Guldahl Takes Early Lead in Western Open Golf
Ralph Guldahl, the defending champion, shot a 71 to grab a one stroke lead after the first 18 holes at the Western Open. The field includes Sam Snead, Jimmy Hines, Teland Gibson, and John Bullock, as 100 players compete over 72 holes at Westwood Country Club.
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Inquiries On Automobile Licenses At West Virginia Club
West Virginia motorists face rising license card confusion as Pearl Brammer of the Bluefield Automobile Club urges returning K and L cards to the commission. Fifteen days remain to operate on 1937 38 plates as the club wades through technicalities. Weston June 14. A railroad collision on Carl Curtis, 32, caused minor injuries. Curtis was seated on a rail when struck. Chicago fire 1871 left over 70 000 homeless.
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Bluefield Youth Wins State Title
Deacon Parsons 18 year old Huntington tennis ace defeated Bill Dunham of Parkersburg to capture the junior state championship in West Virginia. Parsons won 6-2 6-3 6-2 with semi final 6-3 6-1 over Thomas Howell. Lebron of Bluefield beat Joe Neal 6-1 6-3 in bigs singles. Parsons and Steele qualify for Mid-Atlantic tourney at Charleston June 21-22.
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Steele
Mid-Atlantic
Chicago and St Louis Secure Wins in Daily Baseball Slate
Yesterday's results show Chicago 5 Boston 2 and New York 4 Pittsburgh 3. Remaining matchups include Pittsburgh at New York with Tobinga and Brooklyn hosting Cincinnati with Davis or Schott facing Prepell. St Louis visits Philadelphia with Henshaw opposing Slivess.
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Baseball scores and lineups from the American League games
The schedule shows New York a 7 4 Chicago and Philadelphia a 2 Detroit 5 3 Boston 5 St Louis 3 Washington 7 Cleveland 6. Matchups list Washington at Cleveland Chicago Dogs New at cage Whitehead Boston St Louis Dickman Rogers Hildebrand Philadelphia Detroit Caster Rogers.
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Local Hockey Scores Along East Coast
Jersey City 4 Buffalo 2 Rochester 3 Baltimore 0 Montreal 7 Syracuse 1 Newark 6 Toronto 2. Cultivation of tea requires heavy rainfall.
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Schmeling’s Fight Tale and the Gypsy Danials Disaster
A sweeping boxing reminiscence traces Max Schmeling’s career from early losses with the Gypsy Daniels to his rise under Arthur Buelow and J. Muscle, noting Dempsey era echoes, manager changes, and Schmeling’s methodical comeback leading to Joe Louis era, ending with a late 32-year-old note on his standing.
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Srey Daniels
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Arthur Buelow
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Joe Monte
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Johnny Risko
Jack Sharkey
Young
Mickey Walker
Max Bach
Steve Hamas
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Pauline
Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis
Complete boxing card announced for Thursday at Sporterana
Matchmaker Jimmy Taulbee unveiled the full pro program for Thursday's amateur show at Sporterana. Main events include Billy Bratton defending the Negro light heavyweight title and Red Phil Smith defending the welterweight crown, with Brown favored to defeat Smith. The card features eight bouts led by Hare vs Powell and Underwood vs Herst, with Mose Brown as referee and Dr. J. E. Blades and Bill Hoskins on the sidelines.
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Sporterana
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English
Eric Wade
Coopers
Warren Honeycutt
Norton
Cy Green
Ontas
Webb Miller
Pocahontas
Ray Mills
Benny Weeks
Princeton
Nelson Clark
Matoaka
Red Phil Smith
Peneoeth
Cecil Pry
Prince
Billy Bratton
Mose Brown
Barnett
J. E. Blades
Bill Hoskins
Middle Atlantic leads and scores from recent games
The report lists results across multiple teams: Middle Atlantic 3 over Charleston 2. Sateway 6 7 over Portsmouth 3 1. Johnstown 10 over Canton 3 3 draws. Akron 9 with 6 in the tally.
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Portsmouth
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Akron
American Association Scores Card In Early Games
Columbus defeated Minneapolis 7 to 1 in a major league game while St. Paul led Toledo 7 to 1 in another matchup, signaling strong offense across the league.
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St. Paul
Toledo
Giants Triumph Over Pirates As Bauer Falters
New York defeats Pittsburgh 3 to 1 as Bauer suffers his fifth loss. Ott hits a home run for the Giants and Suhr adds a triple before three late runs by Ripple, Ott and McCarthy. Attendance 4,334.
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Davis on Mound As St Louis Cops 2 Mize 1b
A box score summary shows St Louis defeating Philadelphia 4 to 3. Davis pitched for St Louis with Mulcahy and Lamaster on the mound for Philadelphia. Key hits include Martin and Jordan delivering runs, with Arnovich and Atwood contributing for Philadelphia. Attendance listed at 1,000.
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Washington Trims Cleveland Lead To Half Game
Washington Senators defeated the Cleveland Indians 7 to 6 to trim the lead to a half game. The game featured home runs by Averill Campbell Gostin Travia and solid hitting from Wasdell Keltner and Go lin with Deshong earning the win and Humphries taking the loss in a tight pitching duel. Attendance reached about 7,000 with Umpires McGowan Quinn and Rue.
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Cubs Rally Past Bees 5 2 to Stay Close in NL Race
Chicago Cubs chipped away at Lou Fette to win 5-2 over the Bees, keeping within two games of the Giants in the National League standings. Tex Carleton lobbed seven hitless innings, allowing two Boston runs in the seventh on two hits and two infield outs. Carleton notched his seventh win of the year.
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Robber Loots Jewelry Store in Williamson West Virginia
An unidentified robber smashed a jewelry store window in Williamson West Virginia on June 14 and looted merchandise. Clerk R T Rutledge pursued the man with James Dasa a Negro porter but could not catch him.
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New York Yanks Edge Chisox In Pitchers’ Duel
The New York Yanks defeated Chicago 7 to 1 as Lee and Spud Chandler failed to finish. Five hits helped the Yanks, with two singles by Flash Gordon and two walks fueling the rally. Chandler started for New York, and Gabler, Radcliff, and Walker contributed for Chicago.
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Boston Red Sox Throttle Browns
Boston's Red Sox won 5 to 3 over the St. Louis Browns in a game noted for two payoff innings. Lefty Grove opened a three run rally with a two out single in the seventh, then left the mound in a tense later frame as the Browns tied the score before Boston pulled ahead again.
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Western Maryland Star Joins St. Louis Club
St. Louis announces Glenn McQuillen the 21 year old all round athlete from Western Maryland University joined the club as it returned from the east swing. Oscar Melillo, not appearing this season, is removed from active list with McQuillen signing and will move to coaching duties.
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Wards Edge Mooney Wins 10-9 As Pitcher Strikes Out 14
In a yesterday softball league game the Wards narrowly defeated their opponent 10-9. Mooney pitched for the winners fanning fourteen batters.
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Logan Indians Top Beckley in Mountain State League Tilt
Logan Indians defeated Beckley Bengals 5 to 3 behind McClure pitching despite eight walks and six hits. Key moments include Murray Beng driving in a run in the ninth and Huntington Bees homers by Marvin Shuster Broskie Consoli Oleks contributing for Huntington in a separate game.
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