Vance Shuts Down Braves as Dodgers Win Doubleheader
Brooklyn tops Boston 6 1 behind Dazzy Vance strong outing. Rod Brown goes 4 for 5 for Brooklyn while Hack Wilcomb clubs a homer in the opener. In the second game Brown allows few runs as Dodgers split the twin bill and remain fourth, a game ahead of Pittsburgh. Pirates edge Cubs 9-5 in Pittsburgh opening of three game series with Waner brothers driving runs.
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Moody Reaches French Championship Final In Thriller
In Auveuil France on June 2 Helen Moody, below form but commanding every stroke, defeated Hilda Garahwinkel 6-3 10-8 to reach the French women's final. Helen Jacobs fell to Rene Mathieu 6-4 6-4, while Betty Nuthall advanced after Aussem defaulted post first set. In men’s singles Gregory Mangin won a round with Cochet awaiting, and H N K Lee upset Rene LaCoste with a four-set thriller.
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Mme, Mathela
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Miss Aussen
Gregory Mangin
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Franca
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England
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Reading News From German's Camp Sparks Banter in Orangeburg
In Orangeburg on June 2 Jack Bharsey relishes boxing camp updates from Max Schmeling's Kingston camp. He mocks reports with Trainers Al Lacey and Tony Palozzole, noting referee questions and Schmeling's future, while Sharkey's camp reports praise his vicious sparring and grueling pace ahead of a Memorial Day encore.
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Daily Mail
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Chicago White Sox fall to St Louis in opener 4 to 2
St Louis shelled Al Thomas with two doubles three singles and a base on balls in the third inning to erase an early deficit and beat the White Sox 4 to 2. Key hits came from Burns Ferriss Blue and Fothergill with Chicago committing errors on Selph and Kret.
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Kanawha Team Beats D H Jones And Others In Local Match
In a crowded Kanawha club event, teams led by D H Jones and Andy Nelson faced rivals including E C Janson with C B Ezell, W F Prizzell, and Fred Faulkner. The card listed multiple two and three point wins over Bob Barker Wade Hill Rex Griffith Cy Meadows and others amid scattered typographical errors.
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Rickey Defends Cardinals Trades And Pennant Hopes
In New York on June 2 Branch Rickey, Cardinals executive, said trades have not hurt the club’s pennant chances. He argued the team is better sans Hafey and Grimes and stressed a future-focused, win-at-all-costs mindset. He noted possible additional deals before the June 15 limit and cited Connie Mack’s three straight pennants as motivation.
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Bits Of Sports Continued From Page One
Bits of sports chatter highlights a fast start by Sing and a tough day for Beckley prospects. Booger Welch returns to Beckley lineup, Duff Daniels proposed him to Charleston, Watt Powell undecided on service, Robertshaw, previously cut by Philadelphia, struggles at bat, and Charleston pitcher Joe Martin earns three victories this season.
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Fragmented OCR Ad Lists Clubs and Teams Across Cities
The readable fragments name multiple associations and clubs with scattered city links including Milwaukee Minneapolis Louisville Columbus Toledo Indianapolis and various surnames such as Btrelecki Adkies Trow Fenner Guillant Hillin Young Ry Griffin Bayne Collins and Camp bell Angles Riddle Cragherd Pytiak.
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Home run and a triple spark talk among Huntington Boosters
The passage notes a player lacking name recognition, his league and secretary averages, and a betting average. A recent home run and a triple sparked discussion among the team, with Red Weaver, a former Charleston pitcher, joining the Huntington Boosters and doing solid work.
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Huntington Boosters
Buck McTiernan Fight Postponed In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh June 2 1 late tonight forced postponement of the 10 round bout between Buck McTiernan of Pittsburgh and Tommy Free Tan former welterweight champion at Swissvale arena. The fight will be staged tomorrow night.
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Tommy Free- Tan
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