Athletics Blanked As Yanks Sweep Series
The Philadelphia Athletics suffered a fifth straight defeat as the New York Yankees exploded with a big inning including three infield hits and a two run triple. The Yanks won 6 to 1 behind strong hitting and solid pitching. Strindelews and Etten contributed, while Hayes and Strinweiss were among the Yanks' standouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Athletics
Yanks
Athletics
Philadelphia
White
Fstalelia
Hares
Siebert
Ib Newsom
Wheaton
New York
Strinweiss Metheny
Rosenthal Lindell
Etten
Hemsley
Savage
Grimes
Borrow
Pevetones
Lindell
Hall
Hayes
Strinweles
Sivage
Borowy
Slvayes
Bace
Savage Strinweies
Tast
Balise
Newsom
Weaferever
Grieve
Atu Noes
NeLoon Turnesa Tied for First in Golf Tourney
Byron Nelson shares leading 138 after second round of the Wykagyl Red Cross 72-hole event. Mike Turnesa and Nelson tied for first at 138, with Harold McSpaden and Vic Gherzi close behind as 110 players contest halfway. Dom Morano sets strong amateur showing with 67 second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Howel
New Rochelle
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Mike Turnesa
White Plains
Turnesa Brothers
Nelson
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Philadelphia
Vic Gherzi
Deal
N. J
Crate Wood
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Toda
Dom Morano
Belleville
Turaesa
Ziegie Mellon
Bronxville
Andrew la Pola
Warne
Senators Defeat Red Sox 4–0 Behind Candini Gem
Washington pitcher Milo Candini allowed five hits as the Senators shut out Boston 4 to 0 before 10 256 fans. Boston suffered its first loss after nine straight wins. Clem Hausmann took the loss, with Mike Ryba and Yank Terry finishing. Bobby Ortiz had two hits for Washington while Bobby Doerr homered twice for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senators
RED Sox
Washington
Milo Candini
Boston
E Senators
Clem Hausmann
Hausmann
Mike Ryba
Yank Terry
Bobby Ortiz
Bobby Doerr
Rosax
OA Bucher
McBride
Eis
Johnson
Duerr
Cronin
Drewcome
Wagner
Oo Ryba
Tabor
Terry
Ryba
S ' Washington
Coes
Myatt
Kuhel
Spence
Ortiz
Ferrell
Sullivan
Candini
Strore
Croain
Rung
Case
Ington
Standings and Pairings For Evening Hockey Card
Scores show St Louis 14 Detroit 4 and Washington 4 Boston 4 while Chicago 3 Cleveland 1 and New York 6 Philadelphia 1. Upcoming matchups include Philadelphia at New York Flores and Black vs Donald and Zuber, St Louis at Detroit Jakucki vs Gorsica, Boston at Washington Woods and Wynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Voleelie
Pyle
Javery
Hutehineen
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Webber
Va. Lee
Cincinnati
Chicago
Carter
Aseean
Pittburgh
St. Louie
Sewell
Munger
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Pladelphia
Flores
Black
Donald
Zuber
St. Louia
Jakucki
Gorsica
Woods
Ve. Wynn
Owe
War Agent Scores First Victory in Three Starts at Charles Town
War Agent owned by Dr. G T Strother of Brunswick Maryland won the Wyoming purse at Charles Town in his third start. Jockey Ralph Buddy Root guided the four year old to the win as Golden Babe finished second and Lost and Found took third in the feature event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
W. Va
G. T. Strother
Brunswick
Wyoming
Charles Town Track
Ralph
Buddy) Root
Golden Babe
Weichman to Be House Manager at Ohio Club
Clem Weichman, four time West Virginia open champion, resigns as Logan Country Club pro and will join Elyria Country Club as house manager and steward not as professional. Dr. O Haserodt, committee chair, announced the decision tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weichman
Ohio
Fivine
Clem Weichman
Logan
W. Va
Elyria Country Club
O. Haserodt
Tonicht
Upset Sends Arnold To National Clay Court Final
Detroit news brief notes Mary Arnold of Los Angeles upset Hart of Miami 6 1 6 to reach the women's singles final at the National Clay Court Championship. Arnold will face Dorothy May Bundy of Santa Monica who defeated Pauline Betz in three sets yesterday. Francisco Segura of Coral Gables and Billy Talbert of Indianapolis prepared for semifinals leading to Sunday's final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mary Arnold
Los Angeles
Hart
Miami
Fla
Miss Arnold
Dorothy May Bundy
Santa Monica
Calif
Cham
Pion Pauline Betz
Francisco Segura
Coral Gables
Fia
Billy Talbert
Indianapolis
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Standings Note
Buffalo and Newark each host 4 4 records while Montreal leads Syracuse 4 to 1 and Rochester edges Jersey City 5 to 4. Baltimore 5, Toronto 4. Pittsburgh (N) 4 Columbus (AA) 4 in exhibition action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Newark
Montreal
Syracuse
Rochester
Jersey City
Baltimore
Toronto
Pttsburgh
Columbus
Reds Come Back To Beat Cubs 10-4 In Chicago
Frank McCormick powered the Reds with a three run homer fueling a seventh inning rally to erase an early deficit and defeat the Cubs 10 to 6 in Chicago. Ericson contributed a homer off Vandenderg as Cincinnati surged ahead late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REDS
CUBS
Frank McCormick
Cedar-Holding Cubs
Chicago
Cincinnati Reds
McCormick
Ericston
H! Vandendere
Paul Ericasoy
Cincinnati
Willams
Criscola
Wwalwer
Tipton
Miller
Mueller
Crattree
Heusser
Hughes
Chatvasa
Ee Cavarretia
Qil Pueey
Sovesseossss
Michelson
Pafko
T's
Johnson
Fom Easterwood
Ris
Ccesel
Vandenberg
Sebuissne Oea
Fleming
P Oa Ladaas
Ee Goodman
Boo
Ce Escaene
Alderson
Poi.i
Cuseuse
Cinciabats
Rune
Novikoff
Nicholson
Mesner
Williames
MecCormick
Wiliama
Ghoun
York
Incinnati
Shoun
Heuster
Erickson
Vanden
Parker seeks fiftieth sprint victory at AAU meet
New York notes Chate ley Parker from Texas aims for his fiftieth consecutive sprint win as he debuts in the junior 100 at the fifty sixth annual AAU championships in New York. The two day track carnival gathers athletes from 35 states plus Cuba with a strong armed forces representation and key rivalries in the 1500 and 1000 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chateley Parker
Texas
Rendall’s Island
Charley Paddock
Hal Davis
Olympic Club
Parker
Bill Hulse
America
Gil Dodds
Hume Twins
Michigan
Don Burnham
Dartmouth
Hulse
Jim Rafferty
Les Eisenhart
Ohio
States
District of Columbia
Cuba
Armed Services
Missouri
Also Mentioned on This Page
Victory Trail
Byrd
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
White Sox
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Stadium
Orval Grove
Tribe
Gordon Maltzbercer
Lou Boudreau
Sahoa
Oerseghes
Scittinnees
al Wees Sonst
Bce
Cullentine
Maskett
Mualtsberger
Keltnér
Maat
Patera
Ares Mack
Harder
Beerey
Gromek
Essesseee
Schlueter
Reynolds
Cesseru
Peters
Grzz
Sence
Webb
Boudreau
Tresh
Grove
Rosar
Trosky
Mattaberger
Maltsberger
Summers
Boyer
Rue
Stewart Ares
McGowsand, Fay
Browns
Tigers
Bob Muncrief
Muncrief
Jimmy Outalee
Don Rosser
Tigers Sabotaged Overmire
Hafey
Milt Byrnes
Oto Aingen
Byte
Overmire
Joe Orrell
Bob Gillespie
Vernon Stephens
Baker
Ana
Christman
Byrnes
Siggine
Ullaw
Swift
Trrell
Gilespie
Ncisgesee
Howteller
Heck
Rone
Muore
Ar Etenea
Christmnan
Ouliaw
Lloyd
Chrimimen
Gutteridge
Miguina
Uaker
Gut
Beck
Monty
Orrell
Loong
Hubrd
Berry
Jones
Neloon
Turnesa
Wykagyl
Maeegatt
Hice & Brooklin
Rooklyn
NATL
Leasuth
Isaac Fischer, Jr
Pal
MT AL
Atlantic
New Gecford
Mass
Salem
Bortland
Rockland
Chicanf
Ohto
Bluefield
Norfolk, Va
Baltimore, Md
New Ledford Mass
Portiana
Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated
ONE Broadway
New York City
International League
Pleming
Kiteher—Shour
Goetz Jorda
Rere
Dodgers
Phillies
Rube Melton
Charley Schanz
Schans
Melton
Owte
Dixie Walker
Ron Northey
Ted
Phila
Rosen
Walker
O Schulta
BG Owen
Seovverveee
Guogy
Cavensees
Rasineki
Neceescees
Laplen
Cieslak
Matthewson
Mullen
Ciesleak
Borda Aray
Schultz
Owen
Basinski
Northey
Clesiak
Pacock
Seminick
Hamrick
Galan
Lapien
Laupien
Schanz
Stanky
Schang
Bowrwress, Pinetti
Ballanfante
Charley Parker
Texas Tornado
A.A.U
Bonastoon
Tomorron
UR Implement
Uncle Sam
Production Credit Association
Sam
Tou
Sem
The
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Telegraph Commercial Printing Co
the Sunset News
WHIS
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!