Cardinals Aim To Set New Major League Record In Wins
St Louis Cardinals pursue a record run for most wins in a season, needing 35 wins in 45 games to tie the 1906 Chicago Cubs mark at 116. Led by pitcher Max Lanier and a 23–4 in 27 stretch, they press toward the pennant and a potential historic record as Pittsburgh and New York chase in the standings.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
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Red Birds
Billy Southworth
Frank Shance
Chicago Cubs
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St. Louis
Chicago
Max Lanier
New York
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Lanier
Ewald Pyle
Pittsburgh
Phils
Bob Billctt
Jack Barrett
Zavier Rescigno
Pete Coscarart
Nick Strincevich
Dick Barrett
Jim Tobin
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Vern ‘Stephens
Nels Potter
Jean
Flores
Land
Yankees
Cleveland
Johnny Lindell
Destroit
Tigers
Red
Box
Hal Trosky
Guy Cartright
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Bill Bietrich
State North South football clash in Charleston expected crowd exceeds 11000
West Virginia North South scholastic football game hosts top high school players in its 11th annual clash in Charleston. Starting lineups led by Forrest Clark and Lee Patton feature stars from Washington Irving Linsly Parkersburg and more. Prominent players include Remenar Cimino McKibben Criss Draper and Michels with coaching aims to disrupt Patton's T formation. Escorted by 14 co sponsor papers and includes Miss North and Miss South crowning by Meadows and Rawson.
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West Virginia
Forrest Clark
Lee Patton
Robert Scott
Washington
Stonewall Jackson
Albers Klele
Logan
Bill Criss
Mount Hope
Philip Bardwell
Herman Pritt
Dunbar
Barry Draper
Princeton
Cecil Setlie
Charleston Catholic
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Huntington East
Jim Walthall
Remenar
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Patton
Whitey) Michels
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Joe MecCary
Frinceton
Virginia University
Clarks
Eve Twoward
West
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Clarence W. Meadows
Beckley
D. Beane Rawson
Audrey Glendening
Martinsburg Journal
Margaret Langdon
Huntington Advertiser
Patricia Lou McDargh
Grafton Sentinel
Mary Lou Bell
Parkersburg News
Jane Darden
Elkins Inter-Mountain
Elizabeth Walters
Williamson Daily News
Patricia, Lawrence
Virginia. Johnson
Morgantown Tominson News
Helen Olmstead
Logan Banner
Betty Bare
Hinton
Daily News
Boxing results from Brooklyn and nearby cities
The Associated Press reports multiple pro bouts with lightweights and welters. Artie Levine outpointed Ray Ravelli in New York while Pat Scanlon defeated Gary Williams in New Jersey. Other bouts saw Brockton’s Demers stop Briola in Rochester and Benny Singleton outpoint Benny Andy in Providence. Henry Jones defeated Jackie Sanders in New York and Johnny Fenhey beat Neal Stokes in Philadelphia.
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New York
Ray Ravelli
Jersey City
Pat Scanlon
Gary Williams
Newat
N. J
I ” Viewpoint
Bat Demers
Brockton
al Briola
Rochester
N. Y
Benny Singleton
Hartford
Benny Andy
Dence
Henry Jones
New Yorke
Jackie Sanders
Philadelphia
Johnny Fenhey
Neal Stokes
Detroit
Moon Over Las Vegas musical at Opera House stars Anne Gwynne
Mil ton Rosen and Everett Carter wrote four original numbers for Producer Director Jean Yarbrough's Moon Over Las Vegas, a Universal comedy musical now showing at the Opera House. The songs include So Good Night by Ann Trilo, Faithful Fio by The Sportsmen, Moon Over Las Vegas by Lillian Cornell, and A Dream Ago featuring Connie Haines.
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Milton Rosen
Everett Carter
Jean Yarbrough
Las Vegas
Anne Gwynne
David Bruce
Opera House
Ann Trilo
Lillian Cornell
Connie Haines
Gene Autry Stars in New Film With Fine Music
Gene Autry, famed composer of Western songs, opens a new film at the Opera House. Highlight is the tune Hold On, Little Doggies Hold On, a playful song about calf herding with a light backstory, as Autry brings fresh scores to the screen.
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Gene Autry
Republic
Cowboys and their pets inspire a rustic tune
A fragmented lyric hints at a cowboys theme where humans and animals share the spotlight. The text alludes to creatures receiving special attention, suggesting a rustic, Western mood typical of frontier songs. The excerpt emphasizes companionship and rural life without detailing a narrative.
Roy Rogers Talks About His Horse Trigger In Movie Ad
Roy Rogers, typically quiet, becomes talkative when discussing his horse Trigger. Trigger appears with Rogers in Cowboy and the Senorita, a musical western at the Opera House for a three day run. Trigger, a western legend, can pace at forty five miles per hour before posing for close shots.
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Trigger
Rogers
Ivnzi Hstayi
Germany’s mobile warfare aims to shift war arms production
The article discusses Nazi plans for mobile warfare in France and a shift in armament production. It states Germany seeks a revolution in weapon manufacture as its ultimate goal, prioritizing this over holding French towns or departments. It mentions front-line gains and the home front bearing first fruits of these efforts.
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France
Europe
Normandy
Brittany
Nelson and McSpaden Face Stiff PGA Title Matches
In Spokane on August 18 1944 Byron Nelson of Tolet O and Harold McSpaden of Philadelphia enter third round 36 hole PGA matches as top contenders. Nelson meets Wille Goggin while McSpaden faces Bob Hamilton with both aiming to reach the semifinals. Congdon and Bell pull notable upsets ousting Sam Byrd and Craig Wood respectively as Schneiter also defeats Penna.
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Spokane
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Byron Nelson
Tolet 0. O
Harold McSpaden
Philadelphia
Nelson
Wille Goggin
White Plains
N. Y
McSpaden
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Merk Fry
Oakland
Cal
Goggin
Tony Manero
Stamford
Conn
Manito
Fred Annon
Mamaroneck
N. C
Hamilton
Harry Bassler
Culver City
Calif
Ed Dudley
Colorado Springs
Charles Congdon
Tacoma
Art
San Francisco
George Schneiter
Salt Lake City
Congdon
Bell
Sam Byrd
Detroit
Dudley
Jimmy Hines
Amsterdam
Hines
Breen
Ducley
Craig Wood
Schneiter
Toney Penna
Dayton
The Two-Gun General At Paris Gate And Seine
The colorful two gun general nears Paris and drives steel spears northward to trap Nazi forces retreating from the Normandy pocket. His pursuit pins them near the big Seine river as the front lines shift in the war.
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Normandy
Seine
Baseball scores and schedules in National and American Leagues
Yesterday results show several games with Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston Chicago St Louis and New York. Today Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston Chicago New York St Louis. tomorrow’s matchups listed. Also a war dispatch notes Allied air fleets destroying bridges and German hopes to rescue troops as Hitler’s forces face heavy losses in Normandy Brittany.
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Fasten
The Fuehrer Faces a Last Great Retreat to Germany
The article argues that even a supposed superman could not meet all his engagements with current forces. It predicts a near future retreat to Germany and questions his ability to hold the line from the Seine to the Channel coast.
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Germany
Seine
Channel
Publication Order in Swiger Divorce Case West Virginia
In Taylor County West Virginia Esther Swiger infant aged twenty sues by Hattie Weaver her next friend versus Benjamin F Swiger Jr in chancery for divorce custody and education of their infant daughter The defendant not a resident must appear within one month after first publication to protect interest The order requires publication in the Grafton Sentinel Deputy Clerk Helen Hollis and Attorney G W Ford Date November 18 25 ST
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West Virginia
Circuit Court
Tayor County
West Va
Esther Swiger
Hattie Weaver
Chancery
Benjamine F. Swiger
Benjamin F. Swiger,Jr
Grafton Sentinel
9 News
Helen Hollis
G. W. Ford
Plaintiff
Classified Sentinel Ad Rates Clarified
In a notice the Sentinel lists 2 1/2 cents per word for the first insertion and 1 1/2 cents per word for each additional insertion, with a 55 cent "ain t charge. Ads must be consecutive and in the regular column style, counting words and figures to determine length. The paper warns errors will be corrected mercifully and accepts responsibility only for the rate.
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