Dodgers Lose Medwick In Three-Week Absence After Pitcher Hit
Dodgers drop their fourth straight as Joe Medwick suffers a brain concussion from a first-inning pitched ball and is expected to miss about three weeks. Cardinals beat Brooklyn 7-6 in eleven innings. Contemporaneous NL results: Bucky Walters loses again as Phillies beat Reds 3-1. Cubs topple Giants 8-1 in New York. Red Sox see six-game win streak end in St Louis as Berardino drives Browns to an 11-7 victory.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Joseph
Medwick
Brooklyn
Curt Davis
Dodgers
Bucky Walters
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Bob Bragan
Giants
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
New York
Jake Mooty
Chicago
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis
John Berdrdino
Browns
al Smith
National League Yesterday's Results Reported
The National League yesterday included Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 1, ABC 6 New York 1, St Louis 7 Brooklyn 5. Today features Pittsburgh at Boston with Bowman 43 4 and Errickson 4 0, J Louis at Brooklyn with McGee 4 4 and Fitzsimmons night game.
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Delphia
Cincinnati
ABC
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
Bowman
Errickson
J. Louis
McGee
Fitzsimmons
Baseball Scores And Lineups From Yesterday And Today
Results list shows Chicago defeating New York five to three and St. Louis routing Boston eleven to seven. Philadelphia plays Detroit with post-game notes. Cleveland edges Washington two to one. Today’s matchups include Boston at St Louis with Hash facing Harris, New York at Chicago featuring Russo versus Harris, Philadelphia at Detroit Dean and Potter vs. a pitcher, Newhouser at Cleveland Mas terspdts against Allen.
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Boston
St. Louis
Hash
Harris
New York
Chicago
Russo
Philadelphia
Detroit
Dean
Potter
Newhouser
Clevland
Masterspdts
Allen
Indians edge Senators to tie for second in AL
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Washington Senators 2-1 in a night game and moved into a tie with the Detroit Tigers for second place in the American League. The New York Yankees lost for the third straight time as the Chicago White Sox ended a five-game skid 5-3 behind lefty Ed Smith who also shut down the Yankees earlier in New York.
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Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Ed Smith
Yanks
New York
Net tennis stars face tougher foes as loafing ends
In Chicago on June 19 top players Bobby Briggs and Alice Marble continue to dispatch lesser opponents. Bryan Grant of Atlanta, seeded fifth, meets Jimmy Evert of Chicago a rising junior champ. Evert upset Charles Hare in four sets, 2-6 6-1 9-7, with Riggs and Marble awaiting later rounds against challengers.
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Chicago
Bobby Briggs
Alice Marble
Bryan| Grant
Atlanta
Young
Jimmy Evert
Evert
Charles Hare
Riggs
Miss Marble
Max Davidson
Mary Arnold
Los Angeles
Huntington Teens Rule West Virginia Junior Tennis Titles
Charley Schoen and Jean Wetherall, both of Huntington, won the state junior championships in boys and girls divisions. Schoen beat Johnny Jones 6-1 6-3 6-4 to take the boys title, while Jean Wetherall defeated Eleanor Ann Perry 6-2 6-0 for the girls crown. Richard Garter, 14, Morgantown, won the younger boys division by beating Dickie Williams, 14, Huntington, 6-4 6-4.
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Charleston
Charley Schoen
Jean Wetherall
Huntington
Schoen
Johnny Jones
Jean
Eleanor Ann Perry
Richard Gar Tet
Morgantown
Dickie Williams
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Tight Ballpark Victories
John Berardino hit a bases loaded homer in the tenth to lift the Browns over the Red Sox. Ed Smith limited the Yanks to six hits as Chicago's White Sox won 5-3. Jake Mooty yielded six Giants hits in a Cubs 6-1 triumph. Al Smith helped the Indians extend a seventh straight win by holding the Senators to five hits.
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John Berardino
Browns
Red Sox
Ed Smith
White Sox
Yanks
Mates
Jake Mooty
Cubs
Giants
al Smith
Indians
Senators
Parsons Holds Edge In Meet
Huntington's Deacon Parsons seeded No 1 opens title defense in the 31st West Virginia amateur tennis tournament. He has a first round bye and faces J H Chapin of Charleston next. Several seeds and veterans await action as first and second rounds proceed. Dorothy Bell of Wheeling aims for a third straight women’s title.
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Charleston
Huntington
Deacon Parsons
West Virginia
Parsons
J. H. Chapin
Charles
Skibble)Front
Wheeling
Buddy) Midelburg
Charlie Gore
Kanawha County
Lebron Steeler
Bluefield
Robert
Red) Brown
Elkins
B. F, Arkle
Sam Cohn
Beckley
Arkle
Cohn
Dorothy Bell
Krajnik Unable to Take Over Welch Club Duties
Eddie Krajnik of Cleveland cannot assume Welch Miners manager duties in the Mountain State league due to lack of leave from Tex Stewart. John W Blakely, owner, says Krajnik cannot report. Stuart, the catcher, will remain in charge.
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Krajnik
Welch
Eddie Krajnik
Cleveland
Tex Stewart
Welch Miners
John W. Blakely
Miners
Stuart
Junior Loop Managers to Meet for Under 17 Baseball
A meeting of junior base ball league managers is set for 10 o clock tomorrow morning at the Lawson Community Center. WPA recreational staff sponsor the loop and will supervise eligible rosters. Players must be under 17 to participate. trophies will be awarded to half schedule winners.
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Lawson Community Center
WPA
Loop
Oder
Two-vehicle Route 9 crash kills Willian A. Rowe in Tysons Corner
In Shenandoah Valley on Route 9 east of Shenandoah, a collision between two cars killed 40 year old William A. Rowe of Tysons Corner, Wisconsin, and left five others injured. A coroner's jury will convene tomorrow night.
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Charles Town
Shenandoah
Willian A. Rowe
Tysons Corner
Lucretia to meet Peerless Elites in league clash
Weather permitting the Taylor county base ball league resumes at 5 p m at Brownlow Park diamond. Lucretia nine is scheduled to play the Peerless Elites, a local Negro team, at that hour.
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Taylor County Baseball League
Brownlow Park
Lucretia Baseball Nine
Huskies Win 43rd Poughkeepsie Regatta in Chaos
The 43rd annual Poughkeepsie regatta descended into farce as delays, swamped boats, and fading light pushed a six and a half hour event past six. Washington captured the varsity race, its third victory in five years, amid a theatrically unruly atmosphere and scarce crowd.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Joe Penner
Olson
Johnson
Joe Cook
Washington
Hudson
Fianata
Erie
Fights Last Night in New York and Albany
Boxing results from a New York card and an Albany bout. Bobby Ruffin of New York drew with an opponent at Sioux City, while Abe Simon of New York City outpointed Nick Fiorentiane of Philadelphia over ten rounds.
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Associated York
Brera Bumire
Sioux City
Bobby Ruffin
New York
Drew
Alabany
Abe Simon
New York City
Nick Fiorentiane
Philadelphia
Identified Body Found in Kanawha River
State Police Lt. C. W. Ray said a body recovered June 13 from the Kanawha river has been identified by fingerprints as Chesley H. Halloran, 35, of 1 Lye ure, Va. He was a brick mason.
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Charleston
C. W. Ray
Kanawha River
Chesley H. Halloran
Joe Louis in Dandy Shape for His Bout
Joe Louis, tipped for a second bout with Arturo Godoy at Yankee Stadium, is described as in peak condition and weighing 200 pounds. A fierce late workout at Greenwood Lake showcased Louis knocking out sparring partner Joe O’Gatty, signaling a sharper approach for the fight while trainer Jack Blackburn predicts Louis will not crouch to Godoy’s style.
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Gale Talbot
New York
Joe Louis
Arturo Godoy
Yankee Stadium
Greenwood Lake
Joe O'Gatty
O'Gatty
Louis
Godoy
Joe
Lous
O'Garty
Blackburn
Jack Blackburn
Yanks Cant Get Started This Season
By Tom Siler Chicago June 19 The Yankees once dominated the American League and built a big lead but now trail the Red Sox by six games and sit barely above .500. Joe McCarthy says a runaway race is unlikely as red hot teams emerge and New York struggles to regain momentum.
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Tom Siler
Chicago
Yankees
New York Bombers
Lee
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
Red Sox
Joe
Prentytown to host Stromag Calfax tilt at 2:30 pm
Prentytown schedules a 2:30 pm game against Stromag Calfax at the same venue. Local readers are invited to attend as the teams clash in a midafternoon tilt.
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Ce Sa
Prentytown
Stromag Calfax
Mountain League results and protest halt replay
Bluefield swept Ashland 6 1 and 4 3 as Honeycutt and Urich led the offense. Huntington toppled Logan 12 3 and 15 5 in a doubleheader, while Welch blanked Williamson 15 0. Knottsville V Fetterman protest forces replay of June 13 game. umpire complaints cited. no replay date set.
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Associated Press
Bluefields
Bluegrays
Ashland
Honeycutt
Bluefield
Tripple
Urich
Lefty Wilson
Colonels
Logan
Huntington Aces
Huntington
Bickford
Welch
Miners
Williamson
Fetterman
Knottsville
Raymond
Donovan Will Work Battle In June Night Show
New York report notes Arthur Donovan may face Louis Godoy tomorrow night despite a magazine story predicting Godoy’s win. The piece references baseball talk, boxing plans, and sports columns across several outlets, with commentary from Eddie Brietz and others.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Arthur Donovan
Louis Godoy
Donovan
Louis
Dodger
Jack Dempsey
Mike Jacobs
Edwin Puck
Town State College
Crepe Rangers
Mike Haslin
San Diego
Paul Gregory
Seattle
Curt Davis
Dodgers
Josephus Medwick
Bill Pay
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Joe M'Carthy
Indians
Oscar Vitt
U. S
Cleveland
Hemsley
Felter
Keltner
Tommy Henrich
Billy Stepp
Portland Oregonian
Mr. Dei
Luttrell
God Bless
America
Golf meet leads Huntington as Weignman falters
Huntington June 19 Clet Weignman defends state open title as brothers and Huntington pros push to the final stretch of the 72 hole medal play. After two rounds, leader lists show Swing and Arncld Brownhe of Huntington Club and Larry Wetchman of Logan among top scorers with 144s.
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Huntington
Clet Weignman
Nardent
Bill Swing
Arncld
Brownhe
Huntington Origa
Larry Wetchman
Logan
German advance and open cities across France continue
German forces push deep into Normandy and Cherbourg area while occupying northern France and forcing cities over 20 000 to declare open. French resistance persists though fronts shift with Loire crossing near Orleans and Nevers.
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Paris
Germany
Normandy
Britelnny
Cherbourg
Jand
Rénes
Loire
Orleans
Nevers
Soastern
Pourne
German terms for peace given to France in secrecy
German and Italian leaders reportedly agreed on terms to end fighting with France and will reveal conditions to a designated plenipotentiary. The French cabinet under President Lebrun must name their envoy and timing, while French resistance continues amid ongoing negotiations and assurances of continued defiance until a final settlement is reached.
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London
Germany
France
Sieucigavesiiment
Italy
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Munich
Frech
Albert Lebrun
Plan another shop Huntington expansion begins
Huntington June 19 The International Nickel company of Alciais announced immediate work on a 100 foot machine shop as part of a $250 000 expansion program at the Huntington plant. The project aims to increase capacity and support ongoing production.
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Huntington
International Nickel Company of Alciais
Huntington Lant
Cecil Telephone to Discontinue and Surrender Charter
Notice of special meeting of stockholders in Cecil Telephone Company held at the office of J Guyder Gratton West Virginia 1940. More than sixty percent of voting shares attended. Resolution unanimously adopted to discontinue business surrender its charter and divide remaining assets among stockholders in proportion to interests. president empowered to convey assets. Secretary J Guy Allender attests.
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St Nolders 1N
Cecil Telephone
Ce Rel
J. Guyder
Gratton
West
Cecil Telephone Company
Corporation
Ita
J. Guy Allender
Buffing Squeeze Theme in Bridge Play
Barclay discusses the buffing squeeze in bridge, noting its beauty and strategic impact. He contrasts it with ruffing squeezes and describes typical layouts where the defender must ruff or concede. The piece references players and bidding errors, illustrating common missteps in analyzing squeeze scenarios.
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Reds
Pet. Cincktth
Pitts
Jack
Lords
Doppers
ST. Louis Cardinals
Lucretia
Huskies Cop
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C. Lodget
Champ Trails
Clem Weichman
Barclay
Shepard Barclay
Ier West
East
Uke
Ahie
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