Yankees Crush Tigers 9-3 as Ruffing Dominates
Big Red Ruffing pitched eight strong innings and the New York Yankees routed Detroit 9 to 3. Bill Dickey and Joe DiMaggio contributed homers as New York shortstop Gehringer and DiMaggio sparked the offense.
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Hitter Brother and Odds and Ends from Press Box
A collage of humorous snippets from Stubby and Curriucs with boxing talk, panhandler quips, and light column gags. Jokes about Rand the artist, a Schmeling fight remark, and playful riffs on daily life appear alongside city chatter and faux news notes.
Vic Sorrell Set to Return Monday for Bluefield Game
Vic Sorrell will start for Bluefield against Welch Miners Monday at Cain Field after a 13 year absence. He worked out well Sunday and will accompany the team to Welch for a final workout. weather could threaten a sellout.
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Cubs Whitewash Giants as Cavarretta Homers in Five Run Win
Cubs defeat the New York Giants 5 to 3 behind a homer by Phil Cavarretta and two RBIs from Cavarretta and Demaree. Gumbert starts for Chicago but is knocked out in the fifth as Chicago builds a lead while maintaining sole possession of near ties with the Reds and Cubs contend with late rallies.
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Browns Slambang Nationals Beat Senators 12 to 9
In St. Louis on June 25 the Browns defeated the Washington Senators 12 to 9 behind early homers from Hamond Clift and Beau Bell. Clift drove in two, with Mel Almada adding a seventh inning triple as the Browns pulled away with five runs across the sixth and seventh frames.
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Picard Leads in Big Cincinnati Golf Tourney
Picard holds a five point edge over Lawson Little at the end of 90 of 126 holes in the $5,000 Goodall invitational on the Kenwood course. The Hershey Hurricane shot 74 in the morning then parred in the night round as leaders and scores shifted. Sam Snead posted 68 in the morning while Ralph Guldahl shot 67 in the afternoon to improve their standings.
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Moody stages comeback to reach Wimbledon quarterfinals
Helen Moody rallied from a 1-5 deficit to beat Mrs Robbie Heine Miller 8-6 6-4 on center court and advance to the All England quarter finals. Budge defeated Ronald Shayes to remain the lone U S hope in men's singles as Jacobs and Bundy faced scheduling disruptions.
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Billy The Killer Tops Thursday Night Card At Sportarena
Billy The Killer Bratton returns to the Sportarena in the main event of a weekly amateur night, with an unnamed opponent rumored to be a husky Nortan youth. Dennis Wiley meets Cotton Smith for the district heavyweight title, while Ray Tosti faces Ray Mills and a curtain-raiser pairs Albert Monarchy with Cottontop Clark.
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Rain Curtails Play In Albemarle Net Tourney
Rain halted Albemarle Tennis Club matches yesterday with several completed and others suspended. Mack Hammond defeated Mac Louthan 6-4 6-3, Jack Feuchtenberger beat Eugene Jones 7-5 8-6, and Ed Jones led Maurice Weinberg 3-1 while Babe Richardson led Fred Alexander 4-2 when play stopped. finals set for 3 p.m. Monday.
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Richlands Routs Damascus to Seize Loop Lead in Narrow Win
Richlands Royals moved up to first in the Burley Belt as Sim Grizzle threw a one hitter for seven innings before yielding a hit in a 1 0 victory over Damascus. The Beavers stranded runners with double plays in the seventh and ninth, and Mace scored on a seventh inning run after Tizen failed to stretch a hit into a double. Burton pitched five strong frames for Damascus before Grizzle's shutout lasted until the final hit. A new Richlands pitcher was set to debut for the team.
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Heavy rains postpone college track classic in Evanston
A heavy rain drenched Dyche stadium forcing postponement of the second annual track and field meet between a selected Pacific Coast Conference team and the Western Conference. Northwestern University will host the event Monday night with Southern California leading the favored West team, coming off last year’s triumph in Los Angeles.
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YMCA Softball Game at Princeton Scheduled for 1 30
The YMCA softball team will travel to Princeton for a game set for 1 30 as a preliminary to the Tri County league contest.
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