Jack Sharkey Signals Comeback With Win Over Brubaker
In Fenway Park before 15000, Jack Sharkey 83 defeated Phil Brubaker 22 in a ten round bout to regain a unanimous decision. Brubaker opened with a first round knockdown and led early, but Sharkey rallied with effective punching and outboxed his young rival to take the fight.
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Associated Press
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Phil Brubaker
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Brubaker
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Jack Sharkey
California
Primo Canera
Bubaker
Joe O'Connor
Bluefield Boosters to Play A Monate Saturday
The Bluefield Boosters an independent baseball club, fresh from a 3-1 start and a Sunday win over Pulaski, prepare for a Saturday home game against Amonate. Amonate has risen into a strong McDowell county rival, while Bluefield’s schedule includes Saltville and a Bishop forfeit win. Negotiations continue on Booster fees, with Narrows likely to return for a rematch in Cainfield.
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Saltville
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McDowell County
Amonate Nine
Probable Pitchers for Major Leagues Tomorrow
In National League action at New York Warneke faces Schumacher while Boston fields Lucas against MacDonald and Buffalo meets Brooklyn with Parmelee versus Brandt. Cincinnati visits Philadelphia with Stine opposed by Walter. American League games include Washington at Chicago Whitehill versus White and Philadelphia at Detroit with Ross against Phillips or Lawson. Boston at Cleveland features Allen versus Marcu m.
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Ezar clashes with referee in British Open round and falls from contention
The piece notes golf clown Joe Ezar argued with a referee during the British Open and shot himself out of the running with a sloppy two over par round. It recalls his prior exhibition play and contrasts with records set by Hagen and Kirkwood. It also surveys Detroit sports, fishing in West Virginia, and local June events, with skating commentary on Rogers and Schmeling.
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Joe Louis
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Hank Greenberg
Mickey Cochrane
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Dave Levin
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Virginia
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West Virginia
Rider Loses Race Over Breeches Fight in Denman Thompson
Charles Town W Va James Love Lost won the feature in 1 28 1-5 after early trouble at the gate. Bright Girl veered across causing Clear Knight to back into his stall. Little Brooke led with Love Lost close behind. final stretch saw Love Lost prevail by two lengths. Jockey W Grady failed to overtake in a photo finish for an 8 G Bailey horse.
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Pikor
Ben Arkle Leads Way In Tourney Action
Charleston resident Ben Arkle carved a path in the state closed tennis tournament, advancing to the fourth round with a 6-2 6-2 win over George Richardson of Bluefield. Other seeds advanced as Sam Cohn and Charles Gore posted wins, while Red Brown and Eddie Buckle were among players eliminated.
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Ralph Weinberg
Goon Henry
Johnny Plummer
Chief Beaver
Henry Graber
Don Budge
Budge
Key Grant
White Sulphur
Eddie Buckle
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H. M. Bulen
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Bob Skinner
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Malcolm Lilly
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Pell Miller
T. C. McKinley
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Jimmy Alien
Joe Ferguson
Mahood
Baseball Scores From American and Southern Associations
American Association results show Milwaukee 9 over St Franl 6, Kansas City 18 over Minneapolis 8, Columbus 3 over Toledo 5, Louisville 11 over Indianapolis 8, Baltimore 6, Newark 10, Buffalo, Toronto 6 over Montreal 1, Rochester 5 over Albany 5 6, Syracuse 7 over 7. Southern Association games list Nashville 11 over Birmingham 2, Atlanta 3 over Memphis 11, Chattanooga 5 4, New Orleans 2 over 3, with no further schedule entries.
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Women’s tennis results from Charleston event
In singles play, Mrs Eve lyn Heiberg of Huntington defeated Miss Mary Lewis Dickinson of Charleston 6-2 6-1. Mrs Herman Bennett of Charleston and Virginia White of Beckey claimed additional match wins, with scores 6-3 6-? and 6-3 6-1 respectively.
Doughboys Named First Half Champion In Bluefield League
The Doughboys led by Dewey Carr were declared official first half champions after protests by St. Clair and Powermen were denied. The league trimmed fields from five to four, setting Weller Beceye Airport and Wade as sites. Second half starts July 6 with 27 games per team and eligibility lists due by June 30. Hamp Hampton presided. final session set for June 2.
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League
Hal Hughes
Chicago Bees Celebrate NL Birthday With Twin Bill Wins
Chicago beat Boston 1 to 0 and 8 to 4 in a doubleheader as 10 000 fans watched. Gabby Hartnett drove in the first run while Tex Carleton won his 15th game this season. Ethan Allen suffered a hand injury in the first game.
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Obscure Wimbledon Pro Takes British Open Lead
Hoylake England June 24 A Wimbledon park pro Billi Cox shot a lone 70 to lead the opening round of the British Open. Cox's back nine 34 gave him a three stroke edge over the field with James Adams and H Davies in pursuit. Sarazen Cotton Padgham led group at 73 as other Americans fared better in a crowded leaderboard.
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Wimbledon Park
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Ernie Ball
Mobile
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Willie Googan
San Francisco
Ted Turner
Pine Valley
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Waco
Texas
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Charles Winks
Cotton
Yankee Murderers' Row Delivers 7 6 Victory Over White Sox
New York Yankees rally behind Gehrig and DiMaggio as the offense outweighs a pitching collapse. Hadley wins in relief after Lyons struggles, with Rolfe Dickey and Gehrig homering to lift the league leaders to a 7 6 win over Chicago.
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Boston Beats Indians 9 4 as Foxx Homers Twice
Jimmie Foxx hit his 20th and 21st home runs to power the Boston Red Sox past the Cleveland Indians 9 to 4 in the opener of a four game series. Fred Ostermueller limited Cleveland to six hits, with Hal Trosky delivering two doubles for the Indians.
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Budge and Perry Lead All England Round Three
In the All England championship third round, Fred Perry defeated John Van Ryn 6-3 6-2 6-0 and Don Budge crushed Jean Lesueur 6-1 6-1 6-1 to set the pace. Wilmer Allison and Bitsy Grant also advanced, while Hilda Sperling upset Carolin Babcock and Helen Jacobs outpaced Jacqueline Goldschmidt 6-1 6-0.
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Don Budge
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Quist
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Japan
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Los Angeles
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Denmark
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Austria
Narrows baseball team wins twice in a row over Blacksburg
Narrows defeated Blacksburg 9-8 in Blacksburg for the second straight win over the Blacksburg outfit. The previous day Narrows beat Bleaksburg 12-0 at Narrows. Gilliam was the winning pitcher yesterday and Britts hit a homer for Narrows. The squad played Radford at Narrows in a Tri County league game.
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Camilli Tops NL Big Six With Four Hits
Dolph Camilli of the Phillies surged into the National League big six hitters with four hits in five at bats boosting his average to .363. Baxter Jordan of the Bees dropped to .354 after going 1 for 9. In the AL Lou Gehrig remained atop the era with modest output as Billy Sullivan fell back, with Gehrig leading the league.
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Yanks
Sullivan
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