Cooper Masters Enemy With Shutout Bat In Senior Loop
Morton Cecil Cooper of the St Louis Cardinals posted a 4-0 victory with a two hit shutout against the Boston Braves in Army Navy relief game. His 32 scoreless innings stretch and three wins in a row with shutouts mark a dramatic rise after an arm operation last season.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Morton Cecil Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
New York
Cooper
Boston Braves
Boston
St. Louis
Skein
Gooper
Shim
Grea
National League names all star squad for July 6 tilt
Brooklyn Dodgers supply most selections as NL rosters include Walker Cooper Willard Marshall and Dixie Walker with Durocher to lead. Derringer Walters Vander Meer Passeau Melton and others highlight pitching staff. Cooper brothers and Moore among five Cardinals represented.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Polo Grounds
Walker Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
Willard Marshall
New York Giants
Stan Hack
Chicago Cubs
Billy Jurges
Giants
Camilli
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Dolph Camilli
Dixie Walker
Big John Mize
Frank McCormick
Cincinnati Reds
Durocher
Whitlow’ Wyatt
Mickey Owen
Billy Herman
Peewee Reese
Arky Vaughan
Joe Medwick
Pete Reiser
Passeau
Cardinals
Cooper Brothers
Morton
Walker
Jimmy Brown
Terry Moore
Enos Slaughter
Cincinnati
Paul Derringer
Bucky Walters
Johnny Vander Meer
Ray Starr
Claude Passeau
Cliff Melton
Mel Ott
Mize
Marshall
Boston Braves
Ernie Lombardi
Eddie Miller
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Bob Elliott
Philadelphia
Danny Litwhiler
St. Louis
Wiliam Herman
Brooklyn
Eadie Miller
Boston
Harold Reese
Bob Wilcott
Ployd Wquehan
Harold Reiser
Enov Slaughter
Melvin Quay
jDanny _Litwhiler
Yar
Major League Leaders Leaders in batting and pitching
National League leads include Reiser of Brooklyn with 362 batting average and Medwick also from Brooklyn at 248 hits. Mize of New York tops RBIs with 53 and Holmes of Boston ties for hits at 76. Slaughter of St Louis leads triples with 7. Mize again near home runs with 11. Pitching leader French of Brooklyn shows 60 decisions. American League highlights Gordon of New York batting .870 and Williams of Boston with 510 runs.
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Reiser
Brooklyn
Medwick
Ott
New York
Mize
Holmes
Boston
Joost
Cincinnati
Hack
Chicago
Slaughter
St. Louis
Musial
Nicholson
F. McCormick
Camilli
Miller
French
Wyatt
Learer
Gordon
Boerr
Williams
Cimaraio
York
Detroit
Doerr
Spence
Washington
Higgins
D. D’maggio
Washir Ton
Heath
Cleyland
J. Dimargio
W Liams
Kuhel
Case
Borony
Haynes
All Star selections strained by Yankees Dodgers players
Major league All Star managers face the challenge of limiting Yankee and Dodger representation. Joe McCarthy may fare well, but Leo Durocher has many from his own Dodgers and Giants to pick from, including Vaughan and Reiser. Also notes on players and other sports items from various teams and figures.
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Hugh Fullerton
JH Durocher
Dodgers
New York
W.W
Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Leo Durocher
Wyatt
Owen
Herman
Reese
Vaughan
Reiser
Medwick
Carl de Rose
Flinger
California
Yanks
Amsterdam
Cher
Joe
Phil
Norfolk
Asheville
N. C
Greenville
Buzz Boyle
Morristown
Tenn
Pred Hartman
Newport
Richard E. Carberry
Carberry
Fordham
Bataan
45Th Infantry
al Cervi
Fort Niagara
N.Y
Marines
Cleveland
Joe Marty
Phils
Jimmy Dorsett
Indians
Hank Wayton
Cardinal
Pat Harder
Milwaukee
Hal Hirshon
UCLA
Beaumont
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Narrow Baseball Victories
Morton Cooper of the Cardinals pitched a two hit shutout for his tenth win, Johnny Allen of the Dodgers blanked the Reds on five hits, Jimmy Bloodworth sparked a six run rally with a two run homer for Detroit, Buck Ross of the White Sox pitched a six hit gem for a second straight shutout, Al Smith of the Indians scattered five hits to beat the Athletics and extend the win streak, Bill Lee of the Cubs delivered five hit pitching in a win over the Phillies.
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Mouna
Dodgers
Wallop
Reid
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Peewee Reese
Lew Riggs
Pete Reiser
Joe Medwick
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Lee
Buck) Ross
Sid Hudson
Washington
Ross
Chicago
Wally Moses
al Smith
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Jum Bloodworth
Morton Cooper
Cardinals
Braves
Johnny Allen
Dodger
Reds
Jimmy Bloodworth
Tigers
Red Sox
Buck Ross
White Sox
Senators
Indians
Athletics
Bill Lee
Cubs
Phils
Boxing results from cities show multiple decisions and knockouts
Fights last night in Appleton Wallace Ross out pointed Danny Cox in Elizabeth Henry Allen outpointed Mike Alfano in Philadelphia Young Byron outpointed Billy Tordiglione in Fall River Winnie Rossano defeated Milton Kessler in Brooklyn.
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Philadelphia
Henry Allen
Mke Alfano
New York
Fall River
Mass
Young Byron
Boston
Billy “Tordiglione
Brooklyn
Winnie Rossano
Milton Kessler
Baseball Scores From Yesterday
St Louis defeated Boston 4 to 0 while Chicago beat Philadelphia 7 to 1 and Brooklyn won 4 to 0 against Cincinnati.
Nine Yankees Named to All Star Nine
The 1941 All Star selection includes fourteen Yankees, led by pitcher Edgar Smith and slugger Joe Gordon. The roster features players from Detroit and Boston with Sluggers Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio among the outfielders. Joe Gordon anchors the infield with several repeats from 1941.
Baseball scores recap from yesterday games
Detroit beat Boston 7 to 3 while Chicago defeated Washington 2 to 0. Cleveland won 4 to 1 against Philadelphia. New York versus St. Louis was postponed.
Today s Pitches in the American League Matchups
Major league slate features New York at Chicago Chandler against E Smith while Boston meets Cleveland H Newsome versus Harder Newsom faces Auker at St Louis Washington. Detroit hosts Philadelphia childon versus Berton. Cincinnati plays Brooklyn Riddle versus Highe. Pittsburgh meets New York Sewell against Melton. Chicago travels to Boston Fleming facing Earley. St Louis visits Philadelphia Pollet against Hughes.
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New York
Chicago
Chandler
E. Smith
Boston
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Riddle
Highe
Pittsburgh
Sewell
Melton
Fleming
Earley
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pollet
Hughes
Semifinalists emerge in 45 year intercollegiate golf
South Bend Ind June 26 The national intercollegiate golf tournament narrows to a colorful set of semifinals led by Earl Stewart of LSU defending champ and Ray Brownell of Stanford last year’s runner up both upset yesterday. Manuel de la Torre Northwestern Harold Gjolme Washington Frank Tatum Jr Stanford and Bob Kuntz Yale join the chase as pairings set for today in 36 hole playoff action.
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South Bend
Ind
Earl Stewart
Louisiana State
Ray Brownell
Stanford
Manuel de la Torre
Northwestern
Madrid
Spain
Angel de la Torre
Chicago
Royal Madrid
Harold Gjolme
University of Washington
Frank Tatum
Bob Kuntz
Yale
New York Metropolitan
Bil
Kuntz
de la Torre
Gjolme
Tatum
Troop Train Continues Route From Phoenix to Los Angeles
The troop train runs from Phoenix to Cadiz via Parker with a Santa Fe Scout aiding the westbound section into Los Angeles. The incident occurred at 11 05 p m PWT.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Cadiz
Calif
Santa Fe
Parker
Los Angeles
British Plan Continues Amid Middle East Battle Likely Clash
The report notes a British plan continuing from page one as guard actions push main forces toward a decisive engagement. An Axis force is described as strong, with both sides poised for a potentially pivotal battle that could determine the broader Middle East situation.
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Middle East
Axis
Aie
Frontline Struggles Highlight North Africa and Far East Events
Dispatches report Rommel leveraging extended supply lines as 8th Army fights on in Libya with German Italian divisions and adapted captured equipment. Also notes a Japanese submarine sinking Angarstroi and Moscow reacting to Tokyo and Washington claims amid evolving Soviet Japan relations.
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Erwin Rommel
Eighth Army
Libya
Rommel
21St
15Th Armored
Durin
Moscow
United States
Japan
Soviet Union
Domei
Classified Advertising Rates From The Sentinel
The Sentinel lists classified rates at twenty cents per word for the first insertion and one cent per word for each additional insertion, with a minimum charge of forty five cents. Words and numbers count as separate words. ads must be placed in proper classifications and errors reported promptly.
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Sentinel
Ana Amale
Special Commission Sale In Taylor County Virginia
Special commissioners announce a public auction of Bee Restaurant assets and a parcel of real estate in Grafton West Virginia on July 14 1942 at 1 30 pm at the Taylor County courthouse front door. The sale follows a 1942 chancery decree in Ball versus Pappajohn et al with terms requiring one third cash and balance in one or two years with interest bearing notes.
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Laura J. Reed
Tay County
West Virginia
Gotrhow
Taylor County
West Pee
Blueville
Fetterman
Special Commission
Virginia
Victor Ballanderas
James E. Pappajohin
Special Sioners
Bee
Busy Bee
East Main Street
Grafton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
William Archdeacon
James Elizabeth Yasté
Guy
Frank M. Hollis
Dry
Circuit Court
Taylor Counlty
West Virginis
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St. Johnsbury
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Remus
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W. R. Dickerton
Johnny Tones
Saratogs
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Lem Franklin
U.C. Richman
General Insurance Town
Uraften Banking and Trogt Company
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W. L. Pat
Edgar Smith
Ted Williams
Louis
Joe Gor
Don
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Charles Ruffing
Alton Benton
Spurgeon Chandler
Tex Hughson
Ed Smith
James Bagby
Harold Newhouser
William Dickey
George Tebbetts
Warren Rosar
Lou Boudreau
Bob Doerr
Joe Gordon
Tom Henrich
Bob Johnson
Stan Spence
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