Marksmen To Compete In Finals Today
Indianapol is Aug 8 The seventh annual skeet tournament crowns team and individual blunderbuss titles over three days with 250 targets today and 350 plus entrants in various divisions. Top contenders include Dick Shaughnessy Patricia Laursen and a field of 350 with veterans father and son five and two man teams. several defending champions fail to repeat amid record scores.
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Indianapolis
Patricia Laursen
Akron
Dick Shaughnessy
Dedham
Mass
Shaughnessy
Miss Laursen
Wood Jr. Hurls No Hitter In Scranton Debut
Scranton Miners pitcher Joe Wood Jr a Yale graduate struck out five and walked three in a 5 0 no hitter against the Albany Senators in the class A Eastern League. Only 29 batters faced the right hander and only four balls left the infield as the elder Wood watched from the stands in Scranton.
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Scranton
Smokey Joe” Wood
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Scranton Miners
Albany Senators
Joe Wood, Jr
Yale University
Senators
Albany
Tomorrow's Major League Baseball slate preview
The Associated Press lists American League games with St. Louis at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston and National League matchups including Cincinnati at Chicago Boston at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York and Pittsburgh at St. Louis awaiting teams and fans.
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Southeastern League Cluct
Mobile
Selma
Jackson
Meridian
Pensacola
Aw Aneewe Ee
Montgomery
Anniston
Ates
Gadsden Sete i. A
New York
Cleveland
Boston Sncreeeeneen
Detroit
Chicago Ee
St. Louis
Roaklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Southern Ass Association
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Associated Press
American League
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Phildelphia
Washington
Boson
Boston
Brooklyn
National League
Reiser
Hopp
Moore
Hack
Mize
Nicholson
Slaughter
Dalessanjohn
Elliott
Camilli
Ott
Frey
Cincinnapi
Handley
Riddle
White
Willams
Travis
DiMaggio
Rolfe
Et York
Kelier
Mike Jacobs set for non-title bout in Jersey City
The Special News Service exclusive reports Mike Jacobs will announce a non-title bout between lightweight boss Lew Jenkins and welterweight champion Red Cochran on September 12 in Jersey City. Pirates pitchers are said to be dominating hitters, Al Lopez cited as key reason. California doping inquiry deemed a silly bizness by traveling Saratoga horsemen. Claudio Villar, the Spanish heavyweight, continues to KO opponents around Tampa with three straight knockouts.
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New York
Special News Service
Mike Jacobs
Lew Jenkins
Red Cochrane
Jersey City
al Lopez
Saratoga
California
Claudio Villar
Tampa
White Sox Dykes Held Back as NYC Meetings Loom
Louisville Times notes Dykes not being released by the White Sox and discusses city matchups in New York between Sept 15 and 20. Mentions Louis-Nova in Noo Yawk, Yankee stadium to Polo Grounds, and reactions to Alf Robertson and Whirlaway. Discusses Travers plans and Hambletonian interest plus football hype this fall with Benny Friedman and the Bears.
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Chicago
Detroit
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Ben Jones
Alf Robertson
Alf
Wendell Eads
Travers
Mike Jacobs
Benny Friedman
Chicago Bears
Tennis expense accounts spark two can live cheap debate
The item playfully questions if Kovacs and Virginia Wolfenden can manage on one budget. It riffs on headlines about celebrity finances and asks readers for lighthearted take on frugality and shared living costs.
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Kovacs
Virginia Wolfenden
Fred Apostoli Returns to Ring in Norfolk Month
In a roundup of boxing and football figures, Fred Apostoli’s comeback is set to begin within a month at Norfolk. Other notes mention Cactus Face Duggan delaying pro football return due to his Oklahoma State Highway Patrol job, Old Bill Klei briefly umpiring after Larry Goetz’s injury, and Jim Braddock touring Canada refereeing. The piece also tracks Melio Bettina Tom Tucker plans, Abe Simon vs Buddy Walker prospects, and shifting fortunes of the Oklahoma City Injuns in the Texas League.
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Fred Apostoli
Norfolk
Cactus Face Duggan
Mangler
Bill Klei
Larry Goetz
Bill
Jim Braddock
Melio Bettina
Tommy Tucker
Los Angeles
Tom Gallery
Abe Simon
Buddy Walker
Oklahoma City
Dodgers Cheer Squad Forms for Reds Game
The Brooklyn knot-hole gang of about 6000 Dodger fans plan a big cheering section for Monday's Dodgers versus Reds game. The main yell aims to rattle Reds pitchers with taunts targeting Rot, Terry, Hubbell, and Camilli as Dodgers fans chant Dodgers Rah-Rah-Rah.
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Brooklyn
Dodgers
Reds
Terry
Hubbell
Cardinals Lead National League as Cooper Shines Again
Mort Cooper returns to form for the St. Louis Cardinals, steering a 3-2 11-inning win over the Cincinnati Reds to seize a slim lead over the idle Brooklyn Dodgers. The Cardinals’ pitching staff is revitalized, with Cooper’s performance resuming ace status after elbow surgery.
Fights Last Night Big Wins Across Cities
In MEMPHIS Jack Marshall 188 knocked out Zeny Novak 214 in Kansas City. In Garfield Frankie Duane 133 out pointed Joe DeJesus 136. In Youngstown Lenny Mancini 137 1 4 stopped Pete Galiano 135 1 4 and Johnny Barbara 153 1 4 outpointed Bobby Briton 148 1 2. In Baltimore Bob Smith 192 outpointed Johnny Flynn 193 while Joey Silva 129 met Joey Marinelli 130 to a no contest. In New York Carl Guggino 135 outpointed Guillermo Puentes 133 Columbia A.
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Rochester
Joey Silva
Mexico
Joey Marinelli
Dayton
New York
Carl Guggino
Hartford
Conn
Guillermo Puentes
Colombia
Snake in the grass surprises Scottsbluff resident
Walt Samuelson reported a four foot ball snake tangled in his lawnmower in Scottsbluff Nebraska. The encounter startled him as he attempted to start the mower and remove the obstruction.
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Scottsbluff, Neb
Walt Samuelson
Pensacola Team To Play Here Tonight
The Koolmeters softball team from Pensacola will travel to Panama City to face the Pan ama Wildcats at the EMB field. Panama City holds league leadership after a forfeit win from Pulp Mill. Local pitching will be handled by Theodore Wilcox and A C Smith. Twelve Koolmeters players will compete. First pitch is at 8 30 DST.
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Koolmeters
Pensacola
Panama City
Panama Wildcats
Wildcats
Pulp Mill
Theodore Wilcox
A. C. Smith
Major League Leaders Batting And Pitching Totals
Summary of leading baseball statistics from multiple teams: batting leaders include Reiser and DiMaggio with high averages and hits counts, runs, RBIs, and doubles led by Slaughter, DiMaggio, and Keller. Pitching leaders feature Ruffing and Feller with win loss records and strikeouts.
Tax Deed Notice for Bay County Florida Property
Sam Cain holder of Tax Certificate No. 610 filed for tax deed on Lots 7 and 8, Block 333, Lynn Haven, Bay County. The certificate lists owner unknown. The property will be sold at the courthouse door on September 1, 1941 if not redeemed under law. Clerk H. A. Pledger, Deputy Marjorie McQuaggoge.
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Sam Cain
Bay
Florida
Lynn Haven
Court House
H. A. Pledger
Cirrcuit Court
Bay County
Marjorie McQuagqge
Notice of Tax Deed Application for Lynn Haven Lot 13
Wilson Kent holder of Tax Certificate No. 207 issued September 6 1938 has filed for a tax deed on Lot 13 Block 101 Plat of Lynn Haven Bay County Florida The certificate was in the name Harry Terwilliger If not redeemed the property will be sold at the courthouse door on the last Monday of September 1941 date August 8 1941
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Senate
Herbey
Wilson Kent
Harry Terwilliger
Court House
Clark Af
Southeastern League Scores From Yesterday
Pensacola fell to Selma 3 to 11 as Gadsden defeated Meridian 2 to 4. Jackson beat Anniston 10 to 7 while Mobile edged Montgomery 3 to 2.
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Pensacola
Selma
Gadsden
Meridian
Jackson
Anniston
Mobile
Montgomery
Baseball scores from an extended Sunday schedule
Pittsburgh beat Chicago 4 to 3 and St. Louis defeated Cincinnati 3 to 2 in 11 innings. The day featured only scheduled games with Pitt and Chicago, plus St. Louis and Cincinnati, each game decided after extra frames.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Baseball scores brief from night games
New York 5 Boston 9 and Philadelphia 4 Washington 5 Detroit 4 Cleveland 3 all after 13 innings. Chicago 11 St Louis 1 night game.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Alabama State League baseball scores report
Tuskegee at Brewton rain delays game in Andalusia with final note Greenville achieving a 4 to 2 victory.
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Tuskegee
Brewton
Andalusia
Greenville
Georgia Florida League Scores Snapshot
In the Georgia Florida League Thomasville 0 Albany 4. Tallahassee 1 Moultrie 7. Americus 0 Valdosta 15. Waycross 4 8 Cordele 3 1. American Association Milwaukee 3 Toledo 5. Kansas City 3 Columbus 10. Minneapolis 0 Indianapolis 5. St Paul 1 Louisville 0. South Atlantic League Greenville 4 Charleston 7 Columbus 4 Jacksonville 3 Macon 9 Columbia 8.
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Albany
Egallahassee
Moultrie
Americus
Valdosta
Waycross
Cordele
American Association
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Greenville
Charleston
Jacksonville
Macon
Columbia
Stars Morton Cooper Cardin als Pitched and Batted St Louis
Yesterday's Stars Morton Cooper and Cardin Als pitched and batted St Louis to victory over Reds. Cooper hit a deciding run in the lth inning. Newsome kept the Yankees in check on eight hits. Lopez hit a ninth inning homer for Pirates to beat Cubs. Early had perfect day at bat with two doubles and two singles for Senators over Athletics. Eschoolboy Rowe pitched four innings of relief to beat Indians. Buck Ross and Taft Wright led White Sox in an 11-1 win over Browns.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Mort Cooper
Billy Southworth
Cooper
Boston Braves
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Cardinals
St. Louis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati
Buck Walters
Johnny Mize
Enos Slaughter
Estel Crabtree
Reds
Sam Nahem
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
al Lopez
Hank Leiber
Cubs
Ken Heintzelman
Lloyd Dietz
Pittsburgh
Jake Mooty
Pirates
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Heber
Dick) Newsome
Yanks
Ted Williams
Boston
New York
Yankees
Detroit
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Feller
John Gorsica
Clarence
Soup) Campbell
Cleveland
Schoolboy Rowe
Tigers
Buck Ross
Taft Wright
Don Kolloway
Joe Kuhel
Kuhel
Morton Cooper
Dick Newsome
Red Sox
AL Early
Senators
Athletics
Eschoolboy Rowe
Indians
White Sox
Ross
Browns
Wright
Chicago
Sox
Wild oat mistaken for cold leaves farmer speechless
Hamilton Missouri farmer Ray Webb was left speechless after a bad cold. Doctors removed a stray cat in a medical misadventure that restored his voice and ended the odd ailment.
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Hamilton
Ray Webb
Webb
Young Pitcher Hurls No Hit No Run Game
Savannah Ga August 8 twenty two year old Joe Page of Harmanville Pa in his first Class B season pitched a no hit no run game as Augusta Ga defeated Savannah 4 to 0. Page who played last year at Butler Pa faced 25 batters and retired the side in order five times. He has won eight and lost 10 with Augusta this season.
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Savannah
Joe Page
Harmanville
Augusta
Page
Butler
Piedmont League Scores Wide Range Plays
Durham blanked Asheville 4 0 while Portsmouth beat Winston-Salem 5 0 and Charlotte defeated Norfolk 6 3 in the first game. Greensboro dropped a 6 4 decision to Richmond and Spipiionte 4 defeated Norfolk 0 in the second game.
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Durham
Asheville
Portsmouth
Charlotte
Norfolk
Greensboro
Richmond
Spipiionte
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