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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1938

Page

9

Senators Split With Portsmouth In Twin Bill

The Charleston Senators finally ended a short losing streak at Kanawha Park but split a doubleheader with the Portsmouth Birds. The Ohioans opened with a 2-1 win as Moose Fralick allowed just a pair of runs, then Charleston answered with a 6-3 victory led by timely hits and strong defense as Danaher and Fleischmann contributed at the plate.

A. L. Hardman the Gazette Sharleston Senators Kanawha Park Portsmouth Birds Ohioans Manning Moose Fralick

Senator Notes and Worldly Stand Surges in Early Baseball Tour

Senator Notes details Pat note on Hed Birds trip to Charleston for a world series stand. Sam, one of the youngest officials, Park umpire Bratt Utary, who previously worked two games behind the plate, is noted. Senators move from Charleston to Erie with a double bill tomorrow. They’ll play in Johnstown then return June 7 to host Akron and Canton. Monday’s delay drew a sparse, frightened crowd, but a strong midweek turnout accompanied by 2¢ admission marked the event.

Pats Politano Portsmouth Hed Birds Charleston Sam Umpee Bratt Uteary Esme Senators Erie Johnstown Akron Canton

Baseball Round Drives In Runs Amid Confusing Play

A chaotic baseball update notes Morris collecting his second hit as teammates advance on a sacrifice and risky baserunning. Freischmann drives in runs, Huff is doubled off on a failed outfield relay, and Fralick contributes on defense. Box score garble follows with scattered player names and odd figures, reflecting a fractured OCR of the inning-by-inning recap.

Morris Oni Yass C. Martin Freischmann Huff Fralick

Gazette Will Drill The Gazette baseball practice at Kelly Park

The Gazette baseball team will drill at Kelly Park today at 5 o clock. Manager Gregor haz asked players to report to the field office at 5 30 for warmups and instructions.

Gazette Kelly Park Gregor Haz

Notable Names and Places from Charleston to Huntington Creek

A fragmented OCR list names Blanton Browning Tavins and various residents across Charleston Huntington Parkersburg Steubenville and Riverview. The garbled text includes dates and codes beside individuals such as Johnny Tavins Denny Blair Rhodes Poe Buges Hupington Crayton Lyon and others, indicating a local directory or roster with unclear formatting and stray identifiers.

Johnny Tavins Charleston Yrea Bannerot A Peterson Steubenville Jack Hobbteill Parkersburg E. Howard ‘Meek Huntington Denny Blair Riverview Crk Rhodes Poe Buges Fete Hawkins Asbury Huptington Z Crayton Poor de George Lyon

Negro Softball League Kanéwhe Valley Results

The Negro softball league games played yesterday. Second Revenue defeated 7 to 2, Spring Hill beat Jarrett 23 to 6, and St Albans won 6.

Kanéwhe Valley Spring Hill Jarrett St .Albans

Three Senators players released as new pitchers join

Charleston Senators cut Charley Timm and Lee Taylor, catcher Joe Erena, swapping in right handers Fd Weiland and George Klivak and rookie Rhinehart. Powell cited league rookie rules and need to improve pitching as driving the changes, with Timm and Taylor joining Beckley and others seeking new jobs.

Charley Timm Lee Taylor Joe Ereno Charleston Senators Penninsylvania Fd Weiland George Klivak Rhinehart Watt Powell Timm Taylor Weiland Blivak Erena Little Joe O'Malley Beckley Brena Danny Litwhiler Paul Carroll Spa Beaumont Powell

Race Results Report From Page Containing Mixed Times and Names

A garbled race results item lists numerous runners and times with fragmentary names and places. It mentions coaches, finish times like 48.00 and 1:12, and references athletes such as Driscoll, Hannah, O'Malley, and Bierman. The text is noisy but indicates a track or mile race with various entrants and placings.

Fage Labs Alen Pardtens Untle Jae Morin Bnd Driscoll Berger Nate Hannah Uniurt Beseyue van Ear Mile Py Mobertar Gretetny Aid Antine Frick Main “Road Pra Bi-Ben A del Y Mle Ana Smith Aino J. O'Malley der C. Bierman Sasiathy Lennar Bierman Dromvir Ducior C

Boys Invited to Try Out for Junior Delegation Posts

Local merchants sponsor the Junior Benators inviting boys who will be 18 after January 1 to try for positions. First practice is this evening at 5 o'clock at Kanawhs pack. Manager Gene Donough announced tryouts and asked boys to bring their own equipment.

Neta Kanawhs Pack Gene 2S Donough

Armstrong Beats Barney Ross in Lopsided Return Bout

Henry Armstrong dominated Barney Ross across 15 rounds in a non-title bout, opening with relentless two fisted pressure. Ross, battered and bloodied, could not answer the tireless attack as Armstrong pressed to a decisive finish.

Henry Barney Armstrong Itoo Ross Refree Donovan

Chinese Down 15 Jap Planes Over Hankow

Reports from Shanghal say Chinese fighters repelled a large Japanese bombing fleet near Hankow. Chinese pilots claimed 15 Japanese planes destroyed while over half the attackers retreated. Japanese losses disputed by Imperial headquarters who claimed 20 Chinese planes shot down. Chinese bulletin cites 240,000 Chinese casualties on the Lung Hai front since May 24 with 103,000 killed. General Chiang Kai-shek reportedly traps near Sunghai station at Lanfeng, including Doihara's division.

Shanghal Wedness Hankow China Japan Imperial Headquarters Lunghai Rssist Chiang Kai-shek Sunghai Lanfeng Kenji Doihara Manchuria Chiang

Frantic Boston NY Protest Sparks Turnaround in Game

The Yankees argued a foul call, Dickey and Gehrig protested to Umpire Hubbard, and Boston briefly led before the Sox faded. The snippet lists player actions, substitutions, and run totals with mixed names and garbled OCR data.

Yanks Dickey Gehrig Hubbard

Vecchio Wins County Municipal Champion Title

Vecchio takes the county municipal crown as Sam Parks Jr and Ray Mangrum join the district team. Parks and Mangrum were among last year’s low thirty scorers and avoided qualifying. Other scores include Eddie Morgan Jr Cumberland 158 Henry Fabian Steubenville 167 Marty McDonough East Liverpool 170 Walter Simpson Washington 371 Chuck Onoretis Wheeling 162.

Sam Parks Ray Mangrum Oakmont Parks and Mangrum Eddie Morgan Cumberland Mad Henry Fabian Steubenville Marty McDonough East Liverpool Walter Simpson Washington Chuck Onoretis Wheeling

Boxing Rally Ends With Rom Henry Staggered

In a crowd cheering rally, Barmey retreating and holding as Rom Henry lands a hard right to the chin. Armstrong's round ends with Henry hammering at the bell, the crowd noting a decisive moment in the bout.

Barney Henry Ross Armstrong Armatrong F Harney Barmey Rom Henry Hint

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