Dodgers Solve Elmer Riddle In Comeback Win Drama
The Brooklyn Dodgers overcame Elmer Riddle’s early 4-0 lead at Crosley Field, rallying to a 5-4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Pete Reiser’s double and three late singles fueled the burst, preserving a first-place tie in the National League as St. Louis beat New York.
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Yesterday's Stars Highlight Surprising Baseball Rounds
Joe DiMaggio and Charley Keller powered the Yankees past the Indians with homers. Dick Errickson delivered seven-hit pitching to pace the Braves over the Cubs. Taft Wright and Myril Hoag each had four hits as the White Sox routed the Red Sox. Frank Crespi and Estel Crabtree drove in the winning run for the Cardinals in the 12th against the Giants. Vince DiMaggio for the Pirates hit a bases loaded double to beat the Phillies. Frank Hayes belted a two-run homer in the sixth as the A's defeated the Browns. Dixie Walker starred for the Dodgers with three hits against the Reds. Archie, the Senators, collected three hits in a big swing at the Tigers.
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Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Marius Russo
Indians
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Charley Keller
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Taft Weight
Myril Hoag
Frank Hayes
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Yankees
Braves
Cubs
Taft Wright
White Sox
Red
Frank Crespi
Cardinals
Pirates
Athletics
Browns
Dixie Walker
Ge Archie
Senators
Tigers
Miners Rally In 12 Inning Marathon For Win
Bluefield and Welch played 12 innings in the longest Mountain State league game of the season. McDowell County edged Bluefield 6 to 3 as the Miners scored three runs in overtime on a homer, a walk, and two doubles. State police escorted Umpire Spears after threats from Bluefield fans. Williamson led Williamson with a 6 2 decision over Logan Indians. Winslow Stroupe set a season record with 18 strikeouts in Huntington's 7-1 win over Ashland. Gastonia youth pitcher struck out the first eight batters.
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Bluefield
Welch
McDowell
Miners
Spears
Williamson
Logan Indians
Winslow Stroupe
Ashland
Huntington
Gastonia
N. C
National League Yesterday's Results
St Louis edged New York 5 to 4 while Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 5 to 4 at night. Boston beat Chicago 6 to 1 and Pittsburgh downed Philadelphia 5 to 2 in late games.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
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American League Games Today Schedule Summary
Teams to face off include New York at St Louis with Lanier vs. eman, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Hughes vs Bowman, Boston at Chicago Javery vs Passeau, Cleveland at New York Harder or Bagby against Gomez, Chicago at Boston Dietrich vs Harris, Detroit at Washington Newhouser vs Chase, and St Louis at Philadelphia Aliker against Harris.
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St Louis
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Bowman
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Chicago
Javery
Passeau
Cleveland
Harder
Bagby
Gomez
Dietrich
Harris
Detroit
Washington
Newhouser
Chase
St. Louis
Alikér
Sammy Snead Teams With Patty Berg In St Paul Open Pro-Am
Sam Snead pairs with Patty Berg in the St Paul Open pro women's event, hoping a new putter lasts 18 holes. Berg, a top Minneapolis golfer, has lately shot two-under par 70 on a twin cities course, while Snead battles his misbehaving putter and contemplates the tune-up round before the tournament.
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Sam Snead
Sam
Minneapolis
Patty Berg
Twin Cities
ParsonS to Play in West Virginia Open Tennis
In the West Virginia Open Tennis tournament quarterfinals on July 24, Delos Parsons of Huntington meets Don Leavens of Washington, D C in the lower bracket, while Barney Welsh of Rockville Maryland faces Bob Bietch of Richmond Virginia in the upper section. fourth seed Alex Guerry Jr of Sewanee Tennessee is set to challenge Ed Oleschinger of Cleveland and Harris Everitt of Jacksonville Florida opposes Buddy Adair of Washington California in the men’s division. Women’s contenders Dorothy Bell of Wheeling and Ann Miller Spilman of Charleston advanced to quarterfinals, with Catherine Wolfe of Bikbart Indiana seeded No 4, and LXY Miskged Boll, former state closed champion, to meet her in a second round match.
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Mountain State
Delos (Deacon) Parsons
Huntington
Don Leavens
Washington, D.C
Barney Welsh
Rockville
Bob Bietch
Richmond
Alex Guerry
California and Tennessee contestants in a beauty contest
Tween Mercedes Marlowe of Cali fornia and Betty Bass of Knox ville Tenn. Mrs. Spilman will remain idle until after a second round fee is selected for Mrs. Louis Kieffer of Huntington. Mrs. Kieffer will battle the winner of the contest between Ruth Ann Brammer of Huntington and Jean Anderson of Knoxville.
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Mercedes Marlowe
California
Betty Bass
Knoxville
Tenn
Spilman
Louis Kieffer
Huntington
Logan Pross Open Titlist Wiechman At WV Open
Clem Wiechman of Logan won the George C. Weimer trophy as West Virginia Open champion with a 73 to finish 287 over 73 holes at White Sulphur Springs. Johnny Jarvis Charleston was second with 290, while J C Schorr Bluefield took third at 294. Jules Blanton Parkersburg and Ray Vaughan Lewisburg tied for fourth at 299, with Joe Kuhn Gauley Bridge at 300 and Bill Swing Huntington and Marvin Lamp 301s.
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Rocky) Schorr
Bluefield
Jules Blanton
Parkersburg
Ray
Joe Kuhn
Gauley Bridge
Jevins
Bill Swing
Huntington
Marvin Lamp
Jarvis
Wiechman
Fights Last Night Chicago Tony Zale 161
A report from Chicago notes Tony Zale 161 fought in a non title bout against Ossié Bulldog Fiar. The card also featured Hollywood Bob Pastor 166 earning a decision over Turkey in 18 rounds.
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Tony Zale
Gary
Tod
NBA
Ossié
Fiarris
Pittsburgh
Hollywood
Bob Pastor
Turkey
Rumor Mill Links Crosby to Football Club Move
Gossip and unconfirmed chatter swirl around Johnny Mize's price tag and a potential NFL club deal tied to Bing Crosby's brother Everett and John Kimbrough's Hollywood interests. Other sports notes include Tony Zale backing Tom Harmon, Bobby Riggs favored for a national title, and Ray Robinson amid cautious support.
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New York
Special News Service
Johnny Mize
Hue Barney Ross
Bing Crosby
Everett
John Kimbrough
Hollywood
Douglas B. Hertz
John
Bingo
Tony Zale
Big Pal
Tom Harmon
Gary
Frank Kovacs
Bobby Riggs
Bob Feller
Yanks
Larry
Dodgers
Milton Berle
Pete Scalzo
N.B.A. Feather
Ray Robinson
Curt Herrman
Gordon Pixley
Allentown
Interstate Loop
Bill McKechnie
Schnozzle Lombardi
Jerry Mitchell
New York Post
Indians
Rhineland
Bill Fritsch
Patrick Edward Comiskey
Henry Cooper
Pete
Riggs favored as Mulloy upsets Kovacs in Sea Bright
Gardnar Malloy, a legal scholar and Florida economist, delivered a major upset by eliminating Frank Kovacs in the Sea Bright tennis tournament as Bobby Riggs heads toward a possible semifinal clash. Mulloy defeated Kovacs in three sets 6-3 7-5 6-4 to become a strong favorite for the finals, while Riggs matches Jack Kramer and others advance in the 54th annual event.
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N. J
Bobby Riggs
Riggs
Bobby
Gardnar Malloy
University of Florida
Frank Kovacs
Tefirits
Kovacs
Bitsy Grant
Mulloy
Don McNeill
Ted Schroeder
Frankie Parker
Wayne Sabin
Softball Game Planned At Brownlow Diamond
A 6:30 PM daylight time softball game is scheduled at Brownlow Park diamond with the Brownlow Park reaction team meeting the B and O team in a likely interesting contest. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend for a pleasant evening at the playground.
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Tale Kayoes Ossie Harris at Zale anniversary bout
In Chicago at the outdoor arena Tony Zale the National Boxing Association middleweight champion knocked out Ossie Harris in the first round of a scheduled 10 round non title fight. The crowd of 3,800 watched Zale floor Harris after 1 minute 20 seconds. Zale weighed 161 and Harris 161 1.
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Ossie
Bulldog
Hostak
Seattle
Zale
Harris
Texas Terrors at Opera House with Red Barry
Opera House tonight features Red Barry in Texas Terrors with Julie Duncan Al St John and others. Barry recalls his slain parents and vows to seek justice through law after returning incognito as Robert Mills to his hometown where Blake remains a threat.
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Opera House
Julie Ducan
al St. John
Sammy McKim
Eddie Waller
Arthur Loft
William Ruhl
Fred
Snowflake” Toones
Barry
Sammy Mc~ Kim
Blake
Robert Mills
Classified advertising rates and sample rental notices
Classifica Sentinel outlines rates two cents per word for first insertion and one cent per word for each additional insertion with a minimum charge of five forty five cents. It includes examples of rental notices and recruitment text from Industrial Life Company and Hospitalization offering positions in several counties. Also includes a rental item listing for a wheelchair and a light housekeeping room rental. Personal tonic product advertisement closes with a drug store sale offer.
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Industrial Life Company
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Preston
Monongelia
P. O. Box
Fairmont
West Virginia
Pillar of the town becomes feared thief and killer
In Ecudar today Barry seeks to overthrow the Blake faction amid thrill packed action. Ecuadorean troops chase attackers beyond the Zaramilla river and seize Peruvian posts at Aguas Verdes and Brancamoro. Eight Peruvian planes strike Puerto Bolivar three times.
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Blake
Ecuador
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Brancamoro
Puerto Bolivar
Buckhannon Legion Team Wins First In Series
Buckhannon's American Legion junior baseball team won the first of a three game series for the West Virginia championship yesterday by defeating Belle 4 to 1. The second game will be played in Charleston Saturday and if a third game is necessary it will follow immediately.
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West Virginia
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Peruvian Troops Repulsed In Attack On Ecuador
In Guayaquil Ecuador on July 23 official reports say Peruvian forces launched a general attack along a 12 mile front but were repulsed by Ecuadorian troops. Details of casualties were not released.
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Central West Virginia Stations lineup and late night programs
Radio schedules list stations including WMMN WEAF WABC WOR and KDKA with a mix of news, music, sports, dramas and orchestras. Programs feature Jack Armstrong Three Suns Kraft Music Hall Barber Shop Quartet and Dance Orch with varied entertainers and time slots across the evening.
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Brother Joe
Chief Blackhawk
WEAF
The
Brave
WABC
Mary Marlin
CBS
WBLK
Irene Wicker
Abbotts
the O'Neills
Jack Armstrong
Burl Eyes
WOR
Duke Daly
Orb
Wings
Edwin C
Hill
Suns
WWVA
Escorts
Betty
WJZ
KDKA
WLW
WIZ
Bill Stern
Bob Edge
WBLE
Jeel Doddard
WTAM
Bob
Joel
Sam
Paul Sullivan
Don Lindley
Orch
Easy Aces
Fred Waring
Kmod
Andy
OBJ
Wir
Superman
Mr. Keen
WELK
News of the World
Lanny Ross
WMMM
CBL
WWYA
Kaltenborn
Jack Gru
Ricardo
Si Wabc
Wythe Willams
Cbs—Solon Orch
Sky
Britain
Abe Bottle
Diane Couthney
Kraft Music Hall
Major Bowes-Morton
Gould
Tommy Dorsey
Nelhisorsy
Olmsted
Cbs—News
Wizz
Carl Hoff
Amos
Wii
Carl Hoffs
Britain Speaks
War
Bend Cutler
OKA
Dilamy Dorsey
Bob Cheater
Ray Hutton
Jack Corey
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