Sports Roundup From New York Racing and Boxing Headlines
New York notes include Walter O Hara claiming he could have bought the Yankees for 4 million last spring. Henry Arm strong and 1 to 244 choice over Lew Jenkins next week. Danowski quits the Giants for teaching. Ed Barrow upset over All Star game rules. Boxing commission praised for exposing Armstrong hoax. Guest star Mervin McCarthy on Hall of Sports quiz with Stan Hack. Debate on returning All Star game to fans. Hagen Sarazen 36 hole match slated. Bo McMillin family highlighted as American type. Slip Madigan linked to St Marys football map. Nat Fleischer presents Jenkins belt mark 100th. Topping praises Sid Luckman and Marshal Goldberg. Information Please quips about National vs Minor League status.
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New York
Walter O'Hara
Yanks
Henry Armstrong
Lew Jenkins
Ed Danowski
New Giants
Ed Barrow
State Boxing Commission
Armstrong
Sporting News
Baseball Bible
Gus
Gusia
Briann
Immy Wood
Brooklyn F le
Buddy
Red Cross
Detroit
Hagen
Sarazen
Ies Home Journal
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Miller and Anderson Lead Results This Week
Results show Miller and Anderson at 13, National Fruit at 4, O'Sullivan 19, Joe's 9. Today’s games feature Joe's versus Miller and Anderson on No 1, O'Sullivan against National Fruit on No.
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Miller & Anderson
National Fruit
O'Sullivan
Joe's
Nat
L Pet. Miller & Anderson
O'Sullivan Tava
Kiwanis Club Receives Good Fellowship Plaque
The Capital District Kiwanis presented Winchester Club’s good fellowship plaque to the Kiwanis Club of Hagerstown Maryland. Delegation members Garland R. Quarles Ansell B Groves Leonard I Miller Andrew Bell W Alan Peery Harbaugh Stanley Shewan and Garland Canter attended.
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Good Fellowship
Capital District
Kiwanis Organization
Winchester Club
Kiwanis Club
Hagerstown
Garland R. Quarles
Ansell B. Groves
Leonard I. Miller
Andrew Bell
W. Alan Peery
E. F
Harbaugh
Stanley Shewan
Garland Canter
Winchester
Berkeley Springs
Cacapon Park
Groves
Minneapolis
Minn
R. B. Brown
T. Russell Cather
Samuel Ellington
Waynesboro
Summer Walters
Alameda
Calif
John Woolfolk
C. D. Parker and Son
New Castle
National Leaguers Eye World Series Glory This Summer
National Leaguers, buoyed by a rare pennant chase, look to the World Series as Reds hold a slim lead and Dodgers and Giants vie in pivotal games. Bucky Walters starts for Cincinnati while Curt Davis or Whit Wyatt goes for Brooklyn as the Giants launch a critical western swing.
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Bill White
Associated Press
Yankees
St. Louis
Nats
Bill Dickey
Red Ruffing
Joe Gordon
Joe Wee Aggie
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Bucky Walters
Reds
Curt Davis
Whit Wyatt
Dodgers
New York Giants
Giants
Cardinals
Luther Doran Dies In Boyce
Luther Lee Doran, 70, died yesterday evening at the home of Mrs. Will Kent in Boyce after years of poor health. Born October 29, 1870 in Clarke, he was a son of James William and Mary Skinner Doran. Funeral at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville tomorrow at 2 p.m. with Rev. A. O. Lyons officiating. Burial in Greenhill Cemetery Berryville.
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Boyce
Luther Lee Doran
Will Kent
Mr. Doran
James William
Mary Skinner Doran
Loudoun County
Clarke
John H. Enders
Berryville
A. O. Lyons
Greenhill Cemetery
French Sailors Returning Home From Repatriation Voyage
The steamer Providence carrying several hundred French sailors sailed today from Alexandria for Syria en route to France. They are the first contingent to be repatriated under the British French fleet agreement.
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Alexandria
Providence
Syria
France
New Buildings Planned for Perry Point Veterans Hospital
The Veterans' Administration invited bids with a August 27 opening for two new Perry Point Md. buildings. One house will serve female patients and the other will be a main hospital facility.
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Washington
Veterans’ Administration
Perry Point
Veterans’ Hospital
Waynesboro Generals to Play Here This Sunday
Waynesboro Virginia baseball club The Generals scheduled to appear at The Park diamond against Sandy Bakers Winchester team on Sunday afternoon July 14 at 3 o clock is the well known Waynesboro Va ball club The Generals. The Park team handicapped by absence of Patton Goodwin and Burch will be strengthened by Goodwins and Pattons return Luby the heavy hitting outfielder will also be back in uniform.
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Park Diamond
Sandy ‘Baker
Winchester
Waynesboro
The
Generals
Park
Bob Patton
Coopy Goodwin
Ed Burch
Goodwin
Patton
Luby
Park Record Visitor Test Answers
The page lists test answers with names and topics: George Washington Philadelphia Cartooning Lloyd George and colors red through violet. It presents a straightforward answer key format without narrative context.
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George Washington
Philadelphia
Lloyd George
Dodgers Pitcher Hugh Casey In Hospital After Beaning
Johnstown Pa July 11 Hugh Casey 26 year old pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers was held for observation at Mercy Hospital after being beaned in an exhibition game. Casey was struck on the head while pinch hitting for Dixie Walker and collapsed later at his hotel. Brooklyn defeated Johnstown 15 to 10.
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Johnstown
Hugh Casey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mercy Hospital
Casey
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn
Penn State Association
Scalzo Retains Title In Hartford Defense
Petey Scalzo stopped Bobby Ivy in Hartford to defend the featherweight crown. Ray Lunny of San Francisco also stopped Jose Gallardo of Mexico City, improving his bout record in the same card.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Petey Scalzo
New York
Stopiy Bobby
Poison
Ivy
de Oakland
Calif
Ray Lunny
San Francisco
Jose Gallardo
Mexico City
Oklahoma Migrant Dust Toll Cuts State Population
Oklahoma reports 72 263 fewer residents in 1930s drought storms cut population to 2 323 777. Western OK districts lose most farms as drought and mechanization drive out small farmers and push residents to migrate toward California and Arizona. A caravan talks of returning west with hopes for work despite harsh conditions.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
California
Eighth Congressional District
Panhandle
Wheat Belt
John Steinbeck
Weatherford
Arizona
Captain Moscicki Recovered in London After France Fighting
Polish ex president son Captain Moscicki remains in London recovering from a head wound suffered during the final days of fighting in France. He is described as the son of the former Polish president and is living abroad during convalescence.
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Poland
Captain Moscicki
London
France
Mr Parsons Body At Jones Chapel
The body of the late Harry H. Parsons former Winchester business man who died Monday in Utica New York may be seen by friends after 5 PM this afternoon at Jones Funeral Chapel on South Loudoun street. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM tomorrow afternoon in the Chapel at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Harry H. Parsons
Winchester
Utica
N. Y
Jones
South Loudoun Street
Mount Hebron Cemetery
First U S sports paper origins traced to 1829
The first newspaper devoted to sports was the American Turf Register, appearing in Baltimore in August 1829, marking the start of American sports journalism.
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United States
E. D
American Turf Register
Baltimore
Virginia's Cast Now Set for Griffiths Film in Charlottesville
Paramount producer director Edward H. Griffith arrives in New York to launch Virginia filming. A crew of about 100 follows to Charlottesville on July 15, with Tom Rutherford joining July 24 to play a key male role. Sterling Hayden and Pred MacMurray lead the principal cast. Madeleine Carroll and Carolyn Lee join from Lisbon and Wheeling respectively to begin work at Albemarle County locations.
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Edward H. Griffith
Paramount
New York
Virginia
Charlottesville
Approxima 100
Griffith
Tom Rutherford
Richmond
Pred MacMurray
Sterling Hayden
Hayden
Rutherford
University of Virginia
Virginia van Upp
Bali
Albemarle County
Madeleine Carroll
Lisbon
Portugal
Europe
Manhattan
Carolyn Lee
Wheeling
W. Va
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Chicago Times
Hall of Sports
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Booge
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Slip Madigan
St. Mary’s
Califor
Capi Igtters
Slip
St. Mary's
Donie Bush
Louisville Colonels
Nat Fleischer
G” Today
Fleischer
Jim Braddock
Mr. Topping
Sonja Honey
Chicago
Dan Topping
Brooklyn Football Dodgers
Sid Luckman
Chicago Bears
Marshal Goldberg
Chicago Cardinals
John W. Rosenberger and Co., Inc
South Braddock St
United Food
Plaza
Virginia Woolen
Jr. Board
Dr. Pepper
Zou — x
Ray Marvels
Luther Doran
Raylass CT Aca Ey
Pretty Maids
Coney Island
Carolyn Hanson
Eleanor Kriscunas
Vivian Mallah
Waynesboro Generals
Berkeley Springs Center
Russell Motor
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Packards
House of David
Prince George
Prince George Center
Stickley
Ritenour Oe
Goodrich
Silvertown
Braddock & Boscawen
Cletrac
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
Brooklyn Hurler
Oklahoma State
George W. Kurtz
Moscicki
Mr. Parsons
Jones’ Chapel
Old Dominion
Glaize & Brother Lumber
Fairfax Lane
Sui
Ae Walnu
Loudoun ST
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