Cardinals Start Hot Stretch as Second Half Opens
The St Louis Cardinals aim to extend a late six short pennant runs as the second half of the season begins. Dodgers face injury and tumult while Giants, Cubs, Reds, and Braves battle for division lead in a crowded National League opener. In the American League, the Yankees host Cleveland while Boston and Detroit renew their series as postwar baseball resumes.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Brooklyn ‘Dodgers
Bite
New York Giants
Eddie Dyers
Dodgers
Pee Wee Reese
Chicago Cubs
Behin
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Cincinati Reds
Boston Braves
Crosley Philot
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phil
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Boston
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Washington
Roundup notes on Louis Mauriello match and other sports bits
A July 11 roundup surveys boxing talk on Louis Mauriello as bold Louis foe, jokes about neutral sites, plus light notes on tennis at Forest Hills, baseball prospects, and the odd sports gag of the week. It mentions Mauriello’s Bronx tavern ties and Louis restaurant plans, with scattered player moves and administrative notes.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Joe Louis
Billy Cornwaltz
Mike Jacobs
Louis
Tami Mauriello
Tami
Joe
Mauriello
Bronx
Herlem
Tony
Galento
New Jersey
Alex Shulta
Seattle! Times
Walla Walls State Penitentiary
Portland
Mexico
Forest Hills
Walter Pate
Atetr
West Virginia Wildlife Seasons And FBI Century Club Case
The report lists quail, rabbit, Tascoos, and other game open and closing dates across counties with bag limits and season lengths. It also notes a deer season from December through December 7, and changes to fox, muskrat, and mink seasons. A separate page portion covers the Century Club robbery, FBI agent Fred Hallford’s update, and lack of a federal-angle breakthrough while noting stolen Migmey potentially exceeding five thousand dollars.
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Ballvour
Doddridge
West Virginia
Nicholas Re Ee
Fayette
Summers
Taylor
Wetzel
Wyoming
Ween
Fred Hallford
Baltimore
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Atkinson
FBI
No clear readable article headline available
Continued from page adds that he would take the job for a time at least in addition to his duties as CTO head and president of the CIO Steel Workers union
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Pageames
CTO
CIO. Steelworkers Union
Champion Field Opens Today at Kansas City Open
Champions from the United States and Canada gather for the $20,000 Kansas City Open at Champion Field with stars Hogan and Nelson posting 69 and 70 in practice. Notables include Mangrum, Snead, Fazio, Keisen, and amateur Frank Stranahan among starters amid 98 degree heat.
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Patrick Kansas
Akron
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Snead
New York
Hogan
Nelson
Pete Cooper
Gainesville
Fla
Dale Morley
Springfield
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
D. Toney Penna
Cincinnati
Voter Precinct Officials Listed Across Flemington Grafton Areas
The notice lists precincts 16 through 26 detailing commissioners and clerks for Flemington Grafton Rosemont and surrounding districts. It names residents by street addresses such as 918 West Main and 335 West Washington, plus several route numbers, with designated clerks like Miss Daisy Burns and Mrs. Minnie Goodwin.
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W. Main St
clert—Mirs
Ada Mae Withers
Main St
George Rendle
W. Main
Ralph Ringler
Mabel Bartlett
Flemington
Ira Greathouse
Lula Chenoweth
Daisy Burns
Minnie Goodwin
Rosemont
Grafton
Ralph Eunst
W. Washington St
Ernest Harr
Francis
Lita Bartlett
W. Francis St
Sylvia C. Wagner
Pearl
Waugh
W. Knotts Ave
Board — Commissioners
T. T. Yates
W. Washington
Buoch Satterfield
W. Wilford
Pearl Carney
Ruth Proudfoot
W. Wilford St
Ase
Board— Commissioners
Ooie Bunner
Luzandder St
Idella Carroll
B. Wilford St
Mabel Pawley
Edna Hunt Poling
Walter St
E. Lincoln St
Earlenour
Monroe
Torlock
Musen
Lincoln St
Gertrude V. Rasmussen
Ford Wolfe
Havell
Hoskingen
Lincoln Sty
Lillian Morgan
Grand
Boxing Night Results and Tomorrow’s Schedules
Yesterday’s stars include Willie Pep in Hartford and Jackie Patterson in Scotland with decisions and TKOs. A slate of pro bouts lists Levine, Dellicurtt, Har ris and Sanchez in Brooklyn and Providence. Tonight’s card features Docusen vs Haire in St Louis and multiple major league baseball telecasts and tomorrow’s schedule includes National and American League games with limited remaining cards.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
Willie Pep
Hartford
T. KO
Harold “Cannonball” Gibson
New York
Glasgow
Scotland
Jackie Patterson
Joe Curran
Liverpool
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Artie Levine
Vic Dellicurtt
Bridgeport
Conn
Ronnie MacDonald
Edmonton
Alberta
Henry Holt
Danbury
Providence
Jackie Harris
Boston
Local Precinct Officials and Clerks Listed in Volumea Record
The document lists numerous precinct commissioners and clerks across routes and precincts. Names include Daisy Rector Creed Miss Tha Warder Ruth Cain Miss Lottie Hen Srickson and Mrs. Evelyn Paugh with addresses and route numbers. ThePrecinct Receiving Board is named as E. & White with an implied location.
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Daisy Rector
Dorothy Leach
Simpson
Mary Jane Whitehair
Wendel
Creed
Ross
Sherman ‘Haselden
A. G. Howatter
Tha Warder
Okey
Lough
Bessie Felton
Ruth Cain
Simpson Fetterman
Lelia Peters
Charles ‘Hall
Lottie Hen' Srickson
Ed Gan
GO. B. Sinnel
Indeperience
Mary "Bayer
Inet
Bloom
Gladys Towles
Ruth Warde
W. Baine
Evelyn Paugh
Babe Zaharias Favored In Trans Miss Western Classic
July 11 report from Denver notes Babe Didrikson Zaharias as the favorite to win the 16th annual Western classic at Denver Country Club. She faces early competition from 12-year-old Mar Tet Baur of Long Beach while Marlene, who qualified with 2 1 79, defeats Mrs. E N Hyman 2 and 1 as crowds follow the Denver action.
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Denver
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Rocky Mountain
Babe
Mar- Tet Baur
Long Beach
Calif
Sam O'Neal
Odessa
Voters Listed Across Precincts and Officials Names
A crowded voter roll lists Hazel Painter and Mrs. Blanch Bailey at Maple Avenue, with commissioners and clerks across precincts 29 to 36. The document names Mrs. Jesse Payne, Mrs. Ruth Bumgardner, Miss Mabel White, J N Yates, Mrs. Rena Marquess, Alta Sloan, Hilda Lake, Ada Strauss, Clarence L Poe, Margaret Nuzum, Nina Powell, Maude Batson, Callie Moats, Elizabeth Elliott, Ed ith Countryman, Cooper Bartlett, Lena Rin ker, Mabel Weaver, and Earl Thomas.
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Hazel Painter
Maple Ave
Blanch Bailey
Jesse Payne
Yates Ave
Ruth Bumgardner
Mabel White
J. N. Yates
Walnut Sr
Rena Marquess
Walnut St
Alta Sloan
Hilda Lake
Thayer St
Ada Strauss
Clarence
L. Poe
Beech St
Margaret Nuzum
Dewey
Nina Powell
Maude A. Batson
Dewey Ave
Callie Moats
Elizabeth Elliott
Edith Countryman
Cooper Bartlett
Lena Rinker
Mabel Weaver
Earl . Thomas
COLUMNIST Atkinson’s stark view on Soviet democracy
The piece outlines Atkinson’s three NY Times articles from Moscow criticizing Soviet governance. He argues friendship with Russia is impossible and labels the regime totalitarian, led by a Communist party politburo. He questions the persistence of the iron curtain concept in policy.
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fCrmunsmn Sro
China
Russia
Atkinson
New York Times
Moscow
United States
Communist_ party
Servo Beating Delays Bout With Robinson in New York
The title bout between Marty Servo and Ray Robinson, planned for August 21 at Yankee Stadium, is postponed after Servo was beaten by Rocky Gaziano. Promoter Mike Jacobs and manager Al Weill disagree on a new date with Madison Square Garden and an outdoor venue both considered.
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New York
Marty Servo
Ray Robinson
Yankee Stadium
Servo
Rocky Gaziano
Yankees
Park
Chicago
Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Weill
Westfield Girl Favored In Hambletonian Race
Westfield Girl, bay filly from E. J. Bakers St Charles II stable, won two heats including a 2.05 second heat in the $1,000 three year old trotters stake at OLD BEACH Me on July 11. Trainer-driver Harry Whitney guided five winners in yesterday’s grand circuit dashes on the mile track, boosting the filly as a top Hambletonian favorite for Goshen next month.
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Old Beach
Westfield Girl
Goshen
E. J. Baker
St. Charles
Harry Whitney
West Virginia notes, deaths, and savings bond totals from 1946
OPA investigators testified overcharges on four items purchased June 6 with judgment deferred. Glen Farris Mace Jr. of Millstone Calhoun County died of tetanus after digging for fishing arrows. Miss Jenell Ilmoth, 22, assistant director of nurses at Mountain State Hospital in Charleston, died from automobile crash injuries during a Fourth of July visit. West Virginians bought $30,125,236 in U S savings bonds in the first half of 1946 without loan drives or aggressive sales, per State Bonds Director Bernard B Payne.
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OPA
Spencer
Glen Farris Mace, Jr
Millstone
Calhoun County
Weston
Jienell Ilmoth
the Mountain State Hospital
Charleston
West
Committee hearing targets Hardy testimony and list of witnesses
Meader said after Hardy's testimony the committee would hear Milton H Petit a board member noted for wartime army navy E awards and Al Bent Jacobson a chemical warfare service attorney as the hearing proceeds.
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Mittee. Meader
Hardy
Milton H Petit
Al‘bent Jacobson
Chemical’ Warfare Service
Patterson Fails To Defeat Curran In Hampden Showdown
Flyweight champion Curran retains title after a 8 rounds in front of 50 000 at Hampden stadium. Patterson lacks power and cannot sustain offense while Curran endures a cut over the left eye and stays dominant through the mid rounds.
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Crod
Hampden Pari
Curran
Geoffrey Simpson
London Daily Mail
Patterson
Classified Rates Note in Sentinel Column
Classified rates are two and a half cents per word for the first insertion and one and a half cents per word for each addition after the first. Minimum charge is 55 cents. Each initial and each figure count as a word. Ads must conform to proper classification and style.
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