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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1941

Page

5

Local track standout draws early season travel and toil

YORK July 15 Those days spells have in California for the national meet. A celebrated shot putter, recently in two upper berths, remains in town due to a small seating limit for Al. He spends the summer driving a beer truck. Baron Bootsenberger of Pilsen was poised to sign with a Washington brewery team but quit after learning he would wrestle beer kegs on the side.

York Opel News Service California National Baron Bootsenberger Price Pilsen Washington

Silly Sports Snapshots and Celebrity Fashionbits

A collage of lighthearted notes on sports and style. Lu-Louw Now features a cheerful Novikoff moment. Sarah Palfrey Cooke debuts a geometric Hairdo designed by Elwood. Gloria Callen eyes a possible backstroke comeback with Warner Brothers courting. Dempsey rumor mill continues as Mrs. D meals are delivered. Mercedes Marlowe wows California galleries in red shorts. Joe Louis divorce chatter remains quiet.

Sarah Palfrey Cooke Elwood Warner Brothers Gloria Callen Dempsey

Major Neyland's blitz plan described in cryptic analogy

The item presents a provocative, unnamed commentator asserting Major Bob Neyland could have crafted a Russian defense. It alludes to blockers allowing tackles to pass and then striking from concealed positions, using a football metaphor to imply strategic misdirection.

al Sharp Atlanta Constitution Bob Neyland Russia

Louisville bat foundry tops sales with DiMaggio model

A Louisville bat foundry reports its Joe DiMaggio model as the top seller. Joli has joined the naval unit and Andrew Jenkins now fields three motorcycles, causing debate among observers about the growing stable of machines and the accompanying tension.

Ae Louisville Bat Foundry Ronerw Joe Joe DiMaggio Joli Naval Andrew Jenkins Jacobs China

Business offer for heavyweight fight in Des Moines

George offers a $100 prize to any man or woman who can arrange for a real heavyweight to travel to Des Moines and fight his suspect opponent Franklin.

George Des Moines

Slap Heard Around the World Stuns Elmira Umpire

An Elmira New York girl attempted to sack an Eastern League umpire in a recent game prompting the Star-Gazette to headline that the act was “a slap heard around the world.”

Elmira N. Y Star-Gazette

Local Marble King Otis Sargent Reaches Finals in New Jersey

Otis Snag Sargent took young Hayes DeHaven to a national tournament in Wildwood New Jersey. Using a back pin he advanced to the finals before losing to a Pennsylvania opponent. Alumni note a movement in Richmond to rename the University nickname The Spiders amid controversy.

Otis Snag Sargent Hayes Dehaven Northern Virginia Marble King Wildwoodd N. J Pennsylvania University of Richmond Spiders

Sargent item notes prize details from marble shoot and vacation crowd

Otis wished for third place in the sponsors marble shoot where second prize was a live chicken sold for 50 cents and the third prize a pig sold for $1. Ralph Mulvey, Buddy Locke, and Irvin Zuckerman returned from Charleston and Caroline Beach. Mulvey postponed his draft related vacation. Locke and Zuckerman suffered sunburns. Gusty crashed into a cross beam near the ball park missing the head clearance and saw stars in a constellation-like moment.

Sargent Otis Orge Charleston S. C Caroline Beach Ralph Mulvey Buddy Locke Irvin Zuckerman Rod Sirbaugh

Electric signs darkened on Sundays and Thursdays in 1917

On December 14 1917 the Federal Fuel Administrator ordered electric advertising signs darkened on Sunday and Thursday each week.

Federal

Yankees Can Still Lose A Ball Game

The Chicago White Sox ended the New York Yankees 14 game win streak with a 7-1 victory as John Rigney allowed eight hits and DiMaggio extended his hitting streak to 54 games. Cleveland beat Boston 4-1 behind Bob Feller as Detroit topped Philadelphia 4-2. Dodgers beat Cubs 1-0 with Higbe earning his 13th win. Browns defeated Senators 6-4, Reds over Braves 7-4 in 13 innings, Giants over Pirates 3-2.

Judgson Bailey Associated Press New York Yankees Chicago White Sox John Rigney Joe DiMaggio DiMaggio Yankees Cleveland Indians Boston Red Sox Bob Feller Tommy Bridges Detroit Tigers Philadelphia Athletics Ken Chase Vern Kennedy Washington Senators St. Louis Browns Washington Browns George McQuinn

DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS

A compact crossword clue list with across and down items covering common terms such as form of address shelf awe contends for tranquility and slang for money, and down clues including district in London notion bellow and other brief entries

Down London Notion Bellow Goastray

Major League Standings and Today’s Baseball Schedule

National League results Brooklyn edged Chicago 1 0 Philadelphia beat St Louis 5 4 New York defeated Pittsburgh 3 2 Cincinnati won Boston 4 7 American League results Chicago 7 New York 1 Detroit 4 Philadelphia 2 Cleveland 4 Boston 1 St Louis 6 Washington 4 Only games scheduled feature eight matchups with listed probable pitchers and venues.

Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Boston Detroit Cleveland Washington Erickson French Hamlin Casey Butcher Melton Crouch Hughes Vander Meer Javery Peek Smith Harris Newsom Dobson Harder New York Senna Cleveland Seeee Evae Cincinnati Stent Ago Se Detroit A

Californian Jimmy Clark Sets Record 64 In Pubic Links Opener

Jimmy Clark of Long Beach California fired a 64 in the first round of the national public links championship at Indian Canyon Spokane. The telegram message from a southern romantic interest fueled his confidence as he led 178 players at the halfway point. Clark posted two 32s on the 71 par course.

Spokane Wash Jimmy Clark Long Beach Calif Clark Indian Canyon

Passports Halted For U S Citizens To Visit Europe

The document notes no passports are being issued to United States citizens to visit Russia or any European country except in the most imperative cases. It references Britain in June and a man named Rees with unclear dates since July 1940.

O Som Jay Britain Rees G. M United States Russia European

Lou Worsham Wins Open Golf Match

Lou Worsham of Burning Tree Country Club won the Jimmy Roche open golf tournament at Elk Ridge Country Club. He posted two sub par rounds 60 70 for a total 138 to win over Jimmy Roche who finished 72 73 145 as the event honored Roche in his 38th year of service.

Baltimore Lou Worsham Burning Tree Country Club Wash Elk Yridge Country Club Jimmy Roche

Condition of Rivers at Riverton

Rivers in the area are muddy with the South Fork and North Fork both described as muddy, indicating poor water clarity and potential flooding risk. Authorities warn residents to take caution near the riverbanks and fishermen to avoid unsafe conditions.

Riverton

Illinois trustees weigh fate of Zuppke amid athletic feud

In Chicago the University of Illinois trustees consider four options to resolve a long running feud between football coach Bob Zuppke and Athletic Director Wendell S. Wilson. Possible actions include firing Zuppke, dismissing Wilson, retaining both, or reorganizing the athletic department. Grange sues Wilson for 50000 claiming defamation.

Chicago Bob Zuppke University of Illinois Zuppke Wendell S. Wilson Wilson-Zuppke Wilson Harold Red) Grange Illinois Grange Grid

Stars and pitching highlights across major leagues

Higbe and Durocher spark Dodgers past Cubs with two hit effort and a ninth inning bunt. Moore of the Giants ties the game with a ninth inning triple with two on. Feller limits Red Sox to five hits for Cleveland. Bridges holds Athletics to five hits for Detroit. McQuinn homers among four Browns safeties to beat the Senators. Bragan drives in winner for Phillies with bases loaded in eighth vs Cardinals. McCormick and Craft rally Reds with two singles in the 13th to defeat Braves. Rigney limits Yankees to eight hits as White Sox halt their victory bid.

Dodgers Brooklyn Dodgers Chicago Cubs Kirby Higbe Bruins Vern Olsen Brooklyn Leo Durocher Higbe Olsen Ebbets Field Phillies St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Reds Boston Braves New York Giants Pittsburgh Pirates Associated Press Durocher Cubs Joe Moore Giants Pirates Bob Feller Indians Red Sox Tob Bridges Tigers Athletics George McQuinn Browns Homored St. Louis Senators Bobby Bragan Cardinals Frank McCormick Harry Craft Reds Braves John Rigney White Sox Yankees

Missouri senate race in district one ends as both candidates resign

Jefferson City July 15 The Missouri legislature's longest session saw committees hear evidence on the first district state senate contest. Republican Clark A. McColl and Democrat Charles O. Robinson each claimed the seat but neither held it. Both resigned, 22 hours after sine die adjournment, and are expected to run again in 1942.

Jefferson City Missouri Senate Clark A. McColl Charles O. Robinson

Civilians Registered in Northern Virginia Defense Program

Officials in charge of civilian registration in Arlington Virginia expressed satisfaction with citizen response. Beulah Shipley Goss co chairman said booths would be open Friday and Saturday this week and next to accommodate vacationers. John C Mackall of McLean Fairfax county chairman estimated 2400 people had registered in his county.

Arlington Northern Virginia Beulah Shipley Goss Cochairman Arlington County John C. Mackall McLean Fairfax County

Mrs Ma Durand Mills Dies Three Days After Marriage

In Asheville North Carolina Mrs Ma Durand Mills 37 former secretary to Col Louis M Howe White House secretary died three days after marriage to Aubrey Mills of St Louis The ceremony was at St Josephs Church with Father J A her hospital chaplain Mills formerly assistant secretary of commerce and now with the Waterways Commission came to Asheville in September 1938 for health reasons.

Asheville N. C Ma. Durand Mills Louis M. Howe White House

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