Wyatt Holds Browns Hitless Until Ninth In Chicago Win
Wyatt by name and form nearly no hits for seven frames as Chicago White Sox topple St Louis 6 to 1. A clean single by Ted Gullic with two out in the ninth ends the no hit bid by Wyatt who had been acquired from Detroit in a straight trade for Vic Frasier.
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Ted Gullic
John Whitlow Wyatt
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Detroit
Vic Frasier
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Luke Appling
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Geisel
Moriarty
Pitt Golf Team Wins Tri-State Intercollegiate Title
The University of Pittsburgh captured the team title by two strokes at the tri-state intercollegiate golf tourney led by Pitt with 345 total, West Virginia 347, and Duquesne. Art Sekay plus Jack Hoblitzer led Pitt with strong rounds as play continued into the next day with match play results among Pitt Duquesne Carnegie Tech and West Virginia.
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University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
West Aaa
Duquesne
West Virginia
Jack Hoblitzer
South Hille
Art SeKay
Carnegie Tech
J. Totten
McKee
Kay
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Cray
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Carnegie
Ed Doren
Joe Totten
Jack Craft
Claude McKee
Charles Hughes
Bob Lowe
Henry Carepicken
Francia Totten
Charles Manning
Sekay
Walsh
Haveretick
Ferrara
National League Yesterday's Results and Today Schedule
St Louis beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3, Cincinnati edged Chicago 2 to 1, New York won 6 to 3 against Boston, Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 15 to 4. Today Pittsburgh at St Louis, Chicago at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Boston at New York.
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St. Louie
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chinw
Baseball Scores and Schedule Amid Busy Week
Washington 10 and Philadelphia 6. Boston 6 and New York 5. Cleveland 1 and Detroit 0. Chicago 6 and St. Louis 1. Cleveland at Detroit. St. Louis at Chicago. New York at Boston. Others not scheduled.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Louie
International League Scores Reported in Quick Roundup
Buffalo tops Albany 6 to 3 while Newark loses 1 to Toronto and Montreal defeats Baltimore 6 to 1. The brief listing notes multiple results and may reflect a league round up with several games noted in brief.
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Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Baltimore
Lucille Robinson Leads Golfers Into Second Round
Des Moines, June 13. Lucille Robinson of Des Moines defeated Elfred Beck of Tulea 6 and 5 to advance to the second round of the women’s trans Mississippi Golf tournament. Other favorites advancing include Mrs. Charles Newbold, Mrs. Jack Scott, Miss Phyllis Buchanan, Miss Adele Wells, Mrs. Leon Solomon, and Miss Lillian Zech.
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Robinson
Elfred Beck
Tulea
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Denver
Jack Scott
Phyllis Buchanan
Adele Wells
Leon Solomon
Memphis
Tennessee
Lillian Zech
Chicago
Scott
Given Chase
R. C. Coffee
Newton
Newbold
Frances Darbyshire
Derringer Delivers in Cubs Reds Duel
Cincinnati wins 2-1 as Paul Derringer bests Len Warneke, scattering six hits. Warneke suffers his fifth loss. Derringer limits Chicago to a single run behind solid defense and timely pitching.
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Reds
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Abrhore
W. Herman
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Grantham
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Doawe
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Tosi
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Hemeley
Dlaye
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Klein
Stark
Bluefield Becomes 1933 Baseball League Opener Tuesday
Bluefield's 1933 city baseball league led by President Charley Nordwick will start play next Tuesday at the new east end ball park. Four teams are set with balanced rosters from Norfolk and Western Bakers West End and a railroad squad likely sponsored by the railroad or YMCA. Games run Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with strict timing and a post season to crown the champion.
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Norfolk and Western
Norfolk and
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Gordon Tabor
French
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Mitt Gilmore
Chick Smith
Gene Bace
al Snider
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Blue Grave
Charleston
O'Malley
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American Legion
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Mid Atlantic
Chuck Nalbach
Charley McMillan
Arthur Fads
Max Schmeling
Amny Ondra
Goodman triumphs in U S Open spurring Omaha family reunion
The U S Open victory by Johnny Goodman strengthens ties with his Omaha family as his father returns from Wyoming to celebrate. Goodman, a strong amateur working for an insurance firm, may turn pro though many amateurs earn more than some professionals.
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Goodman
Josephine Kersigo
Somerville
Josephine
Bobby Jones
Beckley Evens Series With Zanesville Club
Beckley leveled the series by winning 7 to 5 at Zanesville in a late rally. Ferrell hit a homer for Beckley as the Knights rolled to the win despite a two run deficit in the ninth.
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Billl
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Broyles Greenhouses Offers Plants Mowers Bedding in Bluefield
Transplanted tomato and pepper plants cabbage plants and more are available from Broyles Greenhouses at 110 North Street Bluefield. Call for prompt delivery on mall orders including plants mowers and bedding plants.
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Broyles
North Street
American Association standings show mixed results
The Minneapolis five posted 5 wins 9 losses while Louisville stood 7 13 and Kansas City 6. Columbus 5 Milwaukee 1 Toledo 5 St Paul 1 Indianapolis 2 reflect uneven marks across the circuit with several teams mid pack in the latest totals.
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Toledo
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Indianapolis
Teenager Willie Turnesa Tops Pro Golf Exhibition
In White Plains Willie Turnesa, 17, stole the show at charity golf with an even par 71 on the Metropolis course. He teamed with Howard Bergman to defeat Horton Smith and Ed Durley 2 and 1 as the professional team won four of five best-ball matches amid Ryder Cup pressures.
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N. Y
Walter Hagen
Johnny Goodman
Chicago
Willie Turnesa
Jens W. Sweetser
Young Turnesa
Metropolis Club
Howard Bergman
Horton Smith
Ed Durley
Wilmington
Derby
Bounde
Paul Bunyan
Willie
Gene Sarazen
Densmore Shute
Philadelphia
Elmsford
Smith
Dudley
Bergman
Biidie
Turnesa
Sarazen
Olin Dutra
George J. Voigt
Eddie Driggs
Four Men Escape Clay County Jail In Driving Rain
In Clay, West Virginia, four inmates pried a wall section from the Clay County jail and fled into the hills during a heavy rain. The escapees are Okey Hamrick, 40, awaiting trial for criminal assault. Andrew Green, 21, serving two years for breaking and entering. Alphonso Kuhn, 22, eight months for selling an automobile without title. and Delbert Blankenship, 21, awaiting trial on several misdemeanors.
Bears blank Jenkin Jones in seventeen hit rout
The Boissevain Bears shut out Jenkin Jones 0 to 0 in a lopsided afternoon game at Boissevain Field. The Bears collected seventeen hits while limiting Jones to none.
Baseball's Big Six hitters stride in NL batting race
Chuck Klein moved to second in the National League batting list and fifth in the Big Six after a 4-for-5 day with a double. Fred Schulte remained steady at .360 while Pepper Martin Al Simmons Spud Davis and Ben Chapman all slipped slightly. The standings show Simmons White Sox 83 hits in 218 at bats for a .381 average, Chapman Yankees 60 hits in 163 at bats for .368, Martin Cardinals 73 hits in 200 at bats for .365, Schulte Senators 64 hits in 178 at bats for .360, Klein Phillies 76 hits in 217 at bats for .350.
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Chuck Klein
Brooklyn
Chuck
Fred Schulte
Pepper Martin
al Simmons
Spud Davis
Ben Chapman
Bluefield Blue Grays Face Galax in Key Blue Ridge Showdown
Skipper Cain leads the Bluefield Blue Grays to Galax Virginia for a crucial Blue Ridge league clash that could seal or shake first place. Arthur Eads likely starts on short rest after two wins, opposing Lefty Lanning, with Lefty Brawley unavailable due to an infected throwing arm. The travel squad departs Princeton Avenue at 11 o clock, including Gammage Johnson Kade Bowman Van Dyke McMillan Cain Adkins Nalbach Kitchens Groseclose LeNoir Thorn.
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Bluefield Pilot
Arthur Eads
Blue Grave
Eads
Wytheville
Eada
Lefty Lanning
Tommy Lanning
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Princeton Avenue
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Johnson
Kade
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van Dyke
McMillan
Adkins
Nalbach
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Groseclose
LeNoir
Thorn
Lefty Brawley
Portsider
Local Blue Grass Open tennis and golf dates announced
Blue Grass Open Tennis set for July 14 15 16 and Golf for September 2 3 4 in Bluefield West Virginia. Past champions Paul Pollard and Dick McQuail return with defending champs in attendance. Rocky Schorr to supervise golf with plans for a pro class and possible Archie Hambrick appearance.
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Bluefield Amateur Athletic Union
Paul Pollard
Lynchburg
Pollard
Ralph Johnson
Dick McQuail
Rocky Schorr
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville
College stars join Wheeling ball club in exhibition
Johnny Bud Hassett of Manhattan College signed by the Yankees will join the Wheeling team of the Mid Atlantic league tomorrow. Teammate Jim Tobin, a right handed pitcher from Binghamton of the New York Pennsylvania league, will also play for Wheeling against the Washington Senators in an exhibition game tomorrow.
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W. Va
Johnny
Bud) Hassett
Manhattan College
New York
Yankees
Jim Tobin
Binghampton
Hassett
Tobin
Washington Senators
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