Pirates Tie Dodgers With 6-3 Win To Seize Second
Pittsburgh surged to second in the National League with a 6-3 victory over Brooklyn as Red Lucas held the Dodgers to four hits through seven innings before relief and timely hitting widened the gap. The Pirates scored in the third on Lucas’s double and Schulte’s single, added two in the fifth, and homered in the sixth, while Brooklyn stranded baserunners late.
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Quy Bush
Bill
Clark
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Fred Schulte
Aingle
Gus Suhe
Cookie Lavagetto
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Cincinnati
Cardinals
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Onceta Dings
Leonard Ienrandt
Steace
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Wb Brubaker
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Errora
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Schulte
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Suhr
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Frey
Rae
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Chicago
Ken O'Dea
Philadelphia
Fabian Kowalik
Heck
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Hack
Galan
Ringe
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Sylvestar Johnson
O'Dea
Centar
Harman
Lon- Warneke
Philadalatia
Taiglish
Warnecke
Delphia
Chig
Farhieget
Mii
Marna
Taine Bate
Behind the Scenes of the Louis Schmeling Match
In a June feature from Napanoch New Jersey, Down Sports profile the key figures behind the Louis Schmeling fight. Joy Jacobs manages the boxer and jokes about money, while Tyrfan Black, John Roxborough, and Max Machon steer strategy. Trainers Jack Blackburn and others shape Louis, with Roxborough a sharp talker and legal-minded observer guiding instinctive decisions.
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Napanoch
Max Schateling
Joe Louie
Joy Jacobs
Joy
Yunsel
Schmeling
Tie Buainess
Teuton
Tyrfan Black
John Roxborough
Joe Lewis
Roxborough
Charlie Chaplin
Louis
Max Machon
Macnon
Traiier
Machoan
Tye
Maxes
Jack Blackburn
Jack
Philadelphia
Joe Gane
Saim‘Lanford
Jos
Manny
Rocs
1 082 Degrees Granted in State Institutions
David Kirby, secretary of the state board of education, reported 1 082 degrees awarded by state-supported schools this year. The total excludes 507 graduates from West Virginia University and 26 from Potomac State College. Degrees span arts, normal, and technical programs across multiple colleges including Shepherd, Glenville, New River, West Liberty, West Virginia State, Fairmont, Concord, and others.
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Charleston
Wy Ve
David Kirby
Atate Board of Education
Virginia Atudenta
Weal Virginia University
Potoman State College
Teachers’ College
Shepherd
Glenvitle
New River State
West Libarty
West Virginia State
Bivefeld
Marshal
College
Fairmont
Concord
Wind Rain and Dust Sweep South Crackling Storm
A wind rain and dust storm swept over parts of west Tennessee and nearby regions this afternoon, uprooting trees and damaging homes. In Mond, Print Mond, a woman and her child were killed as debris struck them while seeking shelter in a storm cellar. The storm disrupted electricity and communications, damaged roofs and crops, and caused widespread property losses across Mississippi and Arkansas.
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Memphis
Fenn
West Tennesges
Mississippi
Arkansas
Drother
Print Mond
Teon
John Cooper
Dimmy
Father Lumpkin Returns to Mat in Virginia Showdown
Father Lumpkin, famed for cracking the Golden Bear line in the Rose Bowl tilt of 1829, returns to face Red Devil in a major Halph Wainbera event at Virginian Side Monday night. The card features pro wrestling veteran Lumpkin’s hard pace and deceptive moves against Abia Yourist, with Cy. Wad a teammate at Middieante. The two fatlas events run best of three with 60 minutes total time and gates of 50 and 60 dollars.
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Fallow
Halph Wainbera
Herman Hickman
Fang
Abia Yourist
Mg Oye Willios
University of Florida
Cy. Wad
Will Middiekeante
Southern
Baseball's Big Six Site Lineup in Major League Play
A crane of garbled OCR outlines the Big Six baseball lineup through yesterday. Charley Sehringer and Gohringer lead the Tyers shawlnkey Mange in the American and National Leagues respectively, with mentions of Lou Gehrig and other stars amid a curtailed schedule and uneven team averages.
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Charley Sehringer
Tyers- Shawlnkey
Gohringer
Aronis
Klay
Lou Gahrig
Vans
Standsiga
Reading Autyre
Word to Wise. Heavyweight champ offers guidance at Yankee Stadium
A grainy image shows current heavyweight king Jimmy Brad Dobk giving advice to ex-titleholder Max Schmeling on how to conduct himself in a fight with jog fouls at Yankee Stadium. The photo is dated June 18 and was taken in Schmeling’s home city.
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Dobk
Max Schineling
Yankee Stadium
Schmeling
Nepgnoch
Martinsburg Blue Sox join Bi-County league clash
Martinsburg’s Martinsburg Blue Sox organized for the season with Hack Wilson in charge will play a Bi-County Industrial league all-star team July 5 to crown Berkeley county supremacy. Opequon Country Club drops to last in Bi-State Golf Association after 24 points at Winchester. Leo King notes Alex Gaga, WVU dropout, may join Georgetown to study acting, with Cara pursuing Washington work if credits pass. Mrs Samus Hill aged 90 and Confederate veteran Nicholas Moore aged 96 attend Charles Town races as oldest turf fans. Harpertown ties for first in Green Mountain league via forfeit route as Bans misses team. Oscar Nelaun of Charleston, with horses at White Sulphur Springs, to exhibit at Huntington show.
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Charleston
W. Va
Martinsburg Blue Sox
Hack Wilson
Industrial League
Berkeley County
Opequon Country Club
Martinsburg
Winchester
Leo King
Clarksburg
Alex Gaga
West Virginia University
Jack Haggerty
Georgetown University
Cara
Washington
Samus Hill
Nicholas Moore
Charles Town
Harpertown
Green Mountain
Blonde Baggage Wins at Charles Town Racecourse
Blonde Baggage, an Ohio rival, captured the feature at Charles Town today, finishing ahead of Royal Well and Famous Clayton as Sea Finn nosed Miss Motoe in the seven furlongs, with payouts including 23.20 for the winner and 31.20 for the daily double Claud Feltner’s Barn Stormer and Dervish.
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W. Va
Ohio
Sammie Palumbo
Phe Shors
Corey
Col
Claud Feltner
J. Bowes Bond
Dervish
J. Paltney
Miss Noby
Eric Pedley Rides Hard For American Victory
London witnesses a fierce opening cup match at Hurlingham as Eric Pedley, in centaur fashion, scores and equals his cup record. Britain’s four horsemen press a pole position bid but the United States clinches the 10 to 2 win amid a late British rally to the seventh period before a 10,000 crowd.
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Kent
Britain
Hurlingham Club
California
Eric Pedhey
America
Nate
Wlumph
Yankees
Eric Pedley
Pedley
Red Sox edge Tigers 4 3 in tight Boston win
Wes Ferrell outduels Clarence Phillips as Boston beats Detroit 4 to 3. The Red Sox gain two runs in the second inning on Bill Werber’s RBI triple and Jimmy Foxx’s single, then Filt McNair doubles in a third inning run. Cleveland also wins 10 to 2 over Washington, with George Blacholder dominant and Travis HR for Washington.
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Wes
Philps
Tigers
Huston
Ramee
Detre Hoa Jtogell
Fox
Gehringer
Costin
Imantina
Cooke
Cramer
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Kevor—Cooke
Goffin
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Werbers
Manuelis
Lisse Hlte
McNair
Manteh
Detroit
Borton
W. Ferrell
Townston
Summers
Owens
Taig
Cleveland
Washington
Jane
Cleveland Indians
George Blachalder
Washington Senators
Blacholder
Griffen
Geeff Travia
Bobby Lewis
Lake
Whitehill
Senators
Glee
Lewis
Meynoltx
Stone
Trayix
Israel
oigTa Wress
Bolt
Sectestose
Marberry
Miley Nees
Quevelann
Reynolds
Rune Hatted
Vosmik
Hale
Troaky
Travia
Tylte
Voainitk
Lowry
Hughes
Bolton
Trosky
Baseball notes from the American League card game
Brief league update with listed matchups Cleveland at Chicago Washington at New York Boston at Detroit features players Brady and Allee in brief notes.
Mungo quits Dodgers amid trade and tempers flare
Van Mungo, star pitcher for Brooklyn, quits the Dodgers after failed trades and friction with teammates and management. Dodgers keep him suspended pending a deal, hoping to fetch around 75000 dollars, while Casey Stengel reportedly aims to rebuild the pitching staff with Mungo as the backbone.
Battle Lines Drawn in Wightman Cup Tennis
London hosts the 14th Wightman Cup as Britain and the United States vie for supremacy in a five year run. Helen Jacobs faces Kay Stammerer with Dorothy Round and Mia Van Tym in doubles against Nancy Lyle and Evelyn Dearman, while Sarah Palfrey Fabyan halves lead for the Americans.
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Stern
Braten
Britain
America
Scvenmeries
Helen’ Jacobs
Kay Stammere
Saray ‘Palfrey
Fabyan
Brooking Mage
Dorothy Round
Titifat
Ruth Mary
Hardwick
Mise
Jacobse
Mia
Fabyan Miss Stammera
Yreda James
Mungo quits Dodgers amid trade snafu and dispute
Star pitcher Van Mungo left the Brooklyn Dodgers today for New York amid dissatisfaction with teammates and failed trade negotiations. Club business manager John Gorman said no action would be taken yet, though fines or suspension were expected. Mungo refused to reconsider after refusing to report to the Forbesfield clubhouse.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Dodgers
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Pirates
Glneinnau
Mungo
Kik
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Talien
Efth
Cincinnati
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Van
Anjlen
Forbesfield
Brooklyn
Giants
Clydell Castleman
Hank Leiber
Be Bag
Citler
New Ball Club Here Boostars to Play Saltville Saturday
Teadera of the new independent Bluefield baseball club announced the team will be named the Boostars and Saltville will be played at Cainfield on Saturday at 3 30 p m. Gordon Tabor and Ted Johnson head the club with veteran amateur organizers. They expect to play Saturday and Sunday games with top local players and uniforms donated by local business concerns.
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Ivam
Gordon Tabor
Ted Johnson
Walfornia
Saltville
Te Tri-County
McDowell County
Fue Fang
Teadera
Boostars
Cainfield
Probable Pitchers for Major Leagues Lineup
In major league action listed for tomorrow American League showcases Cain versus Graveling in Washington. Philadelphia sends Brown to Decca. New York matches Rowe against Hadey. Boston hosts Thomas. National League features Boston at Chicago with Benge, Lie, and others. New York at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. St. Louis with Jorgens and Wintord.
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St. Laure
Chicago
New York
Washington
Cain
Graveling
Philadelphia Brown
Decca
New Yor
Rowe
Uiliy
Boston
Thomas
National League
Benge Lie
Jew ‘York
Pittaburgacebbalt
Brooklyn
Cincinnat
Baker Vg. Schott Op Hollingaworth
St. Louis
Jorgens Vm Wintord
Home Run Standings in Regional Baseball Totals
Huntington leads Dayton 4, Canton 11, Zanesville 4. Portsmouth and Chetleator Akron 7, Johnstown 6. Regional baseball standings summarized with teams and scores in terse report style.
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Dayton
Canton
Zanesville
Portsmouth
Chetleator
Akron
Johnatown
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