Tittle Tattle and Sports Round Up Highlights
Ex Holy Cross star Bill Osmanski heads for Chicago Bears. Impersonator targets Hall Schumacher. Marquette adds football training table. Stadium crowds and signings wrap the sports week. Six to Escobar stadium expansion for Okla vs Guayama series starts tomorrow. Davis Cup dialogue and other quick notes fill the column.
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New York
Bill Osmanski
Holy Cross
Chicago
Bears
Bill
Newport
Hall Schumacher
Ward
New York Giant
Acqseduct
Marquette
Spotlight on Local Sports in Cha pel Hill and beyond
Local sports preview notes higher ambitions for both Virginia and North Carolina programs. Davidson eyes a bigger passing attack after coaches visit Tennessee, while VPI hopes its backfield cohesion improves this fall. Maryland faces strong competition as guard George Gienger and back Mondorf prepare for a tough season.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Jim
Carolina
Davidson
Gene McEver
Knoxville
Bob Neyland
Tenessee
Presbyterians
Henry “Puss” Redd
Jimmy Foxx
V. P
Arlington
Utilities
Forest
Baltimore
Mondorfpf
George Gienger
Frank
Dobson
Maryland
Terps
North Carolina
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Boston Licensing Board weighs new case name Sloppy Joes
Police protested a proposed business name in Boston. The licensing board took the matter under advisement. Miss Mary Driscoll, board chair, said they did not want to appear puritanical. The name under consideration was Sloppy Joes.
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Boston
Bos
Licensing Board
Mary Driscoll
Sloppy Joes
Park To Play Blairton Here Sunday
The Park hosts Blairton West Virginia Sunday in a benefit game after Blairton manager Sam Cloud issued a challenge following a 27 win season. Blairton, a Martinsburg suburb sponsored by a lime and stone plant, is known as a hard hitting club with 26 wins and recent 10-0 shutout of Williamsport Maryland.
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Blairton
W. Va
Sam Cloud
Russell Potts
Potts
Martinsburg
Hack” Wilson
Lefty” Grove
Lu” Blue
Johnnie Neun
T. J. McCarthy
H. L. Anderson
Cumberland
Shenandoah
West Virginia
Waynesboro
Lynchburg
Standout Performers Across Major Leagues
Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees belted his 27th homer and added a single against the Red Sox. Ken Chase of the Senators limited the Athletics to five hits. Max West of the Bees doubled and singled, scoring twice to lift Boston. Maurice Van Kuys, Pirates, debuted with three singles and drove in the tying run in the ninth as Pittsburgh rallied to tie and win in 11 innings versus the Reds. Hal Trosky of the Indians had four hits including his 24th homer to help beat St. Louis. Ducky Medwick drove in two for the Cardinals against the Cubs. Ted Lyons and Ollie Bejma of the White Sox pitched and swung strongly in a doubleheader against the Browns, with Lyons earning the win and Bejma contributing key hits.
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Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Red Sox
Ken Chase
Senators
Athletics
Max West
Bees
Boston
Giants
Maurice van Kuys
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Reds
Hal Trosky
Indians
Ducky Medwick
Cardinals
Cubs
Ted Lyons
Ollie Bejma
White Sox
Farmer
Chicago
Browns
Boston Bees
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Harry Danning
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis
Senator Filibuster Athletics
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Roy Cullendine
Tigers
Psychologists to analyze war propaganda to curb false reports
In Palo Alto and Berkeley the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues within the American Psychological Association plans weekly statements analyzing war propaganda and other war related topics. Dr. T C Schneirla of New York University spokesperson says the council will examine facts and issues tied to the European war.
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Calif
Indivia
Society For the Psychological Study of Social Issues
American Psychological Association
Berkeley
T. C. Schneirla
New York University
Council of the Society
Marse Joe Confident Yankees Clinch Soon
Marse Joe McCarthy appears set to clinch the American League pennant as the Yankees gain a 1 game lead over the Red Sox after a 5-2 win. Cincinnati Reds struggle in extras while Pittsburgh Pirates beat them 8-7 in 11 innings. Cardinals beat Cubs 4-2. Beers top Giants 4-3. White Sox sweep Browns 8-4 and 11-4. Senators beat Athletics 10-1. Indians outslug Tigers 9-8 as Hank Greenberg hits two homers for Detroit.
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Marse
Joe McCarthy
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
McCarthy
New York
Red Sox
Angers Store Notes
Local notes from Angers Store in Gore and nearby areas. Residents visiting relatives include John Mauzy, Mrs. Fred Bohrer, and Mrs. Amanda Crossen. John Mauzy and Noel DeHaven visit family. Noah DeHaven of Washington D C. attended a funeral for Carol DeHaven in Winchester.
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Angers Store
W. Va
John Mauzy
Gore
D. W. Mauzy
Ronald Phillips
Whitacre
Lynwood Newbrough
Fred Bohrer
Washington
W. B. Rind
Harry
Martinsburg
Troy Dick
J. W. Brannon
O. H. Phillips
Arkley
Bohrer
Amanda Crossen
C. G. DeHaven
Noah DeHaven
Washington, D. C
Carol DeHaven
Winchester
Choir Sings Peace as War Declares
North Side Chicago church rector learns the organist chose hymns after England declared war. The choir unexpectedly began devotions with the hymn Publish Glad Tidings Tidings of Peace, sparking chuckles among parishioners.
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Chicago
Northwest Side
England
Giants Defeat Pitt Eighteen to Capture Pro Title Edge
New York Giants, defending National pro champions, beat an eastern all star eleven 10 to 0 at the Polo Grounds before 38 667 fans. Nine of Pitt’s 1938 eleven started for the eastern squad but failed to overcome the Giants punch. Second period saw Chuck Gelatka score the decisive one yard touchdown after a 28 yard Leemans run. Ken Strong added the extra point. In the third period Strong kicked another field goal from the All Star 28.
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New York
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Jock Sutherland
Polo Grounds
Chuck Gelatka
Tuffy Leemans
Leemans
Army Rushe Reserves To Fill Up Gaps At West Point
West Point, Sept 8. Captain William H. Wood drills a growing Army football squad rebuilding after eight start departures. He calls the group a potentially good team despite gaps, noting back Art Frontczak and stars Harry Stella Bill Gillis and Laury Greene among the hopefuls.
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West Point
N. Y
William H. Wood
Wood
Hudson
Art Frontczak
Harry Stella
Bill Gillis
Cameron. Tex
Laury Greene
Ups And Downs In Fifth Game
The Associated Press reports results from boxing style bouts and wrestling style weights. Pedro Montanez of Puerto Rico defeated Vince Pimipinella in New York with a weight listed as 142 to 149. In Waterbury Dick Turcotte stopped Joe Triano in a 144 to 146 contest.
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Associated Press
New York
Pedro Montanez
Puerto Rico
Vince Pimipinella
Waterbury
Conn
Dick Turcotte
Joe Triano
Naugatuck
How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men
Advice column offering tips for women in their 40s to maintain appeal amid menopause like symptoms. Recommends fresh air eight hours sleep and a tonic such as Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to boost vitality and ease nerves.
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Pinkham’s Vegetable Co
Pinkham
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