Reds Blasts Dodgers In League Action
Yesterday’s baseball scores show Cincinnati rallying to tie with the Dodgers as Chicago and Brooklyn post big wins. Pittsburgh slipped in New York, while St. Louis and Philadelphia cleared their games. Tonight schedule features seven matchups including Pittsburgh at New York and Chicago at Boston.
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Carnera vs Louis Looms as Boxing Showdown
Bell syndicate writer John Romano ranks Primo Carnera highly while noting his string of KO wins may mask vulnerability. The piece argues Carnera faces a tall test against Joe Louis, recognizing Louis's rising dominance and Carnera's hardened preparation for the bout.
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Tommy Loughran
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All Star Softball Tilt Set At Cainfield This Afternoon
The softballers stage an all star exhibition at Cainfield this afternoon after the donkey game. An all star squad from the league meets the undefeated Doughboys in an exhibition game. Chick Smith named to manage the all stars with a lineup including Berry Harry Swecker Collins Sarver Jim Smith Averill Barnes Adkins Wade Van Dyke Tabor Bennetti Buckhannan Hardwick and Lazenby. Report time is 3 30.
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Rain Halts All Play in Charleston Tennis Tourney
Charleston West Virginia June 21 All matches in the West Virginia closed tennis tournament were halted today. Officials said play will be sped up tomorrow to try to finish the event by Sunday afternoon.
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Harrell 1 in 1 Wild Pitch Debut Notes
In the inning, Harrell pitches a wild pitch to Dean and a passed ball by Wilson. Losing pitcher is F Dean with umpires Barr Kiem and Magerkurth calling the game at 1 59.
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Lindstrom Stars Cubs in 11-3 Rout of Braves
Freddie Lindstrom homered and collected five hits to pace Chicago as the Cubs defeated Boston 11 to 3. Tex Carleton held the Braves to seven scattered hits and three runs, while Hartnett and Galan each drove in multiple runs.
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Piedmont Meets Bishop Miners In Coalfield League Tilt
The league leading Bishop Miners visit Cain Field for a 1 PM Coalfield league game against Piedmont. This marks Piedmont s first of two straight home appearances before a Sunday visit from Amonate. other games send Amonate to McComas and Springton Matoaka to Pocahontas Boissevain.
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Regatta Postponed as Choppy Thames Delays Harvard Yale Race
New London Conn June 21 1932 rough water on the Thames delayed the Harvard Yale regatta final for the first time in 37 years. The four mile varsity race will be rowed tomorrow at 9 30 a m upstream from the railroad bridge to Bartletts cove with Yale freshmen and junior varsity already winning preliminaries.
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Baseball Big Six Leads and Lows Mark Batting Standings
Bob Johnson of the American League dropped seven points to .870 after going 0 for 4 against the White Sox. Joe Medwick rose to .356 with two hits in four at bats. Mule Haas gained two points with a single in two official at bats. Pepper Martin went 1 for 4, losing two points, as Medwick extended his pace.
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Baseball scores from American Association games
Louisville defeated St. Paul 7 to 3 while Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 6 to 5 Milwaukee won 6 to 5 over Toledo in 10 innings and Columbus topped Kansas City 9 to 4 in 13 innings.
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Southern Association scores and standings update
Memphis beat Knoxville 7 to 2 and New Orleans topped Chattanooga 12 to 7. Birmingham won 5 to 2, Nashville 9 to 5. Atlanta defeated Little Rock 6 to 4.
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Roman Soldier Faces Fashionable Field in $25,000 American Derby
Chicago June 21 Roman Soldier leads a star studded field of thirteen for the mile and a quarter American Derby at Washington Park. The 7 to 5 favorite faces top rivals Col. Edward R Bradley’s fillies Black Helen and Blood Root at 5 to 2 with Col. Arthur third at 6 to 1. Nellie Flag Judy O Grady and Firethorn also loom as strong contenders amid easing or firm track conditions.
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Buffalo at Rochester Postponed by Threatening Weather
The Buffalo at Rochester game is postponed due to threatening weather. Other events are not scheduled.
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Given and Smith Winners of Shoot
Sharpshooters in West Virginia trap tourney see Omer Given of Charleston win doubles and Dr B E Smith of Firmont win handicap. Counts and Hiestand top 80s and 99, while MacFarland Murray and Renner claim class scores as Governor Kump to present trophies after tomorrow’s singles.
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Clifton's Marie Captures Charles Town Feature at Big Payout
Clifton's Marie ridden by Booker Up wins the fifth feature at Charles Town by a half length over Stool Figeoon. The $2 win payoff was $17 with Sunny Susan in show. Evening Chimes wins the third, Miss Toucan earlier, with double payoff totaling $62 for $2. Total betting on the day reaches $37,200.
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WV Funeral Directors Report Decline in Burials Cited
Clarksburg West Virginia funeral directors conference with about 100 attendees reports improving business and a substantial drop in pauper burials across the state, supporting their claim.
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Allison And Van Ryn Lose In Queens Doubles Match
America's No. 1 amateur doubles team Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn were eliminated at Queen's Club as Gene Mako and Donald Budge advanced with straight-set wins. Hughes and Tuckey upset the Americans after a tight third set, while Mako and Budge later defeated Hines and Culley to reach the semifinals. Sidney Wood and Ernest Maier also beat Hopman and Prenn to reach the semis.
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Tigers Blank Yankees 7 0 On Rowe Gem
Detroit routed New York 7 to 0 as Rowe limited the Yankees to four hits. Mahaffey took the loss after eight hits allowed with six strikeouts. Dietrich had two hits, Kennedy six strikeouts, and Mahaffey pitched six innings. Umpires were Dinneen Rols and Donnelly. time 1 57.
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Alabaman Admits Killing Druggist and Wife at Home
E N Avant signed a written statement to Sheriff Haygood Patterson admitting he shot H E Norman a Fort Deposit druggist and his wife at their Fort Deposit home last night. He said he killed Norman because he had approached his wife and stated Mrs Norman was killed accidentally.
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Angus W. McLean Dies Former North Carolina Governor
Angus W. McLean, former governor of North Carolina, died at Emergency Hospital at age 65. Death from a blood clot in the right lung followed weeks of illness. He was brought to Washington on May 17 from Atlantic City by Coast Guard ambulance plane after a bout of illness begun April 19 en route from Washington to Atlantic City. Mrs. McLean traveled from North Carolina to be with him. He governed North Carolina from 1925 to 1928.
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Intercollegiate Golf Entries Set for Congressional Course
New York reports 126 golfers from 30 colleges will compete in the intercollegiate championship at Congressional Country Club June 24 to 29 near Washington, D C. Georgetown's Joseph P Lynch notes a larger field than last year, with Georgia Tech defending the individual title against a strong slate including Oklahoma, Michigan, LSU and Princeton contenders. Michigan is favored to win the team title. 20 colleges enter both team and individual, 10 enter only for individual play.
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Dam Workers Shift to Eight Hours at Grafton Project
At the $12,000,000 federal flood control dam in Grafton West Virginia workers switch from three six hour shifts to three eight hour shifts. The change aims to pour more concrete before cold weather this fall. About 1000 men are employed, with concrete now in the Coffer dam on the east bank and plans to start a west bank cofferdam once level is reached.
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Lewis to Speak at West Virginia Labor Day Rally
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America will address a Labor Day rally in Charleston on Monday September 2 Van A. Bittner WV union chief urged local unions statewide to join the event in Charleston for a big celebration.
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