Roundup of boxing bets baseball notes and prison camps
New York reports note Schmel ing in a concentration camp three weeks after returning from Spain with no reason given. Highlights include Shaughnessy at Stanford redistributing 60 big players, heirs seeking Baer fight gate shares, Higbe refusing to shave after a defeat, and Dempsey Luttrell Galento Baer match intrigue. Ted Williams returns discussed. Dom DiMaggio’s absence noted. Yankees criticized for weak batting. Dempsey auto autographs, Smukler to Hawaii, and Patsy Clark at Fort Slocum. New York racing pools hit 41 million in 66 days. J P Moore to Nashville after dog fight orders. Mississippi ferry instruction.
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New York
Max
Schmeling
Spain
America
Clark Shaughnessy
Stanford
Joe Jacobs
Tony Galento
Baer
Kirby Higbe
Philly
Dave
Fort Slocum
Johnny Ray
Billy Conn
Bob Pastor
Charley Eagles
Buffalo
Jamaica
Belmont
Aqueduct
Baseball Doubles Feature Pitching and Hitting Highlights
Yesterday's Stars highlights a string of two game results with pitchers dominating. Manuel Salvo and Fred Tosimmons led the Bees and Dodgers in an eight run opener victory while Fred earned his 199th win. Mort Cooper and Max Butcher each collected five and four hitters in wins for Cardinals and Pirates. Johnny Rizzo and Tony Uccinnello homered in the Phillies Giants matchups with strong late offense. Lonnie Frey and Eddie Joost provided key runs and power for Cubs and Phillies wins. Al Smith and Edgar Smith split pitching for Indians and White Sox with a strong five hitter. Marvin Breuer and John Bibich shut down opponents in a pair of games for Yankees and Athletics. Lefty Grove and Charlie Wagner powered Red Sox to two wins over Senators. George McQuinn and John Gorsica contributed late-game heroics for Browns and Tigers in decisive wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manuel Salvo
Bees
Fred Tosimmons
Dodgers
Fred
Mort Cooper
Cards
Max Butcher
Pirates
Max
Johnny Rizzo
Phils
Tony €Uccinello
Giants
Farmer
Tony
Lonnie Frey
Eddie Joost
Lonnie
Cubs
Eddie
al Smith
Indians
Edgar Smith
White Sox
Edgar
Marvin Breuer
Yanks
John Bibich
Athletics
Bruer
A’s
Bibich
Lefty Grove
Charlie Wagher
Red Sox
Sox
Senators
George McQuinn
Browns
John Gorsica
Tigers
John
Tiger
Nelson Named as Federal Purchases Coordinator in Defense Program
Former Sears Roebuck executive Donald M. Nelson becomes acting purchasing chief for the Roosevelt administration. He will coordinate with the National Council of Defense on all federal procurement in the U S defense program.
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Sears Roebuck
Donald M. Nelson
Roosevelt
U. S
Nelson
National Council of Defense
Major League Standings and Daily Results
Major League standings and results show American League notes with Cleveland leading the pack at 42 25 and St. Louis atop the National League race. Daily matchups include Philadelphia Boston New York Washington Chicago Detroit and St. Louis with listed probable pitchers for today’s games across both leagues.
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Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Pet
Boone
Tore
de St. Louis
Cece
Ross
Caster
Bagby
Ruffing
Chase
Auker
Dobson
Rigney
Newson
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
OE i
Dean Ski
Picchota
Melton
Presswell
Mulcahy
Moore
Warneke
MacFayden
Raffensberger
National Sports Week Observance Opens With Bowling Exhibitions
Winchester kicks off July 1 7 with bowling exhibitions at Health Center alleys as Dr. Howard James and Abner Johnson lead a town wide program for National Sports Week. Highlights include pool opening swimming diving and life saving events at the American Legion pool and tennis baseball and indoor athletics at city venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Howard James
Abner Johnson
American Legion
Sports Week
Frederick Hustlers
Handley Eum
Park
Handley Stadiums
Park Diamond
Ridgeway
Baboon Escapes Private Zoo After Idaho Hunter
Wittman Evans hunting near Phoenix fired two shells at a baboon named Babs that escaped a private zoo. He hid in a covered cage but the animal took refuge there first, prompting deputies to capture her.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Wittman Evans
Babs
Evans
Sheriff's Deputies
Belleville solves dog rabbit issue with tied hounds
Sleep disturbed residents faced a puzzling problem as howling dogs and rabbits wandered into Belleville at night. Police tied up the hounds to keep the animals out, offering a simple, if unusual, city limit solution.
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Belleville
Fitzsimmons Earns 199th Victory as Dodgers Drop Game
Dodgers guard Freddie Fitzsimmons won his 199th major league game beating Boston 9-2 after nine innings while Brooklyn dropped the nightcap 7-2 to Salvo. Cincinnati pulled ahead as Bucky Walters and Linus Prey helped the Reds win 7-4. Johnny Rizzo homered for Philadelphia in a split twin bill with the Giants. Red Sox edged Washington 6-5 and 5-4 with Cronin and Doerr supplying key hits.
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Bill White
Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Dodgers
Boston Bees
Cincinnati Reds
Freddie
Boston
Manuel Salvo
Reds
Brooks
Bucky Walters
Linus Prey
Cubs
Eddie Joost
Johnny Rizzo
Philadelphia
Phils
Giants
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Joe Cronin
Busly Doerr
Bank staff go collarless in summer at Union Trust
In St. Petersburg on July 1 employees at Union Trust Company wore open necked sports shirts instead of collars and ties for a single day. The public approved the casual dress, and collars and ties are now out for the summer.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Union Trust Company
Blue Ribbon Beer Ad Promises Premium Quality
A vintage advertisement touts Blue Ribbon as America's Premium Beer. It highlights clarity sparkle and creamy head, claiming a 33 times blending process for consistent smoothness and flavor. The copy invites readers to meet Blue Ribbon today.
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America
Middletown Wins Again in 17-6 Victory
Middletown Minks defeated Maurertown 17 to 6 at Meurer town. Buddy Cooley earned the win with a three hit pitching performance, while Garrett Pingley Jenkins and D Borden supplied key hitting. Jenkins homered for the Middlesex team as Jack Jenkins delivered the standout long ball. Next Sunday Middletown hosts Woodstock.
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Middletown
Buddy Cooley
Garrett Pingley
Jenkins
D. Borden
Middletown Minks
Meurertown
Cooley
Johnson Redsox
Maurertown
Jack Jenkins
Woodstock
P. Garrett
B. Pingley
B. Cooley
J. Jenkins
E. Cooley
R. Larrick
C. Cooley
N. Brill Tenner
Conner
Huffman
N. Brill
C. Colley
Galento Resumes Fight Plans Despite Chin Cut
Tony Galento declares he is okay to fight Max Baer tomorrow night in Jersey City. He continues training despite a minor chin cut from a beer glass incident and says the injury will not delay the bout. Madcap Maxie Baer confirms he is ready to proceed as scheduled.
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Jersey City
N. J
Tony Galento
Maxie Baer
Tony
Maxie
Orange
Mike
Associated Press
Max Bear
Park Has Field Day Favors The Park Nine
The Park team's offense produced 18 hits to beat 4 Packard Club of Washington DC 14 to 5. Curry smashed a homer with one aboard and doubled later, while Goodwin and Burch delivered four doubles and two singles each in five at bats. Ham Ritenour pitched well, and Sandy Baker slid safely into home on a 20 foot belly play. Howard Allen singled in one at bat in his second game for The Park. Burch shoulder may be out for some time after a fielding mishap. A softball exhibition before the game saw Winchester beat Pront Royal 14 to 2.
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Packard Club
Washington
D. C
Sandy Baker
Burch
Howard Allen
Princeton
Bureh
Winchester
Pront Royal
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Luttrell
Galento
John Dorhan
Boston Traveler
Ted Williams
Dom DiMaggio
Wonder Boy
Anyolera
Ted
Joe McCarthy
Don Budge
Oklahoma
McNeill
Jack Dempsey
Dave Smukler
Coast Artillery
Hawaii
Patsy Clark
Detroit Lions
J. P. Moore
Arkansas
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Mississippi
Baton Rouge
Oldsmobile
Chapman Motor Coo
W. Boscawen St
International
Dodge
Chevrolet
Shenandoah Motor CO
Berkeley Springs
Cardinals
Russell Motor
Packards
House of David
Prince George
Stickley
Ritenour
Seiberling
All Sizes
Cammer Tire Co
Handley School
Legion Pool
Red Cross
Park Nine
Junior Board of Trade
Clarke County
The
Amateur Athletic Union
James
A. A. U. Board of Governors
Young Bill Huber
Reading
Frederick
Fitzsimmons
Bickers
N. Braddock St
Pabst
Blue Ribbon
Nist
Aad
Faved
Pabst Frontag Company
Milwaukee
Mag
Ss Ae
Burner
Smoot
P. Weenee
Stoneburner
Sears Convenient Order
Ia Wa
Sears
Hercules
Shurlite
Ball Bros
Mason Jar
E. Boscawen St
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