Roundup of golf odds and baseball notes from New York
A compact sports digest listing odds for the week's open golf tournament with favorites Hagen Demaret Nelson Law son Little and Sam Snead, plus amateur win odds. Also brief notes on baseball figures like Wes Ferrell, Casey Stengel, and Larry MacPhail, with a call for readers to send in short news items and jingles.
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New York
The
Special News Service
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Byron Nelson
Ralph Guldah
Lloyd Mangrum
Nelson
Ouimet
Bobby Jones
Jerry Travers
Chick Evans
Johnny Goodman
Ae Peres
Reiser
Bob Feller
Jimmy Foxx
Wes Ferrell
Wes
Casey Stengel
Braves
Ickes
Eddie Brietz
50 Rockefeller Plaza
Bank Closing Notices for Jefferson Davis Birthday 1941
Notices state banks will be closed Tuesday June 3 1941 due to a legal holiday. Payments and banking on this date will occur on the following banking day Wednesday June 4 1941. Includes Shenandoah Valley Natl Bank Partners and Merchants National Bank Commercial and Savings Bank Union Bank of Winchester and signatures from bank cashiers.
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Jefferson Davis
Harold G. Brown
Shenandoah Valley Nat'l Bank
J. H. Yost
Cashier Partners and Merchants National
Mani Turing
John L Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
Union Bank of Winchester
Playoff For Championship In The Star's League At Park
The 1941 Frederick Clarke High School baseball championship playoff pits Stephens City and Berryville at 4 PM tomorrow at the Park. Bob Ayler's Stephens City nine faces George Pope's Berryville Bobcats in a tense winner take the league title clash.
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Berryville
Stephens City
Frederick Clarke
Bob Ayler
George Pope
Berryville Bobcats
Stephens City Boys
Vilhe
Bobcats
Otchers Pi Pope
Portsider
Bobby Houghton
Ayler
Henry Carbaugh
Harold Fawcett
Winchester
Unemployment Study Shows Age and Race Gaps in Virginia
Richmond June 2 A study of unemployment applications shows 42 percent of jobless are under 21 or over 45 in Virginia. White men lead professional and clerical roles while white women dominate clerical sales. most job seekers are male in skilled and semi skilled fields and negros mostly in domestic or unskilled work.
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Richmond
Reid
UCC
Chisox Reach First in American League After Weekend Split
The Chicago White Sox move to the top of the American League after a weekend split with the Senators, 3-2 in game one and 4-3 in 11 innings in game two. The sparse offense and multiple errors highlight the tight pennant race as other standings shift.
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Chisox
Sid Feder
Associated Press
James Joseph Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Jimy
Redsox Lose Fourth Straight To Front Royal
The Winchester Redsoxs fell 5 to 3 in Front Royal amid organizational troubles. Dicky Potts started, replaced by Bobby Houghton in the seventh after Ta Tuns and 11 hits. Cte’s homer in the fifth, driving in Peffer McFall and Long, sealed the win for Front Royal.
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Winchester Redsoxs
Front Royal
Dicky Potts
Winchester
Bobby Houghton
Ta Tuns
Cte
Peffer
McFall
Long
Redsox AB
Waterman
Grim
Johnson
Houghton
A. Emmart
Potts
Mamath
Rver
Ashby
Front Royal AB
Daniels
F. McFall
C. Wines
McDermont
W. Wines
Field Day At Park Arlington Wins 19 to 12
Arlington defeats The Park 19 12 in a high hitting game at the field day. Village Motors pounded Lefty Lake and Lefty Du for 23 hits while Porter visiting hurler allowed 15. Kidd led Village Motors with four hits three runs. Swanson three hits for Winchester and most Park players had two hits. Arlington scored in the first second and eighth innings.
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Sean
Park
Village Motors
Arlington
Winchester
Lefty Lake
Lefty du
Porter
Hurler
Jones
Ider
Fst
Dough
Visi
Orlan Bien
Silverman
el Keller
Ed Burch
Reid Lunsford
Kidd
Joe Swanson
Duvall
Patton
Rally
Village Motors AB
W. Park
Stars of Yesterday: Ruffing Selkirk Lead Yankees Past Indians
In a doubleheader, Red Ruffing blanked the Indians 2-0 as Sturm and Selkirk homered. Cookie Lavagetto drove in deciding runs for the Dodgers in a 3-2 win over the Cardinals. Dom DiMaggio helped the Red Sox win 7-6 in the opener and scored the deciding run in the nightcap. Mel Ott homered for the Giants in a 3-2 opener, and Harry Craft delivered a late two-run single for a 3-2 nightcap victory. Dick Siebert and Pete Suder powered the Athletics to a 5-2 opener win and a 5-3 nightcap, Suder homering in the latter. Lou Stringer and Jake Mooty assisted the Cubs in a 1-0 nightcap shutout after Stringer’s opener win.
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Associated Press
Red Ruffing
John
Sturm
George Selkirk
Yankees
Ruffing
Indians
Selkirk
Cookie Lavagetto
Dodgers
Cardinals
Dom Dimaggio
Red Sox
Tigers
Mel Ott
Giants
Harry Craft
Reds
Ott
Craft
Dick Siebert
Pete Suder
Athletics
Seibert
Browns
Suder
Jack Boyd Wins South End Feature at Jalopy Races
Jack Boyd, Winchester driver, took the three lap South End feature at the Jalopy races promoted by Ker mit Batt. Walter Nycum and Cumberland, Md., drivers were second and third. Ken Cather, winner last month, did not enter. Threatening showers reduced attendance. In the consolation race Nycum led Nycum second. Heats: heat1 Shaw first, Boyd second, Nycum. Heat2 Nycum first, Grannon second, Glasscock third.
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Jack Boyd
Winchester
South End
Kermit Batt
Walter Nycum
Cumberland
Ken Cather
Paul Nycum
James Shaw
Hancock
Jack Boychard
Jesse Grannon
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Glasscock
Purcellville
Six Winchester draftees rejected for physical unfitness
Six of the Winchester draftees called for induction on May 28 were found unfit for military service. They were examined at the Roanoke induction station and returned home. Names include Ashley Stouffer, Lester Jackson, John Vermilyea, Shirley Ritenour, Burwell Luttrell and John Cupp.
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Winchester
Roanoke
Ashley Stouffer
Lester Jackson
John Vermilyea
Shirley Ritenour
Burwell Luttrell
John Cupp
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Council of Ministers
Vichy
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Hitler
Atkinson, Jr
Louisville
Eae
Ee & G
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Larry MacPhail
Jess Neely
Bob Brumley
Bob
Rice
Douglas G. Hertz
N. Y
College Station
Texas
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Chicago Defender
Big Negro Weekly
Joe Louis
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Bell Clothes Stores
Geo. Washington
N. Loudoun St
Geo. T. Barnsley
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White Post
Handley Stars
Winchester Whitesoxs
Clarke Mountains
Handley
Boxscore
Copenhaver
Seabright
Pope
If Ritter
Moore
Spaid
P Burke
Rivers
Smoky
Butler
Huff
Welch
Buckley
Ood
Ens, Co
Formbling
Star
Virginia
Shove Sasa
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Civis
Nish Tena Att
Stuka
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Great Port
Crete
Mediterranean
Germany
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Jimmy
Connie Mack
Chicago
Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
Riddle
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
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Wicker
Pittsburgh
Boston
Heintzelman
Errickson
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Leonard
Dietrich
Dobson
Newsom
Russo
Feiler
Knott
Auker
Wena
Sil
Philad Boston
Pi Urga
Seeeess
Pittsburg
Redsoxs
Miles
Lake
M. Phillips
Barcelvile
Rd Ritenour
Nehi Bottling Co
Millwood Ave
Romold Milwaukee
Mie
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