Yankees and Cubs Power Past Opponents In Major League Play
The Yankees were halted by Chicago Sox in a twinbill with Al Smith earning a win and Bob Feller closing the finale, while Mel Harder faltered. The Reds fell to the Giants as the Dodgers crushed the Cardinals. Detroit yielded to Philadelphia. Pirates blasted the Bees, and the Cubs routed the Phillies, highlighting a busy baseball slate.
Baseball scores and matchups from yesterday and today
Yesterday's results show New York 5 Cincinnati 4 and Chicago 12 Philadelphia 6 while Pittsburgh 14 Boston 2 and Brooklyn 10 St Louis had games noted. Tomorrow's probable pitchers list Guibert vs Thompson and Mulcahy vs French with several city matchups and standings references.
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Nelson Likes Title Course Ahead of Open
Cleveland June 5 Byron Nelson sized up his chances of repeating as national open champion after a 71 practice round. Hogan Snead Demaret are favored at 6 to 1 as Nelson predicts a pretty fair shot. Ray Mangrum won a $150 pitching contest with a 50 yard shot while others tuned up.
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Byron Nelson
Ben Hogan
Nelson
Ralph Guldahl
Sam Snead
Hogan
Ree
Snead
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Demaret
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Cleveland Steel
Tole
Ray Mangrum
Homer Helps Ashland Win
Ashland’s Alexander hit a sixth inning homer to break a tie and spark a 9-5 Mountain State League win over the Welch Miners. Cateriel Woolridge homered in the sixth and ninth to seal the victory as Williamson sparked a five run fifth inning.
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Yesterday's Stars Highlight Outfielder's 11th Straight Win
Carl Hubbell of the Giants earned his 11th consecutive victory by beating the Reds 5-4 and drove in the deciding run with a single. Wally Moses and Bob Johnson of the Athletics hit homers to defeat Detroit 8-6. Al Smith of the Indians won 3-2 as the Nets were held scoreless in seven innings.
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Dean Is Back On Old Scene In Texas League
Dallas report on Diz Dean returning to the Texas League with Tulsa after a failed Cubs option. The aging ace, once a 26 win star in 1931 with 303 career strikeouts, battles a tired arm while history and pride drive his comeback efforts against Fort Worth.
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Diz Dean
Texas
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Tulsa
Chicago Cubs
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Dean
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Harry Ables
Patricia Nash
Houston
Fred Ankenman
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Terry Starts Another Year at Giants Manager Post
New York June 6. Eddie Brietz notes Bill Terry begins year eight as Giants manager, alongside other sport and entertainment items. Maki’s tour raises 30000 for Finnish relief. Babe Didrikson tours Canterbury course in 76 strokes. various club and wrestling mentions appear with light gossip and notes from sports and society.
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Bill Terry
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N. S
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Kennel Klub
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Yakima
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der Hassen
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Canterbury
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Knot Hole
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Ho Hammer
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Howes
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Fights Last Night in New York Scuffle Report
An uneven bout report from New York remarks on a boxing night with fighters Pete Lello and Victor Peevark among others. The fragment hints at ring action and names two competitors amid chaotic notation and unclear scoring details.
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New York
Pete Lello
Victor Peevark
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Richard “‘Lein
Pruntytown Edges Fetterman In Tight Seven Inning Game
Pruntytown won a 2 to 0 seven inning game from Fetterman yesterday. Pruntytown pushed across a run in the fourth and another in the sixth despite being outhit 7 to 6, aided by three Fetterman errors. Hamric pitched for Pruntytown with H. McDaniel in the First Warders’ lineup.
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Taylor County Baseball League Opens Season Tuesday
Eight teams are entered for the Taylor County Baseball League with opening day June 11 at Fetterman diamond. Grafton Independents and Lucretia start the season. Stolzenfels joins Grafton pitching staff. The league includes Quality Market, Pruntytown, Fetterman, Peerless Elites, Knottsville, Flemington. schedule to be announced. Sponsored by the American Baseball Congress and supervised by WPA recreational project.
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Stolzenfels
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Conn Defends Boxing Title in 15 Round Showdown
Detroit report previews Billy Conn's third defense of the 175 pound title against Gus Lesnevich at Olympia indoor stadium. Promoters Mike Jacobs and John Nelson expect about 10,000 fans and gate receipts near $35,000 as the Irish Pittsburger pursues more money and a lasting place among the big men.
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Detroit
Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Conn
Gus Lesnevich
Cliffside Park
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Conn Leads by Ring Move and Looming Louis Clash
The six foot one fighter has filled out and is seen as a future heavyweight. Tonight’s bout starts at 9 30 p m with hype over a potential title bout against Joe Louis in Detroit this September. Conn won the title from Mello Bettina last July and edged Lesnevich last November in New York.
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Little on Bridge Shows Value of Small Cards in War of Hands
In Barclay on Bridge, the column explains how a weak hand can become decisive. South misbids three hearts, West doubles, and clever plays unfold with spades, clubs, and hearts dictating the outcome. The dealer is South, with North-South vulnerable, and East’s defense shapes the endgame through precise ruffs and signaling.
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Congo Maisie at the Dixie Theatre in two day showing
Ann Sothern stars as Congo Maisie in a new Africa set film at the Dixie Theatre. John Carroll, Rita Johnson, Shepperd Strudwick and J. M. Kerrigan support with H C Potter directing. The piece follows Maisie as a stranded showgirl in Africa with Carroll making his first Hollywood assignment.
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H. C. Potter
Double Alibi Opens at Opera House Mystery Film
A new Universal mystery titled Double Alibi will debut tonight at the Opera House starring Wayne Morris, Margaret Lindsay, and William Gargan in a tale hailed as one of the most unusual mystery stories in seasons.
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Robert Emmett Keane
Wade Boteler
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Eddy Chandler
Philip Roser
Isne
Hollywood
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Roy Chansler
Charles Grayson
Frederick C. Davis
Ben Pivar
Universal
Opera House
Wayne Morris
Margaret Lindsay
William Gargan
Radio Schedule Snips Across NBC CBS And More
A dense listing of 1930s broadcast chatter shows stations and programs across NBC CBS MBS KDKA WMMN EDKA WLW WJZ WEAF WEAP and WM, detailing news reviews dramas comedies sports and musical variety including The Green Hornet Texaco Star Theatre The Lone Ranger Amos and Andy and The Weather.
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Paul Sullivan
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WJZ
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Jack Hollister
NBC
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Nbc-Weaf
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Ee ‘Miller
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Radio Magic
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KDEA
NBC-Waz_Dahos
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Lanny Ross
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Mr. Keen
Edwin C. Hill
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Ator
EDEKA
Burns_and Allen
Hill Johnson
WLW
At Tce
Red Steele
Propaganda Radios Busy in Wartime Broadcasts
June era radio listings show propaganda from belligerent capitals shaping public sentiment. Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy plan a two month vacation from the WEAF NBC program starting July, with schedules across WEAF NBC CBS MBS and other networks.
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Europe
Bergen
Edgar Bergen
Charlie’ McCarthy
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NBC
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MBS
WJZ
Hollywood
Fred Allen
Kay Kyser
Conn Fight
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Burns
Allen
Theatre of ‘Stars
Gov
A. H. James
Dean Carl W. Aclman
Billy Connoa
Gus Lesnsvich
John D. M. Hi
R. Beteta
H. E. Stansen
Sevelt
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Coal Bids Sought by Taylor County Schools
Taylor County Board invites coal bids for the 1940 41 term. Bids must be in by 12 noon on June 8 at the office of the Superintendent of Schools in Banking and Trust, Taylor County. Specifications require full delivery and fleet details.
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For Sale Sixigoord Cotfaltes Ate
Fragmented notice lists a for sale item in uncertain terms with garbled product names and partial phrases. No clear date, place, or responsible organization readable.
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Sixigoord
Cotfaltes Ate
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