Sports Roundup Telling Tales From The Diamond And Ring
The River Downs track crowds peak as 1925 opener lore blends with boxing and football notes. Detroit’s lineup, Frank Wiupits’ flying lessons, and MacPhail intrigue mix with fan antics, Duke’s question, Harmon praise, and one-minute interviews.
Bowlers Shine in League Action and Open Carnival
Helen Berry leads Valley Pride with 359 in a split top effort as Silco, Woolworth's and Chamber of Commerce contest for second. Glaize & Bro. topple Bell Clothes. Eunice Hawkins 304 and Don Smith 345 pace Lee Baking and National Fruit respectively amid a string of high scores and a $5,000 Red Crown Open Duckpin Carnival entry rule announced for Studebaker Champions and Handley, with prize lines and classifications outlined.
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Helen Berry
Valley Pride
Silco
Woolworth’s
McCrorys
Ethel Hawkins
Mary Gail Cather
Chamber of Commerce
Oscar Nebel
Phil Glaize
Jimmy Goode
Harold Foremann
United Food
Goodyear Tire
Pete Anderson
Studebaker
Nehi
Ralph Gore
Hilda Johnson
Georgia Eddy
Star Office
Bell Clothes Girls
Miriam Clevenger
Goodrich Tire
Greyhound Lines
Dot Sencindiver
Handley
Katherine Coontz
Jack Zimmerman
Chicago
Pauline Lloyd
Troy Rhea
Nehi Bottling Co
Royal Crown Cola
Loma. Cunningham
Hugh Funkhouser
Series Decider Feels Like Last Stand For Pitchers
The seventh game of the 1940 World Series at Crosley Field pits weary Detroit pitcher Buck Newsom against Cincinnati’s Paul Derringer. Newsom seeks a third win to join a select group, while Derringer aims to seal the Reds first title since 1934. Tommy Bridges could be tapped as a surprise option if needed.
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Duke
Yankees
Armstrong
Fritz Zivic
Phil Parr
Henry
Henry 2d
Gayle Talbot
Cincinnati
Crosley Field
Detroit Tigers
Buck Newsom
del Baker
Newsom
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit
Paul Derringer
Derringer
Tigers
Dad
Tommy Bridges
Tommy
Baker
Bridges
Ernie Lombardi
Reds
Jimmy Wilson
Christy Mathewson
Jack Coombs
Urban Faber
Babe Adams
Stanley Coveleskie
Radio Highlights Airwave Schedule and Audience Participation
Broadcast listings note Ben Bernie's Give a Guy a Hand audience pick and a male female swap. At 10:15 JSCU discussion on compulsory service with Woodburn Chase Williams Hershey Osborn. Willkie speech at 10:30 to Clubs of America. daily program lineup through 11:45 with guests and music.
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WMAL
Ben Bernie
WJSV
Harry Woodburn Chase
New York University
C. C. Williams
Lehigh University
Lewis B. Hershey
National Selective Service Headquarters
Frederick Osborn
Committee On
Selective Service
WRC
Wendell L. Willkie
Clubs of America
Horace Heidt
J. Kennedy
Fibber McGee
Molly
Bob Hope
Wendell L
Willkie
Dick Koons
Desire
Fire prevention week observance noted with game recap
The report records a baseball game with pitchers Rowe Gor sica and Hutchinson listed. Attendance is 30,481, time 2 01. It ends with a call to cooperate in National Fire Prevention Week and a stat about annual fires.
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America
Eek
Notices for church and county notices due dates
Notices must reach the Star by 4 o clock the day before publication. Church announcements go to the Star by the preceding day. County notices are due by Thursday and city notices by Friday. The piece notes children account for over a third of dwelling fire deaths and urges National Fire Prevention Week awareness.
Stoneburner Leads League C Scoring Night in Narrow Losses
Stoneburner rolled 142 in league C action as Goodrich tops Cammer Cleaners 3 0 and Swimley beats Cammer Tire 3 0. Standings list Goodrich near top with high games by Downey and Chaney. high totals include Goodrich 1737 and Cammer Tire 1631. Fire prevention message closes the piece.
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Goodrich
Knitting Mill
Swimley
Cammer Cleaners
Laundry
Friendship
Schenck
Webbers
Solenberger
Rouss
Cammer Tire
Railway Express
Stoneburner
Downey
Nicklas
Chaney
Mathews
Keller
Harris
Resseguie
Lineburg
Weaver
Steam
Most Valuable Quetzal Brought to New York Bronx Zoo
A pigeon-sized quetzal, valued as possibly the world’s rarest bird, arrived in New York from Guatemala for the Bronx Zoo. Naturalist Victor W. Von Hagen organized the transfer, and it is said to be the only individual of its species to thrive outside its native habitat while thirteen others perished during the voyage northward.
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Guatemala
New York
Victor W. von Hagen
Bronx Zoo
Boxing Night Wraps Up With Five Paris Matches
AP reports last night results from several cities. Godoy outpointed Dorazio in Philadelphia. Toles defeated bi oe in Youngstown while Simon beat Baséund in New York. Walker outpointed Musto in Baltimore and Denner stopped Galiano in Providence.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Arturo Godoy
Chile
Gus Dorazio
Youngstown
Roscoe Toles
Detroit
Jack Bi Oe
New York
Abe Simon
Gunnar Baséund
Finland
Baltimore
Buddy Walker
Columbus
Tony Musto
Chicago
Providence
R. I
Abe Denner
Pete Galiano
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