Yankees Surge Past Indians as DiMaggio Sizzles in 1941
In a 14 4 win over Detroit the Yankees slugged 17 hits with every man scoring a run and DiMaggio collecting four. Cleveland beat by Washington 7 6 in an eight inning rally, while Charlie Keller leads in RBIs. Red Sox edged St Louis 4 2.
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Yankees
Indians
Yankee
Clevland Indians
Joe DiMaggio
Rogers Hornsby
Detroit Tigers
DiMaggio
Cleveland
Washington Senators
Jeff
Heath
Senators
George Archie
Buddy Lewis
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis
Baseball Scores And Tonight's Lineup Across The League
Yesterday results show New York routed Detroit 14 to 4 while Boston defeated St. Louis 4 to 2 and Washington edged Cleveland 7 to 6. A doubleheader looms for Chicago and Philadelphia on June 22 as players Grisfoith Bowmen Mooty and Melton White plus several others prepare for tonight’s slate featuring 10 matchups across Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati and more with key pitching pairings listed.
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Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Grisfoith
Bowman
Brooklyn
Wyattean
Hamlin
Riddle
Posedel
Mooty
Melton
White
New
York
Trout
Donald
Milnar
Chase
Hallett
Knotts
Bt Louis
R. Harris
Washington St. Louis
Dodgers Beat Reds 6-2 Behind Chubby Huxtable Pitching
The Brooklyn Dodgers strengthened their NL lead by a 6-2 victory over the Cincinnati Reds as Chubby Huch Casey pitched three hit ball. The New York Giants rallied to 6-2 at St. Louis, cutting their lead to two games. Larry French blanked Boston 5-0 for Chicago. Nick Hetten homered in Philadelphia's 6-2 win over Pittsburgh, but the Pirates stormed back to win 7-6 in the ninth on Frank Gustine's bases loaded single.
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Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Chubby
Huch Casey
New York Giants
St. Louis
Cardinals
Tatty
Larry French
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Babe “Dauigren
Phil Caverretta
Nick Htten
Pladelphia Phils
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Frank Gustine
Leaders Meet at Inverness in Fourth-Ball Showdown
In Inverness the seventh annual $7,000 Inverness four-ball matches moved into rounds two and three as Hogan and Demaret led with a plus five rating after two wins yesterday. Nelson and Thomson trailed at plus four, while Picard and Revolta climbed to third with two straight victories and Metz and Heafner sat 15 under.
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Toledo
Inverness
Hogan
Demaret
Ben Hogan
Demaret-Hogan
Dick Metz
Clayton Heafner
Boxing Roundups From AP Report Two Fights Noted
In Mt Vernon New York two Associated Press bouts are listed with blows and decisions. Steve Belloise won over Vic Dellicurt at 153 pounds and Norman Rubio defeated Tony Marteliano at 142 pounds in Albany with a 10 round match count.
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Associated Press
MT. Vernon
Steve Belloise
U. S. Naval Airport
Jacksonville
Fla
Vic Dellicurt
New York
Norman Rubio
Albany
Tony Marteliano
Nation's Track Wins Tournament Avara Aces Compete at Palo Alto
At Palo Alto California on June 21 1941 the National Collegiate championships opened with 200 athletes from 53 schools. Archie Harris Indiana set a world qualifying mark with a 174 feet 83 4 inch discus throw and targets for records dominated the day. Norwood Ewell Penn State Campbell Kane Indiana Al Blazis Georgetown Martin Biles California Johnny Wilson USC Harris and Leslie MacMitchell NYU are featured contenders. Billy Brown LSU led Louisiana State with standout sprints and broad jumps while Ohio State hurdler Foh Wright faced a strong field in the high hurdles. Les Steers Oregon eyed a seven foot high jump after a 6 feet 11 inch leap last week.
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Palo Alto
Calif
America
Indiana
Archie Harris
Stanford University
Harris
Germany
Willie Schroder
Norwood Ewell
Penn State
Campbell Kane
al Blazis
Georgetown
California
Martin Biles
Johnny
Wilson
U.S.C
Leslie MacMitchell
New York University
Kane
Tre
Louisiana
Lanke Billy Brown
Brown
Ohio State
Foh Wright
Les Steers
Oregon
Yesterday's Stars Lead Dramatic Baseball Showdowns
Joe DiMaggio powered the Yankees with four straight hits guiding a win over the Tigers. Larry French of the Cubs shut out the Braves with four hitting and solid pitching. George Archie drove in a run for the Senators with a ninth inning rally against the Indians. Hugh Casey of the Dodgers tossed three hits to topple the Reds. Gus Gustine singled with the bases loaded in the ninth to provide the Pirates a winning run against the Phillies.
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Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Tigers
Larry French
Cubs
Braves
George Archie
Singl
Indians
Hugh Casey
Dodgers
Reds
Ve Gustine
Pirates
Phillies
Beckett tops 22 caliber event at Northern WV pistol meet
In Fairmont on June 21 Corp. W. M. Beckett led with a grand total of 857 points of 900 to win the .22 caliber grand aggregate and gold medal. Trooper W. B. Stark claimed the silver medal with 831, while the West Virginia state police took team honors scoring 1,158 of 1,200.
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Fairmont
Corp
W. M. Beckett
West Virginia
W. B. Stark
Fairs Mont
Tennis champ in good form at State Closed Ti
Ed Selfe Jr of Huntington stunned by seeded veteran rivals as he and Tickle Reed reach semi finals in Charleston. Defending champ Delos Parsons dominates with John Gray advancing. women’s singles see four Charleston players into semi finals led by Mrs Spilman. Doubles pairs set for men’s semifinals as Parsons and Jim Gray face Wright Wagus and Stump Friedrichs.
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Charleston
Ed Selfe, Jr
Huntington
Tickle Reed
Delos (Deacon) Parsons
John Gray
Eddie Alcorn
Wheeling
Parsons
Ansel Knotts
West Virginia
Selfe
Charley Gore
al McCabe
Robert Spilman
Dorothy Bell
Spilman
Scott Camp
Ratcliffee Edmonds
Herman L. Bennett
B. F. Arkle
Herb Hilton
Herman Bennett
Gore
Jim Gray
Wright ‘Wagus
Stump Friedrichs
Bash Street Clamors for Louis Fight
The column details boxing gossip and sports scraps from New York on June 21, noting Louis may have knocked Conn 24 times in a half minute. It mentions Babe Ruth Ty Cobb golf match, Dutch Meyer, Charley Gehringer bats, Dan Desmond trade views, and Yankee Keller RBIs with Greenberg returning for an amateur day at Briggs Stadium.
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Eddie Beiery
New York
Special News Service
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Conn
Billy
Joe
Eddie Brieta
Charley Gehringer
Bar Averill
Dan Desmond
Sioux City
Cubs
Cardinals
Dizay ‘Dean
Detroit Free Press
Papa
Towching Aoy
Charley” Keller
Babe Dahlgren
Chicago
Zeke Bonura
Hank Greenberg
Briggs Stadium
Fort Custer
Willin
Bluefield Trims Logan in Mountain State League clash
Bluefield defeated Logan 5 to 4 with eighth inning pressure as Carter of Logan issued three walks and one hit, enabling Bluefield to surge ahead. Laisle of Bluefield tied the score in the seventh inning, preserving a tight finish against Welch who battled Huntington.
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Logan
Bluefield
Laisle
Ninth inning rally decides Huntington win over Welch
Welch drove in three runs to close the gap as Huntington edged Welch 6-5. Tioga delivered a two RBI hit after Bumstead loaded the bases, and Neisler added an insurance single to seal the win. Astland beat Williamson 7-5 as Logan stayed at Bluefield, Huntington at Welch, and Williamson at Ashland.
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Welch
Huntington
Tioga
Bumstead
Neisler
Astland
Williamson
Logan
Bluefield
Ashland
Jacobs signs Nova to meet Louis next fall
Promoter Mike Jacobs signed Lou Nova to challenge Joe Louis for the heavyweight title with September as target time frame. The site and exact date will be announced later. Nova was chosen from a list of challengers including Billy Conn, noted as the only one yet to fight for the title.
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Nova
Louis
New York
Lou Nova
California
Collegian
Joe Louis
Jacobs
Billy Conn
Lou
Pleasant Creek G W Shomo Visitor at Sunday School
G W Shomo of Jimmor, honorary chairman of Barbour county Sunday School association, visited the local Sunday School. He served as active president for over 20 years. Ronald Kerns, son of Dorsey and Mrs. Kerns, fractured his arm in a cherry tree fall. Noble Marsh and son Cleo of near Nestorville delivered stock locally Tuesday. Pleasant district children’s division gave fine programs at Ebenezer church Thursday and Friday nights. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arbogast and their son from Elkins visited Mrs. Arbogast’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keller, last week.
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Jimmor
Sunday School Association
Barbour County
Shomo
Ronald Kerns
Dorsey Kerns
Noble Marsh
Cleo
Nestorville
Pleasant District
Ebenezer
Henry Arbogast
Elkins
Arbogast
Robert Keller
Notice to unknown heirs of Stella Kendall and redemption request
The unknown heirs of Stella Kendall whose residence is unknown and the clerk of the County Court are notified that Leo Kennedy purchased the Booths Creek District real estate in Taylor county for delinquent taxes. The sheriff sold it December 11, 1939, and a deed will be made to Leo Kennedy after October 2, 1941 unless the property is redeemed by then. The redemption sum includes taxes since sale, survey costs, and miscellaneous service charges.
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Leo, Kennedy
Booths Creek
Taylor County
Leo Kennedy
Grafton City Singles Horseshoe Championship Entries Open
Entries for the second annual Grafton city singles horseshoe championship open next Monday for any boy or man in Taylor county. Entries at city park concession stand Skaggs Jewelry or Tygart restaurant. Matches are best two of three to 21. Title on Tri-C club courts and Imperial Ice Cream court. Alfred Wilson current holder. two wins out of three needed for permanent possession. Lyle R. Shader tournament manager. Board of appeals: William Gill Harry Korte Rock Mason Junior Hensell. Entries close July 4.
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Taylor County
City Park
Skaggs Jewelry Store
Tygart
Skaggs Jewelry Company
Alfred Wilson
Tri-C
Imperial Ice Cream Company
Grafton
Lyle R. Shader
Board of Appeals
William Gill
Harry Korte
Rock” Mason
Junior Hensell
Independents to Clash with Elites Next Monday
The Grafton Independents meet the Peerless Elites at the Athletic Field Monday June 23 at 5 p.m. The game date moved up from Thursday due to a schedule mix-up.
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Grafton Independents
Peerless Elites
Athletic Field
Diamond Ring for sale at $125 quick cash
Classified ad notes two cent word rate for first insertion and one cent per additional insertion. Minimum charge 45 cents. Item described as Lady's diamond ring in a beautiful setting with a brilliant diamond, cash offer $125, inspection invited, write Box D Sentinel.
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Sentinel
West Virginia Marks Anniversary and Unity in Congress
Representative Jennings Randolph of West Virginia declared the state stands ready to meet any emergency, recalling its 78th anniversary since formation on June 20, 1863. He stressed West Virginia’s place among states as a territory where loyal citizens unite for the country.
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Washington
West Virginia
Jennings Randolph
D.-W.va
Three Prisoners Escape From Randolph Road Crew
Charleston reports three inmates escaped yesterday from Huttonsville medium security prison while working a road crew between Huttonsville and Valley Head in Randolph County. Identified as Louis R. Jackson 25 Wood County Sidney Blaylock 29 Harrison County and Edwin Dunlap 23 Raleigh County. State Police Superintendent Bosworth confirmed the escape.
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Huttonsville
Valley Head
Randolph County
John W. Bosworth
Louis R. Jackson
Wood County
Sidney Blaylock
Harrison County
Edwin Dunlap
Raleigh County
Editor Claims Continued From Page One
The editor says the discussion was ambiguous with plans to wait and see how events unfold. Fascist circles say the president’s speech aimed to pin Germany and Italy for the deteriorating U S axis tensions and developments.
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Italy
United States
FIND VASSAR Continued from page one
Police traced the disappearance of a girl reported missing June 11. A car worn by the missing girl contained a typewriter and clothing the girl wore. Evidence included a hose extending from the exhaust into the interior and windows stuffed with rags. The body was found by two hikers.
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Russell
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