Travelers Fall to Knoxville Amid Heat Aces Shine
Southern association pitchers unleashed strong work as Atlanta’s Kilmer Rambert and Emile Lochhatin toppled New Orleans 4 0. Birmingham beat Challanonga 7 5 behind Malloy and Stone. Nashville halted by 12 innings 5 3. Knoxville’s Simokies upset Little Rock 13 5. All-Stars clash set. Richards names lineup including English Dugas Howell and Burmeister.
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Southern — Association
Atlanta
Itg Aces
Kilmer
Pep) Rambert
Emile Lochhatuin
Louisiana
New Orleans
Bol Malloy
Vernon Stone
Birmingham
Challanonga
Tel
Mon Bis
Prank Veverka
Memphis
Nashville
Wallie Eaves
Dutch McCall
Weldon West
Knoxville Simokies
John Indekoffer
Charles Hawley
Little Rock
Travelers
Red Evans
Knoxville
Hancock
Heltrook
All-Stars
Bath
Lite Rock Travelers
Paul Richards
AllStars
Bill Selnsath
George Turbeville
Ed Fheusser
United States Quiet Title Action in Hempstead County
In the Western District of Arkansas the United States petitions to condemn 48,046.27 acres in Hempstead County for public use. Necessary parties include William, Leon, Mary, Ernest, and Naomi Kelley, heirs of W. M. Kelley. An order directs them to plead within thirty days, published in Hope Star for four weeks. failure triggers court adjudication. Dated June 19, 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Robert Crocker
Speviar Allarney
United States Department of Justee
United States of America
Hind
Arkansas
Congress
William Kelley
Leon Kelley
Mrey Kelley
Ernest Kelley
Naomi Kelley
W. M. Kelley
Western District of
States of
Hempstead County
Hempstead
Aransas
Hope Star
Hope
Arianesus
Army and Navy Stars Lose to American Squad
The American League All Stars defeated Navy and Service teams 5 to 0 in Cleveland. Feller struggled early, giving way after a three-run first inning, as Mickey Cochrane’s soldiers and sailors failed to capitalize on bases loaded in the first. Rigney of the White Sox shut down the service lineup for five innings, while Williams DiMaggio and York drove in runs for the AL in support of a dominant early assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dunkley
Associated Press
Cleveland
Bob Felley
Navy
Gordon
Mickey Cochrane
Soldiers and Sailors
Feller
Mickey ‘Harris
Boston Red Sox
Tron
Mike" Cochrane
Mansinger
Detroit Myers
Toul
Cochrane
John Dunngan Rigney
Chicago White Sox
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Rigney
Tolmy Lucadelle
St. Louis Browns
Jin Bagby, Jr
Cleveland Indians
Bagby
Benny McCoy
Philadelphia A's
Don Padgett
St. Louis Cardinals
Cecil Travis
Washington Senators
Yankees
Pelter
Ted Williams
Boston
Joe DiMaggio
Henrich
Rudy York
Tiger
Lyseman
Willams
Ken Kelner
Cageman
Buddy Rosar
Yankee
Kellner
Sailor Ripney
Harris
Roundup of North-South baseball and servicemen sports notes
Wide World Sports columnist Hugh Fullerton Jr outlines North-South league events and summer prospects, noting Inter national League talent value and future big-league hope. He quotes Shaughnessy on team depth and mentions players like Joe DiMaggio’s restaurant, golf plans, and service-based athletic squads, including Fort Sheridan and pre-flight school baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Shag Shaughnessy
Inter
Boston
San Francisco
Yisheel Joe DiMaggio
Fort Sheridan
George Tlnuck
Bernie Biermai
Bernie
Hauck
George
Col
Heinie Miller
Marines
N.B. A
Manila
Col. Miller
N.B.A
Feller Starts For Uncle Sam As 60,000 Rally
Bob Feller pitched for the United States against a major league lineup at Cleveland Stadium drawing a 60,000 strong crowd. Jim Rigney relieved him after three runs and four hits. Ken Keler hit a first inning triple for Cleveland, while Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio collected singles. Feller will enter gunnery school this fall, signaling a potential service commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Blosser
Associated Press
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Cleveland Stadium
Uncle Sam's Boys
Jean
Robert
Liev
Mickey Cochrane
Johnny Rigney
Merning
King
Tommy Henrich
Joe DiMaggio
Ted Willams
Feller
Cleveland Indians
Ken Keliner
Buddy Rosar
Keliner
Peller
Cnm
Rigney
Navy
Vermont Tuberculosis Death Rate Compared to Iraq in 1990
Vermont in 1990 recorded a tuberculosis death rate of 27.8 per 100000. In contrast Iraq reached 38.4 deaths per 100000, highlighting a higher TB mortality there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Rizzuto, Williams Lead Yankees In Bizarre At Bat Summary
A fragment describes Phil Rizzuto doubling and stealing third then Williams triple driving in runs. DiMaggio targets Travis at third as McQuinn fills in for York and smashes one to right. The passage notes American League hitters with ten hits versus soldiers and sailors with six.
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Phil Rizzuto
Yanks
Williams
DiMaggio
Cee] Travis
Washington
George McQuinn
St. Louis
Warneke to Chicago Cubs shocked trade to Cubs
St Louis announced they were selling veteran pitcher Lon Warneke to the Chicago Cubs for 7500 dollars. Warneke carries a major league record of 182 wins versus 108 losses and has four wins this season.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Caredinals
Lon Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Wutvars
Cubs
Hurlerith
Jost
Standings and results from Tuesday and Wednesday games
Tuesday results show Knoxville 13 and Little Rock 35 with New Orleans at Atlanta and Birmingham at Chattanooga noted. Wednesday schedules list Little Rock at Knoxville and New Orleans at Atlanta plus Birmingham at Chattanooga and Memphis at Nashville awaiting results.
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Knoxville
Little Rock
New Orleans
Atlanta
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
Pet Little Reel
L. Pet
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Angott Edges Montgomery In Tough Philadelphia Fight
Lightweight champion Sammy Angott defeated Bob Montgomery by split decision in a 12 round non title bout at Shibe Park amid boos and strong crowd heat. Angott built early lead, Montgomery staggered him in rounds six to ten, but Angott finished strong as referee Spud Murphy scored the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Meier
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Sammy Angell
Bob Montgomery
Mont-gomery
Shibe Park
Angoli
Montgomery
Baige
Angott
Getting AEF Ready for a Voyage Is Tough Big Job
Eye witness report describes the loading of gray troopships for overseas service. War Department plans coordinate with Navy convoys while port quarters manage in transit depots. Resources range from rations and shoes to tanks and ambulances as crews rush through night loading and last minute repairs.
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AEF
NEA
Tanvoy
War Department General Staff
Transportation Service
Services of Supply
Navy
United States
ATS
Army Transportation Service
Nurses Receive Bravery Citations From Philippine Campaign
Washington dispatch notes 15 army nurses decorated for bravery in the Philippines. Lieut. Mary G. Lohr recalls a light moment when Edith Shacklette in oversized khaki overalls opened a package containing a black hat and veil, sent from the states, while Shacklette aided wounded prisoners of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cowan Washington
Philippines
Mary G. Lohr
Greensburg
Philippine
Edith Shacklette
Kentucky
Miss Shaklette
Lieut. Lohr
Bataan
Shack
San Francisco
Sam Snead Wins National PGA Championship Medal
Year ago today Sam Snead topped qualifying with 69 in the National PGA Championship. Three years back Allée Marble, U S tennis champion, defeated Kay Staramers 6 2 6 0 to win Wimbledon title completing the sweep of all English titles she was eligible for. Five years ago Joe Louis agreed to defend heavyweight title against Tommy Farr at Yankee Stadium on Aug 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sam Snead
Allée Marble
U. S
Kay Staramers
Wimbledol Tite
Joe Louis
Tommy Farr
Yunkeu Stadiun
Fights Last Night Feature Names Across Cities and Outcomes
Boxing night results show Sammy Angott outpointing Bob Montgomery in Washington Pennsylvania while Biy Davis outpoints Johnny Hutchinson in Philadelphia. Willie Roache loses to Johnny Gre Co in New York, and Sidney Walker stops Cosby Litson by technical knockout in New Orleans. Carmine Falla outpoints Cachel Fenoy in Madrid with battles also in New York between Bill Poland and Joe Baski ending in a draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Sammy Angott
Washington
Bob Montgomery
Biy Davis
Minersville
Johnny Hutchinson
Bridgeport
Conn
Johnny Gre Co
Montreal
Willie Roache
Wilmington
New York
Sidney Walker
Augusta
Cosby Litson
New Orleans
Brooklyn
Carmine Falla
Cachel Fenoy
Madrid
Spain
Bill Poland
Joe Baski
Drew
Clockwork Bird Gifted to Louis XV’s Eldest Daughter
A clockwork singing bird capable of twelve airs was gifted to the eldest daughter of King Louis XV of France as an Easter egg, noting a rare royal toy delivered to a princess in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis XV of
France
War halt on dam projects slows Arkansas works
The Rock district engineer announced stop orders on Clearwater dam near Rock and Blue Mountain dam near Booneville as war needs curtail nonessential construction. Completion estimates show 30.5 to 55 percent progress. officials say flood protection remains adequate while projects are paused to reallocate resources.
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Little Rock
Clearwater
Rock District
Igi
Blue Mountain
Tit Jean River
Booneville
Mountain
Petit Jean
State GOP to Meet in Little Rock August 3
Little Rock July 8 AP State Republican committees meet at 1 a m to select a slate of Democratic candidates for state office Republicans will not vote in the August primary but will use influence to nominate Democrats at the preferential primary efforts announced by committee chairman Osre Cobb at Hot Springs.
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Little Rock
Marion
Stat Publican
Osre Cobb
Hot Springs
Pluto Discovery Distance Mentioned In Brief
A short science note recalls Pluto as a distant planet 90,000,000 miles beyond Neptune, noting its discovery occurred 12 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptuné
Pluto
Warship Docks Quiet as Troop Ships Advance
Painters with long brush poles daub war-gray on hulls while docks buzz with noise. Ships load for war and new convoys stream into yards and warehouses. The joining of crews and equipment appears complete as the ships prepare to depart.
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District Court of the
Western District
Arkansas Texarkana
Bumpsteoad County
C. C. Norwood
Et al
Harry J. Lemley
Tay
Army
By Galbraith
NER Service
Henry Ford
Thomas Edison
Congressional
Wilty
Joh Mauney
Salt Lake Telegram
J. Johnston
Bob Pastor
Bob
Old Times
Warneke
Southern Association
By Tom Wolf
Sports Mirror
Koch- Cola Company
SY Hope
Coca-Cola
Hope Coca-Cola
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