Reds Triumph as Dodgers Win in Slugfest Across League
Across a packed slate the Reds toppled St Louis 8-2 in opening 10 innings while the Dodgers beat Philadelphia 7-2 to close the gap on the Cardinals. Chicago Cubs beat Pittsburgh 6-4 as final-game moves shaped the NL standings. Yankees split with Washington, Indians thrashed by Browns, Red Sox down A’s, Tigers beat White Sox. Dodgers’ Camilli hit his 23rd homer and McCormick drove in the winning run.
Lone West Virginian Left In Net Tourney
In Mount Lake Park, Maryland, Al McCabe of Huntington West Virginia reached the men’s doubles main draw in the Western Maryland Tennis tournament. He and Dan Silverling of Hershey beat William Woerle and Dan Sullivan 6 2 9 7, while other West Virginia pairs Frank and Thomas Haymond of Fairmont and Rep. Jennings Randolph of Elkins with Col. Hugh Miller of Washington exited early.
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MT. Lake Park
Huntington
West Virginia
Western Maryland
al McCabe
W. Va
Dan Silverling
Hershey
William Woerle
Dan Sullivan
Baltimore
West
Rep
Jennings Randolph
Elkins
Col
Hugh Miller
Washington
Brietz Briefs Brietz Briefs
Notre Dame grid mentor Ex pecting To Lose Three Games By Sid Feder. Here it is Thursday already and Ben James hasn’t signed a rider to steer Whirlaway home in the Travers. Southern golf experts tip you to watch Louise Suggs in the Women’s National next year or two. The column discusses boxing, college football, and Hollywood, with notes on Red Maley and Pauline Bets, plus Damon Runyon heading to Hollywood.
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Sid Feder
Eddie Brietz
New York
Special News Service
Ben James
Whirlaway
Louise Suggs
Nova
Louis
Dempsey
Joe
Buddy Baer
Abe Simon
Stagg
Purdue
Bo McMillin
Billy Hill
Pal
Enbrand
Indiana
Southern Methodist
Red Maley
Tom Desmond
N. Y. Boxing Commission
O. K
Pauline Bets
Rollins
Damon Runyon
Hollywood
Bobby Feller
Christy Walsh
Calif
Lou Gehrig
Low
Babe
Tron Hoss
Buck McCormick
Lou
Jimmy Foxx
Yesterday’s Stars: AP Highlights From Baseball Doubleheader
Babe Young of the Giants and Art Johnson of the Braves-Farmer drove in three runs with two doubles. Newsom of the Tigers stopped White Sox with six runs. Gatehouse of the Browns held Indians to eight hits while contributing three singles. Yankees rallied with a two run homer in the 11th and then five hit pitching for the win. Camilli of the Dodgers hit a three run homer to beat the Phillies. Wagoner of the Red Sox shut out the Athletics. Gilber of the Cubs delivered a pinch single to beat the Pirates. McCormick of the Reds singled with bases loaded in the 10th to drive in the winning run against the Cardinals.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Phillies
Bucky Walters
Young Mort Cooper
Ernie Lombard
Johnny Mize
Johnny Hopp
Eddie Joost
Frank McCormick
Dolph Camilli
Homer
Curt Davis
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Johnny Lanning
Bruins
Yankees
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Babe Young
Giants
New York
Art Johnson
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
George Archie
Marvin Breuer
Cleveland
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Dennis Gatehouse
Tribe
St. Louis
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Buck Newsome
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Art
Johnson
Braves
Farmer
Babe Newsom
Tigers
White Sox
Browns
Senators
Charley Wagoner
Red Sox
Athletics
Charley Gilber
Cubs
Pirates
Reds
Prodigal Babe Willing to Aid Dodger Cause
Odenton Maryland August reports Babe Phelps ready to return to the Brooklyn Dodgers to help pennant bid but he will not beg for a chance. He says he plans to write Landis to say he reconsidered quitting and wants a reunion with the team if offered. He criticizes manager MacPhail and describes past suspensions and illness.
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Babe
Dodger
Odenton
Babe Phelps
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Flatbushers
Phelps
Landis
Chicago
Leo Durocher
K. M. Landis
MacPhail
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Larry MacPhail
Pennsylvania Station
St. Louis
MacFhail
Fights Last Night AP Report Highlights Boxing Wins
Chicago boxers Johnny Colan and Pete Lello scored knockouts and decisions against Mamkos and Mancini while Joe Peralta and Howard Burton also fought in Allentown and Tamaqua. Separately, the United States aims to meet an annual aluminum demand of 1.2 billion pounds.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Johnny Colan
New York
Steve Mamkos
Washington
D. C
Pete Lello
Gary
Ind
Lenny Mancini
Youngstown
Ohio
Allentown
Joe Peralta
Tamaqua
Howard Burton
Wilkes- Barre
United States
Huntington Edges Logan in Mountain Loop Upset
Huntington defeated Logan 6-3, extending its recent strong form with nine wins in 11 games. Pitcher Fred Hartman allowed nine scattered hits as Huntington clinched the upset, while Ashland beat Welch 4-3 in 10 innings and Bluefield topped Wi 4-2 with Williamson reaching base in the seventh.
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Associated Press
Huntington
Logan
Fred Hartman
Cabell County
Ashland
Welch
Warron
Fitzpatrick
Bill Averett
Bluefield
Puett Gate and Ira Gregory Highlight Wheeling Downs Fall Meet
Wheeling Downs announces the fall meeting of 17 days starting August 29. The Puett Electric Starting gate and starter Ira Gregory return, expected to boost starts and reduce delays. Gregory’s reliable alignments and gate performance complement the electrically driven Puett barrier as fields of eight race daily at 4:00 p.m. EDST.
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Wheeling
Wheeling Downs
Puett
Ira Gregory
the Downs
Clay Puett
Gregory
Maryland
New England
Downs
Edst
West Virginia gridmen train for 1941 season at Mill
West Virginia university will train 41 players for the 1941 season reporting September 1 for a two week camp at Mill. The Mountaineers return to fall practice on the 4-H camp grounds after not using the site since 1938. The squad includes 24 sophomores, 14 juniors, and only three seniors, with ten lettermen from 1940 returning. Notable players listed include Cimino Goodman Harris Narick Peelish Barnette Gardner Martin McCann and McElwee. The group will move into the camp around August 31 with drills set to begin the next morning.
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Jackson's Mill
West Virginia University
Mountaineers
Bill Kern
W.V.U
Vincent Cimino
Hank Goodman
Charley Harris
Steve Narick
Vip Peelish
Quentin Barnette
Bill Gardner
Ike Martin
Don McCann
Dick McElwee
Kern
West Virginia golfers vie for national qualifier in Huntington
Sixteen top amateurs tee off at Guyan Country Club for a 36 hole qualifier to choose WV entrants for the 45th National Amateur Championship in Omaha. Notables include Fred Banneret Jr and Jack Hoblitzell, with past leaders Campbell and Taylor among the challengers in a tough field.
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Huntington
West Virginia
Guyan Country Club
Ihe
Omaha
Neb
Fred G. Banneret Jr
Charleston
Jack Hobitzell
Parkersburg
Bannerot
Dan B. Cawley Jr
Marietta
O. Field
Henry E. Payne
Bradley H. Todd
Kenneth C. Boggs
Clarence W. Meadows
P. T. Taylor
Billy Campbell
Hoblitzell
Banneret
Howard Meek
Kelley E. Reed
John Livingstone
Robert W. Lowe
W. C. Enslow
National League Results From Yesterday
New York defeated Boston 7 to 1 while Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 7 to 2. Chicago topped Pittsburgh 6 to 4 and Cincinnati edged St. Louis 3 to 2 in National League play yesterday.
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New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baseball scores from American League games
The day’s results show Washington 5 over New York 1 and New York 3 over Boston 5. Detroit defeats Chicago 4 to 1 while St. Louis beats Cleveland 9 to 3 and Philadelphia shuts out Boston 4 to 0.
Schedule of Today’s Major League Games
Teams listed for today include Chicago at Pittsburgh Passeau versus Butcher, New York at Boston Hutchings against McGee, Detroit at Chicago options with New Houser and Bridges or Fitt against Lee and phries, Washington at New York Zuber and Carrasquel facing Russo and Peek, Cleveland at St Louis Dean versus Niggeling, Boston at Philadelphia Grove Harris facing Knott and Babich.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Passeau
Butcher
New York
Boston
McGee
Hutchings
Detroit
Newhouser
Bridges
Fitt
Lee
Phries
Washington
Zuber
Carrasquel
Russo
Peek
Cleveland
St. Louis
Dean
Niggeling
Philadelphia
Grove
M. Harris
Knott
Babich
Prowess of Redskins Impress Los Angeles Tourists
Two Washington Redskins advance men toured Los Angeles en route to the San Diego training camp. Owner George Marshall and coach Ray Flaherty spoke to crowds, praising the team and hinting at the 73-0 victory over Chicago. Erny Pinckett announced his retirement amid jokes about guarding him at camp.
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San Diego
Washingtons
George Marshall
Ray Flaherty
Marshall
Washington
Chicago Bears
Flaherty
Redskins
Teague
Pinckert
New York
Brooklyn
Bears
Green Bay
Erny Pinckett
California
Classified Sentinel Advertisement Rates and Examples
The Sentinel lists classifica rates two cents per word for the first insertion and one cent per word for each additional insertion, with a minimum 45 cent charge. It notes words include initials and figures, and provides an example including land on route 119 near Blueville and farm goods with Walter Wood as contact.
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Sentinel Classifica
Easic
Blueville
Walter Wood
Lone Rider in Ghost Town at Opera House
The Lone Rider film opens in Ghost Town with a gunfight wounding a gang member and a crooked sheriff pursuing him. Cowboy George Houston stars as the singing hero who rescues a missing mining engineer’s daughter and cleans up the killer amid a climactic volley of six guns.
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Ghost Town
George Houston
Title Releasing Corporation
Lone Rider
Parker's Diggings
Helen Clark
Skaggs and Company sizzles with hot weather ideas
Skaggs and Company presents practical summer aids a coffee maker that shuts off then keeps coffee hot and ready a grill that sits right on the table offering no fuss no exertion for easy outdoor meals during the heat wave period of the season.
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Skaggs & Company
Radio Schedule Highlights From WMMN and Affiliates
A dense listing of radio programs across WMMN and partner stations, detailing news, music, comedies, dramas, and guest appearances from early evening to late night. Includes program titles such as Wings Over Jordan, Amos n Andy, Major Bowes Hour, and Rhythm Caravan, with concurrent station lineups and host names like Waring, Kaltenborn, and Ricardo.
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CBS
WBLK
H. V. Kaltenborn
WMMN
KDKA
Ricardo
WEAF
WABC
Wythe Williams
CBL
Solon Orch
Sky
Britain
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Nat Merry-Go- Round
C. C. Richman
General Insurance Room
Gration Ranting and ‘Trust Company Building
Brietz Briefs
Notre Dame
Mountain Loop
Jackson’s Mill
State
Braxton Owenport
T. Selden Jones
George M. Lyon
Love
Guyan
Meek
Campbell
Taylor
Boges
Bobby Lowe
Pot
South
Plusweed
Pet
Schick
ANA Rcs
Los Angeles
Washington Redskins
Itook
Blue
Mont Stréét
Thomas Norris
Simpaon
Opera House
The
Sadio
Fairmont
WHAF
Brave
Mary Marlin
North Battleford
Irene Wicker
A.lo
Delta Rhythm Boys
Portia
Life
Wishart Campbell
Goldbergs
Wiz
the ‘Barrons
the Abbotts
the O'Neills
WHLK
Jack Armstrong
Wings
Jordan
WBLEK
WOR
Duke Daly
WWVA
Escorts
Betty
WJZ
WLW
Cbs—News
Bill Stern
Bob Edge
Don Doddard
WTAM
Rob
Jack Gru
Paul Sullivan
Don Lindley
Orch
Lowell Thomas
EDKA
Easy Aces
Amos
Andy
WEAP
Fréd Waring
Orb
TS Wmmn
Mr. Keén
News of the World
Fredda Gibson
Bob Henrion
Weaf—Cugat
Maudie
Lewishon Stadium
KDEA
Gwen Wo
Weaf Kraft
Hall
Major Bowes
Morton Gould
Grant Park
Songs
Sinfonietta
Ted Steele
Gletn
Miller
Montreal Symphony
Sealtest Bury Vatlee
Toronto Symphony
Carl Hoff
WJR
Amos ‘N
Fred Waring
Oreh
Carl Hoft
Wcaeb—String Ensemble
Bob Hannon
Michiél Loring
Radio
Berry Winton
Siehama Benoy
Cena
OFC
Bob Chester
Mani Hallett
Will Bradley
RCA
Pearce