McCarthy Not Fretting Over Yankees Slump
The Yankees suffer a rough stretch losing six of eight with five straight defeats yet McCarthy remains unbothered. He cites strong pitching and confidence in hitters like Dimaggio Keller Dickey Gordon while noting recent batting slumps. The club prepares for series with the Browns and White Sox as Dodgers lead the NL.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Joseph Vincent McCarthy
Boston Red Sox
Marse Joe
New York
Joe Dimaggio
Charley Keller
Bill Dickey
Joe Gordon
Gordon
Buddy Hassett
McCarthy
Yankees
Yanks
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Red Sox
Detroit
Cleveland
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Cardinals
Successful Rookie And The War Bond Softball Tour
Fort Sam Houston and Camp Polk lead entry list for the Houston war bond softball tournament set over the Fourth of July weekend. Marines gear for overseas action. Joe Temes, Jimmy Tygh, Maynard Daniels, Sid Fischer, and Lieut. Harry Volkman among named opponents and officials. Corp. Lloyd Skedd reports Ireland courses are easy. Al Yourkewicz shines at Fort Logan with 95 plus average. Dave Koslowski gains headlines after dropping four letters of his name. father a printer in Menasha.
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Service Dept
Houston
Fort Sam
Tex
Camp Polk
Joe Temes
Florida
Jimmy Tygh
Philadelphia
Weiant
Maynard Daniels
Sid Fischer
Lonce
Georgia Abrams
Harry Volkman
Corp
Lloyd Skedd
Montana
Ireland
AEF
al Yourkewicz
Fort Logan
Colo
Baseball Schedule Adds Evening Twin Bill In The NL
National League yesterday had no games. Today’s schedule features Cincinnati at New York Der ringer facing Hubbell, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Sewell against Allen, St Louis at Boston Lanter versus Tobin, Chicago at Philadelphia Erickson vs Hoerst. American League games include New York at St Louis Chandler or Hollingsworth against Niggeling, Washington at Chicago Wynn versus Humphries, Boston at Detroit Judd against Trott, Philadelphia at Cleveland Harris against Bagby.
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Cincinnati
New York
Derringer
Hubbell
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Sewell
Allen
St. Louis
Boston
Lanter
Tobin
Chicago
Philadelphia
Erickson
Hoerst
St. Lewis
Chandler
Niggeling
Hollingsworth
Washington
Chicago-Wynn
Humphries
Detroit
Judd
Trott
Cleveland
R. Harris
Bagby
College Golf Aces Battle in Indiana Qualifiers
In South Bend Indiana on June 23 1932 college golfers pushed toward the national intercollegiate title as 138 players vie for 64 match play spots. Dick Haskell led qualifiers with 69 while veterans anticipate post tournament Army Air Corps service. Six players tied par 71 as top contenders include Earl Stewart Ray Brownell George Traphagen Charles Lind Bob Beekman and Eddie Johnston.
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South Bend
Ind
Uncle Sam
Chick Evans, Jr
N.c.aa
Haskell
Dick Haskell
Seattle
Wash
Northwestern University
Chick Evans
O'Lakes
Army Air Corps
Grover Poole
Duke University
Air Corps
Earl Stewart
L.8.a
Ray Brownell
Stanford
George Traphagen
Charles Lind
Denver U
Bob Beekman
Us.c
Eddie Johnston
Baltimore U
Boxing results from Chicago New Orleans Wilkes-Barre and Pittsburgh
Fights last night in Chicago Winnipeg native Billy Marquart stopped Cleo McNeal by technical knockout. In New York Costantino defeated Hansford by technical knockout in New Orleans. Fritzie Zivic stopped Boo Britton in Wilkes-Barre while Carmen Notch outpointed Pete Spotti in Pittsburgh. The Rhine remains Europe's largest inland waterway carrying about 60 million cargo tons annually in over 10,000 boats and barges.
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Chicago
Billy Marquart
Winnipeg
Can
Cleo McNeal
Barberton
New Orleans
Charles
Lulu) Costantino
New York
Georgie Hansford
Los Angeles
Wilkes-Barre
Fritzie
Zivic
Pittsburgh
Boo Britton
Miami
Carmen Notch
Peter Spotti
Cecil
Rhine
Europe
Notable Sports Oddities From War-Era Front Pages
New York reports recount quirky sports anecdotes from the Hale America event and pee-wee golf trials. Names like Oteg Crisman, Dom DiMaggio, Ben Hogan, George Halas, Curley Lambeau, and Mel Ott appear in a collage of reminiscences, coaching shifts, and playful quips from across the era.
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New York
Little Oteg Crisman
Otey
Billy Conn
Fort Jay
Heinie Groh
Dom Dimaggio
Giants
Dom
Speed Wilson
Cornell
Denison College
Jimmy Dykes
Troy Gordon
Coffeyville
Kas
Ben Hogan
Ghandi
George Halas
Bears
Curley Lambeau
Green Bay Packers
Luckman
Dick Weisgerber
Williamette U
Iowa Sports Front
Red Cross
Morgan
Dad) Evans
Polo Grounds
Mel Ott
Mel
Mr. Ott
Dodgers
Dodgers Lead League Batting Race in National League Duel
New York June 23 The National League long rivalry for batting honors narrows to Pete Reiser and Joe Medwick of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Reiser sits atop at .366 with Medwick close, while Joe Gordon and Bobby Doerr in the American League remain led by the Yankees at .367 and Doerr at .361 after a slow week.
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New York
Joe Gordon
Bobby Doerr
Péte Reiser
Joe Medwick
Brooklyn Dodgers
Reiser
Medwick
Gordon
Doerr
Yankee Stars
Princeton Triumphs In College Lacrosse Loop
Princeton University claims the Wingate trophy as national collegiate lacrosse champions for 1942. The Tigers were undefeated against colleges all season, with a single loss to Mt. Washington club of Baltimore in an early-season contest. Vice President John H. Paige of the USILA announced the result in East Orange New Jersey.
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East Orange
N. J
Princeton University
Wingate
John H. Paige
U. S. Intercollegiate Lacrosse’ Association
Tigers
Mt. Washington Club
Baltimore
Contractor Takes Over Lavish Golden Gate Turf Club
John P. Brennan of Oakland won control of the bankrupt Golden Gate Turf Club in Albany California for a bid of 1000 dollars, taking over debts of 490000 dollars. The costly track sold for 1.5 million dollars and operated five days in January 1941. The Army now uses the property and may hold it through the war.
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Albany
Calif
John P. Brennan
Oakland
Golden Gate Turf Club
CAA Requests Expand Flying School Facilities in West Virginia
The Civil Aeronautics Authority outlines civilian and military pilot training across West Virginia. Graduates join Army reserve flying duty or civilian jobs, with programs listed at Parkersburg Marietta College Fairmont State Teachers College West Virginia University Kanawha Flying Service Morris Harvey College Marshall College Huntington Concord State Teachers College Beckley Davis and Elkins College. Candy manufacturers consumed 20 to 25 million dollars worth of dairy products in 1941.
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Army Reserve System
Army
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Marietta College
Fairmont State Teachers College
Whirley Aims for Money Record in Four Races
Whirlaway after today's track record run eyes a four race plan to surpass Seabiscuit as the leading money winner. Warren Wright and Ben Jones map a Brooklyn Handicap Butler and Massachusetts sequence with Arlington to follow, hoping to boost earnings toward a historic mark. Market Wise may challenge if he recovers from a cough, but Whirlaway leads the field toward big purses.
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Sid Feder
New York
Sharp
Whirlaway
Aqueduct
Seabiscuit
Warren Wright
Ben ‘Jones
Empire City
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Chicago
Saratoga
Georgie
Iceman
Woolf
Brooklyn
Market Wise
Lou
Tufano
Whirly
Weather Halts Games In Mountain State League
Weather interrupted six Mountain State League ballparks last night with no games played. If no further interference occurs, Williamson hosts Logan tonight while Bluefield visits Welch and Huntington travels to Ashland.
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Mountain State League
Associated Press
Williamson
Logan
Bluefield
Welch
Huntington
Ashland
Stranahan Defending Trans Miss Golf Title
Frank Stranahan of Toledo defends his Trans Miss golf title at the Blue Hills course in Kansas City as challengers rise. Returning to the field is Johnny Goodman, former national amateur and open champion, and a three time Trans Miss champion.
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Kansas City
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Blue Hills
Johnny Goodman
Layoffs Hit Mine Workforce Across Morgantown Area
UMW local No. 9650 president reports complaints of wage related layoffs at Kelly's Creek Collieries. George Wyant notes similar issues as Frank Christopher cites production cuts over three months. About 25 men missed a shift and some mine shifts run 18 to 20 percent short of men. An unrelated line mentions John M Browning’s WWI machine gun development.
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Lewis
Morgantown Cham
Kw Nt. Commerce
Wsrlitst Suvhards
UMW
George Wyant
Kelly's | Creek
Frank Christpher
Pursgrove
Victory Garden Graph Promotes New Zealand Spinach
A Victory Garden feature by Dean Halliday from Central Press Association urges substituting New Zealand spinach for spinach. The plant thrives in heat, grows quickly with frequent tip pruning, and yields abundant greens from a single plant across the season.
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Dean Halliday
aging elephant lift to be destroyed by allied air forces
In a wartime rally at Madison Square Garden M. M. Litvinov and others warned of Hitler's eastward offensive and the likely collapse of the Nazi regime. Hopkins cited Coral Sea and Midway as preludes to impending disaster under the dictatorship. The message emphasized relentless Allied air power and the futility of Tojo's plans amid growing pressure.
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Tojo
Coral Sea
Midway
Hopkins
M. M. Litvinov
United States
Madison Square Garden
Hitler
Jen
Europe
Roosevelt
Washington
Russia
Classified rates and sample ads for Sentinel column
The notice reproduces Sentinel classified rate details two cents for first insertion and one cent per word after, with a 45 cent minimum. It shows example ads for rent and sale listings including addresses, phone-like numbers, and fragment items such as Lost and Wanted advertisements. The text preserves old style with terse phrases and line breaks.
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Sentinel
M. Wana
Radio Schedule Drama From Central West Virginia Station
Central West Virginia’s station list outlines evening programs across multiple networks WATTS and arm stations. It lists times from 5:30 PM to midnight featuring news sports music and drama with hosts such as Captain Midnight and Lowell Thomas plus performances by Glenn Miller and Burns and Allen among others.
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Palton Lewis, Jr
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WJZ
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