Sports Roundup From The New York Globe April Roundup
New York April 29 round up notes various sports items. Oklahoma U football draft gains interest for Lus ter’s squad. Whirlaway defeats Bote in one notable race last year with specific jockeys. Boxing commission plans license revocation for consistent losers. Notre Dame star Steve Jazwick injured in scrimmage. Col umbia eyes Forest Evashevski replacement for Tom Harmon biopic. Juke boxes line Joe Louis ranch rooms. Levinsky trained in Chicago era noted. Bobby Riggs linked to Presbyterian College publicity role. Eddie Shokes linked to Reds. Joliet prison gifts feature lamp from ten pin. Dizzy Dean comments on a slow ball. Tonight’s fights include Buddy Walker vs Buddy Knox. Harry Jeffre to defeat Al Brown.
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New York
Theo
Snorty Luster
Oklahoma U
Whirlaway
Bote
Carroll Bierman
Eddie Arcaro
New York Boxing Commission
Small Fry Man 5
Steve Jazwick
Notre Dame
Harry Stuhldreher
Minnesota
Northwestern
Ohio State
Columbia
Forest Evashevski
Tom Harmon
Michigan
Ed Trevor
Evashevski
Joe Louis
King Levinsky
Peg
Chicago
Louis
Dizzy Dean
Buddy Walker
Buddy Knox
Columbus
Harry Jeffre
al Brown
Wilkes-Barre
Stars Prevail as Pitchers Lead MLB Wins
Yesterday's Stars highlight Whitlow Wyatt of the Dodgers holding the Reds to six hits and driving in the winning run with a ninth inning single. Al Milnar of the Indians allowed six hits in a victory over the Tigers. Billy Knickerbocker of the White Sox played superb defense at second and added two hits to beats the Browns.
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Associated Press
Whitlow Wyatt
Dodgers
Reds
al Milnar
Indians
Tigers
Billy Knickerbocker
White Sox
Browns
Gore Girls Beat Stephens City In Softball Showdown
The Gore Girls defeated Stephens City 26 to 19 in Gore on Friday. Eve Foreman hit the longest homer of the game as both teams played hard and the Gore squad showed a slight edge at the plate.
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Gore
Stephens City
Frederick
Verne’s Real Name Behind Twenty Thousand Leagues
The article states Jules Verne was the pen name of M. Olchewitz, a famous French novelist, implying Verne used a pseudonym for his works.
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Jules Verne
R. P
M. Olchewitz
Wilmington Ball Players Hurt In Wreck
Seven members of the Wilmington Delaware baseball club were treated at Page Memorial Hospital for scratches and bruises after the club’s bus left Route 211 east of Panorama and overturned down a mountain side. State Trooper E L Keyser said no one was seriously hurt and the party planned to depart by rail to Wilmington tonight, with arrival tomorrow morning. The players were returning from spring training quarters in South Carolina.
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Luray
Wilmington
Del
Page Memorial Hospital
Blue Ridge Mountains
E. L. Keyser
Panorama
South Carolina
Autos Take Heavy Wild Life Toll
Virginia researchers estimate nearly 75 000 rabbits are killed by cars each year. Data from C O Handley of the Virginia Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit shows one adult rabbit dies nightly per fifty miles of straight paved road at speeds over 40 mph, with birds, minks and weasels also at risk. Blinking lights and horn use are advised to warn wildlife.
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Virginia
C. O. Handley
Virginia Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit
Blacksburg
Mr. Handley
Handley
Local Notes From Gainesboro April Society and Travel
Gainesboro notes list several social visits and trips. Nat Ritter buys a building lot from Mrs. Harry Stotler. Amy Davis visits daughter Mrs. Edgar Kelso. Lynwood DeHaven of Whitacre visits aunt Mrs. Minnie Lamp. Clay Rogers and S D Rogers drive to Staunton. Nathanial Adams calls on his mother. Philpot visits Winchester on business. O P DeHaven and spouse return from Baltimore visit with Elwood Eaton family. Betty Blue visits Mrs. Minnie Lamp. Beulah Huff and Rhea Baker call on Ursal DeHaven.
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Gainesboro
Nat Ritter
Harry Stotler
Amy Davis
Edgar Kelso
Lynwood DeHaven
Whitacre
Minnie Lamp
Clay Rogers
S. D. Rogers
Staunton
Nathanial Adams
George Elliott
Broker's Tip Wins Only 1933 Kentucky Derby
Broker's Tip won only that race in 1933 and did not win any other races that year.
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Broker’s Tip
Broker's
Dodgers Beat Reds For 7th Straight Win
The Brooklyn Dodgers edged the Cincinnati Reds 3-2 for their seventh straight victory and moved into first place The Reds had solid pitching and power with Buck McCormick homering but Whitlow Wyatt matched them with ten strikeouts and a ninth inning single to win The Indians beat the Tigers 7-2 and the White Sox joined a third place tie with a 2-1 win over the Browns
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Judson Aee
Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Ival
Poison Ivy
McCormick
Jim Wasdell
Alex Kampouris
Ernesto Natali Lombardi
Ers
Whit Wyatt
Brooklyn
Joe Medwick
Harry Lavagetto
Wyatt
Peewee Reese
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Standings In The Majors Show Cleveland Lead
Standings show Cleveland 7 to Detroit 2 with Chicago 2 and St. Louis 1 in early results. East teams include New York and Philadelphia with varying records as games today feature six matchups and listed probable pitchers.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
National League Yesterday's Results and Standings
Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 5 to 2 in yesterday's NL games. Standings show Brooklyn .733 and New York .667, Cincinnati .538, Chicago .400, with Boston, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and St. Louis in the pennant race. Today's probable pitchers listed for each series.
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Cincinnati
W. LL. Pet
Ccnenasse Obtad
New York
Ccsseess
Cccesere
Boston
Cvenecsonee
Pittsburgh
Vebecese Sunos Eee Philadhia
Eure
Thomson
Turner
Hamlin
St. Louis
Nahem
Schumacher
Chicago
Passeau
Lamanna
Philadelphia
Butcher
Blanton
Boxing Results from Last Night Across Several Cities
In San Francisco Lloyd Marshall stopped ice De John in 165 rounds. Buddy Scott knocked out Johnny Hogan in Washington. Bob Montgomery stopped Nick Peters in Philadelphia. Tommy Forte outpointed Spider Armstrong in Philadelphia. Andy Ivoy won a decision over Massey in Williamsport.
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San Francisco
Lloyd Marshall
Sacramento
Ice de John
Syracuse
Washington
Buddy Scott
Johnny Hogan
Palm Beach
Fila
Philadelphia
Bob Montgomery
Nick Peters
Los Angeles
Tommy Forte
Spider Armstrong
Toronto
Williamsport
Andy Ivoy
Scranton
Massey
New Orleans
Spotlight On Local Sports OVAL CHANCES and Local Track Power
Local coaches weigh Belmonts for Cumberland Valley Athletic League track title. Allegany without star Jim Gaffney may struggle but Judges edge Handley and Martinsburg to lead contenders. Bowling alley deal for Jack Zimmerman falls through as plans stall.
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Allegany High
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Fort Hill High
Cumberland
Sentinels
Woodstock
Allegany
Jim Gaffney
Health C
Jack Zimmerman
War News Censored Caution for Readers of The Star
Readers of The Star are cautioned that news from most of Europe is subject to censorship before transmission to the United States. The notice warns that wartime reporting may be filtered or blocked and urges reliance on official and accredited sources for accuracy.
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the Star
Europe
United States
Jalopy Racing season opens at Winchester airport track
The 1941 Jalopy Racing season kicks off Sunday May 4 at the Bufflick Road airport Speedway. Kermit Batt, who runs the track, announces major improvements including a 4,000 seat bleacher structure, a longer wider half mile course, and safety upgrades. The Frederick County School Band sponsors the event with proceeds aiding equipment. band performance is planned on grounds. Local drivers from last season such as Kenneth Cather, Ray Shank, Jack Boyd, Glen Hammer, Bobby Boyce, Ben Fitzwater, Elmer Trenary, and Batt are expected for cash prize openings with drivers from the Eastern Jalopy Association.
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Winchester
Airport Speedway
Bufflick Road
Kermit Batt
Batt
Frederick County School Band
Charles Hanscher
Eastern Jalopy Association
Kenneth Cather
Ray Shank
Jack Boyd
Glen Hammer
Bobby Boyce
Ben Fitzwater
Elmer Trenary
Shenandoah Valley Apple Blossom Time Poem
Poem evokes Shenandoah Valley during apple blossom season. Imagery covers apple trees in May, soft green earth, and desire to visit the region. Named author Marie Ensogna Yowell.
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Shenandoah Valley
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