Young Cardinal Pollet Aids Cardinals To Flag Hope
A 20 year old southpaw, Howard Pollet, shines for St. Louis by pitching a 5-0 win over the Giants after previously beating the Braves and losing to the Dodgers. His no hitter in Texas league and 1.06 ERA underline his rising star status as the Cards chase the National League title. Other NL action features Boston beating Chicago 2-1, while Pittsburgh edges Philadelphia 3-2. American League notes include New York Yankees extending lead with an 8-5 win over St. Louis Browns in 10 innings and Detroit topping Boston 8-7 aided by Rudy York’s bases loaded homer.
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Howard Pollet
St. Louis Cardinals
Pollet
Houston
Cards
Giants
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Cliff Melton
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Tom Earley
Cubs
Phil Cavarretta
Walie Eaves
Max West
Pittsburgh
Philles
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Thornton Lee
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Rudy York
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Dick Siebert
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Sid Feder
Eddie Brietz
New York
The
Special News Service
Mike Jacobs
Petunias
Mike
Lefty Grove
Red Ruffing
Ted Lyons
Yanks
Tigers
Larry MacPhail
Augue Galan
Los Angeles
Augug
Ebbetsfield
Chicago
Iowa
Eddie Anderson
Frisco
Baltimore Sun
C. M. Gibbs
Bobby Peller
Don Donaghy
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Blimp Phelps
Joliet
Ill
Ifield
Einstein
Collinsville
Yankee
Art Fletcher
St. Louis
Hollywood
Jawn Kimbrough
Jimmy Wilson
Whirlaway
Lke Aeview
Henry Armstrong
Eddie Meade
Dick Wakefield
Buffalo
National League Yesterday's Results Summary
St Louis defeated New York 5 to 0 while Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia 3 to 2. Boston beat Chicago 2 to 1. Brooklyn and Cincinnati were not scheduled.
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St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pet
Louis
Baseball scores and today’s AL games schedule
American League results include New York 8 over St Louis 5 and Philadelphia 5 over Cleveland 3. Detroit 8 beat Boston 7. Chicago 4 lost to Washington 0. Brooklyn visits New York Wyat and Chicago meets St Louis Auker in only scheduled games. pitchers Wyatt Schumacher and Auker listed with records.
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New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Brooklyn
Wyatt
Schumacher
Ross
Auker
Pat
Aaa
Brietz Briefs Highlights From Baseball News
New York gossip notes discuss Mike Jacobs profits and World Series concerns including Yankees elimination math against Detroit. Bypassing trades, Augie Galan to Brooklyn and Jose Donaghy’s critique of Dodgers fashion parade are noted alongside golf bids, betting pools, and Armstrong’s comeback rumors.
Mountain State Loop Sells Player to Reds
Raymond Baughn rookie first baseman for Bluefield Blue Grays in the Mountain State league has been sold to the Cincinnati Reds. Team officials did not disclose the price but called it one of the best ever paid for a Mountain State league player. Baughn, batting .300, is expected to report to a Reds farm after the league season ends September 1.
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Bluefield
Raymond
Lefty) Baughn
Bluefield Blue Grays
Cincinnati Reds
Wayne Austin
Blue Grays
Baughn
Reds
Bears Crush College Stars in All Star Game
Sid Luckman led the Chicago Bears to a 37 to 13 victory over a lineup of 1940 college stars at Soldier Field before 98,200. Luckman threw two TD passes to Ken Kavanaugh and George McAfee, with Lee Artee adding a 46-yard place kick. The All-Stars, featuring Harmon and Franck, fought hard but couldn't slow the defending NFL champions.
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Chicago
Bears
Soldier Field
Sid Luckman
Chicago Tribune
Washington Redskins
Michigan
Tommy Harmon
George Franck
Minnesota
Norman Standlee
Stanford
West
Kavanaugh
Luckman
Bill Osmanski
Gary Famiglietti
Joe Maniaci
McAfee
Ray Noltings
Harry Clark
Clark
Bob Nowaskey
Bear
Young Bussey
Lee Artee
Harmon
Franck
Charlie O'Rourke
Boston College
Jackie Robinson
Ed Frutig
Augie Lio
Georgetown
Ernie Parnell
Texas Aggies
Lave Rankin
Purdue
Ken Whitlow
Rice
Guilfoil Aims For Mason-Dixon Win In Syracuse
Ann Hoblitzell is eliminated as Virginia Guilfoil of Syracuse advances toward the Mason-Dixon golf trophy final. Semi finals pit Guilfoil against Mrs T H Heim while Dorothy Gardner and Mary Capers chase the other finalist in a tight regional match.
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Ann Hobbitaell
Parkersburg
Miss Gardner
Betty Meckley
Washington, D. C
Mary Fine Capers
Haverford
Miss Capers
Edwin Tasker
Toledo
Gardner
Heim
Claire Doran
Lakewood
Grafton Independents Face Three-Game Weekend Schedule
Grafton Independents map a three game weekend with Lawsville Sunday at 3 PM, Philippi Monday at 1 PM at Brownlow Park with Dadisman and Stolzenfels noted as key pitchers, followed by a Kingmont rematch and Leon Weirton Steel’s pitcher role for Grafton.
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Grafton Independents
Lawsville
Independents
Philippi
Grafton Nine
Brownlow Park
Dadisman
Stolzenfels
Kingmont
Leon
Weirton Steel
Grafton
Hogan Leads Pros in Hershey Open Debut
Benny Hogan, new Hershey pro, opened with a 69 tying the back-nine record and matching par 4 under rounds to lead the $5,000 Hershey open. Notables 70s and 71s include Snead, Harmon, Stackhouse and Coffey as field tests the 7,000-yard par-73 layout.
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Hershey
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Clayton Heafner
George Fazio
Harry Nettlebladt
Texas
Henry Picard
Snead
Horton Smith
Teri Johnson
Norristown
Lloyd Mangrum
Denny Shute
Felix Serafin
Scranton
Bill Stackhouse
Seguin
Tom Harmon
Montclair
N. J
Sammy Snead
Louis Worsham
Bethesda
Rut Coffey
Hagerstown
Welch Narrows Logan Lead in Mountain Loop
Logan's Mountain State league lead narrowed to one and a half games after the Indians lost 2-1 to Welch while Williamson beat Huntington 7-4. Mercer doubled to drive in the go ahead run in the ninth for Welch. Williamson's Harrison Wickel homerbed in the seventh to break a 4-4 tie as Woolridge had tied it in the sixth with a four bagger. Bluefield edged Ashland 7-8 in 11 innings after a late run.
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Associated Press
Logan
Indians
Welch
Williamson
Huntington
Mercer
Joe Pennington
Time Tunner
Miners
Harrison Wickel
Woolridge
Bluefield
Ashland
Taylor County ads outlines multiple parcels sale plan
A legal notice details sales of real estate in Taylor County including a farm near Knottsville with various lots in Ward Bishop Plat Blueville and other parcels. Terms vary by cash and credit, with a mortgage to Land Bank of Baltimore and special commissioner G W Ford handling bids and filings. The sale is set for April 14 1944 with provisions for cash, credits, and secured notes.
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Mattie M. Bishop
Knottsville
Taylor Court
Hattie M. Bishop
Mary S. Henderson
John Henderson
Taylor County Court
Land Bank of Baltimore
Blueville
Jesman
Taylor County
Marvin Ward Leads Amateur Golf Field to Final Showdown
Omaha reports Marvin Bud Ward the West’s curly-haired slugger dominates the National Amateur field. Ward outlasts Steve Kovach 5 and 4 and Glenn Oatman 3 and 1 to reach the final, with Pat Abbott and Ted Bishop advancing in a tense bracket.
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Omaha
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Far West
Bud
Bobby Biegel
Bobby Riegel
Houston
Tex
Ward
Pat Abbott
Ted Bishop
Steve Kovach
Pennsylvania
Glenn Oatman
Kansas City
Johnny Goodman
Walter Burkemo
Chicago
Bruce McCormick
California
Abbott Gallery
Abbott
Bishop
New England
Pat
Ray Billows
New York
Harry Todd
Hal Stone, Jr
Bloomington
Lou Jennings
Portland
Ore
Eee
Fights Last Night in New England Boxing Card
In Waterbury Eddie Dolan outpointed Manuel Villa over ten rounds while in Manchester Mickey Canty stopped Art Moore in five rounds. Dolan weighed 144 and Villa 142, Canty 150 and Moore 150, both fighters from listed cities in New England.
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Waterbury
Conn
Eddie Dolan
Manuel Villa
Mexico
Manchester
Mickey
Red) Canty
Springfield
Mass
Art Moore
Worcester
Yesterday's Stars Sparked by Late Run Lineups
Howard Pollet of the Cardinals shut out the Giants with three singles. Tom Earley of the Braves beat the Cubs with two-hit pitching. Lee Handley of the Pirates drove in two runs with a ninth inning double to edge the Phillies. Thornton Lee of the White Sox earned his 17th win by limiting the Senators to four singles. Rudy York of the Tigers hit a grand slam, continuing a hot stretch.
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Howard Pollet
Cardinals
Giants
Tom Earley
Braves
Cubs
Lee Handley
Pirates
Phillies
Thornton Lee
White Sox
Senators
Rudy York
Tigers
August Real Bargains and Listings
Real estate ads list parcels on Knotts Ave and Route 119 with 2% acres, four rooms, electricity and water, barn and other buildings. Properties include 1 acre on Route 119 with seven rooms at a central location and hardwood floors. Parrish Agency, Inc. at 207 West Main Street invites inquiries by phone.
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Washington ST
Parrish Agency, Inc
W. Main Street
Baseball Roundup: Siebert Drives In Three as Sox Edge Indians
Dick Siebert of the Red Sox delivered a bases loaded single driving in three runs to defeat the Indians. Tom Henrich of the Yankees homered with runners on in the third and added a two-run double in the tenth to beat the Browns.
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Red Sox
Dick Siebert
Indians
Tom Henrich
Yankees
Browns
Commissioners Land Sale In Taylor County
Special Commissioner will sell at public auction on September 5 1941 at 1 PM at the Taylor County Courthouse front door the real estate described in a 1941 chancery decree in the matter Henderson Administrator et al versus Bishop et al. The parcels include a farm now owned by SENTINEL WANT AD FOR SALE.
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Circuit Court of
Taylor County
W. Ford
James K. Mentar
Bertha V. Menear
James L. Méenéar
Fetterman District
James L. Menear
Rena Menear
James Hh
Menger
William D. Henderson
Mary S. Henderson
Hattie M. Bishop
Court House
Radio and Orchestra Lineup Broadcast Schedule
WMMN Fairmont West Virginia lists daytime and evening programs on 920 KC8 including news, music, drama, and sports. The schedule features WABC WJZ WEAF CBS NBC programs with orchestras, talk, and special shows through midnight, highlighting George noted entertainers and live performances.
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WMMN
WEAF
The
Brave
WABC
Mary Marlin
WBLK
Iirene Wicker
CBS
Health of the People
Concert Orch
Portia
Wishart Campbell
Goldbergs
WJZ
the Bartons
Hedda Hopper
Hollywood
Bill Stern
Don Goddard
WLW
Jack Gru
Paul Sullivan
CBY
Dixie
Jose Bethencourt
Paul Douglas
KDKA
Lowell Thomas
Cbs—News
WELK
Raymond Gram
WOR
Andy
Herbie Holmes
Orch
Fred Waring
Tommy Tucker
Britain Speaks
WGY
Sonny Dunham
BBC
Dolly Dawn
WEAB
Ekoka
WEAP
Boyd Raeburn
al Kavelin
Carl Ravazza
Teddy Powell
Xavier Cugat
WWVA
Benny Goodman
For Sale Items and Property Near Fairmont Morgantown Road
Classified note lists living room items including a corner cupboard kitchen cabinet dressing table and bench at 14 E Wilford St. Also includes sale of Clelland's Esso station store and beer parlor plus a one room house with bath and about ½ acre ground on route 73 five miles from Fairmont on Morgantown road.
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E. Wilford St
Clelland
Esso
Fairmont
Morgantown Road
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Judson Bailey
Brietz Briefs
By Eddie Brietz
Mountain State Loop
West Virginia
Ann Hoblitzell
Virginia Guilfoil
Benny Hogan
Welch Narrows
G. W. Ford
Frank M. Hollis
Qireult
Nott
Special Commissioners
Marvin Ward
Far West Sharpshooter
B. Knotts
Sentinel
Watts
Edwin C. Hill
Dinning Sisters
WJ2
Weaf—Rhyme and Rhythm Club
Bobby Berneis Orch
Bobby Byrne
Claudia and
David
Wdjz
Jean Cavall
Death Valley Days Weaf
Woodland
Voice of Liberty
Uncle Walter
WCAU
Elizabeth Rethberg
CBL
Canadian Theater of the Air
Rowlesburg
E. J. Schott
R. D
Marietta
Ohio
Box H Care Sentinel
Radio Tube Headquarters
RCA
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