Cardinals Drop Two as Dodgers Lead NL Standings
In midseason 1946 action, the Dodgers surged to a five and a half game lead over the St. Louis Cardinals, while the Pirates swept two from the Cards. Boston Red Sox widened their AL margin over the Yankees to eight and a half after two decisive wins over Washington, as Ernie Bonham struggled for New York. Detroit split two with the Browns, Hal Newhouser winning the opener. the Phillies pursued a division spot amid tough play.
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Leo
Dodgers
Dyer
Redbirds
Brooks
St. Louis
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mort Cooper
Fritz Ostermaeling
Ralph Kiner
Bucs
Bil Baker
Nick Strincevich
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Hal Wagner
Sox
Ernie Bonham
New York Yankee
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
Tigers
Louis Browns
Hal Newhounger
Philadelphia Phils
Striking Strand Dominates 1500m and Track Talk
In a New York roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr. July 1, Lennart Strand dazzled at San Antonio with a 1500m performance near 4:12 mile pace, suggesting no American could challenge him. The piece notes limited chances for record busting at the upcoming AAA meet and touches on athletes pursuing off-field ventures, from insurance to business, alongside chessy mentions of former football and baseball figures and a Monday matinee feature.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Tommorrow
Sweden
Lennart Strand
Strand
Sam Antonio
George Fitch
Gene Ellenson
Miami Seahawks
Vic Francis
Brooklyn
Bill Schroeder
San Francisco 49Ers
Bob Kolesar
Cleveland Browns
Otto Graham
Ed Korisky
Los Angeles Dons
John Billman
Brooklyn Dodgers
Paul Woods Nets Largest Bass Yet At Tygart Lake
An official check of catches at Tygart Dam lake since bass season opened at 12 01 Saturday found 18 legal size bass and many crappie. Paul Woods of Fairmont caught the largest bass, 19 1/2 inches and 5 1/2 pounds, as hundreds fished the lake from WV, PA, and OH. Most bass ran 16 to 18 inches. anglers reported misses on larger bass and praised river runts and red head plugs as lures.
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Paul Woods
Tygart Dam
Joseph W. Powell
Paw Woods
Fairmont
West Virginia
Tygart Lake
Protector
Peanay-lvania
Ohio
Royal Monarchs Rally Tops Quality Market 5 to 3
Royal Monarchs beat Quality Market 5 to 3 as Fairmont players drove in runs and held the lead after a late rally. Norris Gerard Hamric Hebb and Stolzenfels led the hitting for Quality, with Stolzenfels pitching well until the seventh. Davis and Robinson contributed key singles for Fairmont in the eighth to seal the victory.
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Royal Monarchs
Fairmont
Monarchs
Ross Gerard
Norris
Gerard
Hamric
Hebb
Stolzenfels
Fairmonters
Davis
Pairmont
Robinson
Johnson
Quality Market AB Rhe
Moersels
Barkins
Gerarda
Tones van
Hebbands
Bennett
Wol Pet
Edwards
Boston
Aceress Leather
New York
L. Fs
Sigeto Vere
van Pelt
Moreman Ob
Sideline Slants Preview and State Notes
Weekly column notes possible neutral site for a winter fund game at South Charleston and a Cuba barnstorming trip. fox trapping campaign in Harrison county yields about 10 foxes a day caught by Conservation Commission trappers. Muhlenburg football movers Schwartzwalder may take Virgil Williams Carm Shordone and Bill Bell to Penn State. West Virginians Inc plans July 19 state meeting. housing concerns worry Bill Kemp.
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Maret
Lysis
South Charleston
Cuba
Harrison County
Conservation Commission
Floyd Schwartzwalder
Muhlenburg College
Parkersburg
Pennsylvania
Virgil Williams
Carm Shordone
Bill Bell
West Virginians, Inc
Ocal
Bill Kerm
How They Stand American League
Standings show Philadelphia 6 New York 3 Boston Washington 8 9 Detroit 1 3 St. Louis 0 2 second game 10 innings Chicago 17 5 Cleveland 3 5 second game nine inning tie
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Philadelphia
New York
Boston E. Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Baseball scores and tonight’s MLB schedule
Recaps show Brooklyn beating Boston 4-1 and New York 8-5 over Philadelphia 1-6 in 10 innings. Chicago 6-3 toppled Cincinnati 5-4 while Pittsburgh beat St. Louis 4-0. Today’s games include Chicago at Detroit and St. Louis at Cleveland with Philadelphia at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at St. Louis among others. Tomorrow’s schedule covers both American and National League matchups with several night games.
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Associated Press
Walker
Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
Mize
New York
Reiser
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
National League
Red Sox place eight on all star representatives
The Boston Red Sox led the American League with eight players chosen for the 1946 all star squad to face Detroit at Fenway Park on July 9. Notable selections include Williams, Doerr, Pesky, DiMaggio, and Ferriss. Yankee representation ranks second with six players, while Cleveland and others add a few picks.
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Chicago
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Fenway Park
Detroit
Tigers
Will Harridge
Bill Dickey
Bobby Feller
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Rudy York
Joe Gordon
Ken | Weltner
Frankie Hayes
Bobby Doerr
Charlie Keller
Luke Appling
Vernon
Stephens
Hal Newhouser
Spud Chandler
Dom DiMaggio
Stan Spence
Mickey Vernon
Johnny Pesky
George Stirnweiss
Sam Chapman
Dave ‘Boo Ferriss
Mickey Harris
Jack Kramer
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Yankee
Dickey
Cleveland
Feller
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
White Sox
Appling
Newhouser
Tiger
Steve O'Neill
York
Doerr
Pesky
Williams
Hal Wagner
Ferriss
Harris
Wagner
Classified rates and terms for Sentinel ads
Sentinel classified advertising rates specify 21 2 cents per word for the first insertion and 11 2 cents per word for each additional insertion. Inscriptions must be consecutive, set in the regular style, with a minimum charge of 55 cents. Each initial and figure counts as a word, and ads are restricted to proper classifications. Errors must be reported immediately.
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Sentinel
Nanan
Fiduciary Notice of Estate Administrators and Executors
Legal notes disclose fiduciary parties before the undersigned for settlement. Names appear including Clarence, Lonnie Ups, Silvia, Phillips, Ernest Hy Smith, Marguerite Beverlin, G. W. Ford, Mosher B. Stuck, and other estate executors or administrators. Commissioner John K Burdett of Tayloe County issues the notice dated July 1948.
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First Nations Bank of Grafton
John T. Khbee
EB. Burke
Charles ©. Burde
Claude M.’ Stubbins
Dorsey L
William P
Clarence He
Lonnie Ups
Svivia Ee
Eklin
Phillips Ernest Hy Smith
Z/J. Smith
Marguerite Beverlin
Nettle Brand
Beverlin
G. W. Ford
He Este
Fargarer
Mosher B. Stuck
Jobn K Burdett
Agemmaém Tayloe County
Westets
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el Bithorn
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Pritt
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Cullenbine
Rill Baker
Pirate
Kiner
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Strincevich
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Appalachian Baseball League
Charlie “Bucket” Coe
Piccadilly
Louisiana State
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Veterans Administration
Som
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Opelika
Tommie Thompson
Malvern Morgan
Valley Rebels
Tip
Tom Scott
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Central Missouri State
Tarheels
Washington Street
Godwin& Shaffer
Ford
Monarch
Christiana Street
Grafton Shoe Hospital
West Main Street
Arthur Anderson, Jr
Matthews
Gladys Creek
Kalabasco Sales & Service
Fairmont Avenue
W. Va
Gerardmen
Higbe
Lewis
Willi Boston
Grafton
Case
American League
Hoover
Carl Jones
Homer Bartlett
Simpson
Kinsey
Godwin
Mendelson Junk Co
Knotts Avenue
Main Street
Bath
Ona Street
West Side
Wilford Street
E. Wilford Street
Brownlow Park
FR. H. A
G. I. Veterans Loans
KOU
Parrish Agency
RNC
Grafton. Furnace
W. Main
Bybert
Simmer
Joan
Tyalor County
Clarksburg Finance CO
Grafton Branch
Grafton Banking & Trust Bldg
Grafton, W.wa
Victor Halbritter
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