Cleaners To Get Test In Banner Tiff
Twilight league’s fifth week opens at Laid dey field with Fox Dry Cleaners and Jarrett Printers in a marquee clash. Jarrett, improving after a rough start, faces reigning pace setters in a clash likely to draw a large crowd. Dennegen stars behind Joe Donnegan as Jarrett looks to challenge. Central Bales, Shawver, and Fisk vie for key wins as the schedule tightens. standings, pitching matchups, and rainouts shape the week’s fate in Charleston.
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Moody Favorite In Meet Finals
AUTEUIL, June 4. Helen Wills Moody, the American star, will be the overwhelming favorite in tomorrow's finals of the French tennis championship to seek her fourth French singles title and her second doubles crown with Elizabeth Ryan. She has previously won the singles titles in 1938, 1930, and 1937.
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Cardinals Triumph 7 3 Over Reds In Open Series
Bihrt Hallahan earned his sixth win of the season with nine strikeouts as the St. Louis Cardinals beat Cincinnati 7 to 3. Pepper Martin homered with a man on in the first. Martin, Collins and Gilbert drove in multiple runs as St Louis seized the early lead and held on. Cliff Heath, Delmer, and Durocher contributed RBIs for the Cardinals while Johnson struggled for Cincinnati.
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Pirates Rally Past Cubs in Seven-Run Win at Pittsburgh
Helnia Meine pitched his first start of the season for Pittsburgh, holding Chicago to seven hits as the Pirates scored in two big innings to beat the Cubs 12 to 4. Burleigh Grimes struggled, while Traynor, Grace and Vaughan delivered key hits amid a game marked by miscues and strong Pirates bats.
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Braves Miss Chance Continued From Page 2
A partial game recap notes Lukeforth and Wright in the cinema set, with a bus set Boston 6, Brooklyn. Base on balls off Hoyt 3, Phelps 2. Steuck out by Hay, Phelps 2, Betts 4, Hutts off Hoyt. Inning 1-3 Phelps, losing pitcher Hot, Donnelly and Rigler, time 2.
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On the Sidelines Continued From Page Three
Watts foe staggering sums of money and a series climax hint. The Angelo club and Los Angeles face a Hollywood clash with stars grabbing attention as Battywood leads but honors waver in a city of fleeting fame.
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Baseball box score fragment Murky 18 innings note
Readable segments show teams Kennees City Columbus and players such as Menaick Ryan McMullen Gorif Osborne Smith Bayne Thomas Colfina ditto Bolen Wingard Riddle Lee Powler Dean Kenie. Scoring lines include innings with runs and errors, extra innings indicated, but data is fragmentary and requires full box score to confirm outcomes and affiliations.
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Detroit and Cleveland Tie On Errors In Doubleheader
A garbled box score from a Detroit Cleveland game shows Porter, Gehringer, and White scoring for Detroit while Cleveland receivers include Averill, Stone, and Gehringer. Errors and miscues punctuate a tense contest as pitchers Hudlin and Whitehill lead the varied pitching effort.
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Major League Leaders Lew Fonneca Delivers White Sox Win in 10th
Lew Fonneca personally led the Chicago White Sox to a 6 5 ten inning victory over the St. Louis Browns. With two outs in the tenth, Fonneca drove in the winning run as Dick Cellman replaced Hadley and Kress scored on a sacrifice or hit. Fred Schulte led the Browns with five hits including two doubles and a triple, while Leavy, Ferrell, and Kress contributed key RBI. Thames earned the win, Coffman the loss.
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Red Sox Cop Two (Continued From Page 4)
Washington and Boston split a doubleheader with Davis and Burke among top hitters. pitching by Durham and Cronin yielded tight innings while errors and base running miscues shaped the late rallies.
Tigers Split Doubleheader With Indians In Detroit
Detroit divided a doubleheader with Cleveland to stay in third place. The Tigers won game two 10 to 4 after dropping game one 1 to 1. Key hits came from Cissell, Montague, and Morgan as Detroit overwhelmed pitcher Hudak in the fourth inning.
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Slow Foot League Rolls On in Montgomery Alabama
Henry Hughes, longtime spark plug of the Blow-foot Teague league, organizes and runs a two-team city league on a tiny courtyard diamond by the Montgomery courthouse. The rule set bans bunting, favors heel sprints, and a single error costs a run. games happen daily after court hours with an improvised umpire. The league has educated several local figures into notable roles, including Judge Leon McCord, Judge Walter B. Jones, Solicitor Temple Siebels, Mayor A. Gunter Jr., and the late newspaperman Pumy Woodruff.
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Turnbulls Walk Away With Races
TURIN Italy June 4 The Turnbulls of Monrovis California dominated the regatta winning three races and finishing second in another Loretta won the Turin Moronautic cup for an 11 minute 39 58 second 3 2 kilometer course Ruppert the younger brother captured the Loretta cup for 12 kilometers in 13 minutes 2a seconds and the Motenlere cup for 14 kilometers in 12 minutes 56 8 seconds Raymond the third member placed ten seconds in the City of Turin cup races.
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College Baseball Scores Reported From Northeast Mix
Penn State crushed Bucknell 13 to 1 in a 13 inning showcase while Dartmouth routed Pennsylvania 11 to 8 and Harvard defeated Holy Cross 5 to 4. Connecticut topped Syracuse 5 to 3 in a separate contest.
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