Real Money Players Vern Stephens and Tom Henrich
New York and Boston stars Vern Stephens of the Red Sox and Tommy Henrich of the Yankees are hailed as two of baseballs top money players. Stephens leads majors in homers and RBIs despite a .270 average, while Henrich hits .320 and drives runs in clutch moments. Both homered yesterday as their teams won.
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Red Sox
Vern Stephens
Yankees
Tom Henrich
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Boston Red Sox
Tommy Henrich
New York Yankees
Ted Williams
Stan Musial
Ephens
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Stephens
Vern
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Boston Braves
Cubs
Chicago
Braves
New York Giants
Maxim Beats Lesnevich For NBA Light Heavy Title
Cleveland fighter Joey Maxim won a 15 round decision over Gus Lesnevich of Cliffside New Jersey to claim the NBA light heavyweight championship. Promoter Sam Becker staged the rain drenched card in Cincinnati drawing 6,931 fans and a gross of $56,151.50 with net earnings around $40,429.08 despite hefty purses. Lesnevich claimed he had no alibi, saying Maxim’s left hook did the damage, while Maxim touted steady pressure and sharp accuracy as key.
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Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Harst
Amercia
Joey
Gus Lesnevich
Cliffside
N. J
Becker
Lesnevich
Maxim
Classified Advertising Rates and For Sale Notices
Classified ad page lists advertising rates per insertion with escalating discounts and a minimum charge. It includes sale listings for a Maytag washer, bicycle, a seven room house, vehicles, furniture, plants, and rental notices. Also shows help wanted items for male applicants, painting and taxi driver positions, with contact phone numbers and locations.
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Boys Bicycle
Lincoln Street
First Entries In Sunday Races On Tygart Lake May 29
The May 29 boat races at Tygart Lake near Scab Hollow draw entries from Fairmont and Grafton. Listed contenders include Dr Romano and Omar Jenkins in boards class with up to 160 h p, plus Frank Williams and Charles Jaco in outboards. Several Johnson and Mercury powered boats appear in the 14 to 22 cu in and 20 cu in ranges.
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Tygart Lake
Lygart Lake Development Corporation
Charles Casner
Corporation
Ira Poe
Dr. Romano
Fair Mont
Foster Rexroad
Fairmont
Paul Brit
Ed Trader
E. Gough
Herman Freedman
John Lines
Charles Cathers
Abe Tackett
Nestor
Grafton
Junior Huey
Johnson
Harold Satterfield
Tarleton, Jr
Raymond Dellisatti
Mercury
Robert Yanero
Mercy
Bobby Schmidt
Baseball season leaders and stray fashion advice blend
A jumble of player names and stats appears with runs batted in and hits scattered across teams from Chicago Philadelphia Boston and Brooklyn. The text veers into odd fashion advice about eyeglasses and a Pat loaded with flowers and veiling.
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Marshall
New York
Robinson
Brooklyn
Dark
Boston
Jones
Philadelphia
Smalley
Chicago
Mize
Branca
Brooyn
Conference in Washington and the soft coal talks
The article discusses ongoing talks in Washington with union negotiators and Lewis. It notes tension in daily life, the stance of top aides, and the aim to preserve the current contract before June 30 as morale and purpose influence actions. It also references religious belief and personal motivation partly shaping behavior. A stray tip suggests using a tray to keep kitchen utensils organized during meals.
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Lewis
Washington
Peare
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Lambert Motor Co
Black Horse
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Call
James DeMoss
Thornton
W. Va
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Newark
Ellers Taxi Office
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Zernial
Joost
Williams
Mitchell
Dillinger
Lopat
Newhouser
Gerhart Eisler
Ellis Island
Ann Ford
Immigration Service
S. Caichirad
Remy Thoreau
Grafton Finance Company
Grafton Banking and Trust Building
Fixit Shop
Rolt. W. ‘Bill’ Fawcett
Grafton Sentinel
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