Yankees Dodgers Fuel Subway Series Possibility With Streaks
The Yankees ride a nine game win streak and lead the AL east headed into St Louis as the Dodgers push toward a possible Subway Series. DiMaggio eyes 49 straight games with a hit while the Indians and Red Sox seek strong runs and Mose Grove chases his 300th win. Across the league, Cardinals visit the Giants and Reds duel with the Dodgers in Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn recalls Giuliani after Owen beaning
When Mickey Owen was beaned Brooklyn summoned catcher Angelo Giuliani from Minneapolis. Babe Phelps sulked at his Odenton Maryland home.
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Redlegs Face Hugh Casey in Brooklyn Tilt
Cincinnati Reds meet the Brooklyn Dodgers in a pivotal three game series to decide pennant chances. Bucky Walters seeks his 11th win in 17 starts against Hugh Casey, a right hander with nine wins against five losses.
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Mauriello Stops Mamakos In New York Fight Card
In New York Tami Mauriello scored a technical stoppage over Steve Mamakos at 3 4 rounds, at 165 pounds. In Milwaukee Pat Carroll and Savior Candido fought to a draw at 142 1 2 and 145 1 2 pounds respectively.
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Detroit
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Chicago
Red Sox Stand Alone Against Shutouts This Season
The Boston Red Sox remain the only major league team never shut out this season while the Philadelphia Phillies have been blanked 11 times.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Colonels Near Top Despite Loss of Star
The Louisville Colonels, missing ace pitcher, remain competitive in the American Association as they chase pace-setter Minneapolis. Kansas City fell 3 to 1. St. Paul beat Columbus 3 to 1 behind Bill Swift. Ray Starr earned his 14th win guiding Indianapolis to a 6 to 2 win over Milwaukee.
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Saints Top Birds St Paul RH POA 4
St Paul beats Columbus 3 to 1 in a nine inning baseball game. Key players include Wells Haas Gillenwater Myatt and Sanders with runs batted in by Bell English Wells and Haas. Pitchers Gabler Hader Swift and Barrett worked in a tight contest with St Paul taking an early lead and Columbus scoring late.
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Ohio State Women Golf Semifinals Set in Toledo and Akron
In the Ohio State women’s golf tournament semifinals two East and two Toledo/Dayton players advanced after 18 more holes. Mary Ann Herron of Akron defeated Janet Shock while Neoma Copic beat Dorothy Gardner, Mrs. Platt and Mrs. Fallis won their matches, leading to a final stage between long-time rivals.
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Toledo
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Linton Fallis
Miss Shock
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Martha Dakin
Lebanon
Miss Copic
Dorothy Gardner
Steubenville
Fallis
Open Season On Squirrels Shortened In Ohio
The Ohio conservation commission shortened the 1941 42 squirrel hunting season. It runs Sept 15 30 statewide and Sept 22 30 in 36 northern counties. Former season was Sept 25 Oct 10. Rabbit season Nov 15 Jan 1 and pheasant grouse partridge season Nov 15 30 unchanged. Bag limits remain the same.
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Mercer
Feller Night Opens Indians Second Half at Home
Cleveland hosts Philadelphia in the American League opener after a three day break. Bob Feller aims for his 17th win while Phil Marchildon starts for the Athletics. Feller to be honored by local sandlotters and receives 1940 Player award. Indians trail the Yankees by 3 and a half games with 77 played.
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Mrs. Algeo Wins Golf Tourney at Country Club
Mrs. Ernie Algeo shot the lowest score of the year by a woman to win the match play against par tourney yesterday at the Country Club. She finished three up on the “Old Man.” Mrs. Mike Heaney was second one up and Mrs. Art Comer third, three down. A sweepstake tournament for men is set for Saturday and Sunday. All third round matches in the Presidents Cup must be completed by Sunday night.
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Mike Heaney
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Byron Nelson
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Hot Springs
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Karl Martin
Inglewood
Calif
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Henry Picard
Oklahoma City
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White Plains
N. Y
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Menominee Falls
Wis
Picard
Horton Smith
Runyan
Jimmy Demaret
Dick Metz
Jimmy Thomson
Ed Dudley
BE. J. (Dutch) Harrison
Birthday Celebrated for Miss Marjorie Jean Matheny
Mrs. Russell Randolph hosted a Sunday dinner at her Long Bottom home for Miss Marjorie Jean Matheny’s seventh birthday. Guests included Mrs. Carrie Crabtree of Wellsburg and several relatives from Follansbee and Long Bottom, with a three tier birthday cake as centerpiece.
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Carrie Crabtree
Wellsburg
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Mary Perko
Follensbee
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Donna Jean
Virginia Holsinger
Lorette Randolph
George Founds
Tuppers Plains
Braving News and Rumor from Baseball and Basketball
BREEZING WITH BRIETZ New York notes Rickey considers staying in baseball or moving to a large insurance firm for more than 50 000. Blimp Phelps faces suspension and a manhunt after refusing Dodgers westward move. Summers says Feller amazed in all star game. Vaughan praised while Conn and others courted in Madison Square Garden. Giants claim best night game record 11-3-1. Old Jack Johnson runs a Detroit juice joint. Lemos nets 250 for NBA title win. Lynn C Doyle reports Whizzer White rejected by Marines for color blindness. Denver Divot notes golfers in a difficult stretch with the sick and lame prominent.
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Ritchie Lemos
Pete Scalzo
Carl Snavely
Ithaca
Peter Dawson
Dexter area hosts weekend visitors and picnics
Local residents from Rutland and surrounding areas joined gatherings at Old Mans Cave and nearby homes. Various families including Nelsons, McClures, Amos, Foldens, and Dunstons were visited or hosted, with trips from Camp Forrest Tennessee and Nitro West Virginia noted among weekend activities.
Alfred Personal and Brief Social Notes
Norwood Knight and family spent the weekend in Delaware with Milford Spencer and wife. Murray Hopkins and others from Ravenna visited home folks for the 4th weekend. Murray Hopkins moved to Kent. Rex Hopkins visits grandmother Mrs Bes sie Hopkins in Danford West Virginia. Dana Swartz entertained James Amon and family plus Robert Swartz of Columbus and V L Shumway and son Charles. Vesta Bentz of Akron visited her parents Walter and Mrs Tuttle. Darsel Bentz visited grandparents in Silver Ridge.
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Norwood Knight
Gary
Laddie
Delaware
Dana Swartz
James Amon
Jimmy
Jack
Bobby
Robert Swartz
Columbus
V. L. Shumway
Charles
Vesta Bentz
Akron
Walter Tuttle
Darsel Bentz
Silver Ridge
Guldahl Leads PGA Meet With Seven Under Par
Ralph Guldahl, Texas, opens the 3rd round seven under par through 65 holes in the PGA tournament in Denver. Byron Nelson trails as defending champion and Sam Snead battles deep into overtime in a day of dramatic match play.
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Louis Denies He Hit Wife in Divorce Answer
Boxing champion Joe Louis told Chicago court he did not strike his wife Marva Trotter Louis and asked to dismiss her divorce suit. He admitted marriage in New York on September 24, 1935 but denied a separation last April. He claimed his earnings and holdings are far below the amounts cited by his wife.
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Still Costly Rubies Made Like Nature Involved
A man has learned to produce rubies identical to natural ones but the method remains highly complex and costly, keeping the stones expensive.
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