Substitution rule sparks editorials. giants in and out 17 times
News round up highlights reaction to the new college grid substitution rule as Giants players are rotated extensively. Mentions Joe Louis, Julian Black, Lou Nova, Howie Yeager, Otto, and Hank Ward with sports gossip and future headlines.
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New York
Thred Special News Service
Getchell
Friesell
Chicago
New York Giants
Joe Louis
Julian Black
Joell
Lou Nova
Curly Lambeau
Howie Yeager
Santa Barbara
N. Y
Pro Giants
Bigamist Arrest Tangles Birmingham Case
Eighteen year old Warren O Williams was jailed in Birmingham Alabama on bigamy charges after a woman with a five month old baby questioned his whereabouts for six months. A second woman filed a bigamy complaint. Williams was reportedly AWOL from Fort Barrancas Florida.
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Warren O. Williams
Birmingham
Ala
Fort Barrancas
Fla
Saints Arrival Prompts 1300 Sinner Banner
A newspaper headline touts the arrival of the St. Paul baseball saints for an exhibition game, declaring 1 300 sinners awaiting the coming of saints in a bold banner.
Local Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlight
Spotlight on American League shows Cleveland 7 Detroit 6 and New York 6 Boston 3 with Philadelphia at Washington as a scheduled game. Probable pitchers: Cleveland at Detroit Smith versus Newsom. St. Louis at Chicago Auker versus Ross.
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Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Iain
Smith
Newsom
St. Louis
Chicago
Auker
Ross
Pittsburgh Tops Cincinnati Four Nil in Opening Game
Yesterday's results show Pittsburgh defeating Cincinnati 4 to 0. Weather impacted other matches with rain in Boston and New York. Philadelphia hosted Ring Wie while Chicago edged St. Louis 4-3 and 0-3. Derringer went 10-13 and Turner 5-4 against Butcher 15-10 and Dietz 5-1.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Ring Wie
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Derringer
Turner
Butcher
Dietz
River Condition Report for Riverton Area
The entry notes clear conditions for both the South Branch and North Branch rivers near Riverton, indicating good water clarity and no obstructions reported in the area. No notable hazards or alterations documented.
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Riverton
Subway Ball Series Looms After Yankee Pennant Clinch
The Yankees clinched the American League pennant with a 6-3 win over the Red Sox in a 10-hit attack led by their batting order. Brooklyn’s Dodgers surged toward a fifth-straight title after a 6-3 victory at Boston as St. Louis dropped a doubleheader to Chicago, and Pittsburgh narrowed the gap on Cincinnati with a 4-0 win. Bob Feller earned his 22nd win as Cleveland edged Detroit 7-6 in ten innings.
Offers $10 000 Crops To Uncle Sam
Anthony Moscinski of Burlington New Jersey says the federal government can harvest his crops valued at about 10 000 dollars since he is too old and his sons are on defense work. He offers potatoes corn cabbage tomatoes and other vegetables worth 10 000 dollars and asks the government to feed the hungry. Federal Agricultural Experiment Station inspectors in Burlington will seek a government agency to harvest the crops.
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Burlington
N. J
Anthony Moscinski
Moscinski
Federal Agricultural Experiment Station
Fights Last Night Results Across Cities
Wardell Washington from Springfield defeated Joe Jackson in Boston. Johnny Rivers from Allentown drew with Neil Miller from Wilkes-Barre in Quakertown.
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Associated Press
Manchester
Conn
Wardell Washington
Springfield
Mass
Joe Jackson
Boston
Allentown
Johnny Rivers
Quakertown
Neil Miller
Wilkes-Barre
Drew
Duke Blue Devils Carry On Despite Occasional Defeat
Duke based on a strong tradition remains optimistic for the season. Key players face draft eligibility while the squad features solid backfield talent and experienced linemen. The schedule includes Wake Forest, Tennessee, Maryland, Colgate, Pittsburgh, Georgia Tech, Davidson, North Carolina, and NC State.
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al Piasecky
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Davidson
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Stars Shine as Five Games Decide League Pennants
Yesterday's report spotlights Atley Donald of the Yankees pitching a five hit bail against the Red Sox to clinch the American League pennant. Rip Sewell of the Pirates held the Reds to one hit in five innings before rain halted play and gave Pittsburgh victory. Claude Passeau and Paul (Red) Erickson of the Cubs hurled Chicago to a double victory over the Cardinals. Lou Boudreau of the Indians delivered a two run single in the 10th inning to cap a winning rally against the Tigers.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Dick Newsome
Mickey Harris
Ailey Donald
Red Sockers
New Yorkers
Chicago White Sox
Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Cardinals
Len Warneke
Cincinnati
Mort Cooper
Claude Passeau
Cubs
St. Louis
Redbirds
Don Padgett
Stan Hack
Lou Stringer
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reds
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Atley Donald
Yankees
Rip Sewell
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Lou Boudreau
Indians
Tigers
Sergeants Know Their Salutes
Second Army in Arkansas witnesses a Royal Engineers observer causing a salute mix up. Lieut General Ben Lear meets troops at pontoon bridges. a sergeant corrects a salute, proving American customs. The British Major Morris states he serves with the Royal Engineers.
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Arkansas
Ben Lear
Uncle Sam
Morris
17Th Battalion
Royal Engineers
How Airplanes Avoid Midair Conflicts on Airways
Air traffic rules require airplanes to maintain assigned altitudes to prevent collisions. Eastbound flights use odd thousand foot levels while westbound flights use even thousand foot levels on the same airway.
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