Powermen nip Pepsis 3 2 in key City Softball tilt
The Powermen defeated the Pepsis 3 2 at Wadefield in a pitcher’s duel. Rob Smith limited the Pepsis to two hits while Shorty Ehudin yielded one earned run, and the Powermen moved into first half contention led by Smith’s strong mound work.
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Wadefield
George Smiley
Shorty Ehudin
Rob Smith
Victors
Concord College
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Knocky Swecker
Underwood
Orden
Bill Crotty
Swecker
Kirk
Ferrell
Linkous
Ernie Linkous
Pepsi
Paul Vennari
Dick Ruddle
Chick Smith
Bus Kirk
Ernie Underwood
Carol Shockey
Knocky Snecker
Verne Kirk
Jimmy Woods
Harold Shrader
Glenn Ferrell
Rufus Bondurant
Jim Bailey
Medwick and Davis Traded to Brooklyn for Four Players
St Louis announces the sale of outfielder Joe Medwick and pitcher Curt Davis to the Brooklyn Dodgers for four players and an unannounced cash payment. Brooklyn sends Ernie Kay Carl Doyle Sam Nahem and Berthold Haas in the swap. Cash figures are unconfirmed but variably estimated between 100000 and 185000 dollars.
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Curt Davis
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Brooklyn
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Carl Doyle
Doyle
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Louisville
Berthold Haas
Montreal
Medwick
Ney
Derringer Shuts Down Phils 2-1 for Fifth Straight Win
Cincinnati right hander Paul Derringer earned his fifth consecutive victory by limiting Philadelphia to eight hits and one walk over eight innings. Morrie Arnovich delivered a key two base hit and an Ernie Lombardi sacrifice fly drove in a run as Derringer and the Reds beat the Phillies 2 to 1.
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Phils
Big Paul Derringer
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Si Johnson
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Frank McCormick
Ernie Lombardi
Chuck Klein
Morrie Arnovich
Bill Werber
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Philadelphia AB
OA Mahan
Schult
Martin
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McCormick
Lombardi
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Derringer
Philadelphia
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Werber
Mahan
Balla
Sears, Dunn
Jorda
Blades loses Banks on Cards after brief manager run
Whitney Martin reviews Ray Blades's year plus with the St. Louis Cardinals noting his stubborn pitching policy and the club's frequent managerial changes since 1925. The piece argues Blades' dismissal may reflect the team’s rotation of leaders and uncertain pennant chances.
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Whitney Martin
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Ray Blades
Red Bird
Rogers Hornsby
Branch Rickey
Bob O'Farrell
Bill McKechnie
Billy Southworth
Gabby Street
Frankie Frisch
Blades
Southwark
McKechnie
Littl
Reds
St. Petersburg
Clyde Shoun
Martin Marion
Jimmy Brown
Stu Martin
Southworth
Mizes
Medwicks
St. Louis
Mountain State League Results and Tonight's Games
Logan edged Ashland 4 3 in ten innings as rain affected other games. Tonight Bluefield visits Logan, Welch travels to Ashland, and Williamson plays Huntington.
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Ashland
Bluefield
Welch
Williamson
Huntington
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Welch Ashland Wee
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Pro wrestling returns to Bluefield Friday night
Pro promoter Ralph Weinberg brings professional wrestling to Sport Arena Bluefield Friday at 8 30. The show features Bibber Mc Coy the top villain and Johnny Marrs the Virginia gentleman, with Mc Coy known for recent national notoriety over a Pfeffer incident and a prison term for beating him.
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Ralph Weinberg
Sportarena
Weinberg
Big Shot Villian
Bibber McCoy
Johnny Marrs
Virginia
McCoy
New York
Jack Pfeffer
Wrestling Trust
Bibber
Pfeffer
Villian
Logan Indians Defeat Ashland in tenth inning
In Logan W Va on June 12 a pop fly miscue by Ashland second baseman Alexander with two out in the tenth allowed Stanley Wentzel to score the winning run as the Logan Indians edged the Ashland Colonels 4 to 3 in a Mountain State league game. Marek and Wooldridge pitched for Logan with Pennington and Seidel behind the plate.
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Hunt
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Welch Teeta
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T. Logan
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Logan
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Eenne
Aeosee
Lorenz
Byrne
Bezdek
Perkins
Sabina
Gehrman
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Cruthers
Snyder
Godlew
Husman
Hunt Eee
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We Eee
Urich
Blue Weeee
Shewey
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Atwater
WM Oessees
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Sees
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Flannery
Welch Whee
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Hernes
Ferrell
Williams
Bay van Pelt
BM & Lear
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Welc Deluhia
H. Whee
Bloomer
Feesler
Welch
Selder
Baro
Bronaker
Gravino
Starr
Tarrant Welch Esser
Howell Ashland
Brooks
Welch Wear
Dakin
Ashland
Athenee
Williamson
Peters Williamson
Bluefield
Bickford
Pennington
Potts
Meade
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Bruce
Ritter
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Huntington
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Wakin
Huntingtor
Williameson
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Kennedy
Ashlins
Eve
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Huntington Seer
Stevens
T. Huntington
Wtetane
Rene
Hamson
Tee
Aer
W. Va
Logan Indians
Ashlan Colonels
Johnny Seidel
Stanley Wentzel
Exander
Wentzel
Marek
Wooldridge
Seidel
Baseball scores and schedule update across leagues
Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 while Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 4. New York was to play Chicago but rain halted play. Midwest results show Portsmouth 7 over Charleston 6 and Dayton 4 over Youngstown 2 with no further games listed.
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Keller's Seventh Inning Homer Secures Yankees Win Over Tigers
Charley Keller hit a seventh inning solo shot with two on to erase early Tiger advantage as New York beat Detroit 7 to 5. Dick Bartell added a two run homer in the second, and Buck Newsom left with a four run margin that the Yankees chipped away before Keller’s decisive blast.
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Dick Bartell
Tigers
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Yanks
Erun
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McCosky
Gehringer
Greenberg
Pee Took
UD Eesecre
York
Gordon
Milla
DiMaggio
Keller
Crosetti
Rf Hadley
Hadley
Benton
Selkirk
Yorkahlgren
Croset
Dahlgren
Newsom
Breuer
McKain
Lls
Rommel
Ormsby
Red Sox Rally Beats Indians 9-5 to Hold Lead
The Red Sox trailed before a six-run rally in the eighth inning powered a 9-5 win over the Indians. Boston sent 12 batters to the plate after Al Milnar faltered, pulling away from a late deficit to protect their first place.
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al Milnar
Mel Harder
Detroit at Cleveland tops today's baseball slate
Detroit faces Cleveland with Rowe carrying a 4-0 record against Smith 5-1 as the sole game on the schedule. The MLB card lists results from New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, Washington, St. Louis, and Cleveland with final scores noted.
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Washington
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Va. Smith
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