Yankees See Early Ticket Sales Against Track of 1946
Sports roundup traces 1946 season ticket sales for the Yankees and football club, noting 500 season boxes for baseball and 400 boxes at 140 dollars for football. It cites more golf events in the New York area, a fan fined over a foul ball incident, and assorted notes on college and pro sports figures. It mentions Tug Wilson, J Edgar Hoover, and various coaches and players in a stream of quick items.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Baseball Yankees
Football Yankees
Jo Jo
Sacramento
Clemson “College
Frank Howard
Mutual
New York University
Ray DuMont
Baseball Congress
Tug Wilson
John Jacobs
Oklahoma U
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Outfit
Jacobs
Reds Dominate Dodgers as Chapman Guides Phils Rise
Cincinnati Reds clip the Dodgers while Ben Chapman steers the Phillies toward a surprising surge from eighth to sixth in the NL. The Phils rally behind Chapman’s three RBIs as Brooklyn falls to Cincinnati 15 3, Cardinals slip, and Yankees lose to Cleveland.
West Virginia Open Leads Narrow as Coffey and Byers Peak
Logan records show Rat Coffey of Moundsville and Pete Byers of White Sulphur Springs leading the 14th West Virginia Open at Logan Country Club after 36 holes. Coffey posted 36 and 41 on the windup day to finish 177. Byers totaled 118 with 37 on the final nine. Roy Blizzard and George Hoffer among top challengers as 48 players remain from a 72-hole field.
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Charles Armentrout
Logan
Coffey
Moundsville
Logan Country Club
Pete Byers
White
Sulphur Springs
Byers
Roy Burger
Charleston
Ray Vaughan, Jr
Lewisburg
Geoge Hoffer
Wheeling
Benny Vardy
Spencer
Bill Stone
Joe Kuhn
Huntington
White Sulphur Springs
Rat Coffey Mounsville
Roy Blizzard
Blizzard
Billstone
Tygart Lake Club Meets At 8 At Elks Club
The Tygart Lake Club convenes at 8 PM at the Elks Club to review 1946 plans. Memberships are arriving rapidly as boaters seek anchorage and lake protection this summer. A special meeting follows the Louis-Gonn fight discussion to finalize business on boating and fishing initiatives.
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Tygart Lake
P. m
Elks Cub
Tate Boy Shines in NCAR Golf Contenders Eye Crown
The NCAR tournament spans three days with a large field including Stanford Washington Oregon State Northwestern Cornell Princeton LSU, aiming to dethrone Ohio State. Notables include Howard Baker of Gallipolis the leading contender and LSU's John Ellis and Princeton's Bill Campbell among challengers.
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Howver
Ohio State
John Lorns
Lorns
Stanford
Washington
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Cornell
Louisiana State
Howard Baker
Gallipolis
Cheff
LSU
John Ellis F
Columbus
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Ellis
Campbell
Baker
Predict Good Bass Season For This State
West Virginia opens bass season at midnight Friday with many species legal to catch including large and smallmouth kentuck or spotted bass pickerel muskalonge walleye rock bass crappie blue gill sunfish red belled sunfish channel cat blue cat white perch white or yellow sucker and red horse. Trout season runs April 27 to July 15. Frogs may be taken 7 pm June 29 to July 5 except in several counties.
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Saaeenanemeena
Hesen
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England
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Mercer
Mineral
Ohio
Putnam
Taylor
Rehabilitation Office Opens in Parkersburg July 15
The education department’s division of vocational rehabilitation announced the seven branch office would open in Parkersburg July 15 serving about 187,000 people in Wood Ritchie Pleasants counties. Tobin and Robert Kapp of East Liverpool entered a temporary plea of innocent and will enter a formal plea next Tuesday.
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Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Parkersburg
F. Ray Power
Wood
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Lisbon
Ealils
Tobin
Robert Kapp
East Liverpool
Major League Leaders by Fhre Associated Press
National Leaguers Musial of St Louis leads with 87 hits and 45 runs while Slaughter drives 47 RBIs for St Louis. Brooklyn’s Walker tops batting and Higbe leads with 70 wins. AL marks Vernon wins 368, Williams hits 61, Doerr 81 RBIs. Ruffing heads AL pitching with 5 0 1000 era.
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Associated Press
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Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
Slaughter
Tripusial
Mize
New York
Reiser
Higbe
Hite—Berardino
Pesky
Boston
Vernon
Spence
Papier Hae
Cleveland
Pie Balts
Baseball Will Help Spokane Indians After Bus Tragedy
Spokane, Washington, June 26. Organized baseball opened its heart to help reconstruct the Spokane Indians after a fatal bus crash left eight dead and seven wounded. Offers came from major and minor leagues nationwide, with Branch Rickey promising help and Brooklyn Dodgers support. Owner Sam W. Collins, busy with victims’ families, aimed to finish the season despite the tragedy.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokane Indians
Sam W. Collins
Indians
Collins
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
W. G. Bramham
National Association of Minor Leagues
Babe Didrikson Faces Rival In Western Open Round
In the Western Open golf event Babe Didrikson Zaharias faces a challenge from Phyllis Otto of Atlantic Iowa as she seeks to reach the semifinals. Otto, Northwestern University graduate, played strong to narrowly upset Mary Agnes Wall in the first round and aimed to test the defending champion further.
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L. E. Skelley
Lqmere
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Phyllis Otto
Atlantic
Northwestern University
Mrs. Zaharias
Phyllis
Wakonda Club
Mary Agnes Wall
Menominee
Mich
State man wins in Ksutanaex boxing bout
Mike Raffa of Newell West Virginia defeated Johnny Gebbert of New York by an eighth round technical knockout in a scheduled 10 round benefit match here last night. The event was reported from Ksutanaex Pa dated June 26. In World War I, Army recruits were required to have at least 19 teeth.
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Ksutawnex
Mike
Raffa
Newell
W. Va
Johnny Gebbert
New York
Falkenburgs Dominate NCAA Tennis Tourney
Evanston reporting Southern California kept four players alive in the NCAA championships quarter to seize a lead for the team title. Bob Falkenburg swept Walter Stuckert 6-2 6-0 and teamed with Tom to beat Macken brothers 9-7 2-6 6-2 in doubles. Tom beat Bob Ryland 6-4 6-4. Shea rallied past Ed Chew 9-7 3-6 6-1 as next day rounds featured Larned Weil Falkenburgs and Pero in key singles showdowns.
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Evanston
Southern California
Bob Falkenburg
Walter Stuckert
Western Michigan
Tom
Brendan
James Macken
William and Mary
Tom Falkenburg
Bob Ryland
Wayne
Trojan
Shea
Ed Chew
Texas
Gardner Larned
Ben Weil
Baseball Standings and Schedule for Today
How They Stand Boston 1 Detroit 0 Cleveland 8 New York 3 Chicago 6 Washington 4 St Louis 7 Philadelphia 2 National Eedyne Cincinnati 15 Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 3 New York 0 Philadelphia 5 St Louis Chicago 7 Boston 3 Today Boston at Detroit New York at Cleveland Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis National Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York Chicago at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia Tomorrow American League No games scheduled National League Boston at Brooklyn Chicago st Sapna Only games schedul
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Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Pittsburgh
Sapna
Chicago Philadelphia
Pittst
Benny Leonard To Run Kingston Ball Franchise
Benny Leonard former lightweight boxing champion will operate the Kingston franchise in the New York state professional basketball league. The league granted the franchise yesterday with Ben M Becker of Albany and Kingston businessmen associated with him.
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Gloversville, N
Benny Leonard
Kingston
Leonard
Ben
M. Becker
Albany
Records May Fall In NAAU Track And Field
SAN ANTONIO June 26 The national AAU meet opened with a projection of record smashing as Harrison Dillard of Baldwin Wallace College led a strong field toward multiple marks in junior and senior events. Dillard already holds bests in the 120 yard high hurdles and 220 yard hurdles plus tied the world record in the 220 yards. Lennart Strand targets the 1500 meter standard after a 3 46.6 effort, and Arky Erwin of New Orleans A C aims at the 400 meter hurdles while pursuing the 440 yard hurdles.
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Harold V. Ratliff
San Antonio
Tex
Little Baldwin Wallace College
Ohio
Harrison Dillard
Dillard
Lennart Strand
AAU
Arky Erwin
New Orleans A.C
Iary
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press
Bobby Feller struck out 13 Yankees in an 8 to 3 Indians win. Tex Hughson earned his fourth straight victory with a 1 to 0 shutout of the Tigers. Ray Mueller drove in five runs as Cincinnati routed the Dodgers 15 to 3. Nick Strincevich pitched a four hit shutout to beat New York 3 to 0. Del Ennis celebrated Ennis night with three RBIs in a 5 to 3 Phillies win. Chet Laabs homered twice with a single as St. Louis beat Philadelphia 7 to 2.
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Associated Press
Ben Chapman
Phillies
Chapman
Philadelphia
Jimmy Wilson
Hans Lobert
Doc Prothro
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Phils
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Freddy Hutchinson
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Rapids
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St. Louis Browns
Aha
Indians
Tex Hughson
Red Sox
Tigers
Ray Mueller
Reds
Dodgers
Pirates
Nation's Coal Bill Up 67 Million a Year
Washington June 26 The nations coal bill rises by 67 million dollars annually according to OPA estimates. An order raising anthracite ceilings adds 91 cents per ton, about 44.5 million dollars a year, largely borne by households. Commercial and industrial users bear a 401 per cent increase in bituminous coal, estimated at 222.75 million dollars.
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Washington
OPA
Classified rates in Sentinel advertise with word counts
The Sentinel lists classified rates at two and a half cents per word for the first insertion and one and a half cents per word for each additional insertion. The notice emphasizes accurate word counting and states the noble minimum charge is 55 cents.
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Sentinel
Asia
Retirement of 115 teachers approved by board
Charleston June 26 The retirement of 115 teachers received approval of the state teacher retirement board yesterday. They include Agnes Johnston Martha G Johnson and Ollie Kate Johnston of Logan Jessie Brown Perkins and Willie Primm of Williamson and Jessie Cochran of Grafton The average salary of all teachers principals and supervisors in American schools was 1470 in 1940 41 The first oil lease in Pennsylvania was made in 1854.
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