Snider Twirls Amonate To Win In Coalfield Play
In weekend Coalfield League action Amonate Mountaineers defeated McComas 4-1 at home as Snider and Johnson form the longtime battery. Miners beat Piedmont 4-3 in a thriller at Princeton. Pocahontas-Bolsevain took 4-1 from Springton-Matoaka. Umpire plan protests prompt league meeting.
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Arisses
Pirates Defeat Portemouth Pirates in Rain Shortened Tilt
The Pittsburgh Pirates edged the Portemouth Pirates of the Mid-Atlantic league 5 to 4 in a game halted after six innings by rain. Brown, Schricker, Lamler, Kraemer and Deweese paced the Pittsburgh effort with key hits as Schricker and Paul Waper contributed home runs.
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Portsmouth
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Kraemer
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Baseball Row Flares Over Cleveland Manager Firing
The long running Cleveland baseball skirmish centers on Walter Johnson and Alva Bradley as Walter Kamm appeals to Commissioner Landis after being fired for alleged infield orders. Landis upholds Johnson, while Cleveland papers shift blame to Bradley, who hints Walter's fate may hinge on the ruling. The column also previews 1934 all star selections and notes humorous minor league incidents and umpire quips from the season.
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White Sox
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Pirates
Pijots
Moody Captures Her First Match at St George's Hill
Weybridge England June 3 Helen Wills Moody defeated 18 year old English girl Jim Notley 6 3 6 0 in the second round of the St George's Hill tournament. Moody showed old form despite back injury fears and indicated she is back on grass after 21 months since Forest Hills.
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Helen Jacobs
Forest Hills
Jim Notley
St. George's Hill
Crick
Helen
Associated Press
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Miss. Jacobs
Miss Notlay
Mra. Moody
Love
British Derby Likely To Go To Aga Khan Favorite Bahram
June 4 report from Tondon notes British turf world ready to award the 166th Derby to Aga Khan. Bahram is the top heavy favorite at 19 to 1 with Bahnanm and Theft as runners up in the betting. Behind them are Lord Astor's MMield Trial and Cr. W. Gordon's Sea He quest at 8 to 1 and 18 to 1 respectively.
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Aga Khan
Ao Etrong
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Cr. W. Gordon
Powermen and Supply win games in league action
Powermen and Supply dominated in two No 1 division softball games yesterday. Powermen beat Elke 16 2 at Wanefield, while Supply defeated Wholesalers 17 4 at the airport. Ex Beavers and Rivefield star Knocky Snecker pitched strongly for Powermen, nearly no hitting through five innings. The second division opens today with six clubs, at three fields: Newsies vs Bookies at the airport, Business Men vs Bakera at Wadefield, Hed Shieldy vs Oilers at Cainfeld, all at 6 o clock.
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Supply
Elke
Wanefield
Knocky Snecker
Beavers
Rivefield College
Rusetoffee
Knocky
Newsiea
Bookies
Bakera
Wadefeld
Hed Shieldy
Oilers
Cainfeld
Velvet Greens Worry Golf Aces At Oakmont Open
Pittsburgh June 3 With 139 professionals and 23 amateurs ready to chase the national open at Oakmont the greens drew universal concern. Experts including Sarazen Dutra Smith and MacDonald Smith warned fast undulating slopes and heavy bunkers will test putting accuracy more than rough.
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Oskmont
Olin Dutra
Celiforman
Tite
Merion
Gene
Sarazen
MacDonald Smith
Dutra
Smith
St. Andrews
Scotland
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Leo Diegel
Philadelphia
Henry Picard
Hershey
Ed Dudley
Dudley
Horton Smith
Chicago
Sarason
al Espinosa
Cleveland
Saracen
Yankees Edge A's for Third Straight Victory in Philadelphia
The New York Yankees defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 1 to extend their lead in the American League to two and a half games over the White Sox. Tony Lazzeri tripled with two on in the first, Frank Crosetti doubled, and Bill Dickey hit a homer as New York rallied in the sixth and seventh. Deshong pitched well for Philadelphia until a rough ninth inning where a double play ended the game.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Yanks
George Blaeholder
George Caster
Roy Mahaffey
Eric McNair
Wally Moser
Rod Johnson
Himmin Foxx
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Abrauta Moses
Rf Ere A. . Cramer
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Murphy
Spiteher Py" Deshone
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Wirpizen
Moriarty
Wena
International League game result and notices
Buffalo defeated Montreal 6 to 3 with Sibeny scoring 87 Byracage 1 for Newark. Baltinar and others not scheduled. Middle Atlantic League reports no games scheduled.
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Montreal
Sibeny
Byracage
Newark
Baltinar
Indianapolia
Cohunbum
Milwaukee
Minneasnlls
St. Paul
Kansas City
Babe Ruth Returns To New York After Boston Debacle
Babe Ruth came back to New York as his three year Boston Braves deal collapsed amid bitterness. Across major leagues there was no offer for Ruth, with many fearing his return could end his playing career. Ruth weighs options including radio stage and a cooperative barnstorming plan, while Braves president Emil Fuchs and manager Bill McKechnie criticized his influence on discipline.
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Qould
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New York
Babe Ruth
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Two Bettors Hit Daily Double at Charles Town
In Charles Town W V two bettors split a $1 300 pot from the daily double with $2 tickets. Each won $648 80 after Goantell and Daffy delivered the longshot combo. Goantell paid $23 20 straight and Natty $17 Cails Choice earlier paid $12 20 for a $2 wager.
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W. Va
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Daffy
Cails Choice
Prieda
Eatiates
Salem Bulldogs Win as Narrows Errors Sink Narrows
In a game plagued by costly miscues, Salem grabbed an early lead and held on to defeat Narrows by a sequence of errors. Mussselman led Salem with two doubles and a single, Carr added a two bagger and a double, while Cafego pitched a perfect game for Narrows.
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Cafego
Cubs end Cardinals streak with 2–1 win
Chicago Cubs halt St Louis Cardinals seven game surge by 2–1 victory. Charley Root pitched effectively, holding the champs in check as Chicago built a 2–0 lead and withstood late threats. Joe Medwick and W. Davis sparked St Louis early. Root and the Cubs offense, including a homer by an unnamed veteran, sealed the win in a tense late innings affair.
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