Dizzy Dean Takes New Cubs Role While Fights Highlight Roundup
New York May 19 Dizzy Dean struggles as Cubs coach amid light banter with Cholly Grimm. The notes mention Lew Jenkins needing plastic surgery from Dr Bob Montgomery. Tonight's fight winners include Petey Scalzo over Phil Swick Turkey over Tony Musto and Sammy Angott over Lenny Mancini. Also reports on Pete Lewis signing with the Red Sox and various entertainment anecdotes.
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New York
Dizzy Dean
Cubs
Cholly Grimm
Wilson
Lew Jenkins
Bob Montgomery
Philadelphia
T Petey Scalzo
Phil Swick
Waukee
Turkey
Track meet ends in high jump tie among five athletes
The report notes a Big Ten track meet high jump finish tied among Don Timmerman from Wisconsin Don Smith of Northwestern Don Canham of Michigan James Ray from Chicago and Don Good from an unnamed school. Guest Star Lewis Burton of the New York Journal American is quoted.
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Don Timmerman
Wisconsin
Don Smith
Northwestern
Don Canham
Michigan
James Ray
Chicago
Don Good
Lewis Burton
N. Y
Standings In The Majors
National League results and today’s scheduled games reported by AP. Yesterday Brooklyn lost to Chicago while Chicago and Cincinnati won. Probable pitchers: Casey vs Passeau, Hubbell vs Butcher, Salvo vs Vander Meer.
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Chicago
Casey
Passeau
New York
Pittsburgh
Hubbell
Butcher
Boston
Cincinnati
Salvo
Vander Meer
Baseball Scores and Schedule from Yesterday
In the American League yesterday Chicago defeated Washington 10 to 5, New York beat St. Louis 12 to 2, Philadelphia won 10 to 3 over Cleveland, and Detroit edged Boston 6 to 5 in 11 innings. Tomorrow matchups include Cleveland at Philadelphia Milnar against McCrabb, St. Louis at New York Gale versus Kennedy, and Detroit at Boston Gorsica versus Dobson.
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Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
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Gale
Kennedy
Detroit
Gorsica
Dobson
Stars and Pitchers Spark Narrow MLB Wins Across Leagues
Yesterday's MLB action featured Paul Derringer seven hitter for the Reds ending a six game skid with a 4-3 win over the Braves. Taft Wright fueled the White Sox 10-5 victory over the Senators with four hits including a double. Johnny Mize delivered a bases loaded ninth inning single to beat Tom Ferrick for the Cardinals. Athletics relief pitching halted the Indians' streak. Ace Adams and Walter Brown combined for a seven inning shutout as the Giants beat the Pirates 5-4. Lefty Gomez and Joe Gordon supplied power in the Yankees 6-4 win over the Browns. French and the Cubs scattered nine hits to win despite poor support. Tigers three hit relief hurler aided Detroit past the Red Sox 6-5 at Benton Field.
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Taft Wright
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Johnny Mize
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Tom Ferrick
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Indians
Ace Adams
Walter Brown
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Lefty Gomez
Joe Gordon
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French
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Benton
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Alker
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Medwick
Larry French
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Philadelphia
Preacher” Dorsett
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Eee
Tribe
Jimmy Foxx
Clou
al Benton
Judge Dismisses Case Over Excuses
Judge Kaufman rules the case dismissed after remarks about excuses, noting the latest excuse as the best yet. The exchange centers on a perceived signal from Seer and the judge’s reaction to the argument presented.
Take Nothing For Granted In National
Durocher and the Dodgers push in a tight pennant race as Chicago and St Louis rally. Wyatt wins for the Dodgers while Medwick drives in runs in a Chicago tilt. The Reds snap a skid, Giants extend a win streak, and the Red Sox fall to the Athletics in a day of league play.
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Associated Press
Wat Durocher
Ny Dodgers
Brooks
Pittsburgh
Wasdell
Hagerstown Bowler Triumphs in LaFollette Tournament
Hagerstown star wins LaFollette Tournament at Health Center alleys with six game total 874 the best here and near world record. He earned 50 dollars as top prize while rivals posted lower scores. Twenty bowlers competed and defending champ W Deal did not defend title.
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Shenandoah Valley
Pete Marsden
Ene Len ‘Mawthorhe
Ralph Gore
Bill Downey
Lauritz Melchior Prepares for Two Month Alaska Hunt
Renowned Wagner tenor Lauritz Melchior dons a bearskin at his New York residence and sounds his Siegfried horn as he readies for a two month hunting trip in the back country of Alaska, combining stage fame with real life pursuit.
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New York
Aleeka
Martha Raye Plans Third Wedding
Martha Raye’s divorce from her second husband David Rose was finalized today. The comedian said she is about to wed Neal Lang, Miami Beach hotel executive, with location and date to be announced. Her first husband was Buddy Westmore.
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Martha Raye
David Rose
Comedienne
Neal Lang
Miami Beach
Fila
Afternoon News Is Late News at Star Press Time
The Star issues late afternoon edition as deadlines slip and late breaking items push back the normal press time. Editors warn readers of delayed updates and promise rapid follow up with new developments.
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Star
Unclear Names Hit Scores In Hidden Box Score
Fragmentary OCR lists players Wyatt Kimball Tamulis Owen French McCullough with Boston and Cincinnati lines and a partial box score 11 2 Tobin Sullivan Early Ber ir Manis Beringer Laanienes. Hard to parse teams and outcomes.
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Owen
French
McCullough
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Cincinnati
Tobin
Sullivan
Early
Berir Manis Beringer
Laanienes
Much Steel For Defense Drives 1941 Production Outlook
Steel survey notes 30 to 40 percent of shipments support defense needs with nearly half for direct defense and railroads and ships. It calls 1942 steel sales a key issue as 1941 demand nears exhausted. Railroads report 56,502 new freight cars on order, largest in 16 years.
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Steel Today
Association of American Railroads
Handley Track Team Faces Rained Out Cumberland Meet
CVAL meet postponed by rain at Fort Hill stadium. Handley left noon for Cumberland to compete in the 17th annual Cumberland Valley Se Association track meet with coach Otis Sargent and Hunter Maddox guiding the group. Other schools include Allegany Fort Hill Martinsburg Weel High and Hagerstown.
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Park Triumphs Over Dodgers as Burch Sidelined
The Winchester Park defeated the Arlington Dodgers 6 to 3 in a late season game. Ernest Burch fractured his ankle sliding into first in the fifth inning. Starting pitcher Earl Lake went five scoreless frames before being relieved by Donald Duvall.
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Veronica Lake Says She Will Return to Motherhood Next September
Actress Veronica Lake wife of John Detlie says after finishing her current film she plans to become a mother next September.
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Veronica Lake
John Detlie
Pioneer Club Women to Be Honored at Golden Jubilee
Atlantic City May 19 General Federation of Women's Clubs opens its Golden Jubilee Triennial convention by honoring pioneer club women who risked ridicule to advance suffrage safety and child health. Two living pioneers per state plus a DC district are chosen for long service and notable work with three special medals awarded. Emma A. Fox of Detroit, 94, leads in parliamentary procedure. Also 54 women in 30 occupations are recognized for progress in professions arts and sciences.
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N. Y
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
District of Columbia
Saidie Orr Dunbar
Portland
Ore
Emma A. Fox
Detroit
Fox
Pioneer Federation
Notable women invited to receive special scrolls
Secretary of Labor Perkins Maud McDougall veteran Washington reporter and Dr. Mary Colley former president of Mt Holyoke College have accepted invitations to attend and receive special scrolls.
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Maud McDougall
Washington New Reporter
Mary Colley
Mt. Holyoke College
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