Dodgers Drive Back Leaders in Big League Action
RedS beat Reds? Phils down Cards as Yankees explode. Dodgers win five of six against Reds and Cardinals rivals, while Cubs and White Sox tighten race in American League. Pirates beat Giants. Tigers and Indians sweep. Multiple teams show strong offense as pennant races heat up in late August.
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Betty Jameson Heads Texas Blood In U S Women's Golf
Bet ty Jameson of San Antonio Texas emerges as the likely winner of the 43rd U S women's golf championship after surveys of four semi finalists at Wee Burn club Pamela Barton praises the Texas standout while Betty Jameson advances with past winner Patty Berg as a key figure in the national tourney Ida Hicks of Long Beach Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta and Charlotte Glutting of West Orange reach semis in the true United States event contested across regions with Jameson near the peak of a sixth national appearance.
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Lisabeth ‘Hicks
Long Beach
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Miss Glutting
West Orange Star
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Youth Takes Over Veteran in Newport Tennis Semis
In Newport, 17-year-old Dave Freeman of Pasadena defeated Hal Surface 7-5 6-0 to reach the final four while Don McNeill of Oklahoma City beat Larry Dee 6-0 6-1 5-7 8-6. Bitsy Grant edged Elwood Cooke after a five-set battle with Gardnar Mulloy and Cooke winning 6-1 6-3 6-2.
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Pasadena
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Don Mc‘Neill
Oklahoma City
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Larry Dee
San Franciscan
Gil Hunt
Washington
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Gardnar Mulloy
Coral Gables
Fla
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Yesterday's Stars Lead Baseball Action Across Leagues
Charley Keller drove in five runs with a homer and two singles in the Yankees 11-5 win over the Browns. Max Butcher supplied six hits for the Pirates in a 4-3 victory. Charley Gehringer collected three singles and a double, driving in two runs as the Tigers beat the Senators 8-1. Gus Suhr and Syl Johnson helped the Phillies win 6-5 over the Cardinals with Suhr's triple and Johnson's five innings of one hit relief. Gari Reynolds and Rip Russell contributed runs in Cubs 6-1 win over the Bees.
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Max Butcher
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Cardinals
Gari Reynolds
Rip Russell
Cubs
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Fights Last Night From United Press Report
In Atlantic City New Jersey Tony Cisto 168 Norristown Pa outpointed Harvey Massey 155 New Orleans with the decision. In Portland Maine Babe Verita 148 Portland stopped Wildcat O Connor 148 Scranton Pa in eight rounds. In Baltimore Frankie Wills 148 Washington beat Vic Pinazo 161 Baltimore in ten rounds.
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Scranton
Baltimore
Frankie Wills
Washington
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Marble Leads U S Team in Ninth Wightman Cup Bid
Alice Marble the first lady of American tennis heads a veteran U S squad aiming for a ninth straight Wightman Cup victory against Great Britain at Forest Hills. Marble meets Mary Hardwick in one singles rubber while Helen Jacobs faces Stammers. Bundy and Bundy team up to play Nuthall and Ning Brown in doubles as Marble and Stammers may clash tomorrow in a marquee singles match.
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Helen Jacobs
U.S
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Dorothy May Bundy
Santa Monica
Cal
Mary Arnold
Los Angeles
Betty Nuthall
Ning Brown
Miss Marble
Miss Stammers
Valerie Scott
England
Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
National League results showed Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 4 St Louis 5 Philadelphia Chicago 6 Boston 1 Pittsburgh 4 New York 3 with Chicago Boston Pittsburgh and New York slated to play today. American League results included New York 11 Louis 5 Chicago 3 Boston 1 Cleveland 10 17 Philadelphia 9 2 Detroit 8 Washington 1 and today New York at St Louis Washington at Detroit Boston at Philadelphia.
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Grafton High Grid Players Begin Drills
Grafton High football holds first practice with 43 candidates for the 1939 squad on Athletic field. Coach Rand McKinney leads drills aided by Bill Bolyard Mickey McDade and Floyd Scotty Hamilton, who assists until he leaves for West Virginia University on September 16. Veterans from last season and new hopefuls fill the roster as preparations continue toward the opening kickoff against Thomas Underfs Friday evening.
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Mickey” McDade
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Scotty’ Hamilton
West Virginia University
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Areaha Balette
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Bil Sumines
Dayton Mathews
James Mason
Roy Hawkins
van d' Paul Moats
Dorgey Beyard
Olichie Dempsey
James Skaggs
Rot Poling
Ray Binner
Jim Carney
Bert Hamilton
Jim Bloom
Riard Zinn
Myron Miller
Charles McDaniel
Ed Compton
Was Furlow
Harry Beverley
Paul Dowell
Charles Bri
Puncec Keeps Team In Meet In Davis Cup Action
Brookline Mass August 25 Puncec Jugoslavias Davis cup doubles team faced Australia’s Jack Bromwich and Adrian Quist in a pivotal interzone final tie with the score 1 1 Puncec had upset Bromwich 6 2 8 6 0 6 6 2 earlier and a late selection change kept the Yugoslavs in contention The outcome hinged on the doubles and final singles battles with both sides needing wins to challenge the U S for the cup
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Morgan Youth Advances to Third Round in Lake Junior Tennis
Morgan Youth won the first two matches in the Lake Junior tournament today, defeating Jerry O Reilly of Brooklyn 6 3 6 1 yesterday and beating Jacl Hart of Connellsville Pa 6 1 6 4 to reach the third round.
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Brooklyn
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Connellsville
Tony Opposes Ref Donovan in Boxing Controversy
News and sports roundup notes Tony Galento aiming to oust referee Arthur Donovan after a contentious Armstrong Ambers bout. Mentions of Penn boxing panel, jazzed-up reporters in New York, and other sports tidbits including USC LA vs Texas Christian football opener and boxing promos in New Jersey.
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Relief Hurler Is Wild In Williamson Victory
Associated Press report describes Williamson relief hurler wild in a 6-2 Main State league win. Beal and Smith walked batters as a wild pitch loaded the bases, Smith issued a walk, Huntington moved to third as Logan Troias edged Huntington 10-9 in a 20 inning, Bluefield second as Ashland Bluefield rain postponed, Williamson hosts Welcn tonight.
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Pittsburgh Markets Produce Pittsburgh Aug 25 Market Lumbers
Pittsburgh markets show good demand for produce with prices for apples and potatoes listed from Pennsylvania Maryland New Jersey New York and West Virginia. Livestock sales include salable hogs cattle calves sheep and lamb ranges with detailed price bands by weight and grade.
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Erie
Danzig Debates German Move as Cruiser Arrives
The article notes SA storm troops blocking small frontier roads near the border after reports of general mobilization in the Nazi press. It reports neutral observers fearing a German invasion as 13,000-ton cruiser Schleswig Holstein makes a formal visit, with Gauleiter Forster set to greet the ship and receive the customary salute.
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Poland
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Free City
Lepke Quizzed On Rewards And Racketeer Accusations
Federal officials questioned Lepke about the surrender that saved the FBI and New York City from rewards totaling 50,180 for the capture of Public Enemy No 4. District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey denounced him as the most dangerous industrial racketeer in America amid further accusations.
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New York City
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America
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Indicted Publisher Faces Tax Evasion and Racketeering Claims
The report notes a federal indictment accusing Moses L. Annenberg, Philadelphia publisher, of failing to pay 3.263 million dollars in income tax on newspaper and race information ventures during 1932 to 1936. It also references a separate, bold extortion case involving a swarthy criminal figure linked to the garment, fur, and bakery trades, with statements from District Attorney Dewey and federal agents amid jurisdictional tension.
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Moses L. Annenberg
Philadelphia
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Mich
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New York
Hoover
Lepke
Raid on Federal Case Ties To Taxation Conspiracy
A man named in a federal case faces anti-tobacco and narcotics charges after a long disappearance since a 1937 bribery incident. Prosecutors led by Dewey seek long terms for extortion and conspiracy, with possible sentences from decades to life if convicted.
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Classified Sentinel Ad Rates And Rental Notice
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