Stolzenfels Hurls No-Hit No-Run County League Game
Robert Stolzenfels of the Grafton Independents hurled six innings of no hit no run ball, striking out 13 as the Independents beat Knottsville 14 to 0. He added a triple and three two base hits, scored twice, and helped his team pile up six runs in the second inning and four in the fifth.
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Robert
Chubby"’ Stolzenfels
Grafton Independents
Taylor County Baseball League
Stolzenfels
Knottsville
Grafton
Tigre
Heir
Farlow
Bolyard
Poe
Stolzen
Pottsville
Rafton
Golfing title contest returns strong foe at White Sulphur
July 2 in White Sulphur Springs amid wind and rain, Parkersburg's Ann Hoblitzell leads 55 women in first round match play as rival Pritai Stifel Quarrier resumes title bid. Quarrier earns medalist honors with 81, Wheeling and Charleston golfers chase early rounds amid a large field and tricky conditions.
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White Sulphur Springs
Ann Hoblitzell
Parkersburg
Pritai Stifel Quarrier
Hoblitzell
Quarrier
M. M. Moorhead
Charleston
Stifel
Wheeling
J. H. Kabler
Bluefield
Quartrer
Henny Payne
E. W. Stifel
John O. Tucker
Freddie Hawkins
B. W. Stiel
R. B. Buubaugh
Henry Payne
Roert_W. Lowe
Smith
TaFollette
Trout Season Extended Ten Days By Commission
Charleston dispatch says the Conservation Commission extended the trout season by ten days to July 17 due to poor fishing conditions from April 27. Anglers may fish trout or bass during the extension, as the bass season had moved earlier. Commissioner H W Shawhan noted high water and cool temps hampered fishing all season.
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Charleston
H.W. Shawhan
Shawhan
Tutwiler struggles in first round of 27th state golf meet
Ed Tutwiler, 20, posted seven over par after 36 holes amid gusty winds and soggy greens at Old White course in White Sulphur Springs Spain. Fred Bannerot, Ray Vaughan, and Jack Grimes mirrored or approached his score as match play loomed. action resumes Wednesday as floods retreat in Texarkana Arkansas after heavy rain.
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Spain
Ed Tutwiler
Tutwiler
Charleston
Fred Bannerot
Ray Vaughan
Lewisburg
Jack Grimes
Wheeling
Baseball results and upcoming NL games
Yesterday the National League delivered tight finishes with St. Louis 3 Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 3 and New York 7 Boston 1. Today Cincinnati visits St. Louis nightly pitching matchup Deringer against McGee while Brooklyn plays Philadelphia Beck vs Beck? Schumacher etc.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Boston
Deringer
McGee
Philadelphiaton
Beck
Errickson
Schumacher
Bowman
Lee
Baseball Scores and Matchups Across the American League
In major league action Detroit edged Chicago 3 to 1 while Philadelphia defeated Boston 9 to 1 and St. Louis beat Cleveland 2 to 1. New York beat Washington 8 to 4 as Chicago faced Detroit with Dietrich opposing Sears or Trout, and St. Louis met Cleveland with Harris facing Harder. Charleston and Huntington social notices list Mrs Rolla Campbell, Sr and Mrs H D Everett plus Fairmont and other names.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Caster
Heusser
Harris
Gatehouse
New York
Washington
Gomez
Leonard
Chicago
Detroit
Dietrich
Sears
Trout Deny
St. Louis
Cleveland
R. Harris
Harder
M. G. Geiger
Charleston
Rolla Campbell, Sr
Huntington
M. M. Foster
Fairmont
H. D. Everett
CLU Pvt
Ana Philadelphia
Browns Rise Up Again To Beat Indians
The St. Louis Browns defeated the Cleveland Indians 2-1 as Elden Auker held the Tribe to eight hits, nearly a shutout before a ninth inning walk loaded the bases. The Browns also moved into first place contention, while other majors results included the Cardinals beating the Reds 3-2 and the Dodgers 4-3 over the Phillies.
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Browns
Indians
Quail and Deer Abundance Boosts Fall Hunting Prospects
Charleston dispatch reports the Conservation Commission foresees plentiful quail rabbit and grouse this fall though squirrel and wild turkey may be scarcer. Quail numbers rise despite poor nesting conditions and recent heavy rains. Deer populations are increasing with widespread sightings, though several counties show limited proof.
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Charleston
Conservation Commission
H. W. Shawhan
Cabell
Gilmer
Ohio
Roane
Tyler
Wirt
Wood
Jefferson
Lincoln
Wildlife Survey Notes Hard Winter Hits Populations
The survey reports scarce continuous woodland in some sections, raccoon numbers rising slowly, and squirrels in dire condition due to spotty mast and heavy hunting. Turkeys also suffered through the winter, reflecting broad wildlife stress.
Tony Galento Set to Fight Max Baer in Jersey Park
In Jersey City Tony Galento and Max Baer clash in a 15 round bout at the local park, expected before 9 p.m. EST with about 30,000 fans to watch. The winner earns a shot at Joe Louis in September. Baer would need a stunning upset to lure Promoter Mike Jacobs after his prior setback. Galento relies on courage and a punishing left hook, while Baer brings reach height and power but has been unusually quiet leading to this fight.
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Gayle Talbot
Jersey City
N. J
Tony Galento
Max Baer
Tony
Joe Louis
Galento
Baer
Louis
Mike Jacobs
Negro
Max
Mayo Clinic Seeks Fluid Cure for Flipper Limbs
The Mayo clinic is said to be working on a fluid to inject into calcified arms like Dizzy Dean's. Patty Berg plans turning pro July 8 and will tour the country lecturing. Sonja Honey will wed Arch Ward soon. Barney McCoskey shines for Detroit yet debates his star status. The United Mine Workers take over a Pennington Gap club in Virginia. Fight, special Galen to win despite his chin.
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Eddie Briet
New York
Mayo Clinic
Dizzy Dean
Kilian
Vopel
el Galento
Patty Berg
Chicago
Galento
Benny M'Coy
Connie Mack
Sonja
Joe DiMaggio
the DiMaggno
Labor Dept
United Mine Workers’ Union
Pennington Gap
Appalachian League
Galen
Dempsey Wins Opening Comeback in Atlanta Bout
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey returned at age 45 with a four minute, 58 second victory over Clarence Luttrell. Dempsey dominated, breaking Luttrell’s nose and leaving him battered and helped to a hospital as onlookers cheered the crowd of about 10,000 and a $15,000 gross.
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Lewis Hawkins
Atlanta
Cash Reigsters
Jack Dempsey
Manassa Mauler
Clarence
Paule) Attrell
Dempsey
Luttrell
Fights Last Night Scene Across Multiple Cities
In Chicago Mike Gamiere stopped Johnny Pleasant in the 138 pound division. Pittsburgh saw Tony Musto outpoint Curtis Sheppard in ten. Atlanta witnessed Jack Dempsey knock out Clarence Luttrell in the 205 pound class. New York had Solly Krieger defeat Al McCoy in the 175 pound bout.
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Chicago
Mike Gamiere
Cleveland
Johnny Pleasant
Pittsburgh
Tony Musto
Curtis Sheppard
Atlanta
Jack Dempsey
New York
Clarence Luttrell
Texas
Solly Krieger
Brooklyn
al McCoy
Boston
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Major League Highlights
Buck Newsom and the Tigers routed the White Sox with six hit pitching and seven strikeouts. Cliff Melton of the Giants limited the Bees to six hits while striking out nine for his seventh win. Enos Slaughter slugged two homers for all of the Cardinals runs. Joe Medwick drove in a run with a triple and scored on a wild pitch as the Dodgers beat the Phillies 4-3. Vince DiMaggio homered to tie Pittsburgh at 4-4 and the Pirates won 4-3 in ten innings over Chicago.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Detroit ‘Tigers
Auker
Elden Auker
Browns
Cleveland
Hal Trosky
St. Lois
Cardinals
Hugh Mulcahy
Giants
Boston Bees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Vince Dimagero
Pittsburgh
Claude Passeau
Big Buck Newsom
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Washington
Hal Chase
Philadelphia Athletics
Buck Newsom
Tigers
White Sox
Cliff Melton
Bees
Enos,Slaughter
St. Louis
Joe Medwick
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Phillies
Vince DiMaggio
Pirates
Cubs
New League Team Routed In First Game Of Year
The Waddell Fuel team, replacing Lucretia in Taylor County Baseball League, lost 6 to 3 to Pruntytown in its first official game yesterday. No extra base hits were recorded. Tonight the Grafton Independents meet the Peerless Elites at Blueville.
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Waddell Fuel
Lucretia
Taylor County Baseball League
Pruntytown
Grafton Independents
Blueville
Junior League Opens With Busy Taylor County Schedule
The Taylor county Junior Baseball League opens tomorrow at Fetterman at 10 a.m. with a full first half schedule including Quality Market Jrs, Lockwood, Union Drug, Hilltoppers and Fetterman in July games. A second half follows with pivotal matchups and a playoff series August 19 through 23 culminating in a trophy for the champions.
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Taylor County
Fetterman
Quality Market Jrs
Lockwood & Lockwood
Union Drug
Hilltoppers
Quality Marketers
Betterman
Lockwood
Logan Wins 1-0 In Eighth Inning Walkoff
In a pitchers duel at Ashland, Logan topped Ashland 1-0 as Ken Mountz stroked a long single to drive in Sigert in the eighth. Snyder drew a walk earlier, but was out at second on a attempted sacrifice as Sigert was ruled safe at first. Rain halted the rest of the league schedule with Logan remaining in Ashland and Bluefield set for Will yesterday.
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Associated Press
Logan
Ashland
Snyder
Sigert
Ken Mountz
Bluefield
Will
Sentinel Want Ad Sparks Quick Results
A compact want ad in the Sentinel promises fast outcomes for items and services. Readers are invited to place brief notices to reach a broad local audience seeking quick sales, trades, or offers.
Kate Smith Signs Up For Two Years On Non cancellable Basis
New York July 2 A non cancellable contract binds Kate Smith to January 1 1943 with nearly two years remaining and unlimited renewal options beyond that date A war suspension clause is included Most Toscanini broadcast details and other NBC CBS WEAF and WJZ programs listed alongside mentions of German progress and radio schedules
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New York
Kate Smith
United States
Plan Toscanini
Arturo Toscanini
Montevideo
WJZ
NBC
North America
Alfredo Baldomir
Uruguay
Europe
Germany
Russia
Galen
WEAF
CBS
MBS
Tony Galento
Max Baer
WEAP
Navy
Lewis Compton
Horace Heidt
Meredith Willson
Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
Townsend
U Wabc
We the People
Jimmy Durante
Central WV Station Schedule and NBC CBS Network Entries
A dense listing catalogs Central West Virginia station 890kc and NBC CBS network programs across the evening hours. It names stations WJZ WEAF WEAP WMMN KDKA WLW and others with shows from Amos n Andy to Fibber McGee and Molly, orchestras, and news segments, reflecting a packed radio schedule.
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NBC
WJZ
Jose Bettencour Ord
Nbc-Weaf
Yvette
CBS
Paul Sullivan
KDKA
Cbs—Troubadors
Lowell Thomas Mentator
WMMN
Paul Douglas
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Nbc-Weap
Fred War
Chesterfield
Amos ‘N Andy
Skete
WEAF
Glenn Miller
Bob Hope
WPA Symphony
W. Kdka
Wlww
Fred Waring
Cecil Golly
Orch
Edwin C. Hill
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K.O. Maxie
MAYOS
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Leytlry, Skaggs and Company
Kate
Lorenzo Jones
Cbs-Chain
T. V. Smith
Hedda Hopper
Delaware Park
American Guild of Banjoists
Classified Sentinel
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Coop
Sentinel
J. Tre Phat Rae Ay
Lincoln Street
Francis Smith
West Main Street
Zie Horky
West Virginia
Mr. Keen
Tra
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Lanny Ross
Tenor
the Stardusters
Mbc
Inside ‘of Sports
WLW
H. V
WBC
Nbc-Weai
Johnny Prese
Uncle Jim
Sam
CDBS
Court of Missing
Horace Heid O' Gold
NBG
Cats
Bert, Hirsh
Wjz—Cavalcade of America
Laugh
Bob Chester
Will Osborne
Tommy Dorsey
Larry Guinton
Wireseee
Ofch
Sete
Bob Byrne
EDKA
al Marisco
Orcht
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Herman Middleman
Gene Aerups
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Ray Herbeck
Need
Leonard Keller
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