Schmeling terms sought for Red Bur man fight at Bebbets Field
In New York on July 22 Max Schmeling was asked for terms for a Red Bur man fight at Bebbets Field. The report notes Tom Hafey's third base stint for the Giants marks Bill Terry's 30th lineup change. L. M. Guilinger of Andover has raised the stakes for trotter Peter Astra, Hambletonian favorite, with E. J. Baker of St Charles and Lawrence Sheppard of Hanover among top bidders after McLin sale. all deny involvement.
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McLin
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You pays your money and you takes your choice
Larry MacPhail mentions a phone call this morning while Bill Terry notes he has not spoken with MacPhail in weeks. The exchange reflects ongoing tension and differing perspectives on recent events involving the two figures.
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Terry
Bill Terry
MacPhail
Mayor Hague Secures Key Allies In City Race
Mayor Hague gains support from Horace Stoneham Bill Terry and Eddie Brannick by allowing Tom Hafey to return home. Lawson Little to coach golf at Bretton Woods New Hampshire for the season. Joe DiMaggio eyed for strong magazine feature this week. Pittsburgh smoke affects Chuck Klein and Ernie Nevers signals trip to Pittsburgh for football meeting to discuss a triple threat back and two good ends.
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Bill Terry
Eddie Brannick
Tom Hafey
Lawson Little
Bretton Woods
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Joe DiMaggio
Pittsburgh
Chuck Klein
Ernie Nevers
Chicago Cardinals
Reader letter hints at boys leaving Arizona State n
A Cincinnati Times-Star reader writes during a summer in Arizona that many boys are eager to leave. The note suggests two main goals driving their actions, reflecting local sentiment about youth abroad or away from home.
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Reds fans pull for last minute playoff chance
The Sports section notes ongoing chase as fans pull for the Reds to clinch a late entry. Wilbur Wood, Sun sports editor, vacationing in Chicago while covering Arlington Park expenses. Charlie Dressen touts the 1922 St Paul minor league squad as all time great, a team Dressen played third for. Parker Hall, Mississippi U football star, pushes a wheelchair at the world era. Sans Lou Nova trained at Clarkstown CC for Baer and Gaento prep at Philadelphia CC. Galento will run a mile of roadwork daily between bar and home and continues daily cash-register work.
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Baseball Barons Peacy and Reds Bees Crowd Cash figure
A historical note describes Peacy and the Cincinnati Reds and Bees during a game before a large crowd of about 292273 paying spectators the other day, reflecting the era’s box office buzz and local baseball attention.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Bees
Marathon softball clash ends in lengthy duel record
Two Chicago softball teams played 105 innings claiming a marathon record, edging Spokane teams in a yearlong tale. Another Spokane pair battled 156 innings in a down to the wire, citywide slog from a month prior.
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Chicago
Spokane
Wasah
Blitzen Wins San Francisco to Hawaii Yacht Race
HONOLULU July 22 R J Reynolds of New York and crewmen aboard the 55 foot cutter Blitzen were honored as winners of America s greatest sailing classic the 2 085 mile San Francisco to Hawaii yacht race The Blitzen won on a handicap basis over 25 other contestants Stragglers remained to arrive as harbor crowds waited Rent ads note vacant rooms and houses offered.
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R. J. Reynolds
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Northern New Mexico Tennis Tournament opens second round
In Las Vegas New Mexico July 22 the second annual northern New Mexico tennis tournament advanced to round two. Favorites struggled none, as Sam Millstein of Denver defeated Bobby Stamm of Albuquerque 6-2 8-6 in an upset. Other winners included Bill Burnett of State University over William Ogle, Dale Dellinger over Jack Springer, and Margaret McWenide prevailing by default in the women’s division.
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Merle Ogle
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William Phillips
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George Maloof
Eleanor Caldwell
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Tex
Alec Spiie
Mickey Newman
Trans-Mississippi Semi-Finals Set In Colorado Springs
In Colorado Springs on July 22, the Trans Miss golf semifinals narrow to two mountain contenders and two from the lowlands. Ray Lowell Jr and Ed Kingsley face Chick Harbert and Harry Todd as the field moves toward a Broadmoor final for the 39th title.
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Kingsley
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Don Schumacher
Dallas
Todd
Morris Norton
Wichita Falls
Lowell
O’hara Watts
Pan
John Barnum
Edinburg
Baseball Scores From Yesterday By The Associated Press
National and regional results across MLB leagues list Pittsburgh over New York Philadelphia routing Detroit and other key matchups including Chicago over Boston and Cleveland over Washington. International and minor leagues note Jersey City over Syracuse Montreal over Toronto and Western divisions report varied scores across multiple cities and teams.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia Ok
Cincinnati
St. Louis A
New York Ae
Brooklyn
Boston Bees Struggle Through Injury Woes and Comebackesque Slide
Boston Bees boss Casey Stengel remains upbeat as the team endures a brutal stretch. Key injuries to Dick Bartell and Ival Goodman, plus a broken leg for Eddie Miller and a blow to Al Simmons, curb momentum after a doubleheader sweep of the Reds. The Bees slip from second to seventh in the National League standings as they rebound with strong play and a resilient clubhouse.
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Tony Cuccinello
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Willie McKechnie
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Old Man
Eddie Miller
al Simmons
Eddie
Simmons
Cassey
Hatch Finally Wins Long Senate Battle to Bar Federal Employee Politics
After a three year fight spanning debates and committee referrals, Senator Hatch achieved a major Senate victory in outlawing political activity by federal employees. He credited GOP experiences in New Mexico and recalled earlier failed attempts with Senator Steiner and others before this year's broader proposal passed. Hatch voiced that he wants regular Democrats with no selfish interests to select a party nominee.
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Hatch
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D-Tex
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Congress
Mascot Courage Fails Giants In Losses. Jones Testifies
The Giants lost 4-3 as Cecil Haley the 13 year old negro mascot sat in the dugout with promise of a west trip for luck. Hafey homered for Giants but hit into a double play. Pirates struck for 4 runs in the ninth as Klein homered for Pittsburgh. Jones warned losses could reach high double digits as RFC foreclosed on 12 million in loans. Congress cut 310 million from Roosevelt program, while export matters and Japan treaty actions were discussed.
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New York Stocks Close With Wide Roster Of Firms
Trading ended with a broad list of equities showing mixed to firm moves. Notable quotes include Allegheny Luddlng at 19 7/8, Eastman Kodak 169 1/2, Colgate Palmolive 17, United Aircraft 38 7/8, American Telephone 30 1/2, and Boeing 24 3/4, amid varied daily shifts and gains across manufacturers, energy, and utilities.
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al Chem & Dye
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Pee
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Heer Goog
Colgate Palm FP
Col Puel & Om
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Crucible Steel
Cretan
Douglas Aircraft
Eastman Kodak
Oke Bee
el Power & Lt
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Wirestone T.d& Ke
Cees
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Smit
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Kennecott
Eee
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Diet CO
Am Aviation
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Northern Pacific
Owens Tl Glass
Radio Corp of Am
Keith Orph
Reming Rand
Repub Steel Es
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Shell Union
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Birmmtitie Ooo
Cess
Socony Vacuum
Sou Cal Miso
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Ieee
Stone & Webster
Studebeker Corp
United Air Limes
United Aircraft
E& Ete Tenk
U S&s Pipe & Fdy
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Westingh Air Br
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Arizona Texas League Scores Friday
El Paso and Albuquerque played with final tallies 7 to 5 in favor of Albuquerque. El Paso led early with runs in the first and third innings while Albuquerque rallied for multiple runs in the fifth and a decisive finishing sequence. Lilly and Gardner pitched for El Paso. Emmerston Patterson and Gagliardi were credited with Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
Emmerston, Patterson and
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Lilly and Gardner
Complaint Filed Against J S Bobo In J P Court
A complaint alleges J S Bobo threatened violence against Keren Cozart and requests a peace bond. F E Foster signs the filing. Bobo is jailed on a $500 bond for the hearing.
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J. P
Bobo
Keren Cozart
F. E. Foster
Fight Over The Ogden Utah Rodeo
The Cowboy Turtle Association fined 50 members $500 each for performing at Ogden. Officials said 67 association members rode after a prize dispute settlement. Everett Bowman warned some rebels would be barred from Cheyenne Frontier Days. World champion Burel Mulkey returned to Ogden. Cowboys planned to ignore the action as 7,500 fans attended the rodeo opening.
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Ogden
Cowboy Turtle Association
Harmon W. Peery
Everett Bowman
Hillside, Ariz
Cheyenne
Wyo
Burel Mulkey
Salmon
Idaho
Public Service Wins Close City League Softball Victory
Public Service Company edged Easy Way Laundry 7 to 6 in a tight city league game. Pitcher George Hendricks yielded five hits as the defense committed six errors, while Public Service rapped ten hits off Propest. Next game pits Moseley’s against Southwestern Public Service Company next Monday night.
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Easy Way Laundry
George Hendricks
Public Service
Propest
Moseley’s
Galveston Cotton Prices Steady at Middling 8.88
In Galveston on July 22 spot cotton remained steady with middling grades at 8.88 cents per pound. Sales reached 19 bales.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Wall Street gains amid broad stock rally and signs of optimism
Wall Street rose on Saturday with about 801,200 shares traded, led by steel and motors and several high performers. Gains were supported by optimism over domestic business and hopes for reduced war tension, while mentions of Hatch bill action and Pepsi-Cola profits circulated. Kansas City livestock data followed with hogs steady and mixed cattle, reflecting weekly shifts in prices.
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Far East
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Germany
Danzig
Senate
Hatch
Congress
Loft
Pepsi-Cola
Celanese
Bayak Cigar
Brooklyn Union Gas
American Airlines
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
American Telephone
Great Northern
Anaconda
Westinghouse
Allied Chemical
Standard Oil
N. J
Johns Manville
Kansas City
Colorado
Texas
Boston Wool Prices Rise In Active Market
Boston July 22. Domestic wools moved in sizeable quantities at firm to rising prices in the Boston market last week. Mills in worsted and woolen industries bought wool with heavy activity in fine territory and in Texas 12 month wools. Graded wools showed moderate to good demand with grease quotes: 28-31 cents for fine Delaines, 29-31 for half-bloods, 32-33 for three-eighths and quarter-bloods.
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Boston
USDAY
Texas
Curb Market Close Prices Across Several Stocks
Chicago grain and curb market figures show mixed closees for July 22 with WHEAT at 62 3/4 to 63 1/8, CORN at 38 7/8 to 41 3/8, and OATS around 25 to 26 3/4, while listed curb items include Alma Co Am and Texan Oil among others with varied bid levels.
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Alum Co Am
Ark P & L Pf
Carrier Corp
el Bond & Sh
Fairchild Av
Fisk
Humble Oil
Lockheed Aire
Seiberling
Shattuck
Dean
Texan Oil & L
Lt & Pow
Chicago
Jly
Chicago produce market report summary
Chicago on July 22 reports butter at 1,299,199. Eggs at 13,359. No prices available as market remained closed.
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