Roundup: Sports Notes and Odds from York to Texas
A scattered sports roundup covers Leo Lindy’s Boston club offer, Jimmy Carroll’s odds, Sammy Baugh market chatter, Louis Mustobout’s pay for timing, Dallas area salons, and Texas U’s long-time coach honored with a “day.” Also mentions Yankee-Dodger TV, boxing with Gene Galento, and Bill Dickey’s unusual ball drop behind the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Leo Lindy
Broadway Restaurateur
Boston
Jimmy Carroll
Whirlaway
Coin
Texas
Sammy Baugh
Sammy
Nater
Louis Mustobout
Garage Rollers Set Record With 1703 Pinfall
The Garage Rollers achieved a new team mark by rolling 1703 pins in a weekly event. Notable high scores include top individual game by Mat, and several local teams such as Nehi, Goodyear, and Studebaker also placing well.
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Garage Rollers
Notice of Trustee Sale of Frederick County Virginia Property
Notice of trustee sale for real estate in Frederick County Virginia. Frank G. Shiley and Shiley his wife executed a deed of trust July 23 1994 to K C Koore and Harry R Kern trustees. Sale in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia on Saturday April 18 1941 at 11 a m. Property along west side Route 3 near Winchester and Front Street turnpike, 1.5 acres more or less. Terms cash deposit $100. Harry R Kern sole acting trustee.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Frank G. Shiley
Shiley
K. C. Koore
Harry R. Kern
Circuit Court of
Revirginia
County Court House
Winrt
Frederick
Winchester and
Front
Winor
Mberger
Newcome
Newpme
Slonaker
Solenberger
Front Row
S. W
Bowling season statistics show team and individual leaders
High Individual Series and Games listed for G W Garage and Letter Carriers with scores: Mathews 395 for G W Garage, 369 for Goode Glaize Bros, 360 for Clevenger Let ter Carriers, 354 for Baker Good year. High Team Game totals: G W Garage 614, Letter Carriers 604, Lee Baking 543, Goodyear 540. High Team Set leaders: G W Garage 1703, Letter Carriers 1637, Lee Baking 1592, Goodyear 1547. Season Record,
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Hews
G. W. Garage
Goode
Glaize Bros
Clevenger
Lunsford
Lee Baking
Mathews
Baker
Goodyear
G. W. Gareage
Letter
G. W
Boxing Drawing Money To Purses Of All Promoters
New York April 10 The boxing scene posts strong gates with Joe Louis Tony Custos clash in St Louis underscoring a profitable indoor season. Promoter Mike Jacobs sees over a million dollars in His productions across Detroit Boston Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis with Garden grosses totaling about 722000 for 19 fights. Lou Nova and other bouts outgrossed Louis on several cards as promoters reward fighters with cash bonuses.
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New York
Joe Louis
Tony Custo
St. Louis
St. Louis Arena
Mike Jacobs
Detroit
Boston
Phiiladelphia
Chicago
St. Is
Tex Rickard
Garden
Louis
Joe
Fritzie Zivic
Bory Bummy Davis
Gallant Henry Armstrong
Lou Nova
Max Baer
Nova
Tony Zale
National Boxing Association
Steve Namakos
Cleveland
Bob Pastor
Turkey Thompson
Los Angeles
Lou Salica
Tommy Forte
Philadelphia
Steve Belloise
Ossie Harris
Pittsburgh
Submarine totals for Germany and Russia in 1941
As of February 1941 Germany owned about 300 submarines while Russia possessed about 171. The figures reflect wartime naval inventories and indicate Germany held nearly double the size of its Arctic rival in U boats.
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Germany
Russia
Training Camp News Notes From Baseball Camps
AP notes from camps report contender battles for outfield jobs with Clemence Campbell Workman and Howell contending for a spot in Cleveland. Wings of Giants and Pirates discuss infield help while lefty Grove, Ryba and Hash seek relief while Red Sox rest. Red Rolfe pauses with leg issue treated for opening day.
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Charleston
W. Va
Cleveland Indian
Gee Walker
Roy Weatherly
Jeff Heath
Beau Bell
Clarence Campbell
Charley Workman
Murray Howell
Cincinnati
Boston Red Sox
Lefty Grove
Mickey Harris
Frank
Boston
Mike Ryba
Herb Hash
Reds
Baseball scores from multiple games across the nation
Reported line score results from games in Cincinnati Winston-Salem Greenville Oklahoma Fort Worth Baltimore New York Bluefield Amarillo and Chicago with final tallies and listed pitchers catchers and game scorers. Teams include Cincinnati Philadelphia Detroit Washington Pittsburgh St Louis Baltimore Brooklyn New York Cleveland and Chicago with varied innings and tenures.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Dobson
Hughson
Pytlak
Vandermeer
Hutchings
Yas
Lombardi
Baker
Winston-Salem
N. C
Philadelphia
Sal
Podgajny
Jones
Livingston
Warren
Millies
Gentry
Fox
Obenhour
Brantz
Greenville
D. C
Washington
Detroit
Hudson
Dean
Evans
Newhouser
McKain
Tebbetts
Oklahoma City
Okla
Pittsburgh
Sewell
Brown
Davis
Potter
Hayes
Fort Worth
Tex
St. Louis
Ft. W. TL
Warneke
Nahem
Gornicki
Mancuso
Greer
Calahan
Parrish
Linton
Baltimore
Peek
Stanceau
Dickey
Hige
Wicker
Owen
Bluefield
W. Va
Cleveland
New York
Smith
Hisenstat
Hemsley
Gumbert
Bowman
Danning
Amarillo
Chicago
Olsen
Presswell
George
Humphries
Hallett
Tresh
Turner
Experts Pick Yankees Over Indians In 1940 Pennant Preview
The Associated Press check of 79 major city writers shows 40 voting Cleveland to win and 39 for the Yankees. New York leads in points 6-2 to 6-1, with most writers forecasting a Bronx finish at or near the top. Detroit, Chicago White Sox, and St. Louis Browns also receive votes. Boston Red Sox fall out of first division in a surprising shift.
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New York
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Associated Press
Cleveland
Yankees
Yanks
Bronx Bombers
Indians
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Greenberg
Titaet
Hank Cheerseers
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
Ccess
Philadelphia
Senators Extend Win Streak Over Tigers in Exhibition
Washington Senators beat Detroit Tigers 5 to 3 in seven innings in Greenville South Carolina. The game was called after seven due to rain so the Senators could catch a train. Newhouser and McKain walked eight Tigers, contributing to the win in this spring exhibition.
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Greenville
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Senators
Hal Newhouser
Archie McKain
Dodgers Shortstop Harold Reese Injures Ankle
Brooklyn Dodgers shortstop Harold Pee Wee Reese injured his left ankle in an exhibition with the New York Yankees in Baltimore. He was taken to a hospital where officials said he was perfectly all right with no fractures. Reese caught his spike on home plate and missed action last year for a month.
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Baltimore
Harold (Pee-Wee) Reese
Brooklyn Dodger
Fights Last Night Associated Press Results
Leo Rodek outpointed Slugger White in New York at 10 rounds. Ernie Vigh stopped Larry Kellum in Perth Amboy at 3 rounds.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Leo Rodek
Chicago
Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort
An old advertisement promotes FPASTEETH a pleasant alkaline powder that helps dentures fit more firmly for easier eating and talking. It claims to reduce gums odor and denture breath and urges buying at any drug store.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sports Bulletin Board
Texas U
Dick Chapman
Craig Wood
Foot
Wood
Allen
Boston U. C Us
Boston U
Lynn C. Doyle
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Coulee Dam
Athletics
Benny Goodman
Dorsey
City College
Penn
Jack Renault
Longchamps
Charlie Gooch
House Dick
Hamilton
Bill Dickey
Nehi
Falley Service
Nat'l. Fruit
W. Garage
Cariers
Bros
Studebaker
Clothes
Fries Grocery
L Clothes Bees
Uudebaker
NK A
Esaves
Pal
Procicin Pal
Tucker Stainback
Frankie Frisch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Doc Prothro
Phillies
Bill Terry
Giants
Lee Handley
Stu Martin
Frisch
Bill Werber
New York Giants
Hank Danning
Goldsboro
Maoches Hosein Patrol
Nhe
Bill Smithers
Danville
Wilmington
Del
Alex Kamouris
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pete Coscarart
Kampouris
Red Rolfe
St. Petersburg
Fla
By Judson Bailey
LUX
Erie
Dublin
Dodger
ESSO
Sted
RINSO
Sarenth
Winchester
the Food Center
Ley
Lunsford’s Grocery
Larrick’s Cash Store
Lewis Grocery
Bailey Bros
Eagle’s Meat Market
Riley’s Market
Fair Play Store
Charles Buhl
Cash & Carry Grocery
Brown’s Meat Market
L. E. Harris
J. F. Massey & Son National Ave. Grocery
Sargent’s Sanitary Cash Store
All Chain Stores
Peoples Service Drug Store
Stephens City
Steele Bros
E. L. Lemley
Berryville
C. S. Ramsbury
Shackleford’s Store
F. S. Baughman
Boyce
W. H. Racey
Rippon, W. VA
T. S. Heskit
Lifebuoy
Middletown
Long’s Cash Grocery
R. A. Kline
Front Royal
Stanley Williams
J. B. Stokes
R. L. Hockman
Strasburg
W. D. Acree Little & Larrick
Gainesboro
E. E. Bayliss
PTT
Pitaey
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