Dodger Protest Tangles Cubs Cardinal Race in NL
Brooklyn Dodgers protest Chicago Cubs over 26-man roster in first place National League race. Charley Gilbert, traded to Cubs, is at issue as Frick reviews whether Cubs violated limits. protest may affect standings and provoke further challenges.
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Sentinel
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St. Louis Cardinals
Uniontown Track Plans Memorial Day Races
Uniontown Speedway announces a sensational tri state Memorial Day program on Friday May 30 opening the 1941 season. Fans will see top race drivers tackle the world fastest half mile track with six events totaling 100 laps plus a 25 lap stock car race.
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Uniontown Speedway
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in Narrow Wins Across Leagues
Dennis Oakehouse of the Browns pitched four hits to beat the Yankees for his third win. Max Butcher of the Pirates stopped the Giants with a four hit outing. Claude Passeau of the Cubs held the Dodgers to four hits and hit a bases loaded homer. John Gorsica of the Tigers shut down the Red Sox with four hits. Ernie Lombardi of the Reds led an attack on the Braves and threw out four runners at second. Frank Hayes of the Athletics had two doubles and two singles. Ed Smith of the White Sox scattered 10 hits to defeat the Senators.
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Chicago
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Claude Passeau
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New York Giants
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Boston
Dennis Oakehouse
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Giants
John Gorsica
Tigers
Red Sox
Ernie Lombardi
Reds
Braves
Frank Hayes
Athletics
Ed Smith
Senators
Rookie Severn earns fifth straight win for Williamson
Pitchers dominated as Logan, Welch, and Williamson beat Mountain State foes by wide margins. Joe Pennington celebrated his wedding day with an 8-2 Logan victory over Huntington. Tim Tunner pitched seven hits as Welch won 10-1 over Ashland. Henry Severn posted his fifth win this season in Williamson 11-2 over Bluefield.
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Welch
Williamson
Joe Pennington
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Tim Tunner
Ashland
Henry Severn
Bluefield
Boxing Results From Night Across U S Cities
Milwaukee Petey Scalzo outpointed Phil Zwick to retain the NBA featherweight title in a Milwaukee bout. Sammy Angott defeated Lenny Mancini in Cleveland in a non title clash. Mike Raffa beat Irish Jimmy Gilligan in Newall. Sugar Robinson knocked out Nick Castiglione in Philadelphia. Red Burman stopped Mike Alfano in Baltimore. Elvira Tunero stopped Wild Bill McDowell in New York. Tony Justo and Turkey Thompson drew in Los Angeles, while Jackie Wilson knocked out Baby Arizmendi in California welterweight action.
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Kid) Tunero
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Wild Bill McDowell
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Texas
Los Angeles
Tony Justo
Turkey Thompson
Drew
Jackie Wilson
Baby Arizmedi
Mexico
California
National Open Golf prep centers shift focus to Dallas Fort Worth
New York May 20 The Southwest leads sectional qualifiers for the National Open with Dallas Fort Worth hosting the Fort Worth Fort Worth Colonial club event June 5 6 and 7. North American districts list 1 052 entrants with Chicago 104 New York 65 and Detroit 68 among top showings. Exempt players include 33 from last year’s low scorers and eight former Open champions.
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Houston
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United States Golf Association
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Ala
Cleveland
College Flyers Report To Pine Bluff For Duty
Charleston dispatch says 15 college men recently named flying cadets in the Army Air Corps are ordered to report at Fort Hayes Columbus for induction May 31. They will undergo a 10 week training course at Pine Bluff Arkansas before assignment to Randolph Field Texas. The group includes Idellus K Bye of Bikins.
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Bikins
Sammy Snead Skips Long Island Goodall Round Robin
Sammy Snead, troubled by a back strain, will skip this week's Goodall Round Robin at Flushing on Long Island. He spoke after an exhibition in Charlottesville and headed to Hot Springs, Va, to protect his form for the National Open at Fort Worth June 5-7.
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National League Yesterday's Results Reported
The National League posted yesterday's results with Pittsburgh beating New York 2 to 1, Cincinnati defeating Boston 7 to 3, and Chicago recording a 14 to 1 win over Brooklyn. Only scheduled games.
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New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
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Baseball yesterday results top hitters and scores
American League results show Philadelphia 5 Cleveland 4 and Detroit 4 Boston 2 while St. Louis defeated New York 5 1 and Chicago routed Washington 8 2, detailing four games from the day.
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Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Washington
Probable pitchers and lineups across the league
Baseball schedules list probable starters for several matchups including Lohr or Schumacher for New York at Pittsburgh and Klinger for Pittsburgh, Highé against Lee in Brooklyn at Chicago, Errickson versus Thompson in Boston at Cincinnati, Hughes or Pearson for Philadelphia at St. Louis, Auker against Ruffing for St. Louis at New York, Harder versus Hadley for Cleveland at Philadelphia, Newhouser against Johnson in Detroit at Boston, and Lee against Leonard in Chicago at Washington. A western farmer reports a lightning strike left him unshaken, quipping about Joe Louis opponents.
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Pearson
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Cleveland
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Hadley
Detroit
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Washington
Leonard
Penn Military Degree To Connie Mack Upset Rumors
New York May 20 The Special News Service reports a broad effort by midwestern papers to oust athletic leaders at the University of Illinois. Connie Mack will receive a Doctor of Physical Education from Penn Military Institute on June 10, a note tied to a sports column mix of baseball and boxing chatter across national papers.
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Scalzo Retains Featherweight Title In Milwaukee Fight
Petey Scalzo of New York retained the National Boxing featherweight title with a 15 round decision over Phil Zwick of Kaukauna Wisconsin before 8500 fans. Scalzo weighed 125 pounds to Zwick’s 124 and won by six rounds to four with five even as referee Barney Ross scored 76 74. Zwick, 36 and with 20 years in the ring, rallied in the final round, knocking the champion through the ropes for a five count, but Scalzo built a sizable lead in earlier rounds.
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New York
National Boxing Association
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Zwick
Barney Ross
Today's Garden Graph By Dean Halliday
A garage can be converted into an orchard by growing dwarf fruit trees in espalier style on the sunlit side. This practical use for city or suburban garages adds productive greenery without sacrificing space.
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Classified advertising rates and help wanted notice
Cassifica sentinel rates for classifieds are two cents a word for the first insertion and one cent a word for each additional insertion. Minimum charge 45 cents. Each initial or figure counts as 25 percent word. Young men wanted with relocation interviews in Kent Ohio. For rent notices list rooms and addresses in Keyser and Grafton. For sale items include tomato plants and a gas refrigerator with contact numbers.
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Espalier Fruit Trees Along Garage Wall
The article describes espalier pruning to flatten young tree branches against a garage wall using trellis or nails. It explains pruning into fork shapes to maximize sunlight for blooms and fruit and notes economy and standardization in printing using Hammermill Bond paper for business output.
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Catholic Daughters Close Convention With Election
West Virginia Catholic Daughters closed their biennial convention with the election of Mrs. Mary Whitstead of Parkersburg as state regent. Miss Beatrice Fahey of Piedmont was named state monitor, and Charleston was chosen as the 1943 meeting site. An item notes science aims to control the mosquito, with a provocative line about a concentration camp.
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West Virginia
Catholic Daughters of America
Mary Whitstead
Parkersburg
Beatrice Fahey
Piedmont
State Monitor
Charleston
Radio Schedule Fragment From Irle Era
A dense list of 1930s era radio broadcasts and station lines names show a daily lineup across WMMN and NBC CBS networks. It lists programs from Ted Steele to Amos n Andy with various orchestras bands and hosts, including WMMN Fairmont and WNEAF connections across multiple time slots.
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Cbs-Wabc
Amos ‘N’ Andy
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Fulton Lewis, Jr
Nbc-Weaf
Fred Waring
NBC
WJZ
Morton Gould
Nbc-Wblk
Fibber McGee
Molly
Nbc-News
Wpe-Waz
Ted Steele
CBS
Glenn Miller
Raymond Gram Swing
Bob Hope Warren
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