Reds Defeat Cubs 4-3 to Extend Win Streak
Cincinnati pounded out four hits and forced three Chicago errors to win 4-3 at home. Paul Derringer drove in two runs in the seventh as Goodman Scarsella and F Herman open the inning with hits. Chicago scoring came with a seventh inning single by O'Dea and Gill double, plus an eighth inning rally on three doubles. Attendance reached 33,468 as Derringer and Davis pitched for the teams.
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Forest Fire Burns 100 Acres Near Coeburn
A serious forest fire broke out yesterday on Stony Mountain near Coeburn and spread over 100 acres of timber land before fighters arrived. Jim I Edwards reported loss of a peach orchard and a small saw mill plant in danger. CCC enrollees and Virginia forest forces rushed to the scene. Wildlife on Stony Mountain feared affected as flames grew beyond control.
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Coeburn
Jim I. Edwards
CCC
Virginia Forest
Dwyer Stakes Honor Races Stir Pimlico Notes
STUBBY CURRENCE notes Blues div. trainer Brookmeade’s Cavalcade and High Quest victories and the Dwyer Stakes race where Yern Canach trailed. Mr Bones, whisker-close to Granville in Belmont memories, contends as a top three-year-old with Whitney’s Granville and past greats in the era.
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Bob Smith
Brookmeade
Cavalcade
High Quest
Bob
Isabel Dodge Sloan
Santa Anita
Gean Canach
St. Germains
Aqueduct Course
John P. Grier
Yern Canach
Mr. Bones
Jock Whitney
Johnny Gilbert
Granville
Whitney
Ban Canach
Man O’ War
Grey Lag
Ladkin
Crusader
Little Mary Drops Crown in National Diving Defense
New York June 29 12 year old Mary Hoerger known as Little Mary failed to defend her outdoor national diving title. She fumbled on the first dive and finished second behind Claudia Eckert of Chicago. The child’s mother Frances Hoerger recalled her daughter’s dream of a youngest champion and the crushing weight of pressure.
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New York
Mary Hoerger
Miami
Mary
Frances Bilsbarrow
St. Louis
Frances Hoerger
Claudia Eckert
Chicago
Everett Marshall pins Ali Baba in title bout
Columbus Ohio June 29 Everett Marshall a husky Columbus and Colorado grappler won a world heavyweight championship wrestling bout defeating Ali Baba the glowering Turk in 39 minutes and 20 seconds Marshall controlled the match from start to finish finishing with full nelsons a high body slam and a cross body pin
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Everett Marshall
Husky Young
Colorado Grappler
Ali Baba
Marshall
Whereaway Sweeps to Victory in Arlington Inaugural
Whereaway trained by Pelleteri stable won the Arlington Park inaugural handicap by a length and a quarter in seven furlongs. Pharosay finished second with The Fighter third as a crowd of about 10 000 watched opening day showers and a good track. Jockey Charley Corbett rode Whereaway, with a $3 005 purse to owner Pelleteri, amid a card offering 409000 in stakes headlined by a $30000 classic.
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Anthony Pelleteri
New Orleans
Arlington Park
Calumet Farm
Pharosay
Fighter
Milky Way Farms
Arlington
Nellie Flagg
Whereaway
Calumet
Infidex
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Preeminent
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Pelleteri
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Probable pitchers list for major league games
The schedule names probable pitchers for June 30 across the American and National Leagues. In the American League Detroit at Chicago features Bridges against Lyons, Cleveland at St Louis has Harder versus Andrews, Washington at Philadelphia Whitehill on Kelley, Boston at New York lists Marcum versus Gomez and Grove versus Hadley of Malone. In the National League New York at Boston Smith versus Lang, Philadelphia at Brooklyn Jorgens against Mungo, St Louis at Pittsburgh two games Winford versus Swift and Walker versus Brown.
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Bridges
Lyons
Cleveland
St. Louis
Harder
Andrews
Washington
Philadelphia
Whitehillon
Kelley
Boston
Nw York
Marcum
Gomez
Grove
Hadley
Malone
New York
Smith
Lang
Brooklyn
Jorgens
Mungo
Pittsburgh
Winford
Swift
Walker
Brown
Lawson Recen es Sullivan Award to Lawson Little Jr
Lawson Little Jr of San Francisco received the 1935 James E. Sullivan memorial trophy for outstanding American athlete. Avery Brundage presented the award at a Chicago luncheon. Bonthron notes Little’s amateur impact despite turning pro. Little, 26, sells golf equipment in Chicago.
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Lawson Little Jr
San Francisco
United States
Great Britain
James BE. Sullivan
America
Avery Brundage
Amateur Athletic Union
Little
Wagered plane crash report sparks search in Chelyan area
Forest wardens and troopers battled a mountain fire after a suspected air crash. Local observers, including John Campbell and 11 year old Maureen Myers, described explosions and a low flying plane circling before smoke and flames rose from the second growth timber on the mountain.
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John Campbell
Chelyan
Maureen Myers
Cheylan
Beaver Defeats Graber On Mat
In a Virginia Sportarena show, Little Beaver defeats Henry Graber two falls to one in the main event. Johnny Plummer and The Goon Henry draw after a two fall stalemate as Dick Powell referees with a bossy touch.
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Daily Telegraph
Ralph Weinberg
Virginia Sportarena
Wesney
Henry Graber
Little Beaver
Johnny Plummer
Goon Henry
Ralph
Cauliflower Row
Dick Powell
Little Richard
Jim
Henry
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Woodmen Corps Defeat Rock-Piedmont 12-3 In Exhibition
Woodmen of the World beat the Rock Piedmont combination 12 to 3 at Glenwood Park. Shorter, in his first game, held opponents to seven hits, hit a home run and three singles. Wagner starred at short and stole bases after a three-bagger in the second inning. Manager French aims for one league game weekly plus exhibitions, inviting interested teams through J. B. French of Bluefield, W. ALS.
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Shorter
He Aloso
Wagner
French
J. B. French
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Als
Rock- Piedmont
R Beott
Cece
Bailey
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Harman
Sas
Candler
Toms Oo
Cesrcescecnenss
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R. Harman
Hill
C. Reed
Scott
Wasner
Buchanon
Stas Shorter
Smith
Neal
Cronin cites injuries as Boston Sox woes in slump season
New York June 29 Joe Cronin, facing a seven and a half game gap to the Yankees, blames frequent injuries for Boston's woes. He notes regulars absent, aging players in new roles, and poor late road trip results as he plans lineup changes and urges better performance in the upcoming double header against New York. Cronin also mentions hoping Johnny Marcum improves and returns to form after setbacks.
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Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Yankees
Bing Miller
Bing
Manush
Cooke
Boston
Joe
Cronin
Rick Ferrell
Grove
Johnny Marcum
Marcum
Arkle Edges Cohn For State Tennis Title In Five Sets
Charleston West Virginia June 29 B F Arkle Wheeling tennis star fought a grueling comeback to defeat Sam Cohn Beckley five sets for the state closed tournament crown. Arkle mounted a late charge in a hot sun as observers steadied themselves through long rallies and a tense finish. Cohn and partner Aubrey Smith long dominated doubles but Arkle’s top spin drop shot and steady backhand carried him to victory. Spectators also anticipated a slate of upcoming opens across West Virginia and nearby states this summer.
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W. V
B. F. Arkle
Wheeling
Arkle
Sam Cohn
H. M. Bulen
Bulen
Eddie Buckle
Tickle Reed
Huntington
Aubrey Smith
Cohn
Smith
Emmett Pare
White Sulphur Springs
Bluefield
Hinton
Nashville Rider Wins Double and Sets Track Record
Jockey Leon Garrett of Nashville wins both ends of the daily double at Charles Town WV. He sets a five-eighths track record riding Vanvola in race two with a 0.594-5 time, pays $35.20. He also wins race three aboard Bobby Folsom, and gains a third win on Cora Kay in race five. The West Virginia racing commission suspends trainer H W Wageley and Banana for 90 days. Town Jockey Club gets approval for a four day meet from July 29 to August 1 and extension of the current meet to July 11. This Play scratched from race six due to illness. Lou Pikor wins Purcellville with Lady Windsor of the Feld, tying Sammy Palumbo for jockeys with 37 wins each at this meeting.
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W. Va
Leon Garrett
Nashville
Tenn
Garrett
Leith Brothers
Vanvola
Bobby Folsom
H. W. Truatt
Henry Tait Rodier
Jack White
Cora Kay
Canynge
West Virginia Racing Commission
H. W. Wageley
Banana
Town Jockey Club
W. G. Kirby
W. EB. Trussell
Lou Pikor
Purcellville
Lady Windsor
Feld
Sammy Palumbo
Budge Reaches All England Semifinals In Straight Sets
London June 29 Don Budge crushed Adrian Quist to reach the All England singles semi finals for a second straight year. Fred Perry defeated Bryan Grant 6 4 6 3 6 1 and H W Austin beat Wilmer Allison 6 1 6 4 7 5. Baron Von Cramm beat Jack Crawford 6 1 7 5 6 4.
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Eng
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Adrian Quist
Fred Perry
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Budge
Perry
Austin
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Wilmer Allison
von Cramm
Jack Crawford
Australia
Cincinnati Beats Chicago 4 3 in Morning Showdown
Results from yesterday show Cincinnati defeating Chicago 4 to 3. Only one game scheduled today features St. Louis at Pittsburgh with two more matchups Philadelphia at Brooklyn and New York at Boston on the slate.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Baseball Schedule Notes from the American League
No games were played as Washington visited Philadelphia. Cleveland met St. Louis and Boston played New York twice. Detroit was listed to face Chicago.
Boosters Defeat Richlands Nine at Cainfield
Bluefield with 15 hits and 12 runs toppled Richlands 12 to 7 Sunday afternoon. Hall struggled on mound for Richlands as Bluefield built a five-run fifth and added in sixth and eighth while Williams and Harris held the visitors to key runs.
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Amonate
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Rimmer
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Ferrell
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Peer
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