Cubs Trounce Phillies in Opening Game of Series
Chicago Cubs rout Philadelphia Phillies 9 to 4 in the opener aided by Lou Novikoff three run homer in the fifth. Novikoff Homers, Cavarretta and Nicholson pace an offense as Olsen wins on the mound. Hoover takes the loss in front of 1,520 paid at Philadelphia.
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Kanawha Women Dominate Guyan Links In Opening Match
In Huntington, Kanawha Country Club women beat Huntington Guyan Country Club 13 1/2 to 6 1/4 in the first of a two match series. Charleston golfers M G Geiger and A B Smith led with strong scores, while Guyan's A L Kouns, R B Blubaugh, BR Lowe, and L G Grettam posted the best for their club. A return match is set for Charleston in August.
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Mountain State Wednesday's Games
Charleston hosts Zanesville while Erle plays Springfield Canton battles Dayton in Wednesday Mountain State action with four matchups on the card.
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Senators Beat Cubs Regain Middle Atlantic League Lead
In Anesville, Chuck Byers allowed six hits as the Senators defeated the Zanesville Cubs 7 to 1. The win, Byers’ seventh, moved the Senators back into the league lead while Springfield topped Erie 5-4 to drop the Sailors to second, one and a half games behind Charleston.
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Major Leagues Results National League and American League
Baseball scores from major leagues show New York 7 Cincinnati ?, Chicago 8 Philadelphia 4, Brooklyn 6, Pittsburgh 2. Boston 6 Detroit 2, Cleveland 7 Philadelphia 5, New York 6 St Louis 5. Postponed Washington Chicago. Tonight’s schedule lists Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, St Louis at Boston, plus other matchups with pitchers and lineups noted.
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Indians Power On In Pitchers Duel In Detroit
Osseardudy pitched and batted the Boston Red Sox to a 6 1 0 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Judd homered in the third, Tabor added his third of the year, and Williams hit a two run shot in the seventh. Judd earned win while Dizzy Trout took the loss as Detroit scored twice in the eighth.
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Yankees edge Browns 6 5 on 14 hits in St Louis
New York Yankees launch a 14 hit attack to defeat the St Louis Browns 6 to 5. Don Gutteridge hits his first homer of the year as the Browns stranded runs after a late rally. Donald notches the win for New York while Hollingsworth and Hayes work for St Louis.
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Springfield Noses Out Erie In Ninth Inning Rally
The Springfield Cardinals scored twice in the ninth to beat the Erie Sailors 5-4, dropping Erie from first place in the Middle Atlantic league. Erie led 4-3 after a three-run top of the ninth, but Springfield answered with a two-run rally to seal the win.
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Marchildon Receives Canadian Army Call Up
Phil Marchildon pitcher for the Philadelphia Athletics has received his call up notice from the Canadian active army. He will undergo four months training and then enter active service for home defense unless he volunteers for overseas duties.
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First Aid Classes Set by Red Cross at Dunbar High
Two Red Cross first aid classes start at 7 p.m. today in Dunbar high school. One is a standard 20 hour course and the other an advanced 10 hour course. Classes meet every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7 p.m.
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Leading Batters and Home Run Leaders Across Leagues
The Big Six report lists top hitters and home run leaders from both leagues. Key names include Williams of the Red Sox, Doerr, Mize of the Giants, Ye at Tigers, and Medwick with Dodgers, along with Fleming and Lombardi among others. The table covers games played, at bats, runs, and wickets of sorts with assorted stats.
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Intercollegiate leaders in 148 yard swim bracket chaos
Stewart from Ohio and Brown from Denver tied at 148 with Lind of Cincinnati and Whaling of Denver in the Mocky Mountain conference. Colgate’s Eckis 148 was ruled ineligible as a freshman after a protest by Michigan's coach. Wartime academic changes caused confusion in eligibility. 49 players were bracketed 149 to 155 with Yale, Stanford, and 27 schools represented.
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Wriston urged cuts in non-defense budgets and state department funds
Dr. Wriston, Brown University president, chairs the citizens emergency committee on non-defense spending and backs deep budget cuts at the national youth administration and other agencies. He also advised Sen. Byrd and lobbied Sen. Green over a 40 percent cut in printing and binding in the State Department. He omits his World Peace Foundation trusteeship, which favors public access to government records. A suggestion from Australia proposes mandatory brief training for government appointees to speed up administration, relevant to US officials and brass.
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Fair Enough Continued From Page Four A Florid Opinion
A fragmentary column continues with casual references to the alligator and a xenial Floridian appetite. The author weighs eating unfamiliar fauna and cites a homespun maxim about what can be eaten, offering a wry, local voice. The passage ends with a personal culinary musing on pussel or purslane.
Gambling as Sinful in All Forms Sparks Debate on Prize Grants
The Brighter Side discusses gambling in bingo raffles and pools near prom and charity events, arguing sinfulness across forms. It notes HR 9587, Knutson’s bill, proposing monthly prize drawings, a $100,000 grand prize, and various prizes to raise revenue and fund old age assistance after the war, while the speaker urges revenue use for servicemen families.
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Christofaridis Triumphs Over Colan in Cleveland Bout
In Cleveland, Christofaridis defeated Johnny Colan with multiple knockdowns in the first round and again in the tenth, delivering a decisive win on the MacArthur card. Sgt. Joe Muscato stopped Lem Franklin in the first round after a savage flurry, while Maxie Shapiro beat Harry Teaney in a ten rounder with a sharp right and bruised eye.
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Two Dead Heats Reported At Delaware Park
At Delaware Park on June 23 a rare racing event occurred in the seventh race a mile and 70 yards for three year olds two horses finished a dead heat for first and second while two others tied for third and fourth Prince Govans and Little Mon arch claimed the top spots with Single and Baruna finishing in the other dead heat.
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Canton Takes -2 Win From Dayton's Ducks
Canton Terriers run up early scoring in the first inning and pull away to an 8-1 victory over the Dayton Ducks. Pitcher Parnell and Stevens lead Canton, while Reichert and Cheryinko handle Dayton's defense in a lopsided nonleague game played tonight in Dayton.
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Cannetton Teen Drowns in Kanawha River
Calvin C. Simpson a 16 year old of Cannetton was drowned yesterday afternoon in the Kanawha river at Harewood. The body was taken to Harden mortuary in Montgomery for arrangements. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Charles Simpson a brother Warren and sister Lottie Mee of Cannetton.
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Truth and obscurantism in wartime politics
In a critical appeal, the writer denounces obscurantism used to hide fascist tactics and urges clear, truthful stance against Vichy collaboration. He argues that exposing fascism truthfully unites honest Americans and undermines attempts to mislead others about French collaboration and wartime policy.
Vichy and Hitler Slogan Reflected in Confused Message
The fragment hints at political rhetoric about Vichy France and Hitler, suggesting confusion and a call for clarity. It references slogans and a search for meaning amid murky guidance, noting a desire to expose truth and confront unclarity in wartime messaging.
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