Reds Regain First As Fast Moving Card Nips Dodgers
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 1 with unearned runs from four Dodgers errors. Clyde Shoun gave up four hits in his first start while the Cincinnati Reds won 6 2 over Philadelphia to reclaim first place. Whitey Moore in eight innings allowed only two hits. The New York Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 2 1 as Paul Dean dominated the mound. The Boston Bees swept a doubleheader from the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 3 and 5 1 thanks to strong pitching from Bill Posedel and Al Piechota, lifting Bees to sixth place. The American League had an idle day.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Redbirds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Clyde Shoun
Reds
Philadelphia
Phillies
Whitey Moore
John Vander Meer
Bees
Pirates
New York Giants
Paul Dean
Dean
Cubs
Boston Bees
Bill Posedelnd
al Piechota
Pittsburgh
Louis Poised to Start Thursday Pitching Deep Fastballs
The report notes Louis appears likely to start Thursday, with Buch out of the lineup. It describes Louis throwing his high hard one confidently, suggesting he is two outs away from a likely appearance on the mound.
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Buch
Louis
Open Tourney Play Started
Huntington June 18 Pro am winner Jack Hoblitzell and Jules Blanton took victory on an extra hole in the state open golf tournament opener. Weighman of Logan competes in 72 hole medal play, 36 today and 36 tomorrow, with a professional winner each year in the seven year history. Parker and Weighman, also of Logan, were disqualified for not carrying score cards, while Noblitzell and Blanton continued the match finishing on the 19th with Blanton birdie three.
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Huntington
Jack Hoblitzell
Jules Blanton
Clem Weighman
Logan
Weighman
Bob Parker
Parkersburg
Guyan Club
Fallre
Noblitzell
Blanton
Huntington Has Edge in State Tennis Tournament
Charleston June 18 The junior boys and girls tennis tournament moved toward semi finals with Huntington players dominating. Charley Schoen advanced to the semis while St John Hayman from Huntington also reached the round, and Johnny Jones was set to face Paul Lingo, a leading Charleston contender.
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Charleston
Almmered Tor
Erong Huntington
Charley Schoen
Huntington
St John Hayman
Hunt
Johnny Jones
Paul Lingo
Cornell DREW Hope of East Cornell DREW HOPE OF EAST
Poughkeepsie June 18 Cornell is favored to win the intercollegiate rowing association’s 43rd annual water carnival on the Hudson. Washington is the favorite, California has won the last plenty of races, while Cornell seeks its first win since 1930 amid a wide open field and several four mile trials.
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Bill Boni
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
California
Washington
Navy
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Columbia
Hudson
East
Cornel
Flemington Ball Team Tops Wyatt Nine in Summer League
Flemington's entry in Harrison county league defeated Wyatt 14 to 6 on Sunday for their first league win this summer. First Baseman McCauley slugged a double a triple and a home run as Grove drove in eight runs with Kittle strong on the mound. The scoring line shows Flemington 14 Wyatt 6 with Kittle and Hawkins,Enoch,Salentro and Keasling credited in the box.
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Flemington
Wyatt
McCauley
Grove
Kittle
Hawkins
Enoch
Salentro
Keasling
Boxing Results From Night Across Multiple Cities
The Associated Press reports last night’s boxing results with several decisions and draws. Notable bouts: Edsie Langer and Phil Sack both listed with Chicago ties. Pete Scalzo and Bernie Friedkin fought to a draw in New York. Pete Lello of Gary defeated Jimmy Vaughn in Garfield New Jersey. Charley Burley beat Carl Dell in Holyoke. Al Rith outpointed Johnny Cabello in New York. Tommy Forte defeated Paul Jackson in Allentown Philadelphia Reading, with the latter bout ending 8 rounds.
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Holyoke
Mass
Charley Burley
Pittsburgh
Carl Dell
New York
al Rith
Johnny Cabello
Puerto Rico
Allentown
Tommy Forte
Philadelphia
Paul Jackson
Reading
Betty Lee Threatens Title at 31st Charleston Open
In Charleston on June 18 Betty Lee drives left handed to challenge Dorothy Bell for a third straight women’s title as Ann Miller and others eye the crown. Deloc Parsons seeks a third men’s singles trophy with Charley Gore among challengers.
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Charleston
Morgantown
Betty Lee
Dorothy Bell
Deloc (Deacon) Parsons
Huntington
Ann Miller
Miss Lee
Miss Bell
Miss Miller
Herman Bennett
Kanawha County
Barbara Edmonds
Parsons Hs
Parsons
Homer Schulze
Hunington
Charley Gore
Kanawha
Yesterday's Stars No Games Today Highlight Strong Pitching
Paul Dean limited the Cubs to six hits to beat them again in a week. Clyde Shoun held the Dodgers to four hits in going the distance for the first time since 1938. Lloyd Moore worked the mound in relief for Betis Worlt, allowing two Phillies hits the rest of the game. Bill Posdel and Al Picchota each limited the Pirates to six hits as Boston swept the doubleheader.
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Paul Dean
Giants
Cubs
Clyde Shoun
Cardinals
Dodgers
Lloyd Moore
Betis
Worlt
Phillies
Bill Posedel
al Picchota
Bees
Pirates
Boston
Heavy title could leave our country card hurlers go distance
Baseball and boxing notes from New York sports desk discuss Arturo Godoy vs Joe Louis potential heavyweight defense abroad, possible forfeit, and a return bout contract. Odds favor Louis. gate may top 160000 dollars, with 35 percent to Godoy if he defends abroad. Also Cardinal pitchers near distance with 45000 in Louis vs Godoy pool and other league notes.
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Sid Feder
New York
al Weill
Weill Weskit
Arturo Godoy
South America
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Louis
Fistiana
United States
Primo
Paulino Uzcudun
Rome
Godoy
Argentina
Sich Fellows
Alberto Lovell
Bob Pastor
Weill
John Hancock
Mike Sacobs
Arturo
Baseball results from yesterday across the NL
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2 while St. Louis beat Brooklyn 3 to 2 and New York edged Chicago 2 to 1. Boston and Pittsburgh played to a 5 to 5 tie then Pittsburgh won 3 to 1 in a second game.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Today's Baseball Schedule With Probable Pitchers
The card lists games across the National and American Leagues with probable pitchers. St Louis at Brooklyn Bowman to Hamlin, Chicago at New York Olsen against Lehrman, Cincinnati at Philadelphia Walters versus Mulcahy, only games scheduled. Yesterday there were no league games recorded, New York at Chicago Donald against E Smith, Boston at St Louis Harris versus Auker, Washington at Cleveland Leonard versus A Smith, Philadelphia at Detroit Dean against Rowe.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Bowman
Hamlin
Chicago
New York
Olsen
Lehrman
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Rugury
Walters
Mulcahy
Donald
E. Smith
Boston
St. . Louis
Harris
Auker
Washington
Cleveland
Leonard
A. Smith
Detroit
Dean
Rowe
Ww. L. Pek
Bt. Louis
Best players stay in meet on third day of tourney
Chicago June 18 top seeds Riggs and Parker advanced as unseeded challengers chased upsets at the national clay courts tennis tourney. Riggs idle yesterday faces William Reedy of Los Angeles while Parker, second seed, meets Charles Mattman of Los Angeles after a 6-3 6-1 6-3 win over Arthur Marx. William Talbert of Cincinnati meets third seed Don McNeill of Oklahoma City.
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Chicago
Bobby Riggs
William Reedy
Los Angeles
Frank Parker
Pasadena
Calif
Charles Mattman
Parker
Arthur Marx
Marx
William Talbert
Cincinnati
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Welby Van Horn and Marble Shine in Open Tennis Round
Welby Van Horn, paired with McNeill, faced Jack Wathers of Miami and Edward Alloo of Berkeley as McNeill fell in a four set marathon 6-2 6-4 3-6 6-1. Alice Marble advanced to the third round by defeating Edna Shalala 6-3 6-1 while Helen Bernhard sat out today.
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Welby van Horn
McNeill
Jack Wathers
Miami
Edward Alloo
Berkeley
Calif
van Horn
Alice Marble
England
United States
Edna Shalala
Cleveland
Miss Marble
Helen Bernhard
New York City
Washington Senators Slip Toward Bottom of AL Standings
Washington rivals slump as the Senators sit eighth in the American League amid one of the worst periods in 20 years. Pitching and fielding crumble while hitting wanes. manager Bucky Harris exhausts every option besides asking owner Clark Griffith to pitch.
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Washington
Senators
Bucky Harris
Clark Griffith
France Expects End But Demands Honor in Peace Talks
French leaders refuse to accept shameful terms and insist on spiritual freedom for their people. Navy and air forces are reported intact, while the front is described as disorganized with German forces splitting French units into four ribbons. German spearheads push toward Dipon Autun and the Doubs Jura area near the Swiss frontier.
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Dipon
Autun
Loire
Paris
Doubs
Jura
Petains Plea Heard In U S June Broadcast
New York June 18 More history in the making as Marshal Henri Petain France new premier pleads for a separate peace in a 115 word French broadcast The world learns France will quit The day also marks Churchill's London address reaffirming Britain's war resolve The radio listings note anti war talks and programs across networks with discussions on mobilization and protecting America.
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America
Henri Petain
France
NBC
CBS
Germany
Churchill
Great Britain
London
Rope
WEAF
MBS
WJZ
WABC
L. D. Thill
Col. Louis Johnson
C. J. McLeod
Heidt
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Europe
Radio Schedule Highlights West Virginia Station 890kc
Central West Virginia's 890kc station airs NBC and CBS programs from 5:30 to 10:45 pm. Listings include Bettencourt, Thomas, Douglas, Kell, and Weaver, with sports, news, and variety shows. Multiple networks broadcast programs like Amos 'n Andy, Easy Aces, Fibber McGee and Molly, Cavalcade, and The Stardusters among others.
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NBC
WJZ
Jose Bettencourt
Nbc-Weaf
Yvette
Sores
CBS
Paul Sullivan
KDKA
WMMN
Troubadors
Lowell Thomas
MBS
the World Today
Paul Douglas
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Fred Waring
Chesterfield Pleasure
Amos 'N Andy
Mr. Keen
News of Europe
Lanny Ross
Nbc-Weaf—School of New York
the Stardusters
Cean Miller
WEAF
Uncle Walter
Wwaney
Cas—Four Clubmen
WLW
Cecil Golly
Edwin C. Hill
RDKA
Bob Chester
Will Osborne
Radio Schedule Fragments From Early Broadcasts
A scrambled listing shows radio program slots across networks WEAF NBC CBS and WJZ with times like 12 30 2 45 4 and 11 30 a m including Ben Berle orchestra Vic and Sade Girl Alone serial Hedda Hopper and Farm and Home hour plus pan America and Children’s hour and race coverage at Delaware Park and Aqueduct detailing ongoing broadcasts and lineups.
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WEAF
NBC
Ben
Berle
Vic and Sade
CBS Chain
Fletcher
Wiley
Hall
Hedda Hopper
WJZ
Pan-Armerica
MBS
Locusts Sweep Western West Virginia in 17 Year Cycle
Locust swarms spread across counties west and south of a Ravenswood to Bluefield line in western West Virginia. Entomologist Waldo Craig says the 17 year cicadas appeared late May and will vanish by July 1. Damage comes from females laying eggs in branches, affecting primarily young shoots. Swarms are confined to eastern Morgan and western Berkeley ridges in the eastern panhandle, with Raleigh and Fayette counties largely spared.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Waldo Craig
Ravenswood
Bluefield
Panhandle
Morgan County
Berkeley County
Cabell
Wayne
Lincoln
Logan
Ning
Boone
Wyoming
McDowell
Mason, Putman
Kanawha
Raleigh
Fayette
Wood County
Craig
Eastern Panhandle
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