Booster Pitcher Allows Huntington to Beat Fe Stogies 6 to 0
Huntington Boosters, led by Cook on the mound, held Wheeling to three hits and raced to a 6 0 win. Carrier slugged two homers with two aboard in the first and third as Huntington built a 6 0 lead before finishing 6 0.
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Yanks Rally To A 5 4 Victory In Tight Finish
In a crowded game, New York tops an opponent 5 to 4 as Crovetti Bishan and Williams drive runs. Cramer Lettab find bases, Mahaffey and Moore shut down hitters, while Grove and Withers combine for the win. Umpires Owens VanDrafian Hidebrand.
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Senators Hammer Red Sox 13 Hits in 4-Run Win
Washington fans 13 hits off Boston pitchers as they overturn yesterday's defeat with a decisive 4 to 13 victory. Friburg Gostin Cronin Sewell and Myer drive runs while Weaver starts and Andrews finishes for Boston. Wells Welland take losses.
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Tigers Humble White Sox in Detroit rout
Detroit crushed Chicago 14 to 4 as Gehringer Walker and Owen fueled the win with multiple hits and runs batted in. Hayes Mayes and Swanson supplied power while Greenberg and Herring contributed in the field and on the bases.
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Dayton Ducks Triumph Over Charleston In 7-1 Win
Dayton pounded Jim Murdock for 13 hits and capitalized on four Charleston errors to beat the Senators 7-1 at Kanawha Park. Tempers flared with umpire Getz mishandling calls as Ducky Holmes defended his players. Hal Holman is tipped to debut for Springfield tonight as Dayton closes its series and Springfield visits Kanawha Park at 8:15 p.m.
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Knot Holers Attend Park Tilt Tonight in Charleston
The Gazette Knot Hole club members gain free entry to the Kanewha Park game where Springfield Chicky debuts before Charleston fans. President Watt B Powell notes last night’s loss to the Dayton Ducks. Youth policy bans attendees over age 12, with past attempts by older youths to pose as Knot-Hoters.
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Hoge Leads Ducks Past Senators In Turbulent Ninth Inning
Hoge struck out and beat a throw to first, scoring on a Milles single after stealing second. Red Todd mounded for the Ducks, Charleston held to few hits as Johnson’s sixth inning triple was ruled out on a disputed plate call. Murdock faded late as Deterer, Dotterer and Pervola provided key hits, and Todd’s sacrifice attempts loaded the bases before Swanson and Ferroa forced in runs, with Lameler driving in two and Kitchum finishing the frame.
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Merritt Triumphs 7-2 Over Carbide in Six-Inning Affair
Merritt’s Martin's Quality Service club defeated Carbide 7-2 at Laidley field behind a dominant 14 strikeouts from pitcher Ire Merritt. Despite John McKenna’s solid effort, seven errors behind him doomed Carbide, with multiple runs aided by miscues and timely hits as Merritt secured his third straight win.
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Roofers Win 13 2 in one inning clash for second in division
The Bhawver Roofers defeated the Clendenin Reds 18 2 at Armor Park securing undisputed second place in the division. Reds started four pitchers as Bevel yielded four runs in the first before Humphries and Payne limited harm, while Roofers batter Rucker and Merkic led the offense amid the lopsided landslide.
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American Derby Draws Ten Horses For Race Today
Chicago reports the 1982 World's Fair American Derby at Washington Park with ten entries including Head Play and Charley. Favorites include Head Play, headlined as a strong Kentucky colt, ridden by Charley Kurtsinger with top weight 136 pounds, drawn from the outside post. The field features intricate Derby lore and plans for a dramatic renewal amid an expected 30,000 crowd.
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Williams Picked To Meet O Malley In June Armory Fight
The next Charlestown fight show promoted by the Doan Bralwy post of the American Legion will feature a 12 round Agatwaight championship bout. Steve O Malley of Wheeling was announced as the main event opponent with substitutions noted.
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Defending Champion Faces Billy Williams in Charleston Bout
The defending champion replaces Johnny Gatoline with Billy Williams of Charleston for the title defense on the Maxie Rosene show in New York City. Gatoline suffered a fractured jaw in a prior bout. The match remains tightly contested with local fans seeking a decisive finish as further card details are promised for early next week.
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King Levinsky Wins Opening Outdoor Boxing Season
King Levinsky of Chicago defeats Tuffy Griffithe of Bronx City Iowa in 16 bruising rounds at Mills Auditorium marking the start of the outdoor boxing season in Chicago.
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