Reds Dominate National League All Star Roster Hartnett To Lead
Seven Reds named to National League All Star squad with Hartnett chosen to manage. Rosters include Lombardi McCormick Medwick from Cincinnati, Ott from New York, Frey Camilli Frey Amoyich and more. First all star games for Amoyich Wyatt Frey Camilli and Mize.
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Nationals
Bull Lee
Stan Hack
Billy Herman
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Vander Mer
Ival Goodman
Frank McCormick
Eric Lombardi
Cincinnati Reds
Joe Medwick
Leo Durocher
St. Louis Cardinals
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Mace Brown
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Hank Leiber
Jane
Reds
Leiber
Durocher
Brown
Lombardi
McCormick
Medwick
Herman
Ott
Wil
Arkle Vaughan
Pirates
Hartnett
Cardinals
Dodgers
Cubs
Phillies
Boston Bees
Paul Derringer
Johnny Vander Meer
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati
Lou Fette
Boston
Bill Lee
Chicago
Curt Davis
Lonnie Wameke
St. Louis
Whitlow ‘Wyatt
Brooklyn
Ernie Lombardi
Babe Phelps
Harry Danning
New York
Linus Frey
Dolf Camilli
Harry Lavagetto
Pittsburgh
Bill Jurges
Johnny Mize
Terry Moore
Morrie Amoyich
Philadelphia
Amoyich
Fette
Wyatt
Frey
Cam~ Wi
Moore
Boxing Results From Last Night Report
In Long Branch Mike Piskin outpointed Jackie Berg. In Fort Wayne Floyd Gibbons stopped Art Franklin. In St Louis Allen Matthews knocked out Billy Hod.
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Long Branch
N. J
Mike Piskin
Frehold
Jackie
Kid) Berg
London
Hort Wayne
Floyd Gibbons
Detroit
Art Franklin
Newark
ST. Louis
Allen Matthews
Billy Hod
Miami
Fla
Major League Standings and Results Recap
National League yesterday Chicago defeated Cincinnati six to one while other games were rained out. Today schedule includes Cincinnati at Chicago Brooklyn at New York Pittsburgh at St Louis Boston at Philadelphia. American League yesterday heavy scoring with Washington beating New York 18 to two and Detroit topping Chicago three to one. Today New York at Boston St Louis at Cleveland Philadelphia at Washington Chicago at Detroit.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Rooklyn
iNew York
Kork
Washington
Detroit
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Loui
Quality Market Nine to Play Coalton on Sunday
Manager Ross Gerard leads Quality Market in a county league game at Coalston Sunday against the Coalton independent club. Johnny Bebis, star of last Sunday’s win over Spelter, will start for Quality Market with the same lineup as vs Spelter.
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New York
All Stars
Yankee
Leo
Gabby
Cincinnati
Quality Market
Coalton
Ross Gerard
Coalston
Johnny Bebis
Spelter
Gerard
Coalton Aggregation
Dempsey Beats Doubt as Hospital Warrants Food Crave
Bill Boni reports Jack Dempsey, 44, recovering well after emergency appendectomy at Polyclinic hospital. Ned Brown, his secretary, says Dempsey demanded food and complained water was warm while doctors note resting comfortably and temperature near normal.
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Bill Boni
New York
Jack Dempsey
John L. Sullivan
Gene Tunney
Joe Louis
Ned Brown
Polyclinic Hospital
Brown
Dempsey
Jess Willard
Jack
Willard
Yesterday's Stars: Hartnett, DiMaggio Lead Wins
Gabby Hartnett of the Cubs had two of Chicago's four hits and drove in a run in a victory over the Reds. Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees doubled twice and added a single to drive in four runs against Sena tors, while Buck Newsom of the Tigers scattered eight hits and left 11 White Sox on base.
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Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Chicago
Reds
Joe DI Maggio
Yankees
Senators
Buck Newsom
Tigers
White Sox
Bonaba Stars In New Yorks Drive 10 Top Bonaba Stars
New York sports column notes Bonaba’s magnetic appeal as he leads a starry drive. Mentions Galento Apostoli Hostak Louis Shute Barred from meet and other boxing and tennis items. Reports Derek Jacobs selling reserve seats and plans for town events.
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Bonaba
New York
Galento
Nova
Garden
Philly
Toledo
Dempsey-Willard
Jack
Zeke Bonwra
Giants
Fred Apostoli
al Hostak
California
Apostoli
Tony Galento
Charlie McCarthy
Cubs
Mr. Wrigley
Joe Louis
Atlantic City
Mike Jacobs
Mose
Shute
Biz
P. G.A
Denny Shute
John Henry Lewis
Frankie Parker
Davey O'Brien
Delafield
Wis
Dutch Leonard
Senators
Yanks
Louis
Pastor
Detroit
Michigan
Pirates
Buccos
Frankie Parker Leads In Cincinnati Tourney
Frankie Parker the Californian on the comeback trail meets Marshall Chambers of Cincinnati in the semi finals of the Tri State tennis tournament in Cincinnati. Johnny Doeg of Newark defaulted yesterday, sending Chambers into the bracket as Parker and Chambers clash today. Bryan Grant of Atlanta faces Edward Alloo of San Francisco after Grant beat Ronald Edwards 6-1 6-2 yesterday as rain cut play. Alloo defeated Ted Olwine of Santa Monica 3-6 6-3 6-3.
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Cincinnati
Franke Parker
Marshall Chambers
Chambers
Johnny Doeg
Newark
N. J
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Edward Alloo
San Francisco
Grant
Ronald Edwards
Alloo
Ted Olewine
Santa Monica
Calif
United States players sweep Wimbledon field
Wimbledon notes from July show US stars Riggs Cooke and Smith set to push through. The piece questions Riggs form, praises Cooke ground strokes, and hints Tilden could return to amateur play if allowed, while calling Riggs America’s top hope amid a generally dull tournament.
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Drew Middleton
Wimbledon
Eng
William Tatum Tilden
Wimbleton
United States
Bobby Rigg
Elwood Cooke
Gene Smith
Riggs
Cooke
Smith
Ferenc Puicee
Yugoslavia
Gene
Bobby
America
Mr. Tilden
Reds Beaten by Cubs Two Ejections Mark No-Hit Laugher
Cincinnati loses 5-1 to Chicago as Vander Meer is ejected for arguing balls and strikes. Cubs rally with two hits late, Lomardi miscue allows two runs, and Sears ejects Vander Meer and Lomardi. Yankees beat Senators 10-2 while Tigers top White Sox 3-1 amid miscues and rain delays.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Reds
Chicago
Gabby Hartnett
Bill Lee
Cubs
Johnny
Vander Meer
Ziggy Sears
Billy Myers
Dick Bartell
Lloyd
Whitey) Moore
Stan Hack
Ernie Lombardi
Sears
White Sox
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Mike Tresh
Barney McCosky
Luke Appling
Earl Averill
Home Runs Help Logan Indians Beat Ashland
The Logan Indians crushed Ashland 9 to 1 in two innings with two homers by Kvedar and Sleetko. DAntonio drove in three runs, while Vic Sorres earned his eighth win in nine starts for Bluefield over Williamson. Huntington Aces beat Welch 2 to 1 before rain halted play.
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Associated Press
Logan Indians
Ashland
Indians
Kvedar
Sleetko
Vic Sorres
Bluefield
Williamson
D'Antonio
Jack Siens
Huntington Aces
Welch
Logan
Hunting
Blueville Faces Clarksburg in Pivotal Sunday Matchup
Blueville, riding a long winning streak, prepares to host Clarksburg this Sunday. Manager Dick Robins plans to send Hurling ace on the mound with Weaver behind the plate as Hank Mazza eyes a key trial in the timers.
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Blueville
Clarksburg
Hank Mazza
Timjers
Dick Robins
Weaver
Fragmented note on Mineral discoveries and railroads era
A damaged OCR passage mentions facts about Carlsbad Caverns and Dim White New Mexico, printed by a railroad in its time table. It references public perception of the railroad and a historical figure Queen Elizabeth. The garbled text suggests a discussion of exploration, fashion, and distant events without clear dates or cohesive details.
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Queen Elizabeth
A Stage Full of Cuties at Grafton Fair Grounds
Floyd King's Hit Parade, a big musical comedy, comes to Grafton for one night on Tuesday July 4 in the world's largest tent theatre. The 5,000 seat capacity allows a 80-person company and a star lineup including Earl Adair and Jennie O'Brien. Doors open 7 p.m. with show at 7:15 p.m. Prices remain at popular rates.
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Fair Grounds
Floyd King
Grafton
Fairgrounds
George White
Earl Carroll
Tabernacles
King
Earl Adair
Golden
Jennie O'Brien
Gendlin Curei
el Capitany
Winists
Billy de Vor
Renee
la Fanette
Manus Malleck
Pauline
Tbo
Bluefield Bank Elects New President After Board Member Death
A Bluefield architect Alex Mahood was elected president of the Commercial Bank of Bluefield succeeding Bernard McClaugherty who died in April. The report also notes ongoing legal actions including a murder charge contemplation after an inquest and mentions unrelated political budget discussions involving WPA funds and public works.
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Manod
Bluefield
Alex Mahood
The
Commercial Bank of
Bernard McClaugherty
State Board of Education
Relief Bill Cuts and Provisions Debate
President Roosevelt endorses a relief bill with a 3.4 percent overhead target and warns that reducing total expenditures requires efficiency. The plan calls for abolishing the federal theater program, angering professionals, while Adams criticizes the bill as senators agree with concerns about security wages and furloughs. Key items include 1.477 billion for WPA and 134 million for farm security.
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Roosevelt
Federal Theater
Adams
Sale Notice of Undivided Half Interest in Coal Rights
Special Commissioner will sell at public auction July 17, 1939 at 1 PM at the front door of Taylor County Courthouse the undivided half interest of Byron W Dillworth in coal beneath 23 acres in Flemington District near Astor. Mining rights reserved per deed dated May 16, 1939 to Theodore Thompson. Taylor County Court Clerks.
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Circuit Court of
Taylor County
G. W. Ford
W. N. Layman
Byron W. Dillworth
Court House
Byron W. Dilworth
Flemington
Astor
Dilworth
Theodore Thompson
Notice of Deed Sale and Tax Foreclosure in Taylor County WV
Public notice from E C St Clair Clerk of Taylor County Court West Virginia announcing sale of real estate in Fetterman District listed under Deed Book 79 page 89. Terms require half cash with balance in six months secured by notes. Sale of property 45.75 acres in Fetterman District to Nancy Clem and unknown heirs of William Neel. purchaser Gore Ryan. Government taxes and costs included. deed to be issued after September 2. Settlement details and redemption amounts provided.
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G. W. Ford
Ald
Frank M. Hollis Jr
Nancy Clem
William Ee Neel
Gore Ryan
Fetterman District
Cara Ryan
Sais
TOC Geereries
E. C. St, Clair
Taylor County
West Virginia
Notices to creditors and beneficiaries of Spencer Elsey estate
Commissioners notice to all persons with claims against Spencer Elsey deceased to exhibit claims with vouchers to the undersigned in Taylor County West City. Deadline in 1940 or be excluded from estate. Beneficiaries urged to attend to protect interests. Also a separate notice for Sarah Johnson estate with December 1939 deadline and same exclusion rule. John K. Bui Commissioner.
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Spencer
Elsey
Taylor County B
Taylor County
Salte
Sarah J. Johnnson
Sinet
John K. Bui
West
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