Lanier Forces 1-0 Shutout Over Dodgers in St Louis
Max Lanier outpitched Whitlow Wyatt as the Cardinals beat the Dodgers 1 to 0 before 15,700 in St Louis. Terry Moore drew a walk, Johnny Hopp and Don Padgett singled to drive in the game's only run in the third. Lanier allowed four hits and fanned five while Wyatt took the loss despite four earlier hits.
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T. Louis
Max Lanier
Whitlow Wyatt
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cardinals
Terry Moore
Johnny Hopp
Don Padgett
Lanier
Dodgers
Wyatt
Billy Herman
Dolph Camilli
Mickey Owen
Hepp
Padgett
Martin Marion
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Treen
Teese
Herman
Moore
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Pednett
Marion
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Reese
Canali
Wemer Ang Cregal
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Ballecfant
Baclick
Plaetih
Take Lead In Golf Open As Thunder Runs
Tramping through thunderstorms, a trio of the nation’s top golfers shot 67s to lead the Mahoning Valley Open at Mahoning Country Club. Ben Hogan Byron Nelson and Lawson Little top a field of 369 in the 72 hole event. Craig Wood trails with 72. Clayton Heafner one behind with 58 after 2 rounds.
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Girard
Sime
Mahoning Country Club
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Inverness
Brooklyn Dodgers on the Road as Fans Grow Wary
Brooklyn fans vent anger at the Dodgers after a late-season slide. The team, two games out of first, faces rivals like St. Louis and Cincinnati while hopes fade and loyalty remains strained amid a shrinking home attendance. The piece notes radio chatter, fan culture, and lingering optimism despite rough patches.
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Whitney
York
Special News Service
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Ebbetsteia
Havana
Dodgera
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Leo Durocher
Firesimmons
Duracher
Joe Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Japan Axis Ties Under Robin Moor Debate
Washington’s reaction to the Robin Moor sinking stirs questions about Japan’s Axis commitments. Tokyo’s stance hinges on the Tripartite Pact, with insiders noting Japan may avoid full war despite Axis ties. The incident tests Berlin’s responsibility and Tokio’s willingness to face possible American retaliation.
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Kirke L. Simpson
Far Pacific
Robin Moor
South Atlantic
Saa
Europe
Washington
Berlin
Japan
Tokio
Mussolini
Rome
U. S
Axis
China
Rabin Moor
Halian
Uncle Sam
Yale and Harvard Crews Meet For Four-Mile Thames Race
NEW LONDON Conn June 18 The Yale and Harvard rowing teams prepare for a historic four mile race on the Thames tomorrow both sides claiming strength Harvard is favored to extend its six straight win streak over Yale Coach Ed Leader declines comment while Harvard's Tom Hale predicts a closer race than last year and recalls the 1938 outcome led by Spike Chase
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New
London
Cynn
Yales
Harvards
geeBa
Thames
Harvard
Crimson
Streight
Yale
Ed Leader
Leader
Eli Mentor
Tom, Hales
Spike Chace
Hotel Men Plan Aid For Latin Americans
The American Hotel association executive committee approved funding for educating young Latin American hotel men in the United States. Recipients will attend free courses in hotel operation at Cornell Michigan State and the University of Washington. Bruce Anderson was named committee chair to finalize plans while AHA president Franklin Moore called it a step in hemisphere solidarity ahead of a meeting of the Inter American Hotel Association in Mexico City next September.
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White Sulphur Springs
American Hotel Association
United States
Cornell
Michigan State
University of Washington
Bruce Anderson
Best
Moore
North
South America
Inter-American Hotel Association
Mexico City
Two Killed Three Hurt In Truck Auto Crash
On the William Penn highway a car struck a trailer truck head on. Charles Bloomer age 23 and Paul E Heisel age 35, both of Pittsburgh, were killed. Three companions were injured and hospitalized in Steubenville. Names listed: Charles Snyder 2 Melvin Snyder 18 Joseph Griel 32.
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Wheeling
Charles Bloomer
Paul E. Heisel
Pittsburgh
William Penn Highway
Charles Snyder
Melvin Snyder
Joseph Griel
Steubenville
Senators Rally to 7-2 Victory Over Erie Sailors
Charleston Senators offense sinks Erie Sailors 7-2 as Lefty Holland limits hits to four and Connorster, Hall, and Brotherton drive multiple runs. Erie’s offense, led by Maloney and Heinrich, gains late momentum but falls short in final tally.
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Lefty Holland
Charleston
Mlinarsik
Rah
Holland
Babe Klieman
Senators
Erie Sailors
Ters
Maloney
Erie
Bastian
Steve Minnarsik
Connatser
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Sikoringki
Zicon’tuer
Heinrich
Farrell Ib
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Erle
Sossack
Hail
Brotherton
Weigel
Halland
Blatnik
Dwyer
Borlack
Hall
Evans
Blinstruh
Farrell
Bosinski
Owser
Mosinski
Webel
Balle
Bastian Holland
Barrett
Badls
Epslack
Basten
picher—Ragilan
Din
Piree
Rorcve
Flanerty
Pime
Friday the 13th in Atlanta and Across Tennessee
Reports from Atlanta Nashville and Columbus note Friday the 13th influence on individuals. Frank Dubowsky awaits army induction, John Gale seeks a circuit judge nomination, and Arthur Davis marks a Friday the 13th wedding anniversary with a second daughter born.
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Atlanta
Frank Dubowsky
Atlante
Tocal Graft Board
U. S. Army
Nashville
Tenn
John M. Gale
Grinote Cate
Columbus
Arthur G. Davis
Charleston Clinches Sole Win In Friday Atlantic Play
In a sparse Friday schedule, Charleston defeated Eric 7 to 0 as the lone game played. The standings show Akron leading with 24 wins and 12 losses, Canton at 20-35, Springfield 17-17, Dayton 14-20, Zanesville 8-22, and Youngstown 19-15. Saturday features Eric at Charleston and Youngstown at Zanesville with several other matchups on the slate.
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Charleston
Eric
Akron
Canton
Youngstown
SRB
GSSO
Springfield
Eric Cisssscc
Dayton
Zanesville
Feeder
Springticla
Early Arrivals Show Joe Louis Lacking Sharpness in Four Rounds
In Paterson New Jersey Joe Louis boxers sparred for four rounds with George Fitch George Nicholson Jimmy Ritchie and Joe Carillo. Louis appeared content to coast and his handlers noted he was at his peak but not pushing for more effort. Billy Conn, resting from overwork, did nine rounds in Pompton Lakes New Jersey before preparing for a heavyweight title bout with Joe Louis at the Polo Grounds amid rain and restlessness.
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Joe Louis
George, Fitch
George Nicholson
Jimmy| Ritchie
Joe Carillo
Bartic
Joe
Manmeet Joan Roxborough
Coon
Wym Pompton Lakes
Billy Conn
Joe Towls
Polo Grounds
Johnny Ray
New York
Conn
Kennel Club Sets Best in Show Selection and Prizes
Kennel Club groups will select 7 percent for best in show after group judging. Each group winner will receive a 120 dollar trophy donated by the Kana wha Game and Fish Association, Goshorn Hardware, A A Payne, Henry L Terrie, and Mrs H A Ritzard Kennel Club. Proceeds will go to the Charleston Animal Shelter. The West Virginia conservation commission presents a wildlife exhibition directed by Paul Olejar.
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Kanawha Game and Fish Association
Goshorn Hardware Company
A. A. Payne
Henry L. Terrie
H. A
Commission
Paul Olejar
Berg and Weil In Golf Finals
Miss Patty Berg 23 of Minneapolis and Mrs Burt Weil of Cincinnati advanced to the finals of the 2th annual Women's Western Open at Cincinnati Country Club. Berg beat Betty Jameson after a disputed hole and later defeated Jameson again to reach the final, with Weil eliminating Miss James P. Platt of Dayton. The 36 hole final will be played tomorrow on the rain soaked layout.
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Cincinnati
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Burt Weil
Cincinnati Country Club
Berg
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Weil
James P. Platt
Dayton
Miss Berg
Miss Jameson
Texas
Putton
Doctor Simon Sentenced to Three Years and Fines
Dr. S. M. E. Simon, a 40 year old Hungarian born physician and Mercy Hospital superintendent at Williamson, was sentenced by Federal Judge Harry E. Watkins to three years in prison and a $3,000 fine for concealment of assets in bankruptcy. The judge ordered the sentences for seven counts to run concurrently with a $1,000 fine on three counts.
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Huntington
S. M. E. Simon
Mercy, Hospital
Illiamson
Harry E. Watkins
Simon
Watkins
Ennai
Suit Reported Settled In Trust Termination Case
J C Myers of Ashland filed a federal suit in Charleston against S B Avis alleging mismanagement of a trust estate and seeking turnover of assets. The case asked for a receiver appointment. Judge Moore said he would dismiss the action once formal settlement notice is filed.
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Vitlganis
J. C. Myers
Ashland_ Q
S. B. Avis
Charleston
Moore
Social Security Card Not Proof of Child Labor Law Compliance
J A Morrison manager of Rey Charleston social security office said the social security card shows a wage account under the aid age and survivor's insurance program and does not indicate legal employability or relieve employers of responsibility under state or federal child labor rules.
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J. A. Morrison
Trial Opens in Suit Against Hospital Over Tooth Incident
Hearing opened in circuit court on a $30,000 damage suit brought by J. M. Bailey of near Poca. He alleges lack of care by Dr. Owen McMillen and McMillan hospital during a tonsillectomy in May 1839 that dislodged the youth's tooth, causing a lung entry and permanent injury. the plaintiff seeks damages for the alleged negligence.
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Owen McMillen
McMillan Hospital
M. Bailey
Near Poca
Charles Bailey
Bailey
Brooklyn Fines and Suspends Phelps
The Brooklyn Dodgers fined catcher Babe Phelps $500 and suspended him indefinitely for not accompanying teammates to St Louis without permission or sufficient cause. Dodgers president Larry Mas Phail said they might seek a trade but would need a willing taker, and expressed disgust with Phelps' behavior by both Phelps and Manager Durncher.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Babe” Phelps
St. Louis
Durncher
Phelps
Larry Mas Phail
Dodgers
Restrictions on Jews Now Ordered in France
Vichy June 17 A new law restricting Jews in professional and all activities across France will appear in the Journal Officiel. Some informed circles say the measures may rival the Nurnberg regulations of Nazi Germany in severity.
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Vichy
UNSI
France
Officiel
Nas
Germany
Reds lose to Indians on two-base overthrow in slow game
Eddie Joost and Monte Pearson on opposing sides contribute key two-base plays as Cincinnati makes a lone third-frame run on singles by Kay Matlek and Pearson. Turner relieves Pearson in the sixth, allowing no hits, while a string of six double plays slows the action. Cleveland gains the win with error-filled scoring and mixed defense as Peters, Grimes, and Dorsett perform solidly on the mound.
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Beotherton
H Connmatser
Hall
Bostack
Evans
Divyer
Brotherton
Weigel
Bastian
Hag
Farzen Evans
Senators
Heinrich
Holland
Senator
Kosinski
Sorsing Halland
Bilatnik
Tars
Erie
John Blatnik
Bosiack
Roley
Patterson
Blatnik
Asplin
Malusey
Ini
Farrell
Kosinsky
Duryer
Eddie Joost
Peters
Roller
Monte Pearson
Reds
Keliver
Ernie Kay
Bob Matlek
Pearson
Dorsett
Jim Turner
Mie
Cleveland
Alaa Peters
Grimes
Ruts
Pennysor
Geocky
Mark
Trosky
Joost
Frey
F. McCormick
Metilix
Fray
P. McCormick
Joost Wid
Turbor
Mit
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Krhnurray
Art
Aneo
Farewell for Charles Lowther before naval training school
Mrs John Lowther of St Albans hosts a Wednesday night farewell for her son Charles Lowther who departs tomorrow for Norfolk Virginia to enter the naval training school. Hostesses Mrs pay Rader and Mrs Owen Roberts assist, with numerous Misses Dora Lea Henn Wilda Lea Young Louise Eschic Josephine Barnes Phyllis Robertson and more, and Messrs Clarence Merc Clare Eugene Wetzel Charles McNealey Dalton Young George Cobern Harold McClure Donnie Joe Taylor Jack McClure Fyonl Jan Ferrell Haven May Charles Sparks George Robertson Gilbie Beane and Charles Lowther among attendees.
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St. Albans
Charles
Northfolk
Naval Training School
Pay Rader
Owen Roberts
Dora Lea Henn
Wilda Lea Young
Louise Eschic
Josephine Barnes
Phyllis Robertson
Barlie White
Naomi Jean Perry
Ruth Carnes
Muriel Williamson
Maxine Spencer
Geraldine Spencer
Marian Robertson
Clarence Merc" Clare
Eugene Wetzel
Charles McNealey
Dalton Young
George Cobern
Harold McClure
Donnie Joe Taylor
Jack McClure
Fyon
Jan Ferrell
Haven. May
Charles Sparks
George Robertson
Gilbie Beane
Charles Lowther
End of Relations With Axis Asked
New York June 13 Immediate severance of diplomatic relations between the United States and Axis powers was urged by Fight for Freedom’s executive committee. The group also proposed sinking on sight any German or Italian submarine and called for repeal of the neutrality act and occupation of Atlantic islands deemed strategic. Later it added another demand for immediate severance of all diplomatic relations with the Axis.
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New York
U. S
Executive Committee
Fight For Freedom
Iuc
Atlantic Islands
Fight For Freedom Group
Axis
Keep Yard Clean Residents Warned
Orne way each Charlestonian can help with the national defense effort is to keep his own yard clean. Dr C B Waller, defense area health coordinator, urges residents to store garbage in tight cans with lids, control weeds, and join the War against rats and insects. Educational materials may be mailed before legal action.
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Waller
Stroupe Hurls As Huntington Aces wallop Williamson Red Birds
Huntington June 13 The Huntington Aces under manager Bob Swede Larson routed the Williamson Red Birds 22 to 5 in their Mountain State league debut. The home nine hit 24 times, scoring five in the first, six in the third, and eight in the fifth. Williamson pitchers surrendered the spree as Burkhart Glaum Herman Loyer and Rice joined Stroupe and McGreat in the hits.
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Huntington
Huntington Aces
Bob Swede
Larson
Williamson Red Birds
Frei (Sheriff) Blake
Aces
Williamson
Burkhart
Glaum
Herman
City Building Permits Update Sees Major Press Room Addition
Building permits issued yesterday include a 826000 press room addition for the Daily Mail. Albert Allen received two 3000 dwelling permits for erection on John Street lots by HTH Century Homes Inc. Other permits include J. K. Fink 125 dwelling addition at 1512 Crescent Road, Thomas Pratt 75 house alterations and 15 car shed at 1428 Third Avenue.
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Daily Mail
Albert Allen
John Street
Hth Century Homes, Inc
J. K. Fink
Crescent Road
Thomas Pratt
Third Avenue
Dodgers Sell Swift to Montreal Royals
St Louis June 13 announced tonight by Manager Leo Durocher the outright sale of pitcher Bill Swift to the Montreal Royals, the International League farm club of the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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ST. Louis
CINS
Bill Swift
Montreal Royals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Gazette Golf School to Close Tonight for Women Session
The Gazette free golf school ends its fourth annual run with a final session for women and girls at the Charleston Golf driving range in South Ruffmer. Johnny Jayvis will lead instructions and invited attendees who have not yet reported are urged to attend.
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Charleston Golf Driving Range
South Ruffmer
Johnny Jayvis
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