Larry French Too Much For Bucs As Brooklyn Nine Wins
Dodgers relief ace Larry French earned his sixth win without a defeat by shutting out the final innings after entering in the third. Pete Reiser and Joe Medwick led a late rally, with Medwick driving in two and extending his hitting streak to 26 games as Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 6-2. Other league results include Yankee 6 Browns 5, Red Sox 5 Detroit 3, Indians 7 Athletics 5, Reds 0 Giants 7, and Cubs 8 Phils 4.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pete Reiser
Joe Medwick
Gue
French
Larry French
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Prench
Whitlow Wyatt
Larry
Reiser
Medwick
Yanks
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St. Louis Browns
Joe Gordon
Joe Dimaggio
Browns
Atley Donald
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Times
Oscar Judd
Boston
Ted Williams
Jim Tabor
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Tribe
Cris Hockett
Les Fleming
Ken Keltner
A's
Bob Johnson
College Tennis Battle Enters Third Day in New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS on June 24 the National Intercollegiate Tennis tournament entered its third day on Tulane courts with Ted Schroeder of Stanford No 1 seed facing Bob Oolman of Washington as the feature match. Doubles play began yesterday as teams vie for titles amid strong college competition and national interest.
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New Orleans
Ted Schroeder
Stanford
Bob Oolman
Washington
Bass Season Opens On Saturday Powell Says
Game Protector Joseph W Powell announced bass season will open on and after Saturday June 27. All bass streams and the Tygarts Dam lake are open to sportsmen. Fishermen are urged to delay activities until Saturday.
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Joseph W. Powell
Tygarts Dam
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Narrow Showdowns Across Leagues
Bill Lehrman pitched a four hit shutout for the Giants against the Reds while Novikoff led the Cubs with a three run homer against the Phillies. Oscar Judd homered to back an eight hit effort against the Tigers and Les Fleming collected three hits including a homer for the Indians against the Athletics. Larry French held the Pirates scoreless for seven innings in relief as the Dodgers rallied. Joe Gordon doubled twice and added a single as the Yankees beat the Browns.
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Bill Lehrman
Giants
Reds
A Novikoff
Cubs
Phils
Oscar Judd
Red Sox
Tigers
Les Fleming
Indians
Athletics
Larry French
Dodgers
Pirates
Jog Gordon
Yankees
Browns
Lem Franklin Routed Again in Ring Rout
Cleveland readers witnessed a crowded lakefront stadium as Sergeant Joe Muscato halted Lem Franklin in the first round after a flurry of lefts and rights. The night also featured Bobo versus Bettina with Bettina prevailing, and Anton Christoforidis dominating Johnny Colan in a ten round decision.
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Ray Blosser
Cleveland
Lem Franklin
Chicago
Joe Louis
Joe Muscato
Buffalo
N. C
Franklin
Lakefront
Cleveland News
Pastor
Bob Pastor
Lem
Harry Bobo
Pittsburgh
Muscato
Bettina
Bobo
Anton Christoforidis
New York
Johnny Colan
Colan
Boxing Card From Cleveland And Newark Upsets
Fights last night featured Bettina beating Bobo and Christofordis outpointing Muscato in Cleveland while Shapiro and Bivins won decisively. In Newark Tippy Larkin outpointed Bill Davis as Pepe edged Archibald in Hartford with close decisions.
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Cleveland
Melio Bettina
Beacon
Harry Bobo
Pittsburgh
Anton Christofordis
Johnny Colant Muscato
Buffalo
New York
Sergt. Joe
Lem Franklin
Maxie Shapiro
Brooklyn
Harry Teaney
Jimmy Bivins
Joey Maxim
Newark
Tippy Larkin
Garfield
N. J
Bill Davis
Minersville
Hartford
Conn
Willie Pepe
Johnny Mize Caught in Hidden Ball Trick Attempt
New York Giants first baseman Johnny Mize tried a hidden ball trick on Eddie Joost of Cincinnati yesterday but Joost read the move, reached around, took the ball from Mize, and tossed it to the pitcher.
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New York
Johnny Mize
New York Giants
Mize
Eddie Joost
Cincinnati
Joost
Jana
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Baseball leaders from the National and American Leagues feature Hank Reiser and Mize among batting and runs leaders with Brooklyn, New York, and St. Louis strong. Doerr Dimaggio Williams Gordon and Spence headline runs batted in and hits.
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Brooklyn
Medwick
Ott
New York
Rums
Mize
Elliott
Pittsburgh
Holmes
Boston
Reis
Joost
Cincinnati
Hack
Chicago
Slaughter
St. Louis
Musial
Nicholson
Camilli
Miller
French
Wyatt
Gordon
Doerr
Williams
Dimaggio
Spence
Washington
Fleming
Cleveland
Higgins
Detroit
D. Dimaggio
J. Dimaggio
Heath
York
Kubel
Case Washington
Borony
Haynes
Top Players Move Forward At South Bend Meet
In South Bend Indiana 46 top players remain at the National Intercollegiate golf tournament with 64 contenders left after 36 holes. Earl Stewart of LSU leads as last year's medalist and driving champion after firing 70 71 for 141, one stroke under his 1941 medalist mark as the field heads into 190 holes of match play.
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South Bend
Ind
Earl Stewart
Louisiana State University
Dallas, Tex
Chain O' Lakes
Jones Begins Army Service
Bobby Jones has traded golf clubs for military service as Captain Robert Tyre Jones joins the U S Army aircraft warning service. He will train to supervise volunteers along the Atlantic coast from Maine to Key West, helping spot enemy planes after completing the course. Brig. Gen. John K. Cannon explains Jones will organize and instruct volunteers in this vital observation service.
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Sid Feder
New York
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Robert Tyre Jones
Chicago
Ben Hogan
Uncle Sam
Peachtree Street
Atlantic Seaboard
Maine
Key West
John K. Cannon
First Fighter Command
Jones
Homer Beats Loop Leader In Mountain State Action
Ashland shut out Huntington 6-0 as Jack Bomar hit a second inning homer and Jewels were held to seven hits. Williamson secured a 6-5 win over Logan with Soven and Halkard's sixth inning rally. Seven struck out five in relief. Welch toppled Bluefield 9-6 and 10-6 with notable power from Welch’s catcher. Logan, Welch, Ashland schedule next games with Bluefield, Williamson.
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Associated Press
Jack Bomar
Ashland
Huntington
Allen Albright
Harry Soven
Jim Halkard
Mate
Williamson
Logan
Seven
Brady
Welch
Miners
Bluefield
Benefit Grid Tilt Planned For Navy Relief Benefit
Approximately 250 youths from Eastern Ohio and Northern West Virginia schools were declared eligible for berths on two 22 man football squads to play August 20 at Wheeling High School stadium for Navy Relief Society funds. Wall of details notes 145 from Belmont Jefferson Harrison counties Ohio and 96 from Hancock Brooke Ohio Marshall Wetzel in WV. Weirton leads WV schools with 16 graduates and Yorkville leads Ohio nominees with 14.
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Wheeling High School
Navy Relief Society
Ohio
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Belmont
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Gicken
Hancock, Brooke
Marshall
Wetzel
Weirton
Yorkville
Buckeye
Giants Coach Bill Terry Praises Mel Ott Squad
New York sportscasts note Ed Bang’s ticket sale, Mel Ott’s Giants show strong summer form, and Bill Terry’s praise amid mixed results. Features on players Fritzie Zivic, Earl Averill, Bill Dudley, and Navy football prospects, plus naval station sport notes and Marine Corps figures.
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Ed Bang
Cleveland News
Bill Terry
Giants
Bill
Mel Ott
Freddy Zivic
Fritzie’sboy
Pittshurgh
Earl Stewart
Ray Brownell
Stewart
Joplin Miners
Western Association
Joplin
Great Lakes Naval Station
Earl Averill
Bill Dudley
Virginia
Midwest
Helms Athletic Foundation
Pacific Coast League Baseball Hall of Fame
Tim Cohane
New York World
Telegram
Johnny Longden
Service Dept
Sands Point
Wash
Navjal Air Station
Adam Pianga
Kid McCoy
Camp Upton
Frank Goetteg
Marine Corps
Walter Camp
Jim Thorpe
Marines
Holt Rast
Alabama
Cary Cox
Rast
Fort Bragg
N. C
Shear
Frank Metzinger
Peru
News-Herald
Earl Williams
Stateville Penitentiary
Crooks
Chicago
Otto Crooks
Jerry Nason
Boston Globe
Isl Shirley
Little Rock Travelers
Umps
Canada Plans Return After War
Canada outlines plans to resume postwar policy with a broadened tax program. The proposal includes increased income and national defense taxes, a minimum savings plan, and payroll deductions for employers where feasible. The measure targets workers such as married men with two children earning a sizable income.
Classified rates and rental notices in Sentinel ad
Classified rates for Sentinel ads are two cents per eight words for the first insertion and one cent per eight words for each additional insertion. Minimum charge is forty five cents. Ads are restricted to proper classification and must use regular column style. For rent notices include address and item details.
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Sentinel
Radio Schedule Snapshot From West Virginia and Pittsburgh
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WMMN WJAS KDKA WOR WEAF WCAE WJZ WWVA WLW and more. Times span 5:00 PM to 12:00 AM with shows including Lee Moore Portia Faces Life True Life Stories and Uncle Don plus sports reviews and musical programs.
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WMMN
Lee Moore
Portia
WCAE
Jack Armstrong
CBS
Fielder
WLW
Vic and Sade
WEAF
Wiz
Uncle Don
Bette Smiley
Joe Hassel
WABC
Hedda Hopper
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Frank Parker
Hollywood
WOR
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World Today
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Ain Stern
Korn Kobblers
Fred Whring
Orch
WJZ
Easy Aces
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Amos
N’ Andy
Glenn Miller
News of the World
Nelson Eddy
Jesse Jones
Manhattan
Dr. Christian
Uncle Watler
America Calling
Wgbi—Orchestra
Eddie Cantor
Shirley Temple
Oxo Bell
KDEA
Kay Kyser
Jonn
B. Hughes
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