Cubs Lucky They Didn't Find Lee Paneau Buyers
Chicago nine owe most wins to Bill Lee and Claude Passeau. Passeau pitched his 11th straight complete game in a 7-1 win over Philadelphia after Lee’s eighth start. both have helped Cubs claim 17 of 25 NL victories. Weather delays forced postponements. Yankees catcher Buddy Rosar sprained a leg and Ed Kearse subbed behind the plate. Red Sox swept Browns 8-7 as Tabor delivered a ninth inning RBI. Cleveland topped Washington 8-6 after a four-run ninth.
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Military parade and static exhibits at Glenn Martin show
A provisional force of 1,200 soldiers with modern weapons will perform a sham battle as part of a war show. The program includes infantry, machines, tanks, artillery, aircraft, and a static exhibit with mortars, bombs, a field hospital, and assorted implements. Visiting war heroes attend a stadium event and dinner.
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Major League Leaders in Baseball
The night’s leaders span the leagues with Doerr and Gordon top batting in the AL, while Reiser and Ott pace the NL. Williams and Williams again highlight power and runs, with Hayes and Haynes among top pitchers. a closing note cites Champlain’s 1608 settlement.
Top pros tee off in Inverness Best-Ball round two
Sixteen leading professional golfers gathered in Toledo Ohio for the Inverness Best-Ball championship round two of the $7,650 event. Defending champs lost their edge as Henry Picard and Sam Byrd upset Denny Shute and E J Harrison to seize second place, while Lawson Little and Lloyd Mangrum posted a 64 with seven birdies in the opening match.
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Inverness
Jimmy Demaret
Ben Hogan
Lone Star State
Denny State
E. J. (Dutch) Harrison
Henry Picard
Sam Byrd
Miami
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Byrd
Herman Keiser
Chandler Harper
Lawson Little
Lloyd Mangrum
Nelson
Jimmy Thompson
Little
Horton Smith
Chick Harvers
Jimmy Hines
Herman Barron
Bluefield Trims Birds To Even Present Series
Bluefield evened its two game Mountain State league series with Williamson by shutting out the Red Birds 3 to 0. Pitcher Charles Proehlinger allowed six hits as the Blue Grays capitalized on three consecutive hits in the sixth and eighth frames. Dick Jackson doubled in a run in the 13th to seal Welch’s 4 0–9 win over Huntington Jewels. Hang Heine homered with a man aboard in Welch’s ninth to tie the score. Logan’s Indians belted 17 hits in a 11 to 6 victory over Ashland. Williamson visits Logan, Ashland hosts Huntington, Bluefield meets Welch. The largest near complete plesiosaur skeleton was found in Colorado.
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Williamson
Charles Proehlinger
Red Birds
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Dick Jackson
Welch
Huntington Jewels
Hang Heine
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Ashland
Huntiazemann
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Dickey in Danger of 14th Century Century Run
New York Yankees catcher Bill Dickey faces a potential 14th straight 100-game season hampered by a foot injury. He must play 70 of the remaining 103 games to reach 100 games in 1942 while staying benched for the second time. Washington PR office credited for aiding pennant campaign with photos of Cecil Travis. Knoxville Smokies manager Bert Nethoff and Orlin Collier clash noting Collier beats the boss by leaving early.
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Bill Dickey
New York Yankees
Dickey
Camp Wheeler
Washington Senators
Bucky Harris
Cecil Travis
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Harris
Knoxville
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Bert Neihoff
Orlin Collier
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Alsab Out of Dwyer as Foreleg Injury Halts Run
Champion sprinter Alsab suffers a foreleg splint injury discovered after the Belmont Stakes. Trainer Sarge Swenke says the injury will sideline the colt for at least a month, forcing him to miss the Dwyer Stakes and Yankee Handicap and delaying plans for Arlington Classic and American Derby. Alsab, 33 starts, $202,585 earnings, $91,975 this year.
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Albert Sabath
Sarge Swenke
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Aqueduct
Suffolk Downs
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Yesterday's Results Chicago 7 Philadelphia 1
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 7 to 1 in yesterday's game. Brooklyn at St Louis game postponed.
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Gene Sarazen calls for fewer war relief exhibitions
New York June 12 Gene Sarazen the leading exhibition golfer says war relief events should be trimmed and focus placed on big shows like Hale America and Ryder Cup. He proposes each golfer buy a $25 war bond and add a golf pool while Ford Frick notes relief games drew strong crowds. Other notes cover Navy fitness push and local sports trivia.
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Ford Frick
National League
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Browns
Dave Freeman
Harvard Medical School
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Seattle
Baseball tonight pitches across leagues with multiple matchups
Tonight's schedule features Brooklyn at Cincinnati Wyatt facing Walters, Boston at Chicago Javery against Olsen, New York at Pittsburgh Koslo or Melton opposing Butcher, Philadelphia at St. Louis Hoerst against Cooper, St. Louis at New York Gatehouse versus Donied or Chandler, Chicago at Washington Grove facing Masterson, and Cleveland at Philadelphia Harder challenging Christopher. Only games scheduled.
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Slaughter
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Tax hikes eyed as wartime finance option
The committee voted to double the five percent transportation fare excise, raise cigarette pack taxes to seven cents, increase cigar and tobacco levies, and boost cigarette paper and tube taxes. They hope to fund the war and curb inflation, potentially adding a sales tax later that could net about 2.5 billion dollars. Officials noted existing tax increases may be revised downward if a sales tax is adopted, with coal, woodland, and grain affected. Separately, tire plant plans include casing production now and full tire manufacture later, with Dr. Casto holding a state charter and forming a Spencer company. Denmark is noted as less than half the size of Maine.
Government to accelerate tire production via new process
Dr. Casto described a government takeover of the process he discovered, aiming to mass produce tires for war uses. He said the product needs no vital material, requires no crude or reclaimed rubber or butadiene, and could be rapidly applied to plants for commercial tire manufacture using natural gas as the chief component.
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Classified Saver Rates Insertion Details
Classified notice explains saver rates for the Sentinel column. First insertion costs two cents per word for each word, with a one cent per word charge for each additional insertion, applying to consecutive insertions in the regular column style. Minimum 45 cents, with numbers and initials counted as three letters each.
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Sale of Laura Reed estate in Bluevills July 6 1942
Executors plan a public sale at the Taylor County Courthouse at 2 PM on July 6 1942 for parcels 19 and 20 including a cottage. Property originated from Laura J Reed and Charles M Watson. terms require one third cash and balance in 18 months with notes. Rights reserved to reject any bids. Also notices an additional sale by Taylor County Board of Education for Mead laid Rehoot Lot on June 15 with cash on delivery and bid rejection rights.
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Taylor County
West Virginia
Bluevills
Fetterman
Charles M. Watson
J. Guy Allender
Taylor County Board of Education
Court House
Meadlaid
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