St Louis Cardinals top Phillies in 11th for 3 2 win
In a pitching duel, Ripper Collins hit his seventh homer in the eleventh to lift the St Louis Cardinals to a 3 2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Leroy Parmelee outpitched Bucky Walters, fanning six Phillies as the Phils tied in the seventh before Collins delivered the decisive blow. Medwick led off the scoring with a homer in the second.
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Pirates win sixth straight 3-2 over Giants in ninth
Pittsburgh nips New York 3-2 to extend winning streak as Fred Schulte drives in the decisive run with two out in the ninth. Bill Brubaker sparked the rally in the eighth and Paul Waner scored on Vaughan's single. Hubbell and Swift held the Giants to six hits with Swift earning the win.
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Bill Brubaker
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Cubs Win Ninth With 17 to 1 Over Bees
Chicago June 12 The Cubs beat the Boston Bees 17 to 1 in a rout highlighted byTex Carleton’s seventh win and homers by Carleton and Cavarretta. Eight extra base hits included two by Ken O'Dea and five by Ethan Allen, with a 22,087 crowd watching the big scoring spree.
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On the Road to Journalism Excellence for New Reporters
A pragmatic guide for college journalism trainees advising how to break in as a cub reporter. It counsels patience, work ethic, and practical realism about editors, publicity, credibility, and the perishability of news while urging humility and sharpness in craft.
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Tracy
All Star Preview Of Olympic Hopefuls At Princeton
New York June 12 The first all star preview of Uncle Sam Olympic hopefuls features a return mile race for Glenn Cunningham Gene Venzke and Bill Monthron at Princeton Palmer stadium tomorrow after noon. Princeton hosts its third annual invitation track meet with over 45000 tickets sold. The Cunningham Bonthron Venzke rivalry headlines a seven event program as finalists seek Olympic trials next month. The 440 yard dash pits Eddie OBrien Syracuse Ray Ellinwood Chicago against Jimmy Lavalle USLA a top clash likely to dazzle fans.
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Bill Monthron
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Doughboys and St. Clair Face Key Softball Tilt Today
A crucial softball league game unfolds at Wadefield this afternoon at 5 30 between the Doughboys and the first place St. Clair. The Doughboys trail by one game in percentage and a win would tie them for first. a St. Clair win would almost seal the top spot as they head into next week’s schedule. Coffee will pitch for the Doughboys against Buckhanan for St. Clairs.
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Local Trap Shooters Plan State Meet at Fairmont
Bluefield Gun Club officials request members from the local club to meet this afternoon to plan attendance for the West Virginia state shoot at Fairmont on June 18 19 and 20. Traps open at 2 o clock for Saturday practice including skeet and regular targets ahead of the state tournament.
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Doc Casey to second Schmeling in big bout at Yankee Stadium
Napanoch N Y June 12 William Doc Casey of Detroit who has sat in Max Schmeling's corner in most American bouts will again serve as second for Schmeling in the 15 round bout with Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium next Thursday night. Joe Jacobs announced the arrangement Casey will assist Jacobs and trainer Max Mahon Casey was chief second for Jack Delaney in title fights and also trained the Brooklyn Dodgers at one time. Schmeling rested today after minor roadwork and will box tomorrow and Sunday then rest Monday and spar Tuesday afternoon.
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Doc) Casey
Detroit
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Joe Jacobs
Casey
Jacobs
Max Mahhon
Jack Delaney
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Baseball score report with erratic OCR
Incomplete game brief showing innings and pitching lines. MacFayden allowed six hits in four innings with three strikeouts. Reis yielded four hits in one third of an inning. Smith allowed seven hits in two and two thirds. Los ing pitcher Macfayden. Umpires Reardon and Pincelli. Time- (text truncated)
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Carleton
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Reis
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Narrows Beats Salem in Clean 4-1 Ball Game
Narrows Virginia defeated Salem 4 to 1 in a fast game highlighted by superb Narrows fielding and strong pitching by Allen. Salem held scoreless until the ninth inning when two pinch hitters produced a single run.
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Salem
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Bluefield Boosters Open Home Season In Rural Ball Clash
Bluefield's new independent baseball nine opens the home campaign this afternoon at 3:30 against a Saltville nine at Cainfield. The Boosters tout themselves as Bluefield's cream of the crop, with plans to join Tri- County or McDowell county league in the second half if possible. Starting pitcher likely Tabor or Barnley with Snider nearby. Lindawood or Hall may also see duty. If no league entry, they will continue as an independent club through the season with planned weekend games.
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Bluefield Boosters
Tri- County
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Barnley
Snider
Lindawood
Hall
Huntington tennisers capture junior titles
Huntington, W. Va. June 12. Deacon Parsons defeats Jimmy Gray to win the junior singles title 6-1 6-4 8-6 after Gray saved match points ten times. Rodney Wolford beats Charles Schow for the boys' title 0-6 6-2 6-2. Parkersburg duo Dave Doughty and Walter Shuster win the junior doubles 6-1 6-1 6-3 as Parsons and Gray defaulted in the semifinal.
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Parkersburg
West Virginia
Deacon Parsons
Jimmy Gray
Gray
Rodney Wolford
Charles Schow
Dave Doughty
Walter Schuster
Charles Scheon
Jack Hamilton
Parsons
Probable Pitchers for Major League Games
New York AP report lists probable pitchers for Tuesday across leagues. National League matchups include Brooklyn at Cincinnati with Brandt and Earnshaw against Hallahan and Schott, Boston at Chicago Lanning vs Dauss, and New York at Pittsburgh with Smith against Blanton. American League games feature Cleveland at Philadelphia Rhodes and Ross vs Brown and Hildebrand, St Louis at Boston Caldwell and Tietje vs Grove and Marcum, Detroit at New York Bridges vs Gomez, and Chicago at Washington Whitehead vs Whitehill.
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Earnshaw
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Schott
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Chicago
Lanning
New York
Pittsburgh
Smith
Blanton
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Kelleher
J. Dean
Walker
Cleveland
Rhodes
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Brown
Hildebrand
Caldwell
Tietie
Grove
Marcum
Detroit
Bridges
Gomez
Washington
Whitehead
Whitehill
Local scores report from early season games
Indianapolis 9, St Paul Kansas City 12, Toledo 3, Minneapolis 5, Louisville 6. Historic contest notes provide brief results as listed without context or standings.
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Louisville
Yankees Beat Tigers 9 to 6 in Second Extra-Inning Encounter
New York with Charley Ruffing earning his seventh win over Detroit 9 to 6. Al Simmons Bill Rogell and Red Rolfe homer as the Yankees racked 16 hits to extend their AL lead over idle Boston. Detroit had four runs in the fifth on Rogell and other hits before Ruffing steadied the game.
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Chad Kimsey
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Love Lost Returns To Her Faithful Followers
In Charles Town West Virginia on June 12 Love Lost a four year old chestnut upset the dope and bettors by winning the feature race in 1.04 3 5 over five eighths of a mile paying 16.40 to win carrying the gray and red silks of A C Tzquierdo of Cuba. The favorite Maxymata broke on tow and set a fast pace but Love Lost moved up to win by a half length. Conteret was third. The day also featured Star Turn winning the four and a half furlongs in 53 seconds paying 10.80 with other outcomes noted and heavy first two races prices.
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Daily Double Investors
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R. L. Hanna
Baseball's Big Six reshuffled as DiMaggio rises in AL hitters
Joe DiMaggio returns for the Yankees and posts two hits in two at bats to reach .363, moving into third in the American League. Bill Terry of the Giants is dropped from the pace-setting NL regulars after only 76 at bats, elevating Johnny Moore of the Phillies and Baxter Jordan of the Bears to second and third with .360 and nearby marks.
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New York Yankees
Bill Terry
Giants
DiMaggio
Charley Gehringer
Terry
Johnny Moore
Phillies
Baxter Jordan
Bears
Wightman Gals Combat England In Cup Tennis
Wimbledon June 12 American women trail England two games to one after opening singles losses. Misa Jacobs leads a rallying effort as Jacobs and Fabyan, Babcock, Van Ryn win the doubles to keep the cup alive ahead of four singles and a doubles return the next day.
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Helen Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey
Fabyan
John van Ryn
Carolin Babcock
Ray Stammer
Miss Jacobs
Dorothy Round
Fabe Yan
Misa Jacobs
Misa Babcock
Action packed week in McDowell basketball loop
In McDowell County League action Bishop faces Switchback and Caretta meets Raysal this afternoon with Roseann at Amonate. On Sunday Amonates travel to Elkhorn Northfork, Bartley Raysal contest Bishop, and Lick Branch visits Caretta. Standings show Amonblo, Lick Branch, Roseann, Eikhorn among others with mixed records.
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Caretta
Raysal
Roseann
Amonate
Amonates
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Bartley-Raysal
Lick
Eikhorn
Laeger
Yesterday's Results in Major League Baseball
Yesterday's games included Pittsburgh 3 New York 2 and Chicago 17 Boston 1 with St Louis 3 Philadelphia 2. Today's schedule lists New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Sports scores and ocean depth fact mixed in note
The update lists baseball scores with New York defeating Detroit nine to six, and Washington beating Chicago six to zero, followed by pairings Cleveland at Philadelphia and Chicago at Washington with other matchups. It also notes the farthest light penetration into the ocean from 3600 to 5400 feet, a separate measurement.
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