Blackwell Dominates Cardinals in Reds Victory
Cincinnati right hander Stringbean Blackwell, a Fresno native, pitched six innings of four hit ball and struck out six to beat St. Louis 5-1. He became the second pitcher to beat the Cards twice, joining Ken Heintzelman of Pittsburgh. The Dodgers moved into first place with an 8-1 win over Philadelphia, while Hal Newhouser notched his seventh win as Detroit topped Chicago 3-1. Babe Young and Ralph Kiner delivered offense for their teams.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Blackwell
Cincinnati
Fresno
Calif
Redbirds
Pittsburgh
Ken Heintzelman
Wings
Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phils
Shibe Park
Brooks
Phils
Kirby Higbe
Hal Newhouser
Boston
Mickey Harris
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Newhouser
Hank Greenberg
White Sox
Ed Wright
New York Giants
Ernie Lombardi
Babe Young
Wright
Ralph Kiner
Roe
Chicago Cubs
Kiner
How They Stand American League Scores and leaders
Baseball standings and stats show Detroit 3 Chicago 1 in the only AL game. NL results list New York 3 Boston 1 and other matchups with pitchers Harris and Ferriss from Boston leading with 7 0 and 6 0 records.
Notre Dame spring game rosters teased for 1946 varsity
In a May 25 sports roundup, Notre Dame invites scrutiny of potential starters for a spring game against oldtimers. Names such as Swisztowicz, Tannucillo, Kaskowski surface, with a possible varsity line featuring Davlin, Lloyd, Czarobski, McBride, Royal, Mastrangelo, Wad. Also notes 12 backfield lettermen and a promising freshman Swish. Other items preview baseball and trotting figures, with Buck ONeill named USTA head of publicity and Howie Odell pursuing flying lessons.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Notre Dame
Michael Swisztowicz
Ray Tannucllo
Frank Kaskowski
Swish
Chicago
Ray
Kaskowski
Fleet City
Bill Rinehart
Davlin
Lloyd
Czarobski
McBride
Royal
Mastrangelo
Wad
B. M. Atkinson, Jr
Louisville Times
Ohio
Dumont
Wichita
Kas
National Baseball Congress
W. B. Stone
Pikeville
Earl Welch
Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
Arthur Corey
Concord
Mass
E. T. Williams
Greenbrier
Ark
Dots All
Frank
Buck” O'Neill
Baseball Writers Association of America
United States Trotting Association
Buck
Howie Odell
Yale
Baseball Standings And Leaders From Major League Baseball
National League games listed including Boston over New York and Brooklyn over Philadelphia with Chicago at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Cincinnati. Detroit Chicago game postponed due to rain. Leading batters include Walker Brooklyn .369 and Reiser Brooklyn 25 runs. Seminal players Mal Musial St Louis 43 hits. Pitching leaders Lanier St Louis 6 0 1.000. American League batting Vernon Washington .394.
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New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Hiladelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pesky
Brook Eeste
Williams
Keller
New Yorke
New York c
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Washinateau
Vf Pet
Broklyn
Pittsburch
St. Lewis
Associated Press
Walker
Reiser
Holmes
Musial
Braves
Pafke
Seminick
Lanier
Boggs
Vernon
Yesterday's Stars and Reds Beat Cardinals 5-1
Ewell Blackwell limited the St Louis Cardinals to four hits as the Cincinnati Reds won 5-1. Ralph Kiner slugged a three run homer to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 6-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Kirby Higbe yielded two hits in the Brooklyn Dodgers 8-1 win over the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Associated Press
Ewell Blackwell
Reds
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Ralph Kiner
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Kirby Higbe
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Philiiés
Anne
Newhouser Leads Tigers Past White Sox 3-1
Hal Newhouser scattered eight Chicago hits to secure Detroit's 3-1 win over the White Sox. In New York, Lombardi belted a pinch hit homer for a 2-1 eleven inning victory over the Braves.
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Hal Newhouser
Tigers
Chicago
Detroit
White Sox
Nhe Lombardi
Giants
New York
Boston Braves
Robertson says Europeans Took Track From Soldiers
Lawson Robertson, coaching the University of Pennsylvania track squad at the IC4A championships in Annapolis, frames the meet as America's first test for the 1948 London Olympic Games. He cites veterans who coached the last three U S Olympic teams and comments on the sport’s European influence.
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Ham
Annapolis
Lawson Robertson
University of Pennsylvania
America
London
Ferrier Runs Wild In Western Open Tourney
In St. Louis May 25, Australian born golfer Jim Ferrier dominated the field in the Western Open Championship second round, matching an eight under par 64 to erase Walter Hagen’s 16 year old Open record. Ferrier, from Chicago, led the pack with a performance deemed near impossible to match.
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ST. Louis
Jim Ferrier
Ferrier
Walter Hagen
Sunset Country Club
Dickey Named Yankees Manager After McCarthy Resigns
Bill Dickey, 38, longtime Yankee catcher from Little Rock, Arkansas, chosen by President Larry MacPhail to manage the New York Yankees after Joe McCarthy’s resignation due to health. Dickey vows to catch as long as he can, stepping into the role after McCarthy led eight pennants and seven titles.
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Boston
Babe Ruth
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Bill Dickey
Little Rock
Arkansas
Dickey
Bronx Bombers
Larry MacPhail
McCarthy
Buffalo
Yanks
MacPhail
Yankees
Navy
WVU Faces Shepherd After 18-2 Salem Rout
Morgantown May 25 West Virginia University again in a winning mood after an 18 2 rout of Salem yesterday prepares to meet Shepherd College in the second game of the weekend baseball card Coach Ira Rodgers says Howard Beverly will start on the mound TheBusinessman Johnson dies of heart attack at a hospital Wednesday
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Morgantown
West Virginia University
Salem
Shepherd College
Ira Rodgers
Mountaineers
Howard Beverly
Lyons Terms With White Sox Not Yet Settled
CHICAGO May 25 Theo dore Amar Lyons today gambled 21 years of pitching popularity against the hazards of a managerial career with the reeling Chicago White Sox. As 45-year-old Lyons managed against the Detroit Tigers, Jimmy Dykes left job-hunting after nursing the Sox for 12 seasons. Lyons was to sign an imaginary contract for photographers this morning, but general manager Leslie M. O'Connor said final terms had not yet been discussed.
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Chicago
Theodore Amar Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Lyons
Detroit Tigers
Jimmy Dykes
Lestedday
White Sox
Leslie M. O'Connor
Baylor University
Walcott and Oma Collect Pay After Madison Square Garden Fight
New York May 25 Jersey Joe Walcott and Laughing Lee Oma visited Mike Jacobs offices to receive pay for their bout at Madison Square Garden last night. Walcott earned coffee and cake money plus a bit more from morning papers for defeating Oma, who collected a flat 35000 without protest.
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New York
Jersey Joe Walcott
Lee Oma
Mike Jacobs
Jersey Joe
Lee
Madison Square Garden
Oma
Hereford Field Day Highlights at Morlunda Estate
May 25 Lewistown event featured a judging contest and an inspection of the Morlunda farms property as part of the fourth annual Hereford field day at the Morlunda estate.
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Lewistown
Morlunda Farms
Morlunda Estate
Fawcett Reveals Quality Market Baseball Lineup
Business manager Dave Fawcett of Ross Geralds Quality Market team announced the tentative lineup for tomorrow’s matchup with a Belington All-Star squad at the G H S Athletic field set for 2 30 p m. Fawcett said Tuesday night practices boost readiness ahead of Memorial Day doubleheader with Glenville and urged players to attend promptly at 5 30 p m for full workouts. Grafton tomorrow’s order lists Norris Skaggs Barkens Stolzenfels Clear Jones Jones DeMoss Jones and Grimm pitching lefty.
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Dave Fawcett
Ross Gerard
Belington
Glenville
Fawcett
Grafton
Norris
Skaggs
Charlie Barkens
Stolzenfels
Bob Clear
Chubby Jones
Doc DeMoss
Leo Jones
Lefty Grimm
Coach Bocock Dies at 62 in Virginia Home
Branch Bocock former head coach at William and Mary and Virginia Tech died unexpectedly at his home near Blackstone Virginia. He was 62. The obituary notes a proverb about hats off to the past and coats off to the future.
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Blackstone
Branch Bocock
William and Mary
Virginia Tech
Here
Notice to Redeem Delinquent and Forfeited Lands in Taylor County
Notice lists numerous property owners and parcels in Taylor County with values and notes, including Rosamond J. R. Peck, Niddora B. W. Perine, Harold G. Ratliffe, Mildred A. Roberts, L. Ross, Floyd Runner, Joe B. Sapp, Chas. Al Coal, and many Parkview and Lucretia Lots, spanning years 1923 to 1949 and amounts up to hundreds of dollars, concluding with the signing authority date in May 1946. The document appears to be a formal notice to redeem delinquent lands, detailing specific property identifiers, owners, and monetary figures.
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Taylor County
Rosamond J. R. Peck
Parkview Niddora
Lucretia
L. B
Mildred A. Roberts
Mildred Roberts
Inc
Sp É& Split
L. Ross
Parkview
Floyd Runner
A. O&g
Creek
Joe B. Sapp
A. V. River
Joe BW. Sapp
Sawyer
H. A
Mary L. Barlow
B.C. Skidmore
John W. Snider
Parkview Moe
Phillies Fielder Rejects Mexican League Offer
Ron Northey one of Philadelphia Phillies right fielders rejected a tempting bid from the Mexican league. Representatives of the Pasquel brothers offered a five year contract and a bank credited bonus, but Northey declined the deal.
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Philadelphia
Ron Northey
Philadelphia Phillies
Northey
Pasquel Brothers
Auto Parts Business for Sale in Ohio Region
Modern auto parts operation with towing truck trailers and machinery listed. Located in a sizable Ohio community with strong yearly volume of about $20,000, plus four-room dwelling and 30 acres. Includes good shop, furnace heat, and a caterpillar tractor. Atlas Realty Co. Pittsburgh address.
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Ohio
Classified rates and sale notices in Sentinel column
Classified rates of two and a half cents per word for first insertion and one and a half cents per word for subsequent insertions. Minimum charge 55 cents. Ads show items for sale including Brown-Jow lots on Route 119, phonograph records at 23 cents each, and a double duty 10 foot meat display case with a display beer cooler, all with contact numbers and shorthand dates.
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Sentinel
Walnut St
Seven room city home with full basement and furnace
Real estate listing for a Fetterman property offering seven rooms, bath, full basement with hot air furnace in first class condition. Price listed as five thousand seven hundred dollars and nine cents.
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Fetterman
Bath
W. Main St
FOR RENT AND LOST ADVERTISING BLURB IN CITY
Classified items include a sleeping room for rent at 299 W Boyd St, a small black change purse lost on Main St between Malone's and the post office with a reward, waitresses needed at Hotel Testaurant on 136 Latrobe St, various baby chicks offers from London Poultry with prices per 100 and contact in Trenton, and salesmen wanted over 35 to start a home roofing material business with The American Oil & Paint Co in Cleveland.
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Boyd Street
Malone's
iAmerican Oil & Paint Co
Cleveland 5
Ohio
Legal Advertising for Estate of Perta E Mauller
Creditors and beneficiaries of the estate of Perta E Mauller deceased are notified to present their claims with verified vouchers to the undersigned at 207 West Main Street Grafton West Virginia by November 14 1946. Failure to file may bar their rights. Beneficiaries must be present on that date to protect interests. Dated May 11 1946. John K BuI Commissioner of Accounts Taylor County West Virginia. May 11 18 23.
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Perta E. Mauller
Parrish Bi
West Main Stree
Grafton
West Virginia
John K. Bui
Taylor County
Notice to creditors and beneficiaries of Charles Toth estate
Notice to creditors and beneficiaries of the estate of Charles Toth and estate of CL Toth. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers verified to the undersigned at 207 West Main Street Parrish Building Grafton West Virginia on or before November 14 1948 or be barred from benefits of the estate. Beneficiaries of sale must be present to protect interests.
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Charles ‘Toth
Cl Toth
Parrish Buildi
West Main Street
Grafton
West Virginia
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