Lew Jenkins Bob Montgomery sign for non title bout in Philadelphia
Roundup notes Jenkins and Montgomery may sign for a non title fight at Ishibe Park in Philadelphia. Mentions baseball chatter, players like Ham Schulte and Fred Fitzsimmons, and various sports tidbits from the era.
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New York
Lew Jenkins
Bob Montgomery
Phily
Ishibe Park
Parley
Fenna
Durham
Zaporatey
Palmisino
Schultenhenrich
Ham Schulte
Phils
Fred
Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn
Tex Carleton
Curt Davis
Stars of Yesterday: Multiple MLB Victories Highlight Season Highlights
Babe Dahlgren and the Yankees routed the Indians 16 to 5. Tommy Bridges pitched Tigers past Boston 4 to 0. Thornton Lee limited the Senators as White Sox won 9 to 1. Johnny Berardino connected for a homer with one on in the ninth to beat the A’s 9 to 7. Eddie Miller drove in the winning run in the eighth as Rees beat the Reds 8 to 7. Hal Schumacher and the Giants defeated the Pirates 5 to 2. Bill McGee and Marion contributed as the Cards opened with a win amid Phils’ double loss.
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Associated Press
Babe Dahlgren
Yanks
Yankee
Indians
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Boston
Thornton Lee
White Sox
Senators
Chicago
Johnny Berardino
Browns
A's
Eddie Miller
Rees
Johnny Cooney
Reds
Hank Lie
Chicago Cubs
Hank Lieber
Bill Nicholson
Dodgers
Hank
Nicholson
Hugh Casey
Claude Passeau
Passeau
Casey
Joe Gallagher
Dodger
St. Louis Cardinals
Phils
Kirby Higbe
Johnny Rizzo
Ernie Kay
Enos Slaughter
Joe Orengo
Martin Marion
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Pirates
Yanks and Coaches Stirred By War Era Talk
The piece notes Bill Dickey and Buddy at bat for the Yankees as season talk mixes with war era changes. Jimmy Hitchcock may leave baseball for Auburn football coaching. Harry Cochrane says war wounds swimming, Olympic drive dimmed, with Jack Miley of the New York Post offering sympathy for the Yankees amid national upheaval.
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Bill Dickey
Buddy
Jimmy Hitchcock
Columbus Red Birds
Auburn Grid
Harry Cochrane
Francis Stan
Wash
Jack Miley
New York “Post
Yankees
Roosevelt
Les
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Scores
Baseball scores show St Louis 9 Philadelphia 7 Chicago 9 Washington 1 Detroit 4 Boston 0 New York 15 Cleveland 6. Upcoming games list Detroit at New York Newhouser Ruffing Cleveland at Boston Harder Rowe Chicago at Philadelphia Smith Caster St Louis at Washington Niggeling Hudson.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Newhouser
Ruffing
Harder
Rowe
Smith
Caster
Niggéling
Hudson
Bt. Louis
National League Scores Note Pitchers and Matchups
National League results include St Louis 3 to 5 over Philadelphia 2 to 3 and New York 5 over Pittsburgh 2. Chicago defeats Brooklyn 11 to 4 and Boston wins 8 to 7 against Cincinnati. Featured pitchers Lohr 8 4 and Walters 13 4 with Kirk Carleton 4 3 Warneke 6 7 Pear son 1 7 French 9 7 Errick son 6 4 Bowman 4 7.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Lohrman
Walters
Carleton
Warneke
Pearson
French
Errickson
Bowman
Brooklyn Seesesess
Philadelphia Vetevee
Treasury reports July 1 deficit of 3.612 billion
The Treasury Department announced a net deficit of 3.612 billion dollars on July 1. The figure reflects the government’s revenue shortfall for the period and outlines the fiscal shortfall trend during mid year.
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Treasury Department
Yanks dominate with home runs as Indians fall again
The New York Yankees, led by Babe Dahlgren two homers and Joe Gordon and Buddy Rosar others, beat the Cleveland Indians 15-6 for their third straight victory. Detroit shut out Boston 4-0 as Tommy Bridges allowed seven hits. White Sox hammered Masters on the mound. In the NL, Reds lost while Cubs, Cardinals won with late rallies and a brawl marred by ejections.
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Bill White
Cleveland
Joe Gordon
Indians
Yanks
Bobby Peller
al Milnar
al Smith
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Tommy Bridges
Rudy York
Thornton Lee
Washington Senators
White Sox
Walter Masterson
Joe Krakauskas
Johnny Berardino
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Reds
Boston Bees
Bees
Cincinnati
Clarke Horses Win In Rappahannock Show
Mrs. D. N. Lee's Spanish Spear a 3-year-old chestnut gelding won two blues and a red bow on opening day of the Rappahannock County Horse Show in Washington Virginia. Clarke County winners included Victorian from Springsbury Farm Berryville second in pony class and Clifton's Lad owned by Dr L M Allen fourth in lightweight hunters.
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D. N. Lee
Rappahannock County
Washington, Va
Clarke County
Springsbury Farm
Berryville
Clifton
L M Allen
Confirmation of Big Realty Sale
Final confirmation by Judge Ezra B. Carter approves the H. C. Stuart estate sale to Stuart Land and Cattle Company of Virginia. Deed to be issued. sale included about 8,000 acres mostly in Virginia with Clifton Farm and Rich Mountain Farm, plus livestock and personal property. Total proceeds 335000 dollars with land 205000 dollars and livestock 116000 dollars and personal property 13200 dollars.
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Lebanon
H. C. Stuart
Ezra B. Carter
Stuart Land and Cattle Company
Virginia
S. B. Quillen
T. X. Parsons
William A. Stuart
Joseph M. Hurt
Governor Stuart
Clifton
Rich Mountain
Russell County
Tazewell
Smyth
Wise
Washington Counties
Greenbrier
W. Va
Stuart Land and Cattle Company of
Patents Granted to Women Exceed Fifteen Thousand
Records from the United States Patent Office in Washington show that more than 15 000 patents have been granted to women. The figure reflects a long term trend of increasing female inventors receiving official recognition and rights for their innovations.
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United Et Patent Office
Washington, D
Zale Captures NAB Middleweight Title in Kidney Punch KO
Tony Zale, a 26 year old Polish fighter from Gary Indiana, won the National Boxing Association middleweight title with a thirteenth round technical knockout of Al Hostak in Seattle. The decisive blows landed to Hostak’s body with right hands as he crumpled. referee Benny Leonard stopped the bout after Hostak’s third knockdown.
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Seattle
Gary
Ind
Steel Mills
National Boxing Association
Tony Zale
al Hostak
Tony
Hostak
Drew
Zale
Benny Leonard
Eddie Marino
Ken Overlin
New York
California
Overlin
Sam Pian
Art Winch
Kayoes
Freddie Steele
Solly Krieger
Ward man Garry sparks Roosevelt stampede at convention
Thomas D. Garry, a Chicago ward man, helped rally support for Roosevelt at the national convention. From a stadium basement microphone, he urged "We Want Roosevelt" causing state delegations to surge and the convention to echo the cry.
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Chicago
Thomas D. Garry
Roosevelt
Zale Cuts Hostak With Eye-Side Blow in Sixth Round
Al, a worried fighter, shows shaky timing and confidence as Zale lands a cut under Hostak’s left eye in the sixth round. By the tenth, Hostak’s eye area is swollen and red, like Christmas bulbs, in Seattle bout.
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Hiss
Zale
Hostak
Seattle
Semi-Pro Ball Director Selected In Virginia
Joe Ryan of Salem, Virginia, named semi-pro commissioner by Ray Dumont. State tournament set for Salem July 29 to August 10 to crown Virginia champion. Regional winner advances to national event August 16 to 28 and the world championship in San Juan to follow. The Roanoke Reliables won 1939 Virginia title. 1938 winner was Lynchburg CraddockTerrys.
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Wichita
Kas
Joe Ryan
Salem
Virginia
Ray Dumont
National
Puerto Rico
San Juan
West Virginia
Roanoke Reliables
Lynchburg Craddock- Terrys
New Lime Plant To Be Discussed In Richmond Meeting
The State Board of Agriculture will meet at Commissioner L M Walker Jr s office Tuesday at 10 a m to discuss plans for a new lime grinding plant at Page and bids for a new Appomattox plant to replace current equipment.
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Richmond
State Board of Agriculture
L. M. Walker Jr
Walker
Apge
Appomattox
Noted Mining Specialist Dies
John Ira Thomas aged 62, longtime Pennsylvania Secretary of Mines, died today in Phillipsburg of heart and kidney ailments. He served under five governors in the anthracite and bituminous coal fields as inspector, deputy secretary and secretary, with prior roles as mining engineer and executive in the United States, Northwest Canada, and Alaska.
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Philipsburg
John Ira Thomas
Pennsylvania
Thomas
Department of Mines
United States
Northwest Canada
Alaska
Smith Dares Park To Play In Berryville
Smith Clarke county's manager challenges Winchester Park to a July 28 return game in Berryville with a 60-40 split for the winner. Park doubts the offer due to a current season deficit, offering only $15 for a Berryville tilt. Local fans push for a game in Berryville before August 1 when several Clarke J B T players ship out for National Guard duty.
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Berryville
Smith
Clarke County
Impressario
Winchester Park
Clarke Junior Board
Diamondeers
Clarke J. B. T
National Guardsmen
Tobacco Growers Vote On Quotas In Virginia Referendum
Flue cured tobacco growers in 21 Virginia counties vote tomorrow on marketing quotas for three years one year or none. About 32 000 farmers are eligible per AAA officials. Unofficial results will be announced tomorrow night. Polls open by 9 a m and close by 5 p m with a two thirds voting majority needed in the tobacco states for quotas to be imposed.
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Blacksburg
Virginia
AAA
Annabella Is Reported Better After Operation
New York July 20 screen star Annabella, wife of Tyrone Power, was reported resting comfortably and improving satisfactorily after an operation at Mt Saint Hospital. Power accompanied her to the hospital Tuesday and stayed until doctors said she was out of danger.
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New York
Annabella
Tyrone Power
Mt. Saint Hospital
Power
Hollywood
Boxing results from last night in New Jersey and New York
The Associated bout list reports outpoints and stoppages in matches across towns including Detroit Brooklyn Trenton and New York. Notable results feature Bobby Mitaione of Detroit beating Carmine ta and Ike Williams of Trenton defeating Joe Romero in 128 and 126 pound divisions.
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Bobby
Mitaione
Detroit
Carmine Ta
Brooklyn
Aon
Oni
Beattle
Aeine
Mt. Freedom
N. J
Ike Williams
Trenton
Joe Romero
New York
Joint session at Braddock Street Methodist Church
A joint session of the Margar et Collins Denny and Comrade Bible Classes at Braddock Street Methodist Church is set for Sunday at 9 45. Teele will lead devotions and Mrs John W Ros enberger will teach.
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Margaret Collins Denny
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Teele
John W. Rosenberger
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