaize
Scocots" Robinson
Kenneth
San Benito Adopts Year Round Dog Catching Push
San Benito officials urge residents to adopt dogs and clear the crowded pound after inaugurating a year round dog catching program to clear streets. The pound is too full and local authorities seek action from citizens.
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Tex
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