Bluefield Grays rout Williamson Colts 10-2 in league game
Gardner pitched masterfully for Bluefield limiting Williamson to five singles and earning a 10-2 win. Garner Haggerty and Ratliff led the offense as Bluefield built an early lead and finished strong in the ninth. Williamson briefly threatened with two late runs.
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Williamson
Ball Orchard
Nat Hickey
Gardner
Bluefield
Dines
Bluefield Club
Neue
Caene
Soret
Perce
Cainfedain
Williams
Colts
Wat
Bengals
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Morris
Connora
Koch
Ee Ford
Andreadis Ooo
Kalinoski
Beatton
Ratiitt
Haggerty
Garner
Gabe Hite
Hutton
Brown Cail
Ganoe Hensley
Ganoe
Wiliams
Hickey
Paling Balle
Jacobs Plans Four Fights a Year for Louis Title
Mike Jacobs, promoter, announces a two year extension securing Louis for up to five years with exclusive rights. He aims for one more fight this year, possibly Schmeling in New York, while Braddock recovers and plans a fall or winter match. Louis may fight abroad or in London, with sites including Detroit Philadelphia Chicago and New York under consideration.
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Schmeling
Braddock
May
Baer
Chicago
Mike Jacobs
New York
Tex Rickard
Meilsette
of Motion
Joe Lewis
James J. Braddock
Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Louis
Tommy Farr
London
United States
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Jack Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Exclusive
Fighting Services of
Dock
Mike
Joe Gould
Max Baer
Trishman
White Sox
Dempsey-Tunny
Jack Dempsey
New Jersey
Louis Schmeling clash called future heavyweight title bout
The piece notes Joe Louis and Max Schmeling as likely to renew their rivalry with a much anticipated comeback fight. It cites industry figures on gate potential, doubts about opponents, and the broader return to high stakes for the heavyweight crown. Also mentions amateur golf and tennis events at White Sulphur Springs, including Tom Brand defending the 1936 crown and upcoming Mason and Dixon championships.
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Joe Louis
Braddock
Paul Mickelson
Star Associated Press Sports
Chicago
Paul
Max Schmeling
Maxie
James J. Braddock
Louis
Schmeling
Joe
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Mike Jacobs
Mike
Tommy Farr
London
Bly
Roscoe
OLP
Tom Brand
Kingwood
West Virginia
Virginia
Mason and Dixon
Patty Bors
Minneapolis
Kent Darling
Greenbrier Polo Club
Greenbrier
International League scores briefed with multiple matchups
Newark defeated Syracuse 6 to 5 and Toronto beat Rochester 7 to 2. Baltimore won 3 to 1 over Jersey City. Toledo crushed Kansas City 11 to 4. Columbus triumphed 9 to 2 against Milwaukee St Paul. Indianapolis. Louisville poured in 10 to 5 over Minneapolis. Southern Association results include New Orleans 9 over Chattanooga 4 and Birmingham 2 over Nashville. Little Rocly xv 4 remains unclear.
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Newark
Syracuse
Toronto
Rochester
Baltimore
Jersey City
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee St. Paull
Indianapolis
Louisville
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nee
Nashville
Little Rocly xv
Baseball's Big Six Sent to Batting Leaders List
Roy Bell of the Browns jumps into the Big Six after four hits in five at bats against the Yankees. He climbs to third behind Gehrig and Walker as Medwick slips to second in the National League ranking. Hassett and Vaughan also among top hitters.
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Yankees
Roy
Beau) Bell
Browns
Lou Gehrig
Gerald Walker
Joe Medwick
Pet
Medwick
Cardinals
Gehrig
Hassett
Dodgers
Vaughan
Pirates
Favorites Win in Tennis Play at State Closed
In Reston West Virginia on June 23 Blickle of Huntington defeated Pell Miller of Charleston 6-0 6-0 as the first seed to play. Buckle former champion showed form while Arkle of Wheeling and Sam Cohen of Kley drew unknown first round opponents. Rob Smith defeated W F Kraus 6-1 and advances to meet Koester Colville tomorrow. Cohen meets Reed while Red Brown faces Allen. Front of Wheeling seeded No 8 won by default from Thornhill.
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Reston
W. Va
Blickle
Huntington
Pell Miller
Charleston
Buckle
Arkle
Wheeling
Sam Cohen
Kley
Rob Smith
W. F. Kraus
Koester Colville
Montgomery
Tickle Reed
Red Brown
Joel Allen
H. Allem
Charles Front
E. O. Thornhill
Mountain State League Games Today
Williamson faces an opponent, Logan meets Bec, and Huntington plays Welch in Mountain State League action today with multiple matches scheduled across venues.
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Williamson
Logan
Bec Huntington
Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Matchups Across Cities
Yesterday's results show Pittsburgh 8 Boston 5 and New York 8 Chicago 4 with Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 0. Upcoming pairings include New York at Chicago Castlemania and Boston at Pittsburgh Fettera along with Philadelphia at Cincinnati Johnson va Derringer.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louie
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago-Castlemania
St. Louis
Frankhouse Weiland
Ryba
Fettera
Lucas
Smith
Johnson Va. Derringer
Baseball results and matchups from the American League
The American League scores show Chicago 3 over Philadelphia 0, St. Louis 6 over Newete 3, Boston 6 over Detroit, and Washington 14 over Cleveland 5. Ranked games list St. Louis at New York Hogsett versus Adley, Cleveland at Washington Harder versus Weaver, Detroit at Boston Auker versus Grove, Chicago at Philadelphia Lee versus Kelley.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Newete
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Hogsett
Adley
Harder
Weaver
Auker
Grove
Lee
Kelley
Middle Atlantic League Scores Read Like Tight Baseball Night
Johnstown beat Canton 8 to 7 while Portsmouth toppled Springfield 5 to 4 and Zanesville won 1 to 0. Charleston defeated Dayton 5 to 3 and 5-to-? results indicate a close, multi-game slate.
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Johnstown
Canton
Portsmouth
Springfield
Zanesville
Charleston
Dayton
Hubbell Wins First Complete Game Since May 19
Carl Hubbell pitched the New York Giants to an 8-4 victory over the Chicago Cubs aided by a revamped batting order. Ott and Berger homered early to give Hubbell a six run lead, then with two on and none out in the eighth the Cubs surged but Hubbell finished strong for his ninth win of the season.
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Chicago
Carl Hubbell
Dean
New York Giants
Cubs
Hubbell
Or Berger
Mel Ott
Johnny Bottarini
Augie Galan
Billy Herman
Ripper Collins
Fank Demaree
Hub
New York Abrah OA
Sencessees
Whitehead
Moore
Eelle
Hartnett
Root
Parmelee
J Marty
Popbos
Houn
Davis
Carleton
P . Ott
New Yor
Ott
Iancuso
Berger
St. Louis
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Southpaw Henshaw
Dizzy Dean
Jerome
Austin defeats Sabin decisively in all England tennis
H W Bunny Austin overwhelmed Wayne Sabin in the second round of the all England championships with a 6-2 6-3 6-0 victory. Budge and von Cramm also advanced, with several Davis Cup players winning in early rounds.
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Don Budge
America
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Budge
Fred Perry
George Patrick Hughes
von Cramm
C. R. D. Tuckey
Grant
Morton
Parker
Jacques Brugnon
France
H Fisher
Switzerland
Red Devils and Y win in softball games
In the softball league the Red Devils beat Supply 6 to 3 and the YMCA defeated the Rockies 8 to 7. Doughboys won a postponed game against Power men 14 to 3. Tomorrow Doughboys face Woodmen at Wade while Power men meet Automen at the airport.
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RED Devils
Y.M.C.A
Rockies
Doughboys
Powermen
Woodmen
Wade
Automen
Top Bottom Dive Delivers Mixed Baseball Re plays
The report covers a Chicago Philadelphia game with multiple errors and base hits. It notes Kreevich Appling Bonura Moses and others, plus double plays and pitching changes. Separate Boston Red Sox and Detroit Tigers notes describe Greenbergs grand slam and a 6 5 Boston win with Lawson, Tebbetts, Fox, Cronin and others contributing.
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Conroy
Thomas
Fink
Chicago
Philadelphia
Appling
Piet
Ambler
Rune
Kreevich
Bonura
Moses
Sacrifices
Petere
M. Mayes
Newsome
Finney
Balle
Ditrich
Dietrich
Brown
Pang
Quinn
Hubbard
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Eric Powell
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