Feller Caps Sixth Victory With 2 1 Win Over Yankees
Bob Feller pitched six strong innings and matched his lifetime record against the Yankees at 11-11 as the Indians edged New York 2-1 in ten innings. He struck out nine, allowed six hits, and benefited from a tenth-inning homer by Lou Boueiro. The White Sox beat the Red Sox 3-2, the Senators beat the Tigers 5-4, and the Athletics toppled the Browns 7-3. In the NL, the Dodgers defeated the Reds 4-3, Cubs beat the Braves 4-3, Cardinals beat the Giants 3-2, and the Pirates topped the Phillies 6-3.
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Johnny Mize
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Pirates
Phillies
Lou Novikoff Back Home Amid Off Season Speculation
A jumble of sports notes reports Lou Novikoff likely returning to Los Angeles after a busy period of offers from airlines and media groups. Other items note Del Baker vs Charlie Dressen as top signal callers, Big polo candidates for the national open, Eddie Arcaro and Whirlaway at the Belmont, and various tidbits about boxing, tennis, and college athletics.
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New York
Special News Service
Henry Armstrong
Tony Canzoneri
U. of North Carolina
John Renfield
Jamaica
Tigers
Dick Bartell
del Baker
Buddy Baer
Joe Louis
Gabe Paul
Cincinnati Redios
John Mooney
Salt Lake City
Clark Griffith
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George
Nats
Dolly Stark
Bridgeport
Chuck Hain
Betty Atkinson
City Golf
Iowa City
Iowa
Sonny Tufts
Belmont Plaza
Yale
Mose Simms
St. Mary's
Texas
Hockenberry to Lead Services in Knottsville and Mt Pleasant
Local pastor Rev. J F Hockenberry will preach at Martin Beulah church at 11 00 a m on Sunday and at Mt Pleasant in the evening. Mother's Day services at Wesley and Knottsville churches were successful. Walter Poling and John G Shroyer remain ill at home. Rev Hockenberry called to Morgantown for John W Corbin funeral. Flossie Shroyer ill with infected finger. James Hockenberry and Lawrence Eisner visited Rev Hockenberry's family. Alfreda Gull ill with tonsillitis. Blwood and Max Boyles visited over the weekend. Arthur Wilson of Virginia and Mary Wilson of Fairmont visited here.
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J. F. Hockenberry
Martin Beulah
Mt. Pleasant
Wesley and
Knottsville
Walter Poling
John G. Shroyer
Morgantown
John W. Corbin
Flossie Shroyer
James Hockenberry
Lawrence Eisner
Hopemont
Three Horseshoe Tilts Booked By Tre Club
The Tri-C club of Grafton announces a week of horseshoe matches with three rivals. Wednesday meets Park View All-Stars at Freedom Oil Station court, Friday visits Rosemont A C C in Grafton, and Sunday hosts Maple Avenue Athletic Club led by Johnny Idoni at the Imperial Ice Cream warehouse court.
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Park View All-Stars
Freedom Oil Station
Rosemont A. CC
Maple Avenue Athletic Club
Johnny Idoni
Tri- Club
Junior Fowler
Junior Hensell
Imperial Ice Cream Company
Yesterday's Stars Highlight Early Runs and Late Heroics
Lou Boudreau homered in the 10th to lift the Indians over the Yankees. Jim Brown delivered a ninth inning run for the Cardinals against the Giants. Dob Johnson opened with a homer for the Athletics in the first frame amid a Browns rally. Hank Leiber belted a two run shot and drew a walk that produced the decisive run versus the Braves. Sid Hudson fired a three hit gem to beat the Tigers. Frank Gustine drove in three against the Phillies with two hits. John Rigney held the Red Sox to four hits and scored twice. Hugh Casey scattered six hits for his fifth win without a loss against the Reds.
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Cardinals
Giants
Dob Johnson
Athletics
Browns
Taylor County Ball Loop Delayed Schedule Details Emerges
A Taylor County Baseball league meeting at Lawson Social Center outlined league organization and rules. Teams include Flemington Rosemont Peerless Elites Quality Market and Recree. Another meeting is planned for Tuesday May 20 at 7 30 p m at the same center.
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Wesleyan Bobcats top Fairmont State in 3-2 showdown
Buckhannon May 14 West Virginia Wesleyan Bobcats beat Fairmont State Teachers College 3-2 to gain their second win in three starts. Jerry Memarco hit a RBI triple and added a run scoring single to spark the contest.
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West Virginia Wesleyan Bobcats
Fairmont State Teachers College
Jerry Memarco
Bobcat
Wesleyan
National League Yesterday's Results Highlights
Results show Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 6 to 3, Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 4 to 3, Chicago topped Boston 4 to 3, and St. Louis won against New York 3 to 2. Multiple games indicate a competitive slate with tight margins and notable performances across teams.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Baseball scores and pitching matchups from today
Results include American League games with Philadelphia defeating St Louis seven to three and Cleveland beating New York two to one in ten innings. Other scores show Chicago over Boston three to two and Washington over Detroit five to four. Projections list probable pitchers for each matchup including Salvo, French, Erickson, Blanton, Crouch, Strincevieh, Wyatt, Derringer, Schumacher, Shoun, Harder, Ruffing, Dietrich, Dickman, Harris and Hadley, with several games noted as pending.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Bostons
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French
Erickson
Pittsburgh
Blanton
Crouch
Strincevieh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Wyatt
Derringer
Schumacher
Shoun
Harder
Ruffing
Dietrich
Dickman
Harris
Hadley
Gorsica
Sandra
Nee Peca
Rally Becomes Welch Miners’ Defeat in Late Rally
Williamson rallied for a 10 to 0 win over the Mountain State leaders Welch Miners after an eighth inning surge. Larry King struck out 10, walked five, and Williamson cleared the bases with three homers a double and a single. Logan sparked Ashland Colonels with 10 by overcoming a 1-0 deficit while Bluefield edged Huntington with three homers, Dick Williams contributing two.
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Associated Press
Welch Miners
Williamson
Mountain State
Larry King
Logan
Ashland Colonels
Bluefield
Huntington
Dick Williams
Welch
Ashland
Fights Last Night Reported Across North America
New York bout saw Billy Marquart stop Al Roth in seven rounds at 1391-2, while Sally Krieger stopped Dan Gill in Los Angeles in six rounds. The results span Winnipeg and Brooklyn cards as well.
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Billy Marquart
Winnipeg
Man
al Roth
Los Angeles
Sally Krieger
Brooklyn
Dan Gill
Dizzy Dean May Leave Cubs Doubtful Status Report
Chicago May 14 Dizzy Dean requests voluntary retirement as James Gallagher Cubs general manager awaits decision before roster cut to 25. Dean, 30, once a top star with St Louis, was costly to acquire and has shown little form since joining the Cubs, though manager Jimmy Wilson values the personality and past influence.
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Chicago
James Gallagher
Chicago Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Jimmy Wilson
Wilson
Dean
Cubs
St Louis Cardinals
Cub
Arkansas
Pirates
Cardinals
Southpaw Hurler Wins Tilt For Mountaineers
Morgantown May 14 West Virginia baseball defeated Salem Tigers 8 to 2 as left handed pitcher Bob Bartlett allowed only two runs in the first inning and shut down the Tigers the rest of the game. Bartlett held Salem to two hits after the opening frame and led WVU to the victory.
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Morgantown
Bob Bartlett
Salem Tigers
West Virginia University
Tigers
Pice Chief Deputy Williamson Appoints Hall to Mingo
Sheriff Thurman Chambers named John S. Hall former House of Delegates member as site field deputy in Mingo to succeed Robin E. Clifton, who became county jailer.
Good Horses Reach Downs at Wheeling Downs
Darby Dan farms, a leading midwest stable, will ship eight head to Wheeling Downs for the Island oval spring session starting May 28. Trainer M. H. Jordan secured eleven stalls as the team campaigns under the Darby Dan silks with standout Darby Dienst and promising youngster Darby Demon.
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Darby Dan Farms
Middle West
Beulah Park
Wheeling Downs
M. H. Jordan
William M. Shewbridge
Island Oval
Darby Dan Silks
Darb
Jordan
Darby Dienst
Beulah
Bay View
Empire City
Darby Demon
Jobrunney
Thursland
Keeneland
Selecting and Forcing Wisteria by Dean Halliday
When buying wisteria choose grafted or layered plants from flowering specimens to assure bloom. Prefer a small potted vine over a field-dug one as they transplant poorly.
Pruning Wisteria for More Blooms and Better Form
The Garden Graph notes that non lowering or sparse wisteria benefits from root pruning. Cut deep two feet from the main stem with a sharp spade to spur feeder roots near the trunk. Shorten long growths in midsummer and mulch with manure each fall to promote next season’s flower clusters.
Classified rates and rent notices in Cassifica Sentinel
Classified ad items show two cent per word first insertion then one cent for each additional insertion with a 45 cent minimum. Entries include FOR RENT notices for apartments and rooms on Pearl Street West Withford Main Street and W Washington Street. Several items list contact names and phone numbers, while one FOR SALE ad offers a Gas Electrolux refrigerator and a WANTED line seeks heavy fat hounds for Empire Market.
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Cell Stree
Witford Street
Central West Virginia Radio Schedule Snapshot 1930s Era
A fragmented list shows 920 AM WMMN and various networks like NBC CBS and MBS airing a broad mix of programs. Notable items include news by Paul Douglas, sports columns, comedy sketches, orchestras such as Richard Himber and Kay Kyser, theatrical dramas, and musical variety hours across multiple stations. Prominent entities include WMMN CBS WABC NBC WJZ NBC WEAF WOR and references to Peete Steele Gabriel Heater and Texaco Star Theatre.
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Ray Winters
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Cecil Golly
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Capt. Healy
Stamp ‘Club
Richard Himber
Joe and
Sam
the World Today
WEAF
Paul Douglas
Lowell Thomas
Captain Midnight
WOR
Morgan
WMMN
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Chief Blackhawk
Mbs-Wor
Down South
Mr. Meek
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New York
KDKA
W. Va. Univ
Icbs
WABC
Texaco Star Theatre
Gabriel Heater
Eddie Cantor
Peete Steele
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Glenn Miller
Kay Kyser
Northwestern Univ
Raymond Gram Swing
Wendell Willkie
Whispering Smith
News of the World
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Edwin ¢. Hill
Joe
del Courtney
WIR
Amos
N’ Andy
Charlie Teagarden
WJR
Lanny Ross, Jr
Bobby Byrne
NBC- Wear
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Jerry Wald
Dick Gasparre
la Breeze
Johnny Long
Cas-Wabc
Alving ‘Rey
Sammy Kaye
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