Pirates Halt Red Win Streak At Nine In Derby Scene
New York reports a doubleheader where the Pirates beat the Redlegs after an opener loss. Max Butcher delivered seven solid hits to halt Cincinnati’s streak, while Ed Heusser blanked Pittsburgh in the first game and homered in the fifth. The pair’s efforts produced 13 total safeties as Cincinnati’s early lead faded and the Pirates climbed back into the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Alexis
Butcher
Heusser
New York
Cincinnai
Fainsburgh Pirates
Redlegs
Strang
Max Butcher
Walter
Boom Boom Beck
Seccessors
Ed Heusser
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Braves
Chicago
Louis
Sportsman's
Americ Philadelphia
Pisa Cane Math
Trautman curbs misplays as baseball rebus noted in Louisville
Louisville reports detail G M Trautman presiding over umpire woes in a Brewers KC game with a disputed replay and fines. The Derby scene at Churchill Downs draws attention to Alexis and a 75,000 dollar purse while plans shift for potential contenders. Charles Town purse action ends with ADA Miller’s trainer Triumph and Mougen’s 21st straight win in Philadelphia boxing.
D-Day Sports for Vets Drive Kicks Off Today
The D-Day Sports for Disabled Veterans drive launches today with golfers and bowlers leading the effort to raise funds for veterans in need. A bowling match at Kanawha Bowling Center features Williams and Diyehran versus Paddler and Johns, with each bowler contributing seven dollars. The drive continues in Charleston through Friday, supported by Meadow Bronk, Edgewood, and local pro figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Williams
Kanawha
The
Bay Sports For
Williams
Dick Cochran
Johnny Stuart
W. O
Crawford
Stuart
Liae
Clarleston
Teague
Kanawha Bowling Center
Dan “Williams
di Yehran
W.G. Paddler Cord
Johns Fourecames
Roscoe Wil
Meadow Bronk
Edgewood
Jek Krueger
Clert Wlerkman
Charleston Softball Teague
Onwedfei
Yankees Smash Senators 12 3 in Opener
Nick Etten fueled a 19 hit attack with three doubles and a single driving the Yankees to a 12 to 3 win over the Washington Senators in the first game of a doubleheader. Etten drove in four runs, including two on his first double in the opening inning as New York jumped on Mickey Haefner early. Haefner left after four innings with the Yankees ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nick Etten
New
Yankees
Senators
Eten
Mickey Haefner
Haef'ner
New York
Donald
Crompton
Haefner
Roche
Holbman
Ferrell
Unclear Golf and Sports Scores From Local Meet
Partial scoreboard items show golf results with players like Payne and Mrs. Henry Payne winning with 45 and 43, plus low net 41 and low putts or Ward. Also mentions softball meeting plans at YWCA and a boxing note on Tom Bell. The text is fragmented and many names are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meru. Payne
Henry Payne
Mys
Lo M LaFollette
C. W. van Pettey
Baen
Tik
Recina Choices For Wednesday Drama And Names
A garbled listing of locations and people appears to outline a Wednesday event with numerous names, places, and potential attractions. The readable fragments mention Chester 3, Yelena Quatre Cab, Chance ave, Bear bet Toms, Awe Corny, and several other scattered proper nouns implying a slightly chaotic program or guide with multiple venues and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Kelaware Park
Jonna Chala Tire
Vanny
Chester
Yelena Quatre
Chance
Corny
Aratee
Bente Teeh
Gene
Das
Rivet Tay Ruse
Aoin Bancy
Dodds Receives Divinity Degree and Plans Service
Boston reports Gil Dodds former indoor mile world record holder has earned a bachelor of divinity from Gordon Theological School and will pursue evangelistic work with the Chicago Youth for Christ. He plans to stay out of competitive track to avoid heart strain while mentoring high school athletes, and notes fellow runner Gunder Haegg may return to the U.S. next summer seeking a comeback. He also discusses service athletes, past offers, and his ongoing church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gil Dodds
Tonizht
Christ
Paregon
Chicago
Eaven
Helr Bose
Devels
Erg
Gordon Theological School
Gunder Haegg
U. S
Chitaga Youth For Christ
Pavot Set for Belmont Withers Mile Debut Today
Pavot, Walter N Jefferds’ two year old, makes debut in the 76th Withers Stakes at Belmont Park worth 925,000. Nine rivals, including Coincidence, Cockstader, and Sir Francis, challenge the Greentree entry as Pavot is listed at 4 to 1 in early betting. Trainer Oscar White said the colt is aimed for the race and will run regardless of weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Dune
Alexis
East
Saturdiys
Derby
Churchil Downs
Peters Ho
Hatch
Jester
Kembworth
Bert G
Ffront T. C. Graham
Kenilworth Farm
Hosti Hson
Heliopolis
Henry Liunger
Christina Farm
Rainers
Iderby
Candusttes
Crestigna
New York
Joe Paley
Los Angeles
Llohn Goode
Fizer Hebel
Ned Brent
William Talbot
Paris
Arthur Rose
Mt Clemens
Stuck
Misweet
Gold Seeker
Titer Rebel
Pavot
Walter N. Jefferd
Belmont Park
Withers Salle
Celta
Oscar White
Case Ace
Winnner
Aleab
Count Fleet
Johnstown
Pavet
Greentree
Pale
Cockstader
Burke Wins Youngstown Open Amid Cold Rain and Wind
Billy Burke, Cleveland pro and former National Open champion, won the first annual Youngstown Open with 13-75-149, edging Denny Saute by one stroke. Shute faltered on the final putt after a deadlock, while Steve Pipoly of Youngstown Tippecanoe CC claimed the amateur title with 77-15-152.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Burke
Shate
Youngstown
Youngstown Country Club
Denny Saute
Huntington
W. Va
Burke
Shute
Steve Pipoly
Youngstown Tippecanoe
Harder Returns To Tribe After 18 Seasons In Cleveland
Cleveland June 5 Mal Harder returns to the Indians to resume pursuit of the 300 win milestone. The right hander, nickname Wimpy, has spent 17 years with Cleveland and 18 straight campaigns, last season posting 12 and 10. He led the AL in 1933 with a 2.05 ERA and tied for the league lead in shutouts, aiming for four or five more years with a chance at 300 victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mal Harder
Cleveland Indians
Harder
Ohio Rubber Co
Willoughby
Indians
Wimpy Uhat
Tribe
Ted Lyons
Mel
Weel Harder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cine
Ernhart Sy
Ciev Ef
Walker Rf
Co Grn Toelé
Mernk Iba
Elliott Rf
Mesner Jeo
eNussel
Sicek Wo
Dahlen Ib
Miler Os
Biincecho
Colman
Guning
Seh
Giineeweh
HK Haburgh
Loate
Clay
Weener
Hrutser
Ayrer
Milley
Sinek
Meusser
McCormick
Spek
Heuser
Walker
Wilnams
Beaver
Cincinnati
Pussurah
Heuaser
Brrinceview
Guts
Bevinesview
Me Finely
Conian
Henline
Teale
Ea-Baiteg
Lakeman
Bill
Kessel
Dahjeren
Balkela
Gustine
Erter
Basse
Pen
Saikeld
Gostine
Butener
Magniey
Guatine
Dantewa
Miser
Barmat
Attine
Wing McCorme
Fox
Bower
Ender Goin J
Loring
Fener
Meck
Poni Corian
Beenens
Atadia
Musser
Tipton
Gustine mm
Aleman
Balield
Pak
Trautman
Columbus
G. M. Trautman
American Assoc
Milwaukee
Sauawkink
Trautmin
Brewers
Association
Tom Brown
Paul
Aamie Wilson
Charles Town
Ada
Miller's
McGuire
Dicky
Lewes
Mougen
Tmhmladelphia
Ju Watley Mouzen
Philadelphi
Leah
Jimmy Devee
Gary
Ind. Technica
Tonaght
Red Cross
Ene
Boldisboroeegh
Athar
Eee
Maryland
Menachd Selborough
West Lombard Se
Dallanere 1
Distiftes Sry
Ake Ie
Ben
U.S
America
Pa NU Tread Tire CO
Washington St
Sailenal Leatur Craelwaddl
Pittebuesh
Boston-Falladelphia
York
Creveland
Dadeinhte
Pn.pasipaned
MCA
Charlie Thom
Thom
Paley
Tarin Eyerytive
Berhy
Hell
baMoti
Youuatows
Ohio
Nery Ara
Lavalto
Pilieneinnie
International Leyane i
Newark
Myrazine
Baltingby Renee
Roviteater
Butlaw
Bay Karas City
Minneapols
Santherie Assokatoon
L. Prt
Ras Bn
Attaninas
Aten Savemmesageeses
Neely
Memphis A
Ifional
Peete
Ghalean
Meath
Raton
Westie
Uae
Raps Teiprest
Cs Rathper
Pysatt Basel Aart
Praue
Marvels
Dodds
Lonser
Water Board
Signa Hagerstown
Hagerstown
Zoren E. Stegling
Hagerstown Owls
Owls
Ge Nistion
Artenste
Jakes Morgan
Buttate Bisons
International Arve
Duke Anderson
Frew Trheensoury
Bill Sealy
Wilkes-Barre
la Pal Paul
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!