Detroit Tops Indians 2-1 in First Place Duel
Detroit Tigers beat the Cleveland Indians 2-1 to seize first place in the American League. Charlie Gehringer drove in the deciding run in the sixth, as Welland outdueled Sot Parta in a tight pitching duel. The Indians rallied with six hits but fell short despite late offense and substitutions.
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Bob Welland
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Betwen Welland
Lynwood Sot Partha
Walker
Gehringer
Goslin
Ragel
Trophy
Burnett
Myatt
Hale
Moore
Mel Harder
Weiland
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Hocker
Awalker
bRowa
Wellasé
Mound
Sweiland
Gertand
Bareett
Goslic
Ehringer
Rogell
Halpan
Godiin
Double Pikys
Hay‘Inger
Berder Nese
Padked Sells—Myatt
Moriarttad Summers
Yankees Split Doubleheader in Boston Dropping to Second
The Yankees end the day outside first in the American League after splitting a Boston doubleheader. Detroit posted a lopsided win, while the Red Sox rallied to beat the Yankees 7 to 4 in the later game.
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Boston
Yankees
Boston Red
Detroit
Major League Leaders In Busy Day Of Baseball Action
The Associated Press notes multiple players with strong showings as Boston and Detroit stars contribute. Bil Urbanski and Teery highlight the hitters, while Gehringer leads Detroit with a lone hit in a day of mixed results. The Yankees and Giants also feature notable performances as Ruth rests. North Carolina State claims the state golf championship by defeating Duke and UNC.
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Jos Medwick
Arky Vaughan
Rollie Hensley
Arisy Gehringer
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Tigers
Leslie
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Giente
Lary
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Merman
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Fors
A's
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N.C. State
Raleigh
N. C
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Duke University
University of North Carolina
Wrestling Action Returns To Armory Monday Card
Professional wrestling resumes at the Armory with a round robin light heavyweights event to decide who faces champion Midget Charley Fischer of Butternut Wise. John Brawley post of the American Legion promotes the show, with two one fall bouts meeting in the main event.
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Charley Fischer
Butternut, Wise
John Brawley
American Legion
Joep Banaski
George Brurer
Ray Steel
Jim Londos
Eure
Chuck
Eddie Malone
Marion Mynster
Thei
Will Malone
Charleston
Flecher
Legion
Spritter Atkins Quits Greenbrier
Lewisburg June 6 Official announcement at Greenbrier Military School final exercises that Captain A A Spritter Atkins will enter the business field in Richmond this summer and will not resume coaching. Atkins has a seven year record, with teams posting over 75 percent wins and facing many prominent opponents. Edward C Purley and Bob Harris may lead football, replacing Atkins, as Greenbrier mourns his departure.
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Roanoke College
West Virginia University
Marahall College
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Mia
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Tite
Purley
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Lesmen
Bob Harris
Adina
Turley
Boys Net Tourney Opens With Many Entries
Huntington June 6 The West Virginia junior and boys tennis tournament starts tomorrow at the Huntington tennis club, drawing the largest field in years under the United States lawn tennis association. Favorites include George Norvell of Huntington Sam Dils of Parkersburg and Dracon Parsons of Huntington.
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West Virginia
Grare
United States Lawn Tennis Association
George Norvell
Sam Dils
Parkersburg
Tite
Dracon Parsons
Skeet Club Sets Lowman Drugs Trophy Shoot in Charleston
Charleston Skeet Club announces a trophy shoot for members this Sunday at Starcher field. The Lowman Drug team beat Jarrett Printers 10-5, with Roberts pitching. a 4:80 PM game against Blossom Dairy at Starcher field follows. Visitors welcomed.
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Skeet Club
Lowman Drugs
Printers
Charleston
Walters
Conner
Lowman
Mime Yeaterday
Starcher Field
Roberts
Jarrett Effore
Blossom Dalry
Truck Terminal Schedules Game Against Arnoldburg
The Truck Terminal nine will meet Arnoldburg at Arnoldburg this Sunday afternoon at 2:36. The batteries for both clubs are not yet determined. Terminal’s manager has three pitchers available, any one of whom he may use.
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Arnoldburg
Hoi
Windsor Lad Triumphs In Final Strides At Race Meet
Windsor Lad surged to the front in the final incline as a chorus of cheers swelled and then faded. At Michigan State, coach Fernley Collins faced a sparse squad with only two veterans, Captain Floyd Austin and Gordon Reavely, returning next year amid anticipated turnover and hopeful recruitment for fuller competition.
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East Lansing
Mich
Fernley Collins
Michigan State College
Floyd Austin
Gordon Reavely
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