Eller routs Champs with fine hurling
The Indians crushed the Yankees 7 to 1 as Bob Feller pitched a seven hit, his 11th win of the season. Cleveland widened its lead to two games over Detroit after New York’s late-season collapse. Browns beat the Athletics 9-4 with four homers, Elden Auker the winning pitcher.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Bear
Champs
Cleveland
New York
Joe D’magero
Yanks
Browns
Indians
Ossie Vitt
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
St. Louis
Philadelphia Athletics
Walt Judnich
Harold Clift
Don Heffner
Elden Auker
Ladies Enjoy Free Battles At Major League Ballparks
New York writer describes women at women’s days in major league parks. Observes conversations range from budgets and bargains to fashion, with spectators discussing players, umpires, and entertainers like Guy Tombardo. Notes the social mix of wives, daughters, and secretaries seeking escape from daily chores.
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Bill White
New York
Junior
Jupior
Bayendtapner
Guy Tombardo
Cincinnati
Indians Beat Yankees 9-4 Behind Judnich And Feller
In a pitchers duel the Indians defeated the Yankees 9-4 as Walt Judnich homered twice and Bob Feller earned his first victory. Judnich collected two hits in three at bats while Feller held New York to seven hits and drove in two runs for Cleveland.
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Associated Press
Walt Judnich
Browns
Turis
Athletics
Bob Feller
Indians
Yankees
Great Battle Waged in Meet at Ekwanok
National collegiate golf championship near finish with 145 players from 30 institutions at Manchester Vermont. Neil Croonquist of Minnesota leads after a par 70, one stroke ahead of Georgetown's Johnny Burke Stanford's Warren Berl Harvard's Bill Cordingley and Dartmouth's Bill Clark. LSU leads team scoring with 294 through the first round, Princeton close at 303. The 36 hole qualifying will trim field to 64 for match play.
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Bill King
Manchester
Ekwanok
Neil Croonquist
Minnesota
Johnny Burke
Georgetown
Warren Berl
Stanford
Bill Cordingley
Harvard
Bill Clark
Dartmouth
Louisiana State
LSU
Princeton
One Mountain State League Game Reports Williamson Win
Williamson invaded Kentucky Monday for a 7 4 Mountain State league victory over Ashland as the Redbirds posted 12 hits while Ashland committed four errors. Other games were rained out with Bluefield at Ashland Williamson and Welch and Huntington at Logan scheduled for today.
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Associated Press
Williamson
Kentucky
Ashland
Redbirds
Bluefield
Welch
Huntington
Logan
Rainy Day NDL results and slate of today’s MLB games
Yesterday all NL games were rained out while St Louis beat Philadelphia 9 to 4 and Cleveland topped New York 7 to 1. Probable pitchers for today include Derringer or Moore for Cincinnati and Errickson for Philadelphia, with Chicago at Brooklyn night game and other matchups across the circuit.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Derringer
Moore
Errickson
Chicago
Brooklyn
N French
Casey
St. Louis
New York
McGee
Melton
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Butcher
Higbe
Cleveland
Detroit
Galehouse
Wilson
Rowe
Ani
Newhrouser
Washington
Masterson
Rigney
Potter
Kennedy
Pearson
Milhar
Pet
Grafton Wins Loop Contest Last Evening
The Grafton Independents routed Pruntytown 12 to 4 in a seven inning loop contest at Fetterman diamond. Stolzenfels struck out nine, homered, and six hits paced Grafton, with Furlow, Willis, and Bolyard also contributing. Pruntytown managed four runs behind Hamric and Plum, while errors and timely hitting sealed the victory in the Taylor county league clash.
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Grafton Independents
Taylor County Baseball League
Pruntytown
Fetterman
Stolzenfels
Furlow
Willis
Bolyard
Hamric
Plum
Grafton
Poe
DeMoss
Jackson
Ipsy Ta Henderson
Weaver
Erea Se
Hoal
McGee
Keener
Pugh
Jones
Drainer
Shaw
Stafford
Harvic
P-Rf
Grefton
Hamrics
Vyf Hamric
Huber
Wheeling Downs to Resume Summer Racing Session
The Wheeling Downs summer meeting will resume Wednesday at noon after a two week break. The spring 18 day session ended Saturday with owners expanding stables and new handlers arriving from North Randall. Racing secretary William M. Shewbridge secured continued cooperation for the extra nine days as weather improves and fast track conditions return.
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Wheeling Downs
North Randall
William M. Shewbridge
C. A. Calhoun
Ricard
Ruth Lerner
Buck McClellan
Miney Myserson
Old Honesty
Eye High
Sun Camp
Mikel
Dr. C. N. Finch
Asa
W. A. Mikel
the Downs
Thomas Runner Victor In National AAU Marathon
Barney Gedwilas 27 of Thomas WV won the national AAU 30 kilometer title in Philadelphia in a downpour. He finished 75 yards ahead of Don Heinicke of Baltimore, running 18 34 miles in 110 minutes, his first marathon for West Virginia University alumnus.
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Philadelphia
Barney Gedwilas
Thomas
W. Va
Gedwilas
West Virginia University
Don Heinicke
Baltimore
Sees Arse Ade
Yankees Seek Harvard Star
Yankees eye Harvard star Torby MacDonald and other college names as baseball chatter runs through Yankee Giants and Dodgers reports. Notes on Joe DiMaggio, Joe Cronin, Pee Wee Reese, Vanderbilt recruitments, and Chicago exposition plans mix with hints of regional sports gossip and upcoming events.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Yanks
Giants
Dodgers
Tennessee
Fordham
Ed Danforth
Atlanta Journal
Dempsey
Cowboy Luttrell
Michigan
Luke Hamlin
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Cronin
Dominic Reguarly
Vanderbilt
J. P. Moore
Arkansas
Pee Wee Reese
Brookyns
Yankees
Joe M'Carthy
Joe
Louis
Chicago
Kavak
Bob Sikes
Robert
Lee Sikes
Lincoln
Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported Scores
Boxers Ben Moroz and Irving Eldridey won decisions in Chicago and New York while Fritzle Zivic stopped John Rinaldi in Pittsburgh. The sparse report lists weights and city lines with unclear parentheses and stray text.
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Pittsburgh
Fritzle Zivic
Johnny Rinaldi
New York
Clarksburg Boys Tie In Marble Championship
WILDWOOD, N J June 25 Charles Mott of Huntington West Virginia and Junior Pennington of Clarksburg share the lead in the 18th final national marble tournament as the event opens. The tourney splits into eastern and central sections, each with four teams. Sectional winners meet Friday against four already chosen champions.
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Wildwood
N. J
Charles Mott
Huntington
W. Va
Junior Pennington
Clarksburg
Colored ballot politics speculates second place contenders
The piece lists candidates such as Gellator Styles Bruges of New Hampshire and Hanford MacNider of Idaho, with references to former officials Gov Harlan Bushfield and Rep Dewey Short. It notes a twilight schedule on weekends and Independence Day while Ames is set for 2 30 p m in an unlikely fragmentary report.
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Dewey
Willkie
Republican Party
New Deal
Harold E. Stassen
Joseph E. Martin
Taft
Midwest
House of Representatives
Hoover
Ralph Carr
Colorado
Mak
Gellator Styles Bruges
New Hampshort
Hanford Mac Nider
Tdwa
American Légion
Hoover Talks This Evening At Republican Convention
New York June 25 The second night of Hoover’s convention address will be carried by NBC CBS and MBS at 8 30 pm with highlights from the floor and scheduled early sessions. Programs list varied time slots and changes, with Europe convention coverage and radio schedules across WEAF WABC and other networks.
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New York
Hoover
NBC
CBS
MBS
Horace Heidt
Turing
Europe
WEAF
WEAP
Fred Waring
Johnny Presents
WABC
CB5
Uncle —_ Jim
WJZ
Mr. Keen
Roy Shield
Raymond Massey
Cavalcade of America
Arthur Hall
Philadelphia
Ma Perkins
Hedda Hopper
Delaware Park
Aqueduct
Churchill outlines British terms and French fleet fate
Prime Minister Churchill told Parliament Britain’s indispensable conditions for armistice talks with Germany. He said A V Alexander, Admiral Pound and Lord Lloyd were assured the fleet would not fall to Germany, yet armistice terms followed and the fleet was handed to the Axis. French ships at Alexandria flew half mast in mourning and Reynaud’s request to be freed from allied obligations was refused.
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Petain
Germany
Britain
Pétain
A. V. Alexander
Dudley Pound
Lord Lloyd
Bordeaux
Churchill
Alexandria
Egypt
Reynaud
Paul Reynaud
France
Commons
Tours
Paris
M. Reynaud
United States
Central West Virginia Radio Schedule Turmoil
A scrambled scan lists Central West Virginia stations and programs across the day. NBC WJZ and WEAF air Cavalcade of America and Battle of Sexes while CBS and MBS carry shows like Fibber McGee and Molly Amos n Andy and Inside of Sports.
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NBC
WJZ
Cavalcade of America
CBS
We the People
WEAF
WMMN
NWBC
Jose Bettencourt
Nbc-Weaf
Yvette
Quiz
Paul Sullivan
Platform of cent foreign affairs plank urges peace and congress
The draft platform calls for government to avoid aggression and extend sympathy to affected peoples while keeping war from becoming inevitable without congressional approval. It urges a nonbelligerent stance, a balanced tariff policy, and limited discretionary power for the secretary of State, plus stronger military representation and a scientific tariff rate reduction plan.
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Cent . Argeign Affairs
Congress
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Services
Ft Plank
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