Boxing Preview and Baseball Notes From Cincinnati to Bluefield
The page discusses Billy Bratton versus Mose Brown in a tense boxing bout and previews Vander Meer’s no hit game plus Reds pitching strength led by Walters. It also covers Blue Gray prospects, manager changes rumors, and other sports notes including tennis and upcoming fights.
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Norton
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Pocahontas
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Ray Mills
Benny Weeks
Princeton
Nelson Clark
Red Phil Smith
Cecil Pry
Prince
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Bluefield
Mose Brown
Highcoal
J. E. Blaydes
Wally Greer
Ashland
Ray Barnett
Vander Meer Hurls Second No-Hitter of Season
Cincinnati pitcher Johnny Vander Meer set major league records by tossing his second straight no hit game in a 6 0 win over Brooklyn. He faced 31 batters, struck out seven, and extended his season's scoreless streak while Buck McCormick hit a crucial home run as Cincinnati backed him with 11 hits.
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Vander Meer
Chuck Dressen
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Vandermeer
Ame
Chuck
Van
Cincy
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Athletics
Bucky Walters
Brooklyn
Johnny Vender Meer
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Gann LR
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Vendar Meer
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J . Word
Mose
Rowsey
Bruiser
Bluefield
Virginia
Famous Caddy Goes On World Tour and Radio Chat
The renowned golf caddy George Happy O'Brien, famed for carrying Walter Hagen's bag, will discuss golf on WHIS radio tonight at 7:30 in a program titled Golf Through a Caddy's Eye. He plans a two year world caddying trip aiming for a $3000 New York prize, while praising Sam Snead and Hagen and recounting past assignments in Europe and the United States.
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Happy) O'Brien
Walter Hagen
England
Haig
Bluefield
Rocky Schorr
Happy) O’brien
Sae
Europe
U.S. Golf Association
Happy
New York
Sammy Snead
Sam
Snead
Bluefield Country Club
Mercer
Harry Cooper
Williamson Nips Blue Grays in June thriller
Williamson defeats Bluefield Blue Grays 12 to 11 with Nat Hickey driving in the winning run in the ninth. The game highlights include Hickey driving in Carlen and a series of substitutions and scoring plays from Williamson and Bluefield.
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Bluefield
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Hilltop
Chukker
Williamson
W. Va
Bluefield Blue Grays
Hickey
Carlen
Johnson
Juesie D'Antoni
Mitchell
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Ganoe
Hutton
Ib . Winseck
Kolozzar
Reehlitz
Baya
Cailteaux
Marock
Kryozel
Doyle
Flannery
Beaman
AK Ihonbon
Carien
Osssessceves
Mickey
Csseccseesee
Hensley
Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Cincinnati tied Brooklyn 6, St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 9 to 7, Boston and Chicago drew, Pittsburgh beat New York 2 to 0. Today’s scheduled games feature Pittsburgh at New York with Klinger v Hubbell and St. Louis at Philadelphia with McGee v Passeau.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Klinger
Hubbell
McGee
Passeau
Baseball matchups and pitchers listed for several games
New York plays Chicago with Ruffing facing Stratton. Boston meets St. Louis with Wion opposing Treje. Philadelphia faces Detroit withThomas against Bridges. Washington meets Cleveland with Krakaus Kay against Feller.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Stratton
Wion
Treje
Thomas
Bridges
Krakauskay
Feller
Sreseneeeers
Sheenee Eee
Mountain State League Scores From Canton to Akron
Canton defeated Johnstown 6 to 0. Springfield posted three and four. Charles went 1 7 and Wayton 5 7. Portsmouth stood 8 8. Erie 4 10 and Akron 1 3 as league results unfold.
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Johnstown
Springfield
Charles
Wayton
Portamouth
Erie
Akron
Mangrum Keeps Pace In St Louis Open Tie With Guldahl
Ray Mangrum cards 72 for a 144 total to stay tied with Ralph Guldahl at halfway in the St Louis Open. Guldahl shot 73 to maintain sole lead after a 71 yesterday. Runyan and Snead are within one stroke, each at 145, while Penna and others trail. Sixty-seven players qualify for the final 36 holes with 159 securing a spot.
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Guldahl
St. Louis
Ralph Guldahl
Dayton
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Westwood Terrian
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Snead
Jimmy Hines
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Runyan
Toney Penna
Araes
Sal Lel
Gibson Kansas City
Penna
Horton Smith
Harry Cooper
Lawson Little
Frank Walsh
Walsh
Smith
Cooper
Little
Yankees Extend Win Streak Against Backing Opponents
In Chicago on June 15 the New York Yankees stretched their winning streak to five games while staying a half game back in the standings.
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Southern Association Scores Report
Louisville beat Milwaukee 15 to 3 in a Southern Association game. Indianapolis defeated Kansas City with a 4 point margin in another slated matchup.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Louis game marred by early ejections in Red Sox win
Boston Red Sox beat St. Louis 7 to 4 as Nick St. Louis hit two home runs. Gabby Street Brownie manager and starter Hildebrand were ejected after arguing with umpire Steve Basil. Hildebrand was chased in the sixth.
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Wimbledon seeds set Moody a top favorite in women's draw
London June 15 Helen Wills Moody heads the Wimbledon field as the top seed in the women's tournament opening Monday. Seedings place Moody and Alice Marble at the front, with Jadwiga Jedrzejowska and Hilda Krahwinkel also high. several notable players are listed among the early favorites.
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Helen Wills Moody
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Don Budge
Moody
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Mrs. Moody
Miss Marble
Jadwiga Jedrzejowska
Poland
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Germany
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Rene Mathieu
France
Kay Stammers
Sagieed
Sarah Jamet Fabyan
Brookline
Mass
Eee
Peggy) Scriven
Statuch
Helen Jacobs
Anita Lizana
Chile
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