Bluefield Blues Edge Logan Indians 15 14 In A Close Tilt
Bluefield beat Logan 15 to 14 at the east end ball yard as Hershey homered and drove in multiple runs. Earl Smith's squad rallied from a 6 0 deficit with key hits by Ratliff Diehl and Hutton, while Sloane pitched and sluggers Garcher Vogelson and Rechlitz contributed in the outfield. Logan made late pushes but Bluefield held on for the win.
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Schmeling Finishes as Louis Routs Him in One Round
Joe Louis knocked out Max Schmeling in a swift one round title bout, injuring Schmeling’s back and ending the German’s chances at a comeback. Louis’s decisive victory dominates the scene as promoters plan a September title defense against Max Baer, with lingering questions about Schmeling’s return.
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Colts Defeat Bees in Mountain State League 6-3 Victory
Williamson Colts beat Huntington 6 to 3 as Brinegar notches his tenth win in 11 starts. Sessi leads Williamson with key hits in the sixth inning while Beaman and Sandlock contribute behind the mound.
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W. Va
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Welch Miners Triumph Over Beckley In Mountain State League
Welch defeats Beckley 8 to 3 as Mervar homers with two on and Jasilunas hits a two run round trip. Zeiger and Ereno pitched for Beckley and Ford and Malatin worked for Welch, with the scoring by inning showing a late surge from Welch.
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Ereno
Ford
Malatin
Next Contender? Jacobs Hints Brown Rematch Teed Up
Promoter Mike Jacobs indicated the next challenger to meet Brown is being lined up. The comment suggests plans for a potential rematch and renewed title contention.
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Anderson Shines as Budge Falls at Wimbledon
Owen Anderson of Los Angeles, a UC L A senior ranked 18th in the United States, pushed Don Budge to five sets on center court before Budge finally won 6-0 7-5 6-1. Anderson nearly evened the final set at 5-5 before exhaustion sealed Budge’s victory.
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Los Angeles
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Yugoslavia
Anderson
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Rogers
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Gene Mako
Jadwiga Jedrzejowska
Poland
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Ronald Shayes
Mako
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Helen Wills Moody
Jean Borotra
Roderich Menzel
P. Howard
Wheelbarrow roll marks Max Backer bet from Schmeling bout
Elkins pharmacist Brooks Caudy rolled a wheelbarrow two miles beyond Elkins to Beverly as part of a bet on the Schmeling Louis fight in New York. Caudy started two miles out of Elkins and carried the burden for the wager with Buddy Groves offering the other side.
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Buddy
Schmeling
Fuehrer
Joe Louis
der Angriff
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Deriff
Germany
Lokal Anzeiger
Max Schmeling
Minor League Standings Slideshow Across Three Circuits
Dayton tops Canton while Springfield dominates Akron in scores. Charleston beats Erie by one, Nashville opens with Little Rock in a Southern Association debut.
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Reds defeat Giants 8 to 5 to clinch series
Cincinnati Reds top New York Giants 8 to 5 as Johnny Vander Meer earns his eighth win despite a late hiccup. Sambo Leslie and Ott homer, Cascarella relief preserves the victory. Giants protest after ninth inning dispute.
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Dodgers Win Behind Phelps Hard Hitting
Phelps drives six runs with homer and single as Dodgers topple Pirates 8 to 1. Pressnell stops Pirates on six hits for his sixth win, while Swift takes the loss in the Brooklyn win at Ebbets Field.
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Cards Win in Ninth 2-1 over Boston
Boston rookie Dick Errickson held St Louis to five hits through eight innings before faltering in the ninth as the Cardinals rallied for a 2-1 win. Enos Slaughter and Redbirds overcame a strong start by Errickson to claim the odd game of the series in Boston.
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National League results and today’s scheduled games
Yesterday Cinel tia New York 5 St. Louis 2 Boston 1. Brooklyn Pittsburgh 1 Chicago Philadelphia rained out. Today Chicago at New York Camleton aeon St Louis at Brooklyn Henshaw versus Fitzsimmons Cincinnati at Pyota Walters versus Mulcahy. Only games scheduled.
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Baseball scores and upcoming matches across cities
New York and Cleveland lead with 6 and 7 runs respectively while Philadelphia trails with 7. St Louis wins 1 and Washington wins 12 against Chicago 6. Detroit dominates Boston 16 to 2. Pairings include Sundra versus Ebens in Detroit and Philadelphia, Thomas versus i in Cleveland, and Bagby versus Whitehill in Chicago.
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Picard Leading Kenwood Field
Henry Picard of Hershey Pennsylvania shot 66 for a 7 under par first round to lead the Kenwood Invitational. Johnny Revolta and Dudley followed with 68 while Frank Walsh had 69 and Jimmy Thomson and Billy Burke 70 each.
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Revolta
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Yankees Beat Indians 8 6 to Move Toward Second Place
The New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 8 to 6 to salvage the final game of their four game series. Lou Gehrig and Bill Dickey homered, with Hadley earning the win in relief after a first eight innings where Cleveland rallied late. Rolfe and Gehrig added multiple hits as New York built a lead before holding off a ninth inning surge.
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Tigers Triumph 10-2 Over Red Sox End First Series
Detroit defeats Boston 10 to 2 as Hank Greenberg and Rudy York lead with homers. York's 20th homer ties AL leaders. Marcum exits after two more bombs. Detroit breaks the game with a big third inning and supports strong pitching despite late Boston runs.
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Nelson Wins Eights By Licking St. Louis
Nelson led Philadelphia to a 7 to 1 victory over St. Louis in a baseball game. Key hits came from Finney Chapman Mazzera and a pair of home runs by Finney Chapman and Mazzera. Lodigiani and Johnson contributed on defense as Nelson pitching by Walkup and Tietje kept St. Louis scoreless through nine innings. Attendance reached 912 as Philadelphia improved to 8-? on the season.
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Senators Shut Out White Sox 12 to 0 in Chicago
Washington Senators blanked Chicago 12 to 0 as Emil Leonard allowed eight hits. The offense piled up 16 hits led by Buddy Myer homer Sam West three doubles Buddy Lewis a triple plus two singles Cecil Travis a double and two singles. White Sox outfielder Henry Steinbacher had six for six the prior day.
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Max Schmeling’s Wife Readsied to Visit Newark
Berlin reports Anna Ondra, Schmeling’s wife, prepares to travel to Newark to be at her husband’s side after his defeat by Joe Louis. She has booked travel and awaits a final phone call, calling the bout a life fight rather than sport.
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Max Schmeling
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Max Fore
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Joe Louis
Adolf Hitler
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Tragedy as Woman Struck by Westbound Train
In Hinton West Virginia on June 23 Lillian Mae Anderson 20 of Alderson died after being struck by a westbound train and then by another train on the eastbound tracks. Officials say she stepped from behind the westbound train not realizing another train was approaching.
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Princeton Boosters Fall to McComas Wildcats in Tri-County Tilt
McComas Wildcats built a three run lead in the first inning and rode Sublette’s strong pitching to a 7 to 2 victory over Princeton Boosters at Rock yesterday. McComas executed three double plays to stifle rallies and sealed the win with a three hit eighth inning off Covey. The teams meet in an exhibition at Princeton on Sunday as Tri-County schedules wrap up before the second half begins July 9. RHE McComas .300 001 030-7 11 2 Princeton .200 000 000-2 8 2 Sublette and Fulford Covey and Chambers.
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Favorites prove worth by capturing positions at Charles Town
Heavily backed favorites Aella and Sylvia G won the Rumsey feature at Charles Town. Aella paid $4.00 to win and Sylvia G paid $4.20 for second, with Caidon third at the June 23 program. The pair surged late, overtaking the early leader in the final sixteenth.
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