Sports Roundup: Dempsey, Bowls, and Derby Odds
New York May 3 The South American News Service- Sudan countries burn for dope on Dempsey tour money and a newsreel firm withdraws Sugar Bowl footage to avoid aiding Notre Dame. Odds for Midnight Derby favor Our Boots Porters Cap Whirlaway Dispose Robert Morris Staretor Swain. MacPhail throws first ball at Reading Farm Club opening amid jokes about Bundles o men. Bill Terry urged to appeal for bundles of men.
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New York
South Americial News Service
Jack Dempsey
Leahy
Will Hays
Boston College
Notre Dame
Jimmy Carroll
Our Boots
Porters
Cap
Whilaway
Dispose
Robert Morris
Hawthorne and Schneider Dominate Local Bowling Tourneys
Ruby Schneider wins the Heat Center Ladies' League Handicap title with a 637 total after a 589 game and 48 pin handicap, defeating Helen Berry who scores 607. Hawthorne wins the men’s event with a 3074 five game total, the high in local alleys, as Chamber of Commerce teams crown new champions and other prize money disperses.
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Ruby Schneider
Allen Awethorne
Heat Center
Dorothy Allen
Dot Rice
Hawthorne
the Goodrich
Concranekaven
Pete Clem
Lando White
Lee Ressiguie
Bill Downey
E. A. Stoneburner
Chamber of Commerce Lassies
Ruby
Schnei Sencindiver
Atlanta
Julian Easterday
Baltimore
Stars Ferrell and Hudson spark late rally for win
Yesterday Rick Ferrell and Sid Hudson drove in four runs in the 12th inning as the Senators defeated the Browns. Whit Wyatt limited the Dodgers to four hits while Charley Gehringer and Schoolboy Rowe led Detroit with four safeties. Hal Trosky homered for the Indians and Krist pitched five for the Cards over the Phillies. Hartnett and Garrs delivered key hits for the Giants and Pirates in tied contests. Lymas halted the Yankees with five White Sox hits.
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Rick Ferrell
Sid Hudson
Senators
Browns
Whitlow Wyatt
Dodgers
Cubs
Charley Gehringer
Schoolboy Rowe
Tigers
Sgh
Hal Trosky
Indians
Red Sox
Howard Krist
Cardinals
Phils
Gabby Hartnett
Giants
Debs Garrs
Pirates
Public Sale of Household Furniture at 600 South Braddock Street
Executor James P Reardon offers for public auction at the dwelling of the late Michael Lillis in Winchester Virginia on May 10 1941 at 10:00 AM. Numerous articles of household furniture some old will be sold for cash per terms.
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Michael Lillis
South Braddock Street
Winchester
Cash
James P
Reardon
Spring Sets Some Record In Winning Streaks
The article notes a surge in MLB winning streaks with the Indians eight straight and Cardinals seven straight. Cleveland’s offense blossoms, Mel Harder earns his third straight win as Boston’s Red Sox fall 7-3. Cardinals beat Phillies 4-2 as Howard Krist shines. Dodgers roll 7-3 over Cubs. Giants and Pirates tie 7-7. Senators beat Browns 7-4 in 12 innings on Rick Ferrell and Sid Hudson. White Sox rout Yankees 8-1 as Tigers explode for 15-1 over Athletics.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Cardinals
Indians
Cleveland
Mel Harder
Boston Red Sox
Jeff Heath
Hal Trosky
Ken Keltner
Cardinals
Phillies
Howard Krist
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Rick Ferrell
Sid Hudson
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit
Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Standings In The Majors National League Leaders
National League standings show St Louis 4 Philadelphia 2. Brooklyn Chicago and New York 7 Pittsburgh 7 tied. Rain affected Cincinnati Boston. Today’s games pit Chicago Brooklyn Passeau against Higbe, Pittsburgh New York Butcher against Lohrman, St Louis Philadelphia Goronki against Crouch, Cincinnati Boston Derring er against Tobin.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
Passeau
Higbe
Butcher
Lohrman
Gornicki
Crouch
Derringer
Tobin
Seenee
Ti Eeeneer
Alyedeve Vee
Pittsburgh Anne
American League Yesterday's Baseball Results and Today’s Pitchers
Yesterday Cleveland beat Boston 7 to 3 and Chicago defeated New York 8 to 1. Detroit won 15 to 1 over Cleveland and Washington edged St. Louis 7 to 4. Today matchups include Boston at Cleveland Ryba versus Milnar. Philadelphia at Detroit Beckman against Newhouser. Washington at St. Louis Sandra against Kennedy. New York at Chicago Chandler versus Lee.
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Cleveland
Bston
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Ryba
Milnar
Philadelphia
Beckman
Newhouser
Sandra
Kennedy
Chandler
Lee
To Form Softball Loop At White Hall
A call meeting at White Hall invites those interested in night softball in the camper district outside the city limits. Organizers aim for about six teams, with lights installed on a field on Frank Strother’s farm to start a schedule soon for both women and men.
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White Hike
Camper
Nee
Frank Strother
Staunton Prepares For Roosevelt Visit To Wilson Birthplace
President Franklin D Roosevelt plans a noontime address at the Woodrow Wilson birth place shrine in Staunton. Secret Service FBI and state troopers guard routes along with local cadet corps and protective forces as 1000 seats sell out for the ceremony.
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Staunton
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson Birthplace
E. M. Watson
Charlottesville
Wilson Birthplace
Cordell Hull
Secret Service
FBI
Johnson
Augusta
Frederick
Market
Beverley
Coulter
U. S
Roosevelt
Julius Wittworth
No Game Sunday at Park. Opening May 11
Winchester baseball team manager Russell Potts said there will be no game Sunday at the Park. The opening game will be scheduled for May 11, one week later.
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Russell Potts
Winchester
Winchester Airport
Five Boys Caught After Foundry Loot Raid
In Salt Lake City on May 3 a group of five young boys raided a foundry for iron. They seized the burglar alarm box from the company as part of their loot but were apprehended by the police.
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Salt Lake City
Afternoon News Is Late News Stamp Time Zones
The brief notes current press time in London at 9 PM and in Berlin Rome by 10 PM and Alexandria by 11 PM as the afternoon edition city update.
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London
Berlin
Rome
Alexandria
Sucharess
Derby Day Predictions and Crowd Expected at Churchill Downs
Louisville May 3 Ken tucky Derby draws 11 horses from three year olds for the 67th running at Churchill Downs with a 100000 attendance forecast and a $61 275 first prize. Market Wise possible scratch if rain worsens footing. Downing officials face a slight chance of work stoppage over paddock lead fees as crowds flood Louisville.
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Orlo Robertson
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Aristides
Kentucky
Lou Tulfano
Jamaica
N. Y
Downs
Matt Winn
The
BE. R. Bradley
Gallahadian
Galiano Fails In Ten Round Bout With Sammy Julian
In Baltimore on May 3 Pete Galiano endured a sharp setback as Sammy Julian of New York defeated him by technical knockout after Galiano was floored in the fourth round. Julian improved his win streak to five by stopping the comeback attempt, with weights listed at 138 and 136 pounds.
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Baltimore
Pete Galiano
Galiano
Sammy Julian
New York
Pete
Julian
Wheat Growers In Luray Discuss A A A Quotas
Wheat growers who planted within allotments face no quota issues for marketing. overplanters may remove excess by May 15 to comply. A meeting of 15 counties in Luray reviewed how May 31 referendum will determine affected farmers, with participants from Clarke to Warren counties and officials from the AAA office.
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John H. East
Clarke
Cal- Peper
Fairfax
Fauquier
Frederick
Greene
Loudoun
Madison
Page
Prince William
Ock
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Warren County
W. H. Evans
Washington Aaa
W. C. Shackleford
A. Jackson
Fights Last Night Across Cities Prominent Boxers Win
Results from multiple bouts show Fritzie Zivic outpointing Tony Marteliano in New York. Sammy Engott defeats Dave Castilloux in Louisville. Bud Cottey bests Kue Yee Kong in Indianapolis. Henry Hook defeats Matt Perfetti in Baltimore. Jack Kenny defeats Grant in Highland Park New Jersey.
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Associated Press
New York
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Tony Marteliano
Louisville Ky
Sammy Engott
Louisville
N. B. Am
Dave Castilloux
Indianapolis
Bud Cottey
Kue Yee Kong
San Francisco
Baltimore
Pimlico Oaks Tops Full Program At Pimlico
In Baltimore on May 3 Pimlico Oaks headlined a nine race card at Pimlico, with Level Best the heavy favorite in the mile and one sixteenth race. The Oaks followed fire damage that halted the previous race, sending forty horses from a backstretch barn to safety. Eight rivals include Cis Marion Dark Discovery Pomayya Dark Imp Moja Swynston and Boreale all carried 121 pounds.
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Baltimore
Level Best
Pimlico
Crispin Oglebay
E. K. Bryson
Cis Marion
John A. Bell, Jr
Brookemeade Stable
Wheatley Stable
Cleveland Putnam
Moja
T. Watson Hayward
Swynston
R. Sterling Clark
Question of fact answered by Winchester Star bureau
The Winchester Star Information Bureau in Washington D C offers answers to factual questions and directs readers to page 4 for details.
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Winchester Star Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Notice of Seizure of 1932 Chevrolet Sedan in Virginia
Treasury Department Alcohol Tax Unit notice announces the seizure in Shenandoah County Virginia of a 1932 Chevrolet Sedan motor number 3304847 for violations of Internal Revenue Laws. Claimants must file a claim and bond at the Richmond office by May 19 1941 or lose the property. District Supervisor R E Tuttle signs the notice dated April 19 1941.
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Treasury Department
Alcohol Tax Unit
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Maryland
Western District of
Virginia
Internal Revenue Laws
Richmond
R. E. Tuttle
Berg shoots record score in Baltimore exhibition round
Patty Berg, ranked No 1 woman golfer, toured Clifton Park Municipal course near Baltimore and posted 72 two over par, breaking the previous local women’s record of 74 held by Helen Dettweiler. Berg and Johnny Bass beat Dettweiler and Andy Gibson 1 up in a four-ball foursome.
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Baltimore
Patty Berg
Patty
Clifton Park Municipal
Minneapolis
Helen Dettweiler
Washington
Bargain Derby Produces Big Earners in 1950s Field
Louisville May 3 The Kentucky Derby field relies on bargain buys with eight of eleven three year olds from Sara toga yearling sales at $500 to $7,500. Only Whirlaway and Valdiia Paul are home bred. Porter's Cap tops earnings after costing $1,300 and winning $95,705.
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Louisville
Warren Wright
Whirlaway
Emerson F. Woodward
Charley Howard
Porter
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