Sports Roundup hits and misses span many events and figures
A chaotic collage lists Hoyt M'Clellan tying in pole vault across three meets and Ted Bank rising at Idaho, Zivic facing Kaplan in Beantown with Jacobs rushing to Boston. Yale Colgate feud resumes under Wood names, Altrock breaks a 40-year absence with a broken leg, and Lindstorm reactivates with spring in Knoxville. Colorado bats Nebraska for 43 hits 43 runs. Reid Handley loses a no-hitter 3-2. Coaches quit at South Ora. McCreary pins riding stirrups to glory. Gloria Callen screen tests. Waner returns with new glasses watching.
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War News
Bervie Hoyt
Hoyt Ha M'Clellan
Seatc
Ote
Gene
Mets
Ted Bank
U. of Idaho
U. S. Army
Pritzie Zivic
Mike Kaplan
Beantown
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Mike Jacobs
Boston
Lew Jenkins
Hymie Caplin
Sing Sing
Wood
Yale
Colgate
Smoky Joe” Wood
Joe, Jr
Steve Wood
Bobby Will
Steve
Nick Altrock
Washington
U. of Colorado
Nebraska
Drew Reid Handley
Edinburg
Tex
M’allen
South Ora
Conn McReary
Sande
McAtte
Fator
Gloria Callen
20Th Century-Fox
Trusteess sale of house and lot in Frederick County Virginia
By deed of trust dated August 9 1940 Colen I Bailey and wife convey real estate in Shawnee District Frederick County one acre more or less with a residence. The sale in Winchester Virginia April 26 1941 at noon. One third cash with two annual installments and bonds secured by deed of trust and fire insurance. M M Lynch trustee. Duvall Dunn auctioneers.
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Colen I. Bailey
Frederick County
Virginia
Court House
Winchester
Shawnee
Opequon
Salem Newlin
Edwin Marker
Claree Derfinger
M. M. Lynch
Duvall & Dunn
Opening Game in Star's League Goes 10 Innings
Middletown and Gainesboro-Gore battled in a 10 inning Star's Frederick Clarke league opener in Middletown Virginia with no winner after seven innings tied at 8-8 and the G-boys scoring late to pull ahead before Edgar Lamar drove in Brumback and Judy for two winning runs in the 10th. Wingfield pitched 10 innings for the G-boys with 16 strikeouts while Judy replaced Denis Hoover and held Middletown.
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Star’s Baseball League
Middletown
Star
Frederick Clarke
Gainesboro-Gore
G-boys
Garrett
Brumback
Judy
Wingfield
Scot Wingfield
Edgar
Lamar
Lamarr
Austin
Rowles
McCauley
Stew Ewweae
Shull
Ib Hensen
R. Ss
Stromide Sweete
Stars shine as multiple clubs post wins in league action
Yesterday's Stars highlights Lefty Gomez and Charley Keller of the Yankees who seven hit the Athletics, Al Smith of the Indians who shut out the White Sox on six hits, Babe Dahlgren of the Bees homering twice in a win over the Phillies, Vince DiMaggio and Rip Sewell of the Pirates combining for a key first inning hit and two hitter on the Cubs, Harry Craft of the Reds driving in five in a loss to the Cardinals, and a late Cliffere te tide rescue in a seventh inning sequence.
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Associated Press
Lefty Gomez
Charley Keller
Yankees
Athletics
al Smith
Indians
White Sox
Babe Dahlgren
Bees
Phillies
Vince DiMaggio
Rip Sewell
Pirates
Cubs
Harry Craft
Reds
Cardinals
Cliffere
Gets
Mus i pore ce Jt. 'sia His newspaper is ca Popolo d Italia
Musi pore ce Jt. 'sia is identified with Popolo d Italia the Italian daily newspaper. The fragment references a connection to the newspaper and its Italian origins.
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Musi
Ca Popolo d'Italia
Carbaugh Hurls Two-Hit Game For S. City
In the season opener at The Park, Stephens City High defeated Handley Volunteers 6 0. Henry Carbaugh pitched nine innings of two hit ball for Stephens City while Wilbur Oates struggled through three for Handley. Leon Pope finished for Handley allowing one run on unearned runs as Stephens City showed strong infield defense. Stephens City opens Frederick Clarke Baseball league play Tuesday against Boyce at The Park.
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Park Diamond
Handley Volunteers
Stephens City High
Henry Carbaugh
Wilbur Oates
Stephens City Boys
Leon Pope
Stephens City
Carbaugh
Frederick Clarke
Boyce
Need Money For Uniforms
Berryville central notes from April 18 report the Virginia Protective Force in need of funds for uniforms. Treasurer Ralph N. Dorsey says donations are rising but more money is required and pledges should be paid promptly. Contributions can be sent to Mr. Dorsey.
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Berryville
Berryville Company
Virginia Protective Force
Ralph N. Dorsey
Dorsey
Polish aviator Stanislas Olszanik travels to join RCAF
Polish aviation commander Stanislas Olszanik arrives in New York from Martinique en route to enlist as a pilot in the Royal Canadian Air Force.
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Stanislas Olszanik
New York
West Indies
Martinique
Royal Canadian Air Force
Expect Big Starting Field for Derby May 3
SID FEDER reports a near full Derby field with about two dozen contenders despite Bold Irishman injury. Top contenders include Dispose Porters Cap Curious Coin Whirlaway, with Attention Ocean Blue and Handsome King Cole as solid but thinner bets. Key trials at Havre de Grace, Blue Grass, and Wood Memorial shape final list.
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Sid Feder
New York
Kentuay
Porter
Parker Corning
Crispin Oglebay
Ogden Phipps
King Cole
Havre de Grace
Jamaica
Redbirds Off To Fast Start
The St. Louis Cardinals opened strong by defeating the Cincinnati Reds 7 to 6 in a high scoring game featuring 18 players per side. Johnny Mize belted a three run homer and Ernie Koy added a solo shot as the Cards overcame a 4 1 deficit in the seventh and kept their winning streak alive with 13 hits.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
Cincinnati Reds
Cardinals
St. Louis
Jarrin
Johnny Mize
Ernie Koy
Reds
Berryville And Boyce Meet In Park Opener Today
Boyce and Berryville high school baseball teams clash at Winchester Park in the Frederick Clarke league opener. Boyce starts southpaw Lawrence Buckner and veteran Joe Casey returns at shortstop with a 333 batting background. Berryville answers with pitcher Bobby Houghton and a lineup featuring Wilson Colson, James Glasscock, and Woodrow Colson. Edward Shepherd is Boyce manager. First pitch around 3:30 or 4.
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Boyce
Joe Settle
Winchester’s Park Diamond
Berryville Nine
Frederick Clarke
Lawrence Buckner
Ter
Southpaw
South Clarke Boys
Settle
Bobby Houghton
Berryville
George Pope
Conrad Royston
Wilson Colson
Wilton Weaver
Joe Casey
James Glasscock
Billy Yowell
Woodrow Colson
Joe Cook
Riley Loy
Earl Colson
Edward Shepherd
Giants Rally Past Dodgers In Seesaw 7-5 Victory
Harry Craft provided the Reds with a big day batting homer and three extra base hits, driving in five runs. The Dodgers, linked with the Reds and Cardinals as threats, fell to the Giants 7-5 in a 26 hit, four error game as Hartnett and Davis spurred late scoring.
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Reds
Harry Craft
Brooklyin
Dodgers
Cardinals
New York Giants
Giants
Curt Davis
Gabby Hartnett
Boxing results from Atlantic City to Newark and Philadelphia
A recap of last night’s fights shows bantamweight action with Marcelline Phinaccete from Philadelphia stopping Beck in Newark. New York’s Joey defeated Pedro in Camden while another bout in Atlantic City featured a decision for a New York fighter over a Camden contender.
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Newark
Beck
New York
Philadelphia
Marcelline
Phinaccete
Atlantic City
N. J
Joeysi
Pedro
Camden
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Otto Soglow
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Marian Whitney
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