Indians Trim Yankees In Close One
The Cleveland Indians edged the New York Yankees 5 to 4 as Jim Bagby outpitched the sputtering Yanks without DiMaggio. The Yankees, missing their star, saw Keller slump again and dropped their third straight, while Chicago and Boston moved closer in the standings. The Dodgers beat the Cubs 8 to 5 as final signs build for a big showdown at Ebbets Field tomorrow.
Baseball Recap: Cardinals fall to Phillies in extra innings
Jack Lordspounding out five runs through two innings troubled the crippled Cardinals who lost 4 to 2 to the Phillies in 10 innings. Herman Triplett delivered a homer in the 10th to seal the win. The Reds suffered a 9 1 defeat at the hands of the Boston Braves as Max West sparked timely hitting. Pittsburgh scratched out a 5-3 win over the Giants with Maurice Van Robays homering in the eighth.
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Cardinals
Phillies
Herman ‘Triplett
Cincinnati
Jim Tobin
Boston Braves
Max West
Reds
Pittsburgh
Bob Bowman
Maurice van Robays
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National League Yesterday's Results Summary
The National League games produced several final scores. Pittsburgh defeated New York 5 to 3, Boston routed Cincinnati 9 to 1, St. Louis beat Philadelphia 4 to 2, and Brooklyn defeated Chicago 8 to 5.
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New York
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Baseball Scores and Tonight’s AL Matchups
American League scores show Cleveland 5 over New York 4 Detroit 5 over Washington 4 Boston 2 over Chicago 1 Philadelphia 5 over St. Louis 4. Tonight’s games include Chicago at Brooklyn Passein against Dake, Cincinnati at Boston Turner against Earley, Pittsburgh at New York Heintzelman and Dietz versus Schumacher and Mellon.
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Brooklyn
Passein
Dake
Cincinnati
Boston
Turner
Earley
Pittsburgh
New York
Heintzelman
Dietz
Schumacher
Mellon
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Grissom
Crouch
Cleveland
Gomez
Dean
Washington
Detroit
Kennedy
Newhauser
Wilson
Humphreys
Hadley
Gatéhouse
Mancrief
Woo Pet
St.Louis
Williams
Alii Travis
Wash'ton
DiMaggio
Grace
Cullenbine
Whirlaway Favored in Washington Park Derby
Chicago attendees expect Whirlaway to dominate the mile and a quarter Derby at Washington Park. The 31st running offers a $15,000 winner’s purse from a $62,500 gross, with seven starters including Walmac Farms Bushwacker Daily Trouble and Valdia Dude. Weather forecasts favor a fast track and large crowd.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Whirlaway
Walmac Farms Bushwacker
David Strauss
Daily Trouble
Clarence Davidson
Delray
John Marsh
Mrs. Fimil Denemark
Howard Well
Happy Pilot
Logan Rules Supreme In Mountain League Loop
Logan gained solo leadership in the Mountain State league by sweeping Huntington in a doubleheader 7-1 and 4-1. Williamson fell to Bluefield 6-5 after a late rally, while Ashland beat Welch 4-2 but Kentucky won the nightcap 5-4.
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Logan
Associated Press
Huntington
Williamson
Bluefield
Blue Grays
Ashland
Welch
Kentuckians
Ted Williams Heads Hitter Race As A Lively Week Ends
Ted Williams of the Red Sox shows no sign of fatigue as he accelerates toward the 400 batting mark. He hit 27 times in the past week and drove in 13, narrowing Boston’s gap to within a game and a half of second place in the American League. Cecil Travis of Washington clung to second with a .371 average, while Nick Etten led the National League with a .334 average after a nine game stretch.
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Ted Williams
Red Sox
Ted
Sox
Travis
Cecil Travis
Washington
Nick Etten
Philly
Jonnn
Hopp
Cardinals
Etten
Aaa
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
In New York Georgie Pace defeated Danny London in a points decision. In Tampa Joe Legon beat Cuba in a points win. In Hollywood Baby Arizmen di defeated John Hutchinson in a points decision.
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Associated Press
New York
Georgie Pace
Cleveland
Danny London
Tampa
Fla
Joe Legon
Cuba
Yucatan Kid
Mexico
Hollywood
Baby Arizmendi
Johnny Hutchinson
Philadelphia
South Quashes North 20-0 In All-Star Scholastic Game
Charleston Aug 23 The South defeated the North 20-0 at Laidley field before about 11 000 spectators. Touchdowns by J R Coleman and Footsie Palmer plus a late score by Phil Farris secured the win while South coach John Brickels’ squad dominated with 11 first downs to the North’s two and 180 rushing yards to 68. David Fairley of Warwood sparked a late North surge but fell short.
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Charleston
Footsie Palmer
East Bank
J. R. Coleman
Rainelle
Coleman
Palmer
Phil Farris
Charleston Catholic
South
John Brickels
Huntington Central
Bob Roe
Warwood
David Fairley
Grafton Independents Take on Nestorville Nine Sunday
The Grafton Independents host Nestorville at 2 30 Sunday afternoon on the Blueville diamond. Chubby Stolzenfels pitches for Grafton while Nestor hurls for the visitors. A Baltimore Orioles scout is rumored to attend for possible infielders. Grafton has won eleven of its last twelve games.
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Grafton Independents
Nestorville Nine
Blueville
Independents
One West Virginian Left In Cumberland Net Meet
Dorothy Boll of Wheeling was the lone West Virginia representative in the Allegheny Mountains Tennis tournament semi finals at Cumberland. She beat Marion Haney 6-0 6-3 and, with Mrs. Gordon Bowie, defeated Haney and Mrs. Frank Rooerts 6-4 8-6 in doubles. Ansel Knotts of Morgantown edged Jack Southworth 6-1 3-6 6-2 after a 6-1 6-2 win over Ross Palmer. Barney Welsh of Rockville eliminated Gail Barnes 6-0 6-4.
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Cumberland
Dorothy Boll
Wheeling
West Virginia
Miss Boll
Marion Haney
Gordon Bowie
Cum~berland
Miss Haney
Frank Rooerts
Baltimore
Ansel Knotts
Morgantown
W. Va
Jack Southworth
Pitts
Burg
Ross Palmer
Barney Welsh
Rockville
Gail Barnes
Famont
Louis Nova fight postponed to September 29 at Polo Grounds
New York August 23 promoter Mike Jacobs postponed the Joe Louis Lou Nova title bout from September 19 at Yankee Stadium to September 29 at the Polo Grounds citing Louis in need of more time to train. Managers Julian Black and John Roxborough supported the delay but Jacobs feared the two week shift could clash with the World Series. The move kept the fight at a New York venue, now at the Polo Grounds, due to scheduling concerns.
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Joe Louis
Mike Jacobs
Lou Nova
Yankee Stadium
Julian Black
John Roxborough
Louis
Jacobs
Yankees
Giants
Briez Briez Briez Briefs From New York Sports
New York reports from Newport and nationwide leagues show star entries facing delays, with fans eager for tickets and clubs negotiating expenses. Notable items include family ties in ball clubs, umpire lineages, and a Aurelia semi pro tale of community funding. Lindley and Vitt debated among writers as Pittsburgh hosts a party for umpires.
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Special News Service
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Longwood
Minnesota
Washington
Springfield
Winchester
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Fall River Club
New England
Ed” Erdiltz
Northwestern
Garganfuua
Ohio
Lynn C. Doyle
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Treasury
Aurelia
Denver
Aur Elia
Jack Carperry
Lynchburg
Cincinnati
Jimmy Wilson
Harod Farb
Houston
Fred Martin
Houston Buffs
San Antonio
Dillinger
Dutch Treat
Pittsburgh
Bill Kiem
Jerry Mitchell
Post
Oscar Vitt
Cleveland
Touch Football Player Dies After Touchdown
In Newark New Jersey on August 23 Frank Negri aged 15 collapsed across the goal line during touch football. A doctor summoned by the Bruce Street playground director found the boy dead from a heart attack after he failed to rise amid cheering teammates.
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Newark
N. J
Frank Negri
Bruce Street
Frank
Fragmentary note on Nero emperor childhood voice
Fragmented OCR mentions Nero as a youth with a description of his voice. The text is garbled, offering no clear event, date, or source details beyond a vague reference to his youthful speaking or singing voice.
Bobby Jones Opens Ryder Cup Battle In Detroit
In Detroit Aug 23 Bobby Jones paired with Gene Sarazen in a Scotch foursome against Byron Nelson and Harold McSpaden as part of a two day Ryder Cup style event. Jones shot 70 in practice and uncovered a trick ball planted by Walter Hagen. Hagen teamed with Viv Ghezzi and Jimmy Hines against Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret in today’s feature match.
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Detroit
Bobby Jones
Jones
Gene Sarazen
Byron Nelson
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Bobby
U.S.C
Tom Walsh
Chicago
Professional Golfers Association
United Service Organizations
Detroit Golf Club
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Viv Ghezai
P.G.A
Jimmy Hines
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Emaret
Novice trapshooter tops field in Grand American handicap
Walter Lee Talbert, a 52-year-old novice from Detroit, wins the 42nd Grand American handicap after a shoot-off against Del Bundschuh in a field of 1093 entrants. Talbert used a $40 pump gun and finished 193 of 25 targets to claim the title and roughly $1,500 prize.
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Vandalia
Walter Lee Talbert
Detroit
Mich
Motor City
del Bundschuh
Fremont
Talburt
Germany's small military forces detailed by police
An official police statement reports 640 male Germans remain in the country with 50 leaving in 45 days. Tiny Navy Tran fields under 300 aircraft. Italy built a small navy including two sloops five patrol vessels and motor launches on the Caspian Sea and Persian Gulf. The army is organized into nine mixed divisions five independent brigades and one brigade combining anti air craft tanks and mechanized infantry.
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Tran
Caspian Sea
Persian Gulf
Ohioan Wins Old White Golf Cup at Tournament
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS Aug 23 An advantage built in the first 18 holes helped J M Wells of East Liverpool to capture the Old White golf cup defeating W P Andrews of New York City Wells defeated defending champion Mat Gardner of Darien and Medalist Billy Worthington of Sweetbrist VA by 3 and 2 yesterday.
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J. M. Wells
East Liverpool
W. P. Andrews
New York City
Wells
Mat Gardner
Darien
Billy Worthington
Sweetbrist
Churchill on Air Tomorrow Broadcast Across 525 Stations
Winston Churchill's Sunday radio address will mark his 14th speech heard in the United States since May 10, 1940. NBC CBS and MBS networks plus Canadian links will relay the 3 pm 30 minute program. W3XE Philadelphia gains 60 days for regular TV broadcasts starting Sept 1.
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Winston Churchill
London
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CBS
MBS
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Federal Communications Commission
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Philo
Philadelphia
CBS 6 People’s Platform
NBC Blue
Ellen Wilkinson
Nbc-Blue
Hugo L. Black
U.S
Tom Connally
Nbc-Red
Karl Kalash
Guy Lombardo
NBC Summer Symphony
Gould Orchestra
Chicagoland
Ice lands fishing rights and Marines watch streams refrain
The article notes private ownership of salmon streams in Ice land with $10 daily fishing rights, a hotel liquor license restricting enlisted men, no cafes or resorts, and Marines stationed along streams to watch the activity. British sportsmen hold prior rights to many streams, an English admiral reputedly involved.
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United States
Iceland
Publication order in divorce suit West Virginia
In Taylor County circuit court Victoria Suits Pat seeks a divorce from William Sutherland. The defendant is not a resident of the state and must appear within one month of the first publication. The notice, dated Aug 8, 15, 23, requires publication in the Grafton Sentinel.
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West Virginia
Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Va
Victoria B
William ‘Sutherland
William Sutherland
Grafton Sentinel
Couns
US Emphasizes Outdoor Recreation In Iceland Visit
The article notes Bertel K Kunsholm from Gardner Mass uses a shotgun for hunting and enjoys snipe and ducks with Rekykjavik police, while Icelandic locals often seek permission for hunting. It highlights skiing, winter sports, long summer days, and a motorized fishing fleet as responses to outdoor pursuits, urging USO to consider winter recreation needs.
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United States
Bertel K. Kunsholm
Gardner
Mass
Rekykjavik
Comet
Reykjavik
Boston
Gloucester
USO
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Narrow Baseball Wins
Herman Triplett and Cardiills hit a 10th inning homer to beat the Phillies. Dixie Walker collected three hits and scored four runs for the Dodgers in a win over the Cubs. Jim Tobin halted the Reds to snap a five game skid. Johnny Lanning fueled a Pirates win over the Giants with a double and two runs. Barney McCosky hit a ninth inning homer for Detroit against Washington. Jim Bagby and Roy Weatherly led the Indians past the Yankees with Weatherly driving in three doubles and two singles. Frank Hayes homer aided the Athletics past the Browns.
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Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Joe McCarthy
DiMag
Detroit
Jim Bagby
Cleveland Indians
DiMaggio
Charlie Keller
Joe
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Joe Dobson
Red Sox
Detroit Bears Senators
Barney McCosky
Washington
Alex Carrasquel
Frankie Hayes
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Ebbetsfield
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Herman Triplett
Cardiills
Phillies
Dixie Walker
Cubs
Jim Tobin
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Lanning
Pirates
Giants
Tigers
San Washington
Roy Weatherly
Indians
Jim
Yanks
Roy
Marv Breuer
Frank Hayes
Browns
Fiduciary Settlements In Taylor County West Virginia
Notice of fiduciary accounts before Commissioner of Accounts for settlement. Final settlement for Harry Friedman trustee under deed of general assignment of Bert H Franz. Partial settlements for Mae McVicker Leta McVicker Delta McVicker and Jay McVicker, all infants. Dated August 28 1941. John K Burdett Commissioner of Accounts. Taylor County West Virginia. August 23 30 1941.
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Commissioner of Accounts For Settlement
Harry Friedman
Bert H. Franz
Mae McVicker
Leta McVicker
Delta McVicker
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