Dizzy Dean Remains With Cubs as Coach After Release
Jerome Dizzy Dean will stay with the Chicago Cubs as a coach after being released from pitching duties. He receives his $10,000 pitching salary plus a new coaching wage, as he shifts to mentoring young pitchers, handling fungos, bullpen work, and public appearances. Dean’s career earnings since 1930 total about $258,936 from baseball plus $96,900 from other sources.
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Planting Bast Officials and Sportsmen Named in County Listing
The record lists E W Ward Elizabeth Boat Atkins William Evans Marlington and J H Boher burg as Conservation commission employees. It adds participants from Taylor and Mesrion counties including William Eilers Russell Fast Keener Dock Shuttles Robert Wittman and H O san, plus Avery Brooks Art Smith W J Gates David Ross and Louis Hammond of Marion county.
Baseball Recap: AL Scores and NL Probables Listed
American League results show Cleveland beat New York 4 to 1, Boston 10 over Chicago 7, St. Louis 10 Philadelphia 5, and Washington 9 Detroit 4. National League matchups include Brooklyn at Pittsburgh with Higbe or Wilkie opposing Lanning or Wilkie, and multiple pitcher pairings for New York, Chicago, Boston, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and others.
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Harder Nets fourth win as Indians rout Yankees
Mel Harder at 31 continues a stellar stretch with a 6 hit, 4-1 victory over the New York Yankees. Gene Desautels Clarence Campbell and Gee Walker homered, Campbell breaking a 1-1 tie in the eighth. Dodgers beat Reds 6-2 as Wyatt wins again. Pirates top Phillies 12-7.
Yesterday's Stars Shine Across League Victories
Mel Harder of the Indians earned his fourth win without a loss while limiting the Yankees to six hits. Joe Cronin of the Red Sox belted a bases loaded homer to seal a win over the White Sox. Whitlow Wyatt of the Dodgers held the Reds to eight hits as he recorded a seventh straight victory. John Lucadello of the Browns drove in three runs with a double and two singles in a win over the Athletics. Bob Klinger of the Pirates delivered a timely double and pitched in relief to beat the Senators, while George Case and Jim Bloodworth each had three hits for Washington in a victory over Detroit.
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Soup) Campbell
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Stymied duos duel for top second baseman pair
New York readers face a split choice between Rizzuto and Priddy or Boudreau and Mack as the slickest double play pairing in the majors. Cubs odds and other sports snippets fill the column with notes on players, tours, and club intrigue.
Philadelphia Negro Favored In Jenkins Montgomery Fight
New York May 15 The betting bourse quotes the Philadelphia Negro as 8 to 10 or 13 to 8 to finish on top in a ten round heavyweight bout with Lew Jenkins. Jenkins is the reigning champ and considered the deadly puncher in over a decade, while Montgomery has been beaten by Jenkins before. The writer predicts Bob Montgomery will whip Lew Jenkins despite jackknife odds.
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Reds May Face Shakeup As Manager Considers Changes
Cincinnati gusts of speculation swirl as the Reds weigh a major management overhaul amid fan and civic debate. Warren C. Giles hints a broad club shakeup is possible, while Branch Rickey’s $35,000 move to St Louis signals high stakes. Ernie Kay, a 28 year old slugger, heads to the Cardinals in the latest deal.
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Reds deal cash sale after loss to Dodgers drops season pace
Giles announced a red property deal in a straight cash transaction just after the Reds suffered a 6-2 defeat to the Dodgers. The loss marked their fourth straight, dropping them to sixth place in the standings.
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Williamson Beats Welch in Mountain State League clash
Williamson Red Birds defeated Welch 5 3 to win a second straight game. Henry Soyen earned his fourth straight win allowing seven hits with five walks and eight strikeouts. Ray King hit a homer for Williamson in the third. Woodrow Wilson limited Huntington to six hits as Blue Grays beat Huntington 12 1. Logan won 15 7 over Ashland with Mounts driving in seventh homer of the season. Bluefield visits Ashland. Williamson at Huntington. Logan hosts Welch.
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Classified advertising rates and sample notices
Classifieds detail two cent per word first insertion and one cent per word for subsequent insertions with consecutive set in the regu lar style. Minimum 45 cents. Every initial and each figure count as one word. Examples include FOR RENT notices with addresses and phone numbers, listing rooms and properties for rent or sale and a Miss Nora Snively entry in Keyser West Virginia.
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Tri-C Tossers Defeat Park View All-Stars
Tri C Tossers display mid season form by beating Park View All Stars five matches to one yesterday. All Tri C boys performed well. Next Friday they face Rosemont A C team.
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Brown trout stocked in Tygart Valley river
Three thousand legal size brown trout were planted in the Tygart Valley river today under state conservation commission direction and supervision by Taylor County Game Protector Joseph W. Powell and Marion County protector Richard Prickett. The fish stretch from the Fetterman bridge to Coffman and the stream is open to trout fishermen. The shipment, first of two orders for the county, arrived from the Trexler farm near Allentown Pennsylvania, with state trucks delivering the trout.
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Night shift to begin at South Charleston project
May 15 The South Charleston National Youth Administration Work Experience program will start a night shift for 200 youths on Monday announced State Director Clara Callaghan. The move aims to provide work experience and supervision under the NYA during evening hours.
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Ideal Home Offers Country Eight Room House With Acreage
Opportunity to buy a well kept country home on six acres largely meadow and orchard. Eight room house with garage barn and chicken houses in good condition. Beautiful lawn and flowers on a paved road near a new grade school five miles from Grafton. Owner open to trading for a small house in or near town. Parrish Agency, Yne.
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Radio Schedule Fragments From WMMN and NBC Stations
Fragmentary listings show WMMN Fairmont West Virginia and NBC WJZ WEAF WBAL networks with assorted programs, news, sports, scats, and orchestras. Entries include Bill Stern sports, Fred Waring Pleasure Time, Bing Crosby Kraft Music Hall, Glenn Miller, Eddie Bast, and Amos ’n’ Andy with multiple station calls and times.
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