Gulhahl Leads Goodall Round Robin Golf? TORESS
A nostalgic return to Bluefield baseball lore recalls hard nights for Blue Gray catcher Gibbs and long-ago Bluefield teams. The piece recounts Potts and Cefalu, Windhurst Park memories, and 1912 Bluefield Princeton games with passing balls, steals, and defining innings, highlighting old reporting by Snyder and others.
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Srupey Currence
Ice Gibbs
Vic
Nick
Old Potts
Marvin Potts
Spittoon
Bluefield
Ray Prince
Newt Kee
Eddie Cefain
Jim Burton
Shorty Anderson
Fred Hawley
Ernest Looney
Potts
Cotton
Nick Carter
Hubert Baldwin
Frank
Jim) Douthat
Red Vass
T. E. Vass
Thomas H. Scott
Windhurst Park
W. C. Snyder
Harry Pedigo
Harry Stephens
Princeton
Snyder
American League Games Pitchers Toda and Hareler Highlight List
Summary of league games with New York at Cleveland and Boston at Detroit results. Includes Washington at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis matchups with listed pitcher decisions and lineups.
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Freeman Loses By Nod Of Ref In Wineburg Debut
Herbie Freeman clashes with Oklahoma Jack Rogers at Sportarena in Weinberg's reinaugural pro wrestling card. Referee Chuck Grogan penalizes Freeman after three arm fouls and a hard jab, awarding the bout to Rogers. A second match between Tammy O'Toole and Tammy Manacher ends in a two fall draw. Next show set for Spart Arena next Friday.
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Jack Rogers
O'Toole
Manacher
Herbie Freeman
Sportarena
Oklahoma
Weinberg
Chuck Grogan
Freeman
Rogers
Grogan
Herbie the Hebe
Joosh
Chuckie
Tammy O'Loole
Tammy Manacher
O’toole
Jock
Sammy
Tommy
Spartarena
Two Spills Mar Races At Charles Town Track
Muddy track accidents mar Charles Town races as two spills disrupt the card. En thusiasm, owned by Mrs. John Hay Whitney, wins the four and a half furlong feature at odds of 3.80, ahead of Royal Veil and Lena Girl. Jockeys Palumbo and Taylor escape or recover from injuries as Crumwood and Wild Day fall in early races. Vale Signal opens the program with a victory amid a day dominated by favorites and Claude Feltner.
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Crawford
Crumwood
Sammy Palumbo
al Hill
J. A. Taylor
Claude Feltner
Vale Signal
Eéet
Pala Alo
Ashland and Aces Tie After 13 Innings
In Ashland Kentucky on June 2 Ashland and Huntington played 13 innings to a 5 to 5 tie under Mountain State rule preventing new innings after 1130 PM Lions Huntington outfielder posted a single double and triple while Perkins Ashland collected four hits in five at bats The line score shows Ashland 1000 010 000 0 and Huntington 003 000 101 0000 with Motsinger Conn Woolridge Prinde Hoffman and Pawlek contributing for the clubs.
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Huntington
Lions
Perkins
Motsinger and Conn and Woolridge
Prinde, Hoffman
Reds Beat Bees In Eleventh Inning To Climb Standings
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Boston Bees 4 to 0 in eleven innings on June 2 behind Ernie Lombardi's ninth homer of the season with two aboard. Whitey Moore and Milburn Shoffner dueled, with Cincinnati rallying in the 11th as Bill Werber, Linus Frey, and Frank McCormick sparked the key sequence. The Reds’ victory tightens the race with St. Louis while Boston’s offense was held to eight hits.
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Williamson Red Birds Maul Logan Team 16 to 2
Williamson West Virginia June 2 Young Wayne Bruce limited Logan Indians to five hits as his teammates surged to a 16 to 2 victory. Sessl hit a homer with two on in the fifth as Bruce earned his second straight win. Logans’ lineup noted mixed errors and strong batting.
American Association scoreline fragment report
The record shows a muddled score sequence with teams labeled Hanser Lauleyilie Renee City and Toledo, with Janapolie and Paul mentioned, indicating a brief game result or standings fragment from American Association coverage. Names appear garbled or partial, offering limited clarity on participants and final outcomes.
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Lauleyilie &R
Renee City
Toledo
Janapolie
Paul
Tri-County League Scores Roundup
Little Rock defeats New Orleans 2 to 1 while Nashville blanked Chattanooga 10 to 3 and Atlanta beat Knoxville 10 to 2 in a series of league results reported from the Tri County area.
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Little Rock
New Orleans
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Knoxville
Chicago Blasts Washington 7 5
Chicago White Sox defeat Washington 7 to 5 as Ollie Beima delivers an eighth inning bases loaded single to spark the rally. Report notes tire repairs with plastic plugs extend tire life and cites car operating cost trends since 1926.
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Ollie Beima
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Welch and Blue Grays Night Ball Clash at Bowen Field
Heavy rain washed out last night’s Welch vs Blue Grays game. The clubs resume the feud at Bowen Field tonight at 8 15, with Lefty Barr likely starting for the Blue Grays as Bluefield plans a Sunday double with Ashland Colonels and a Monday ladies night at Bowen Field.
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Blue Grays
Bowen Field
Miners
Blue Gray
Mountain State
Victor
Orville Barr
Bluefield
Ashland Colonels
Yanks Hit Power Falters as Donald Wins Fifth Straight
New York rookie Atley Donald allowed 11 hits en route to his fifth win without defeat. The Indians scored early on a hit and error, then a seventh inning Jeff Heath homer sparked a three run rally. Heath and Keller homered for Cleveland, while Henrich, Selkirk and Heath drove in runs for New York.
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Indians
Jeff Heath
New York
ABA
Crogett
Rolfe
Hamich
Wickey
Keller
Selkith
Peeres Gordon
Cobarn
Bronco
Cleveland
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Oman
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Dickey
Dahlgren
Selkirk
Donald
Hale
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Chapman
Homes
Sacri
Sahlgren
Webb
Grimes
Ott Allen
Dobson
Bronca
Sullivan
Alien
Dobgan
Crosatti
Balk
Rospmel
Moriarty
Hubbard
Tima
Browns Swap Marcum to Chi for Whitehead
St Louis Browns trade pitcher Johnny Marcum to the Chicago White Sox for eccentric right hander John ny Whitehead to shake up a slumping rotation. Whitehead has not won in about 42 innings over seven games with 60 hits and 31 runs allowed. Marcum has two wins but five losses, including a six hit victory over Cleveland.
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St. Louis Browns
Johnny Marcum
Johnny Whitehead
Chicago White Sox
Whitehead
Marcum
Cleveland Indians
Captain Jerry Wins At Wheeling Oval Purse Race
Captain Jerry won the Wheeling Downs Purse at 61 2 furlongs in Wheeling W Va on June 2. The ten year old bay gelding led early and finished three lengths ahead of Veritas, with McNamara’s horse co favored at 6-6.
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W. Va
McNamara
Jerry
Wheeling Downs
Veritas
Nova Baer Title Fight Still Sparks New York Talk
New York June 2 Lou Nova defeated Maxie Baer at Yankee Stadium last night in 11 rounds. Plans for a June 2 meeting between Joe Louis and Tony Galento to sign for their bout at noon tomorrow were discussed, with potential move to Philadelphia amid disputes with the New York boxing commission. Baer, bleeding and stitched, eyed a golf week as rumors swirled around Nova and Baer’s future and a September clash with the Lou Louis winner.
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Lou Nova
Maxie Baer
Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis
Tony Galento
Galento
New York State Boxing Commission
Philadelphia
Nova
Baer
Mike Jacobs
Mike
Tony
Louis
Ray Carlen
Yankees Move to Strengthen Hill Staff
Cleveland June 2 In a move to bolster the Yankees pitching staff the club sent outfielder Joe Gallagher to Newark in the International League as an option in exchange for left handed Marius Russo Gallagher immediately announced he would not report to the Bears and left for Buffalo N Y
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New York Yankees
Joe Gallagher
Newark
Marius Russo
Gallagher
Bears
Buffalo
Middle Atlantic and International League scores list
Baseball scores show Youngstown 7 Erle 1 Akron 7 Canton 6 Springfield 7 Dayton 5 Charleston and Portsmouth both noted. Montreal 5 Toronto 3 Rochester 12 Buffalo 1 Jersey City 7 Baltimore 8 Syracuse 3 Newark 1.
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Canton
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Toronto
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Guldahl Gains Lead In $5,000 Round-Robin Open
Ralph Guldahl, the national open golf champion, shifts tactics to lead after 54 holes in the Goodall Round-Robin at Meadow Brook. He shoots 68 in morning and 68 in afternoon to stand plus 23, six rivals behind, with $1,000 top prize in sight. Cooper trails in second with plus 15 after a tight day, Snead holds third at plus 13, Smith and Shute battle in late rounds.
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Ralph Guldahl
Fresh Meadow Country Club
Madison
N. J
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Olln Dutra
Ben Hogan
Ralph
Jimmy Thomson
Horton Smith
Harry Cooper
Tony Penna
Cooper
Eastern Point
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Dick Metz
Jimmy Hines
Harry
Sam Snead
Paul Runyan
Snead
Gene Sarazen
West Virginia Mountaineer
Denny Shute
Runyan
Johns Town Favored To Win The Belmont Race
Johnstown the Belmont favorite after a failed Preakness, set to go postward in the 71st Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park. He heads a field including Gilded Knight and Giant Challenge, with Heather Broom and Knickerbocker among outsiders. track conditions and odds shape the race plan.
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Johnstown
Big Bay
William Woodward
Belair Stud
Belmont Park
Mrs. H. ©. Phipps
Gilded Knight
Challegon
Woodward
Big John
Jimmy Stout
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Tomorow
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