Boxing team loss and high school sports tales headline
The roundup notes a Canadian boxer eliminated in the first round by Ortiz of Mexico. It mentions Herve returning to Germany, Pancho Snyder guiding the Jersey City Giants, Lee Farrer’s versatile athletic achievements, Graves’ no hit bid for Carthage, and Leonard De Masters pitching with a broken finger. Additional items cover Owensboro and Mather Field teams, Notre Dame coaching rumors, and local sports quirks.
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Ortiz
Mexico
Herve
Germany
Royal Canadian Air Force
Cologne
Pancho Snyder
Jersey City Giants
Lee Farrer
Iowa
Chicago
the Graves
Carthage
Mesquite
Leonard de Masters
Owensboro
Spotlight on Local Sports Upset in Monday Doubles Loop
Wyatt Richard and Russell La Follette upset top team Mickey Perry and Elmer Whitlock in three straight games. Kenny Lineburg dominated, winning all three from Shorty Pugh and Lee Res Suigui, to take first with eight wins in nine starts. The piece also notes a $20 reward for girls finishing seventh in booster division and recalls a Baltimore Classic score of 1565 by Corrine Carska Den, Mabel Williams, Dot Rice, Ruby Schneider, and Georgia Eddy. Paul Plum Bly's 225 stands as high game of the season.
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Kenny Lineburg
Pop Carper
Shorty Pugh
Lee Ressiguie
Iyatthorkerhi
Corrine Carskaden
Mabel Williams
Dot Rice
Ruby Schneider
Georgia Eddy
Shut Out And Alsab To Vie In Belmont Stakes
The Belmont Stakes roster likely features Alsab and Shut Out as top contenders with Ramillies Lochinvar Half Crown and Wait A Bit also possible starters. Alsab enters off a Preakness win while Shut Out won the Derby, and the race funds support war relief. The event shapes a clash for year three-year-olds with strong earnings on the line.
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New York
Alsab
Joe
al Sabath
Chicago
Equipoise
England
William Ziegler, Jr
Eky
War
Lab
Pimlico
Shutout
Frederick County Virginia Probate Order Reference 1942
In the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia the Maurice J. Fletcher case directs a Commissioner to report on estate matters for Charles W. Fletcher Elzora J. Fletcher and Virginia Pugh deceased. A creditors meeting is set for June 16 1942 at 143A North London Street with claims to be filed and proven.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Maurice J. Fletcher
Ethel M. Loy
Charles W. Fletchie
Elzora J. Fletcher
Virginia Pugh
M. M. Lynch
J. W. Baker
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Baseball and boxing Q A highlights from history
The record notes Bob Shawkey's best sixteen strikeouts in a nine inning game was fifteen on Sep 27, 1919 against the Athletics. Sammy Angott is American with Italian ancestry born Jan 17, 1915. It states the 1941 American League attendance was 5,220,519 versus 5,433,791 in 1940.
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Bob Shawkey
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Sammy Angott
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American Baseball League
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Remount Nine to Play Stephens City on Sunday
The Remount Station Nine from Front Royal visits Stephens City for a Sunday game against the Independents. Game time is 2:30 p.m. Manager Fred Dobbins will field a full squad. Harold Fawcett starts on the mound for Stephens City with Dick Richard catching.
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Front Royal
Stephens City
Independents
Army
Fred Dobbins
Harold Fawcett
Dick Richard
Major League Standings and Results Highlights
National League results show Chicago 6 New York 2 and Boston 4 St Louis 3. Brooklyn leads St Louis and Boston split the standings with Brooklyn at 7 games over. standings reflect Brooklyn 26 wins 19 losses for a .578 winning percentage while Boston is 26 and 13 for a .521 mark.
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Chicago
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
W. L. Pet
G. B. Brooklyne
Cs St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Washington, N A
Fragmentary numeric sports notes from multiple cities
Readable fragments show scattered numbers and city names New York Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia with several two digit figures and dates or times missing context implying a partial sports or score list from a newspaper page.
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New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphi
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Capt. Wessels
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