Bluefield Blue Grays Lead Mountain State Race Says Critics Alarmist
Column argues Bluefield Blue Grays, led by Vic Sorrell, will dominate the Mountain State league by July Fourth as rivals worry. Writer defends league stability, praises Ray Ryan’s leadership, notes financial strains and potential realignment options including Beckley and Princeton.
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CS Corrine Ome
Blue Grays
Vic Sorrell
Bluefield
Logan
Beckley Bengals
Vic
Mountain State Loop
Sorrell
Beckley
Mountain State
Bratton Faces Virginia Killer in Amateur Show
The Sportarena bill headlines a grudge bout between Billy Bratton of Bluefield and Dale Hamlett of Springton, with Hamlett promising to prove fearless. The card also features Willie Sutkin the North Side Terror and other regional boxers in an eight bout program led by promoter Cooper White.
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Mine Union
Ane White
West Virginia
Willie Suptkin
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Verne Green
Falls Mills
Merle McManus
Skeleton
Bill Henderson
Bluefield
Tony Slango
Beckley
Hoge Boyd
Nelson Clark
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Eddie Shelton
Agi
Harry Seymour
Raleigh
Tom
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Tommy Wingheld
Cotton Smith
A Binehe
Woody Garrett
T—Cooper White
Willie Supthin
Billy Bratton
Dale Hamlett
Reds Hammer Giants 8-2 in Walters Seventh Win
Bucky Walters earned his seventh win of the season as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the New York Giants 8-2. Walters allowed seven hits and the Reds pulled away with a five run sixth inning that chased Hal Schumacher. Linus Frey drove in three with a bases loaded triple, while Ernie Lombardi contributed a tenth homer of the year in the fourth.
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Linus Frey
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Ete Myers
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Waltera
Ey Tgee
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Pare
Lendance
Tri-County League Sunday Results Reported
Sunday results from Tri County League show Elkhorn North Fork beating Rock 9 to 7 while Buffalo and Baltimore games are noted as played. Specifics for Mercuto and Aojocacy City remain unclear from the fragment.
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Hea Elkhorn-Northfork
Rock
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Springfeld Triumphs in 6-3 Win Over Charleston
Middle Atlantic League action shows Springfeld defeating Charleston 6 to 3 as ton 4 and Youngstown P gain wins. Portsmouth edges Dayton 5 to 3 in another game. Buffalo Negro, a lightweight, extends win streak with a ten round decision over Tony Canzoneri, former world lightweight champion.
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Young Harris
Buffalo
Tony Canzoneri
Phillies Top Cubs Behind Mulcahy as Higbe Debuts
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 13 hits to win against Larry French Charlie Root and Gene Lillard. Hugh Mulcahy suffers first defeat after four innings, with Kirby Higbe making his Cubs start before being replaced in the eighth. Higbe and Lillard give up numerous hits as Philadelphia plates runs later in the game.
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Charlie Root
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Eee
Hugh Mulcahych
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Ree
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Imine Mom
Oitembenceel Tek
Tamulis Shuts Pirates To Seven Hits In Brooklyn Remark
In Brooklyn on June 5 Vito Tamulis limited the Pittsburgh Pirates to seven hits as he dominated the game turning to the next page for continuing coverage.
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Vito Tamulis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bridges Doses Yankees With Whitewash in Win
Bridges pitched a four hit shutout sparking a 3-0 win over the New York Yankees. Hank Greenberg hit his 12th homer and Pinky Higgins added a fourth inning run supported by Fox steal and Rogell single. Monte Pearson took the loss as Detroit improves with Bridges’ seventh win of the season.
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Rue
Geisel
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Bass
Indians Defeat Red Sox 7-5 Behind Averill Two Doubles
Earl Averill drove in Webb and Pytlak with his first run of the year as Cleveland beat Boston 7-5. Johnny Allen hurled for the Indians with support from two timely doubles, while the Red Sox faded late.
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Seeee
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tcher—Omueller
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Earl Averill
Ee Webb
Frankie Pytlak
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Johnny Allen
Shoals Player Tom Gwin Signs with Boston Red Sox
Bloomington report says Tom Gwin co captain and MVP of Indiana University baseball signed with the Boston Red Sox. He previously tried out with Louisville and will be sent to Huntington Mountain State league after the contract.
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ACES
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Louisville
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Baseball scores and matchups from today
Rest of AY’S results show Brooklyn over Pittsburgh 10 to 4 and St Louis 5 Cincinnati 8. New York 2 Philadelphia 8 Chicago 7. Tonight Chicago hosts Philadelphia with Peace facing Johnson and St Louis visits Cincinnati with Dayvis against Shoffner. Portland?
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Yesterday's Major League Scores Include Chicago Win
Reported results show Chicago defeating Philadelphia 13 to 1 and Detroit topping New York 3 to 0. Other lines list unclear scores for Santen, ee, and Tate Tete with partial references to teams and players.
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Santen
Guidahl Favored Again In National Open Betting Scene
New York June 5 Ralph Guidahl is a 6 to 1 favorite to win a third straight national open title at Philadelphia, with speculation on rivals like Sam Snead Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta. Mrs Guidahl backs her husband, citing her past correct forecasts, as bookmakers weigh ability and public demand in this keen betting market.
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Jack Doyle
Bobby Jones
Doyle
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Sam Snead
Henry Picard
Snead
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Johnny Revolta
Horton Smith
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Goodall
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Laverne Guidahl
Ralph
Davenport
Iowa
Guidahl
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Denver
Gulrahl
Guldahl
Willie Anderson
Champon
Pred Corcoran
Menger
Dick Metz
Byron Nelson
Ben Hogan
Metz
Blue Grays Triumph as Martin Sorrell Star in Ashland Contest
Big Oss Martin pitched and batted and Thad Cash made three standout catches as the Blue Grays defeated Bluefield 8 6 in a high scoring game. Ashland led early, but Bluefield surged with four in the third before Ashland fought back with three in the fourth to narrow the gap.
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Jordan
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Bluefield
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Grimm
Sign Day Contracts Ties With A's and Yankees
The records show contract signings involving the Philadelphia Athletics and the New York Yankees as part of a notable sports market moment.
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