Roosevelt seeks fourth term amid political tides and war fears
The piece surveys President Roosevelt's bid for a fourth term, arguing his enduring popularity and large soldier and government payroll vote will propel him to victory. It also notes satirical takes on rival figures and local anecdotes about the dog catcher controversy in Beckley plus brief notes on military assignments and college postings.
Dodgers Lose Fourteenth Straight in Boston
The Brooklyn Dodgers suffer their 14th straight defeat as they fall 8-5 to the Boston Braves before 2,353 fans in Boston. Nate Andrews allowed six hits and the Dodgers were shut out 2-0 until the eighth inning. Boston tied it with a three run homer by Chuck Workman and added four more runs in the eighth. Dixie Walker ended his 0-for-21 skid with a sixth homer of the year in the ninth.
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Boston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Nate Andrews
Dodgers
Tommy Warren
Max Macon
Mike Sandieck
Andrews
Connie Ryan
Tommy Holmes
Chuck Workman
Dixie Walker
Goodie Rosen
Brooklyn
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Maton
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Wright
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Sandlock
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Melton
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Webber
Aoa
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Melon
Wietelmann
Macon
Holmes
Workman
Balk
Indians Crush Browns 13 2 Behind Klieman Strong Hitting
Cleveland powered to a 13 to 2 victory over the St Louis Browns as Ed Klieman scattered eight singles and held the league leaders in check. Pat Seerey Roy Cullenbine and Ray Mack led the offense with a homer double and four runs, two doubles, and a triple respectively. Seerey drove in four, Cullenbine four, and Mack totaled three extra base hits in the rout.
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Cleveland
Pat Seerey
Roy Cullenbine
Ray Mack
Ed Klieman
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
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Cullenbine
Mack
Klieman
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Gleveland
Abra Baker
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Christman
Raccath
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Schienterc
Holworth
Klieman Pani Zaidak
Zarilla
Taal Alva
Zaidak
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Mancuso
Boudreau
Hoag
Rocen
Klipman
Secrey
Keltner
Sehleuter
Cute Terbine
Reece
Keltnur
Rocco
Hollingsworth
Zaldak
Riesman
Kiteman
Hollingeworth
Baseball Scoreboard Summary
The American League results show Detroit 4 Chicago 5 and Cleveland 13 St Louis 2. New York 9 Boston 2. The National League games include New York 1 Philadelphia 6 and Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 3 with Boston 6 Brooklyn 3.
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Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Tigers Split Twin Bill With White Sox In Two Games
Detroit gains 8 2 win in nightcap after 5 4 defeat in opener as Rick Wakefield belts homer and collects three other hits. Gordon Maltzberger earns win in opener while Hal Newhouser falters. Thurman Tucker benched after one hit in 35 at bats.
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Detroit
Rick Wakefield
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Gordon Maltsberger
Tigers
Sox
Hal Newhouser
Johnny Gorsica
Joe Orrell
Ed Lopat
Wakefield
Thurman Tucker
Jimmy Dykes
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Ross
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Wild Piten
Bras
Maltzberger
Summers
Rue and Boyer
Pitchers Listed for Friday’s Mains
American League matchups include St Louis at Cleveland with Kramer and Sliger Jr. or Galehoncero in the rotation. Philadelphia at Washington with WE and Newsour or Flares, plus Haefnerite and Bestot at New York. National League features Brooklyn at Boston with Greig and McLish and Savery. New York at Philadelphia Aren and Seward. Pittsburgh at Chicago Sewell and Butcher. Cincinnati at St Louis with Gumbert and Donnelly.
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Cleveland
Kramer
Sigrieyiar
Va Reynolds
Pat
Philadelphia
Damiin WE
Newsour
Aedy
Candis
Haefnerite
Bestot
New York
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Gantryce
Trautchiske
Brooklyn
Boston
Greig
McLish
Tobin
Savery
Seward
Gerneauser
Barrett
Pittspurgh
Chicago
Sewell
Butche
Wyse
Redy
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Gumbert
Caner
Donnelly MC
Bracheon
Giants Split Doubleheader With Phillies in Philadelphia
In a Philadelphia doubleheader, the Phillies won 3-1 to take game one while the Giants took game two 6-1 before 7,835 attendees. Pitcher Jack Brewer, back from the navy, started for New York and held the Phillies to five hits in the nightcap, with Ulysses Lupien homering to spoil the shutout. Mel Ott, Johnny Rucker and Phil Weintraub hit triples for the Giants as five of nine hits went for extra bases.
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Philadelphia
Philladelphia Phillies
New York Giants
Phillies
Giants
Jack Brewer
Navy
Ulysses
Tony) Lupien
Mel Ott
Johnny Rucker
Phil Weintraub
Bill Lee
Bill Voiselle
Phils
Buster Adams
Kim Wasdell
New York
Jord Rueker
Jurges
Lombardi
Voiselle
Tott
Leer
Adams
Wasden
Medwick
Weintraub
Kerr
Lupien Doble
Mullen
Lupien
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Jorda
Reardon
Goetz
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Mancuso
Schanz
Karl Mubriil
Finley
Walker Credits Bat Change For Hitting Streak In War League
In Brooklyn Dixie Walker, the major league batting leader and popular choice, explains a swing improvement after switching to a Chick Hafey model bat with a longer handle and heavier weight. He notes the 37 ounce bat sparked a streak after months of struggle and credits the change for better contact.
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Brooklyn
Chick Thafey
Sacramento Club Sells Ace Hurler
Sacramento California Joe O Neil president of the Sacramento baseball club announced today that the club directors have worked to raise eight two thousand five hundred and a major league pitcher for Clem Dreiser werd left handed hurler
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Joe O'Neil
Sacramento Baseball Club
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Hurtor
Clippers Set to Face State Liners in Reckley Battle
Clippers led by Harry Kincannon host the Virginia State Liners at RMI Park this afternoon at 2 30. Grover Lewis aims to avenge last Sunday's loss as Okes Gore returns to the lineup with either Mason or Julius starting on the hill.
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Harry Kincannon
Bishlon State Liners
Rmi. Park
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Virginia
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Grover Lewis
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Virginians
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Okey Gore
Okes Gore
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Mason
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Invaders
Fishermen Get Go Ahead Sign For Area Angling
The weatherman grants fishing clearance as streams in the Hin ton area are reported in good shape for bass. Greenbrier and New rivers are in perfect condition while Guyandotte and Clear Fork are ready for weekend fishing, with Greenbrier running very low.
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Cubs Edge Pirates 4-3 To Reach Sixth In 1940s Standings
Chicago Cubs beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3 at home as Paul Derringer earned relief duty and Charlie Grimm was ejected for arguing. The Cubs climbed to sixth, trailing the Pirates early but taking control with an 8-hit attack and key RBIs.
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Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Charlie T
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Paul Derringer
Grimm
George Barr
Johnny Barrett
Derringer
Bill Fleming
Cubs
North South Mentors Prepare All Star Classic Camp
Coaches of the North and South football squads plan for the 11th annual charity game at Laidley Field August 18. Training starts August 6 at Fort Lee with staff from Princeton, Oak Hill, Minton and Charleston aiding. Proceeds support USC and participating schools as top players are drawn from across the state.
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Fort Lee
Lee Patton
South
Forrest G. Clark
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Patton
Princeton
New York
Warren Carr
Paul Fulks
Oak Hill
Stanley Huffman
Minton
Camp Lee
Dunbar
Russ Parsons
Stonewall Jackson High School
Sam Mazzie
Clarksburg
Roosevelt Wilson
USC
Parsons
Mazzie
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Jim Walthall
Stplins
Dick (Whiley) Michels
Charleston Hird
University of Virginia
Cassy Ryan
Tony Folia
Gene Remen
Fred Climino
Weirton
Navy Reunites Infield Stars At Farragut Station
Farragut Idaho sees a rare reunion of baseball infielders Dick Bartell and Glenn Wright. Bartell, 36, now an Apprentice Seaman, and Wright, a quartermaster, serve in Navy training roles while continuing to reflect on their major league careers with the Pirates Giants Tigers and Cubs. Bartell lifetime .284 hitter with three world series appearances and Wright, a former Yankee farm leader and World Series participant in 1936 37 and 1940, both contemplate future plans as Uncle Sam drills continue.
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U. S. Naval Training Center
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dick Bartell
Glenn Wright
Seaman Bartell
Wright
Bartell
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Tigers
New York
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Archie
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Pirates
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White Sox
Seatle
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Hollywood
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Idle day for three area semi pro teams
Helen Kopperston and Montcoal will be idle today as a planned doubleheader between Helen and Kopperston was canceled by the Wyom ing county team manager and attempts to reschedule with Montcoal failed.
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Helen
Montcoal
Wyoming County
Free For All Wins Arlington Futurity in Easy Fashion
Chicago contractor John Marsh saw his colt Free For All dominate the six furlongs at Arlington Park for a $61,425 Futurity win. Jockey Otto Grohl steered the two year old son of Questionnaire to a two and a half length victory over Sir Bim with Spartan Noble third as Flood Town faded after sprinting to the early lead.
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John Marsh
Free For All
Questionnaire
Otto Grohl
Sir Bim
Don Ameche
Radio and Screen Fame
Spartan Noble
William Helis
New Orleans
Errard
Floors Town
Darien
Occupation
Jezrahel
Marshh
Occupy
Edward Lasker
Flood Town
George Woolf
Johnstown
Ameche
New York Yankees Top Boston Club 9-7 in Nine Innings
The New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 9 to 7 before 8 745 fans, closing to 1.5 games behind the St. Louis Browns. Herschel Martin hit two homers driving in five, and Milosevich, Stirnweiss, and Finney contributed RBIs as New York outhit Boston 9 to 7.
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Oscar Grimes
Roy Partee
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O'Neil
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Martin
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Fox
Finney
Metkovich
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Metheny
Garbark
Stirn Weise
Milasevich
O'Neill
Rosary
Turner. Losing pitcher—Barrett, Umpires—McGowan, Pipgras
Stewart
Baseball's Big Six: Home Run Totals and Standings
The clipping lists standout players and teams with home run marks and RBIs from both American and National leagues. Giants, Red Sox, Browns, Cubs, Dodgers, Cardinals, Athletics, and Indians appear with names like Weintraub Doerr Fox Treker Nicholson Walker Ku s kt Johnson Hayes and M Nichol son. It notes counts such as 52 home runs for some players and 50 52 12 RBI totals, reflecting top hitters and team standings.
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Virginia and West Virginia clash in Charleston October 7
Virginia's 1944 football team will be coached by Frank Murray who arrives from Marquette with a coaching staff likely including Gus Tebell and Ralph Heikkinen. The Cavaliers rely on the T formation and will field a largely new squad with only three veterans from last season. The squad will include navy V-12 trainees and civilians, with turnover expected midseason as examinations occur.
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Frank Murray
Charlottesville
Marquette University
Tufts
Harvard
Gus Tebell
Wisconsin
Ralph Heikkinen
Michigan
Murray
South
Cavaliers
Bill Dudley
Lucien Burnett
Bruce Woodguard
Rufus Roberts
Allan Clay
Howard Tansman
Dick Cofer
Frank Odom
Ward Speer
Johns Hopkins
Navy
Army
Cavalier
North Carolina Navy
Richmond Army Airy Base
Newport News Apprentice School
Duke
Blue-Grass tennis tourney set Aug 4 6 in Bluefield
The 12th annual Blue-Grass tennis tournament will run August 4 6 at Bluefield Country Club and Bluefield College courts with events in men's singles and doubles. Defending champion Dr Fred West of Lynchburg Va and partner Ralph Johnson are favored to repeat. A new Novice division is added with war bond prizes for winners and runners-up.
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Mount Hope High
New York
Arnold Allen
Paul England
Baileysville
England
Fort Benning
Alton
Harvard University
Jack Basham
Wyoming County
Bill Barrett
Fort Knox
Johns Faulkoner
Hinton
Blumke
Hank Wallace
Harold Riffe
All Boys
All Roosters
Virgil Sarrett
Stace High
Montgomery
Guy Amato
Sophia
West Virginia University
Bluwfield
Bluefield Country Club
Bluefield College
Bluefield Amateur Athletic Association
Bluefield City
Johnson
Lynchburg
Lotito
West Virginia State Tennis Association
Peterson's Ointment Brings Quick Relief For Piles
A Buffalo druggist created an ointment that gave cooling soothing astringent relief from itching and smarting piles. It became a favorite in thousands of homes and is sold in boxes or 60 tubes with applicator. Money back if not delighted.
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Péterson
Peterson
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