Bluefield Blue-Grays blank Mullens in exhibition rout
Bluefield Blue-Grays outplayed Mullens 8 to 0 in an Sunday exhibition at Wyom ing county. Bobby Bowman pitched a three‑hit shutout with 12 strikeouts, while Skipper Cain fueled the offense with two triples and a long drive that produced runs. Guthrie McMillan Kitchens and Guthrie sparked early scoring, and fielding helps from Erd Baseman Cook and Lucas highlighted a dominant Bluefield performance.
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Australian star thrashes Gochet in French tennis title
In Auteuil June 5, Australian Jack Crawford defeated Henri Cochet 8 6 6 1 3 to claim the open hard court title. Crawford’s win ends Cochet’s era, marks the first outsider triumph since 1925, and boosts Australia’s Davis Cup hopes. Margaret Scriven and Elizabeth Ryan won women’s doubles. Scriven also claimed singles, with mixed doubles titles to Crawford and Scriven.
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Jack Crawford
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Auteuil
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Australia
United States
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Elizabeth Ryan
Miss Scriven
Fred Perry
G. P. Hughes
Welch Senators defeat Bishop Ball Nine 5-1
Welch Senators beat Bishop Ball Nine 5-1 at Welch ballpark Sunday. Pitcher Jackie Mitchell from Chatanooga worked the first three innings with one hit charged against her. Charley Gearhart finished for Welch while Cyphers and Anderson pitched for Bishop.
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Welch
Jackie Mitchell
Chatanooga
Charley Gearhart
Cyphers
Anderson
First Sacker Kirby Farrell Guides Beckley to 10-1 Win
Beckley, W. Va. June 5 Kirby Farrell, Black Knight first baseman, hurled a 10 to 1 victory over Dayton. He allowed nine hits and fanned Dayton batters as Beckley built a early lead then coasted. Dunford, fettered, Millies, Farrell and Health provided support in the Beckley win.
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W. Va
Kirby Farrell
Black Knight
Dayton
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Millies
Farrell and Health
Mohney Wins Kentucky Amateur Golf Title
Lexington, June 5. Jack Mohney, 19, captured the Kentucky open golf championship with a 36-hole score of 144, two over par at Ashland Golf Club. Nelson Ruddy and Bunny Benning tied for second at 145. Mohney received a trophy prize.
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Jack Mohney
Ashland
Nelson Ruddy
Covington
Bunny Benning
Mohney
Baer Schmeling Bout Draws Big Prefight Hype at Yankee Stadium
New York June 5 Dempsey eyes high gates as Max Baer and Max Schmeling prepare for a 15 round battle at Yankee Stadium with 60 000 expected to attend and gate receipts near 300 000. Schmeling favored 2 to 1 with Baer boasting reach and weight advantages but facing strong punching power and limited defense. The fight set for 8 30 p m local time will not be broadcast.
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Jack Dempsey
Metropolitan
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Dempsey
James H. Searr
New York Weather Bureau
Baer
Jack Sharkey
Schmeling
Atlantic City
Max
Fido
John L. Sullivan
Jim Corbett
Jim
Jim Jeffries
Jeff
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Reno
Johnson
Jess Willard
Tommy Burns
Big Jess
Toledo
National League Games Today Featured Matches Across Cities
National League action features Pittsburgh at Chicago New York at Brooklyn and St Louis at Cincinnati with Otherea not scheduled for today as teams clash across the circuit in early season play.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Yesterday's Results Update in Major League Baseball Scores
Yesterday's final scores show Philadelphia 7 Washington 4. Detroit 8 Cleveland 7. Chicago 14 St Louis 7. Remaining games include Detroit at Cleveland, Boston at New York, Washington at Philadelphia, and Chicago at St Louis.
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Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
New York
St. Louie
Washington Eaerwee
International League scores report unclear results
Toronto routed Buffalo 7 to 6 while Baltimore fell to Jersey City 3 2 Newark beat Albany 4 to 3 in a partial standings brief.
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Toronto
Buffalo
Baltimore
Jersey City
Newark
Albany
American Association Scores and Postponements
Baseball scores show Kansas City two, Indianapolis six, St. Paul three, Columbus six, Minneapolis four, Toledo nine with others postponed due to rain. Milwaukee ten, Louisville seven.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
Ciuci Shines In North Shore Open Preview
Nashville beat Atlanta 3 to 6 while Chattanooga defeated Knoxville 13 to 6 as other games were postponed. Henry Ciuci led by carding 37 33 70 two under par at the North Shore layout where the national open will be decided this weekend.
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Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Archie Hambrick Wins First In St. Paul Driving Contest
Archie Hambrick of Zanesville Ohio and Bluefield West Virginia won the St Paul open golf driving contest with three tee shots averaging 277.6 yards and best single drive 281.7 yards earning 185 dollars.
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St. Paul
Zanesville
Ohio
Bluefield
W Va
Charlies Lacey
New York
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Minn
Jimmy Foulis
Scotland
Chicago
Keller Course
Dempsey Boxing Promoter Tackles Max Schmeling Clash
The piece previews the Schmeling Baer title bout at Yankee Stadium, noting Schmeling’s experience edge and Baer’s reach and height advantage. It recalls boxers past and the era’s welterweight and heavyweight history, hinting at a strong gate while musing on a potential Schmeling triumph.
Grove Starts for Athletics in 6 0 0 Victory over Senators
Lefty Grove moved to the mound for his first start since May 6 and led Philadelphia to a 6 0 0 win over Washington, earning his fifth straight victory with a home run and eight other hits in a nine inning performance. The Senators built most of their runs in the sixth seventh frames, while Grove and Philadelphia pitchers limited Washington’s offense after the early innings.
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Lefty Grove
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Washington Senators
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Senators
Sam Rice
Bishop
Alvin Crowder
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Rome
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Summers
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Sorrell
Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indiana
Vic Frazier
Detroit
Tigers
Wes Ferrell
Vic Sorrell
Sarge Conally
Ferrell
Gehringer
WVU Alumni Debate Still Deadlocked On Athletics Plan
Morgantown, June 5. Members of the West Virginia University Alumni Association at their annual meeting today refused to back a proposed graduate managerial system for directing athletics. The 42 42 tie split centered on H A Stansbury, the director of athletics, who is not a WVU graduate. Houston G Young led the opposing camp while Paul Hager supported the measure with Dr Nicholas Nardicei and Charles Goodwin among supporters. Judge Lewis Miller was elected president with Dr Gary Hogg as vice president and Dr L B Arnett as treasurer.
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W. Va
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H. A. Stansbury
West Virginia
Houston G. Young
Charleston
Paul Hager
Moundsville
Home Run Leaders and Standings Report
Yesterday Grove Athletica and Gehringer Tigers tied for one home run each while Berger Klein Gehrig Ruth and Lazzeri posted multiple tallies. The league totals show National 143 American several teams and players listed among the top power hitters.
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Senatora
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Phillies
Gehrig
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Ruth
Hartnett
Subs
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American
Écckwesae Tornos Andstates
Unknown challenger tops field in 1933 open golf
Chicago June 5. Wee Bobby Cruickshank scouts the national open field for 1933 and bets on an unknown entrant prevailing. He notes stars like Sarazen Hagen Mae Smith Von Elm will be there, but expects a relative unknown to shoot a strong 72 holes total.
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George von Elm
Los Angeles
Golfdam
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Paul Runyan
Harry Cooper
Chicago Star
Herman Barron
Olin Dutra
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Dela
Diegel
Nel White
University of Southern California
Hambrick
Chicago
Bobby Cruickshank
Sarizen
Mae Smith
von Elm
Bluefield Ladies Beat Roanoke in Team Golf Match
Bluefield Country Club women defeated Roanoke Country Club ladies in a team match played at Roanoke yesterday. Bluefield led 12 to 11. low gross scores went to Mrs. W. H. Mellhany of Bluefield with 96, while Mrs. Flanagan of Roanoke posted 93. Roanoke and Bluefield plan return matches, with Roanoke-hosted event and Wytheville trip noted.
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Roanoke
Roanoke Country Club
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Magic City
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Southwestern Golf League
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W. H. McIlhany
A. M. Flipper
J. M. Herndon
T. A. Kirk
W. H. St. Clair
W. W. Cox
A. B. Mahood
Rachel Michael
Betty Markle
Simmons Climbing Batting Lead With Hitting Burst
Al Simmons piled up three hits in five at bats as he surged to the top of the major league batting race. His average rose six points to .374, two points ahead of Hodapp who was idle. Standings show Simmons of the White Sox leading with .374, Hodapp at .369, and Chapman .366 among others.
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