Kneeland Pitches Varsity Club To Two Wins In Week One
Bernie Kneeland led the Winthrop Varsity Club to a 7-0 win over Mills Corner A A Chelsea and a 12-2 victory against Wolverine A C Roxbury. The Newman Club beat Croninmen 6-4 as Kneeland struck out nine and allowed few hits in a two game week.
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Varsity Club
W.H.S
Chelsea
Roxbury
Malden
Bernie
Bing
Winthrop Varsity
Mills Corner A. A
Wolverine A.C
Newman Club
Croninmen
Bernie Kneeland
Mills Corner
Yolk Field
Chelsea Boys
Jerry Ferragamo
Varsity
Winthrop Boys
Ferragamo
Mills
Tommy Dawson
Winthrop
Famous vintner arrives in Australia as penniless refugee
Victor Pollak once controlled a quarter of Austria's wine output and built the Edlach sanatorium in the Rax mountains. He has arrived in Australia with his wife nearly penniless, now seeking refuge.
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Victor Pollak
Austria
Edlach_sanatorium
Rax Mountains
Australia
Long Tom Jefferson in Campaigns Referred to as Long Tom
In historic campaign references the figure Thomas Jefferson is repeatedly nicknamed Long Tom. The sobriquet appears in period political discourse and promotional materials used by supporters.
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Thomas Jefferson
Winthrop High Lads Prepare For Four-Week Old Football Season
Winthrop High football players, under captain-elect Dick Chardon, begin voluntary drills ahead of the 1940 season four weeks from Saturday. New assistant coach Gordon Connor, from Bellows Free Academy, joins to oversee backfield work as Coach Bob Perry shifts to Athletics administration. The lineup features Chardon, Talcott, Wickson, Crawford, and several linemen vying for starting roles. ominous note that Roddy Hanlon may be unable to play due to a prior injury.
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Chardon
Gordon Connor
Chelsea High
Cambridge Latin High
Winthrop High
Brookline High
Miller Field
Dick Chardon
Thornton
Perry
Ralph Duplin
Jr. High School
Bellows Free Academy
St. Albans
Vermont
Connor
Bob Perry
Billy Talcott
Bob Wickson
Bob Crawford
Lord Boyd
Chicken” Walsh
Gordon Botsford
Bud Shea
Julius Sassi
Bill Cawthorne
John O'Brien
Bill McGillicuddy
Roy Anderson
Ken Oliver
Hanlon
Roddy Hanlon
Bob Bowman
Mae
Theresa
Revere
Brookline
Woburn
Watertown
Swampscott
Melrose
Chelsea
New Bedford Vake
Gloucester
Navy
Winthrop Elks Rally Past Malden DeMolay In 4-3 Thriller
Jack Leary pitched six strong innings with 7 strikeouts as Winthrop Elks edged Malden DeMolay 4-3 at Ingleside Park. Herb Godfrey supplied the decisive two-run homer in the fifth, tying the game, while Leary and teammates studded the late rallies to complete the comeback.
St Joseph Club tops Elks 6 to 1 for 30th win
Medford's St Joseph Club defeats the Elks 6 to 1 at Ingleside Park in five innings due to darkness. Southpaw Jack Leary allowed four hits and struck out nine, while Ed Hughes of Medford yielded three runs in the visitors’ early frames before Leary settled in. Chardon's second inning triple briefly threatened, but Leary's fifth inning single drove home the Elks' lone run.
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Newman Club
Linden
Malden
Bill McGillicuddy
Dick Belcher
Johnny Cronin
Winthrop
Varsity Club
Belcher
Richie Foulkes
Merullo
Dawson
Cronin
Foulkes
Tommy Quinn
Mulcahy
Wolverine A. C
Kev Mulachy
Roxbury
Bernie Kneeland
Dusky Lads
Wolverines
Wolverine
Rey Mulcahy
Solomons
Quinn
Kneeland
Colored Boys
My Haugh
Phil Chardon
Dick Chardon
Phil
Dick McGinn
Hy Bostrum
Tom Welch
Jack Leary
Herb Godfrey
de Molay Lads
Chardons
Ingleside Park
Don Doherty
Everett
Winthrop Elks
Bostrum
Ed Hughes
Dartmouth College
St. Joseph Club
Medford
Elks
Ralph Duplin
Sisclass Scan Winthrop
Out of Season Poultrymen Hatch in Off-Peak Months
Many poultrymen now practice out-of-season hatching of chicks in the fall, winter and spring, shifting production patterns to meet demand and market gaps.
Reid Seeks Revenge In Tonight's Game
The Dan Doherty Club of Everett defeated the Elks 7 to 6 at Everett last Friday. Husky Jim Reid aims for revenge tonight at Ingleside Park as he and the Doherty Club seek another win. The Elks return Friday to Pinebank Park Malden to face Melrose Collegeans, then host Healy Club of Waltham Saturday afternoon in a 8-7 loss rematch on August 3. Next Tuesday the Winthrop All-Stars, led by Don Godfrey, visit to challenge the Elks.
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Winthrop
South Boston
Winthrop Elks
Keystone A. A
Ingleside Park
Dan Doherty
Everett
Elks
Husky Jim Reid
Doherty Club
Pinebank Park
Malden
Melrose Collegians
Healy Club
Waltham
Jack Leary
Winthrop All-Stars
The
All-Stars
Don Godfrey
Ken Godfrey
Winthrop Ellis
Touching co operation aids blind man and invalid sister
In Columbia South Carolina relief workers report a touching example of cooperation between a blind man and his invalid sister. She sewed on a machine while he pedaled to earn a living, as her paralytic legs prevented her from working.
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Columbia
S. C
Burnet R. Maybank Sets New Bond Signing Speed Record
Signature record governor Burnet R. Maybank of South Carolina signs 700 highway bonds in one hour, surpassing the previous 500 bond mark held by E. P. Miller, the state treasurer.
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Burnet R. Maybank
South Carolina
E. P. Miller
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