Bratton Hamlett Fight Caps Card in Bluefield
Bluefield boxing card features two main events with O'Dell Hamlett facing Billy Bratton and Cooper White stopping Willie Sutphin in the second round. The crowd saw White dominate Sutphin while Bratton and Hamlett staged a brutal war, Hamlett faltering in rounds two and three. Referee Ray Barnett and judges Munsey Hoskins and Clint Repass tabulated decisions.
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Hamlett
O'Dell
Bluefield
Sutpkin
White
Sutphin
Barnet
Willie
Wee
John Henry Lawson
Seymour
Eddie Shelton
Tony Slango
Blueme
Bernie Green
Falls
Bill Henderson
Merle Monet
Beckley
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Nelson Clark
Ide- Ba
Tom Sa' Ait Giotto
Vent
Last Night Scores Include Huntington and Welch Victories
Huntington defeated Bluefield 5 to 4. Williamson edged Ashland 5 to 4 with 19 innings. Logan beat Welch 6 to 5. Matchups listed include Welch at Logan and Williamson at Ashland.
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Bluefield
Welch Tee
Williamson Forescerss SL
Olen
Huntington
Ashland
Williamson
Logan
Welch
Hunon
Scores from the day’s baseball games
Columbus defeated St. Paul 6 to 2 Indianapolis edged Milwaukee 4 to 3 Minneapolis won over Toledo 6 to 5 Kansas City beat Louisville 7 to 3
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Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
Huntington Baseball Labor Tension Sparks Public Debate
Huntington faces growing strife between professional baseball and the newspaper business as radio coverage and front-page decisions stir conflict. Boston and Chicago broadcasts trigger industry concerns while New York papers limit baseball on front pages. A July Canfield Shore event in Kanawha Park features the Brooklyn Dodgers and Chicago White Sox with players like Lyons Kuhel and Altrock. tickets cost 2 dollars for grandstand and 1 dollar for bleachers.
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Bill Cunningham
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Cunningham
Chicago
New York
Kanawha Park
Henderson L. Peebles
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago White Sox
Leo Ferooner
National League
Jimmy Dykes
Pale Hose
Sport
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Whee Kuhel
Gee Walker
Dolf Camilli
Freddy Sington
Beckley
Nick Altrock
Giants bash Reds 17 to 3 in record home run spree
New York Giants explode for a club record seven homers in a single game as they thump Cincinnati 17 to 3. Danning Otis Burgess Whitehead Demaree and Bonura among those homering in the fourth inning frame that broke the era's prior mark.
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New York Giants
Smasher
Claciamatt Sede
Atteask
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Joe Moore
Mc Ott
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Burgess Whitehead
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Rey
Reds Mirror Yankees In Pitch Power And Lineup
New York and Cincinnati resemble each other in pitching depth and hitting. McKechnie’s Reds show a sputtering offense but solid mound work with Derringer and Walters completing games, while the Yankees rely on strong pitching and timely hits led by Grissom and McCormick.
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Whitney Martin
New York
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Reds
Giants
Bill McKechnie
Harry Craft
Wally Berger
Theankees
Paul Derringer
Bucky Walters
Johnny Vander Meer
Lloyd Moore
Lee Grissom
McKechnie
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Frank McCormick
Steney
Craft
Berger
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Prey
Nation's Top Shotmakers Tune Up for Open Classic
The 6,786 acre Philadelphia Country Club Spring Mill course hosted 165 golfers as the 43rd national open championship nears. Notables such as Armour 74, Bud Ward, Denny Shute, Byron Nelson 75, Jug McSpaden 68, and Snead drew attention while Ralph Goodall, Dick Metz, Neilson, and Picard were among early frontrunners. A large gallery watched the first tee ahead of the event.
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Philadelphia
Thelphia Country Club
Spring Mill
Chicago
Bud Ward
Denny Shute
Hunt
Wasa
Laffoon
Ed Oliver
Byron Nelson
Jug McSpaden
Ralph Guildahl
Severa
Snead
Gene
Willie Turn
Bulla
Netty
National League Yesterday's Results and Today’s Pitching Showdowns
Phillies beat Chicago and St Louis 9 to 5 while New York routed Cincinnati 117 to 3. Brooklyn edged Pittsburgh 5 to 3. Today’s games feature Otte at New York Passeau at Pittsburgh and Brecklyn at Philadelphia with Griscom facing Butcher in early matchups.
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Chicago & St. Louis
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Passeau
Yelton
Gumbert
Teburgh
Ms den
Sane
Foaten
Tobin
Brecklyn
Bodee
Peuage
Innat
Grissom
Va Butcher
Baseball scores and upcoming games in the American League
Washington defeated St. Louis 16 to 7 and Chicago beat Philadelphia 7 to 4. Cleveland edged Boston 8 to 7 while Detroit topped New York 6 to 2. New York visits Chicago as Lee faces Gill, Boston plays St. Louis-Gatehouse against Gill, and Philadelphia meets Detroit with Nelson versus Rowe.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
New York
Lee
St. Louie
Gatehouse
Gill
Nelson
Rowe
Haynes
Carrasque
Ve Milnar
Harder
War Admiral Retires to His Maryland Farm
Berlin Maryland June 6 War Admiral son of Man O War retires from racing owner Samuel D Riddle through William Whaley manager of Glen Riddle farms announced the nemesis of 1937 three year olds would be retired soon after Belmon Park form failed from rheumatic ailment. He will be shipped to Maryland ending the racing career of the courageous bay gelding who won the Ken Derby Belmont stakes and others in 1937 and who bled from a forehoof wound in the Belmont yet won the long race.
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Whitney Martin Berlin
Samuel D. Riddle
William Whaley
Glen Riddle Farms
Man O’ Warderen
International League standings brief
The fragment lists Buffalo at 3 percent, Baltimore at 2, Byraciee 4, Montreal 2 with a 13 in parentheses, Rochester 11, and Newark with an ampersand trailing, indicating an incomplete standings snippet.
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Buffalo
Baltimore
Byraciee
Montreal
Rochester
Newark
Aces Edge Blue Grays 5–4 In Huntington Pitchers Duel
Huntington shuts out Bluefield in a tight 5 to 4 game as Jack Talbott and Lefty Meers duel. Bluefield edges Huntington in hits 10 to 8, but Talbott issues six walks and two wild pitches. Meers matches him on the mound, with both teams fighting to stay atop the five Mountain State league race.
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Flyntington Aces
Bluefield Blue Grays
Jack Talbott
Lefty Meers
Huntington
Untington
Bluefield
Sorrell
Welch
Blue Grays
Jack
Sohibl
Jordan
Micenell
Antonio
Gibba
Oakley
Fielder
Talbott
Baas
Antoni
Mi Hoffman
Meers
Powers
Gito Powers
Gwin
Ers
Rhein
Ladner
Gabe
Guinther Leads Logan Past Welch Miners in Tight Win
Logan center fielder Guinther belted a homer as Logan scored six runs in the ninth to beat Welch 6 to 5. Welch managed two runs in the eighth but couldn’t hold the late surge, with Rudisell and Hayden contributing offensively for the Miners.
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Logan
W. Va
Guinther
Motes Oees
Welch Miners
Welch
Lone
Malatin
Rudisell
Hayden
Williamson Defeats Ashland 5 to 4 in Low-Scoring Bout
Ashland Kentucky June 6 Williamson edged Ashland 5 to 4. Smith fanned 11 while Motsigner struck out eight but allowed 11 hits to Smith 5. The game featured scattered early scoring and late drama as pitchers battled and Ashland left runners stranded.
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Ashland
Williamson
Smith
Motsigner
Holcomb
Carman
Grimes
Byrne
Mestnik Sold by Welch Miners to Cincinnati Reds
Hank Mestnik star right handed pitcher of the Welch Miners for two seasons has been sold to the Cincinnati Reds. He was sent to Muskogee Oklahoma to join a class C farm club for $1000. Only two Welch alumni have fetched more in transfers, Stanley Arnzen and Ralph Waite.
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Hank” Mestnik
Welch Miners
Cincinnati Reds
Welch
Muskogee
Okla
Western Association
Reds
Mestnik
Stanley Arnzen
Columbia
S. C
Cincinnati
Ralph Waite
Moundsman
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Detroit Tigers Defeat Yankees As Newsom Shines
Detroit scores against New York with a 6 0 win after strong pitching by Newsom and solid hitting from Greenberg and Gehringer. Key plays include Walker and Crosetti contributing on base paths while Hildebrand suffers in a 5 2/3 inning stint for the Yankees. Attendance noted, game duration about two hours.
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Re. Seeeveeesceeres
Gelkirk
Fox
Gordon
Runa
Hildebrand
Crosetti
Newsom
Walker
Gehringer
Crosett Walker
Biglen
Greenberg
Sacrifice Walker
Rolfe Gordon
Dahlgren
New York
Russo
Sandra
Dietrich Hero As Chisox Cop Dietrich Hero As Chisox Cop
Dietrich powered the White Sox to a victory after a rough start, as he drove in key runs in a midgame rally. The article notes Dietrich’s dominance on the mound and his contribution to the team’s win.
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Akron and Charleston clash in quirky league score line
In a rough mix up from the Middle Atlantic League action Akron faced Charleston with a jumble of team names and odd scores. Springfield and Canton also appeared in the confusing lineup as Teun Portemouth shown a six ton note.
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Akron &, Aes
Charleston
Springfield
Canton
Teun Portemouth
Indians Nose Out Bosox 8-7 in tight three game series final
Cleveland wins 8-7 over Boston on June 6 as Ben Chapman and Oscar Grimes contribute key doubles to clinch the series three games to one for the Indians.
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Cleveland
Ben Chapman
Oscar Grimes
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
The
Indians
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