Senators Triumph 5 2 Over Yankees In Series Finale
Charleston salvaged the final game of the Akron series at Kanawha Park as Hardman Charleston went 2-for-5 and drove in a run. Lefty Dugan started for the Senators, yielding five hits and seven walks over eight innings before Stan Corbett closed it out. The Senators built offense with Tighe Walters and McCoskey producing key hits, while Akron’s Stroble and Strobe provided sporadic offense.
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Akron
Kanawha Park
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Yankee
Stan Corbett
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Jack Graham
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Fragmented OCR sports and political notes mix with names
An OCR muddle lists various names and terms, mentioning Senator notes, players, and possible game references. It names McCoskey, Walters, Johrstamd Tony, AIS clock, Ovo Tecviline, and Dugan with scattered affiliations, but provides no coherent events or clear outcomes.
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Odt
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Johrstamd
Tony
Ftee Walteyn
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Wil
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Che Pennaylvan Vans
Letty Duran
Charlestin
Ohio State Freshman Star Leads Sprint Wins at Meet
Ohio State freshman star running unattached, Bob Lewis, claimed a 100 meter dash victory and then edged Don Spitz in the 200 meter sprint. Spitz initially appeared to win the 100 but judges reversed the result with H. Raines of Wilberforce placed third. George Hanserd of Cleveland’s McDonnell A. C. won the hop, step and jump with 45 feet 7 inches amid disputed times and semi final eligibility rules.
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Lewis
Bob Lewis
Onin State
Don Spitz
Ohio State
Prea
Spitz
H. Raines
Wilberforce College
A. A. U. Joker
Milwaukee
Ohio meet winners head to Marquette in comeback vaults
The Ohio meet winners are set to travel to Marquette. John Wonsowita vaulted 13 ft 6 in to edge Dan Whitaker in the pole vault. Walter Marty matched 6 ft 1 8 in high jump near record while Leo Williams narrowly missed, and George Arnold led the 400 m with a 48.0 clocking.
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Marquette
John “Whitey
Wonsowita
Ohio State
Dan Whittaker
Sandusky
Walter Marty
Leo Williams
Muncie
Ind
Central High School
Indiana
Marty
Williams
Vince Mursphy
Notre Dame
George Arnold
Multrose A. C. New York
Pitchers The National League and American League matchups
The report lists numerous pitcher pairings and city matchups across the National and American leagues. Teams like Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Boston, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Cleveland, New York, Detroit, and Washington are referenced with various pitcher duels and lineups for upcoming games.
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Baker
Davis
Touwe
Schumacher
P Dean
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
E. Moore
Boston
Ant Incinnath-Mactyyden
Hallanan
Rhoder
Cleveland
Alien Ra. Ruffton
Barlon
Lyony
W. Perry
Detroit
Washington
Bridges
Newent
Vaughan Keeps Batting Spree In Major League Action
New York June 6 reports Vaughan of the Pittsburgh Pirates extended his hitting streak to 14 games with a single in a loss to the Phillies. Martins of the Cardinals and DiMaggio of the Yankees saw their streaks halted as both failed to collect a hit in key games on the same day.
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New York
Arky Vaughan
Pittsburgh Pirates
Stu
Martin
Cardinals
Joe DiMaggio
Yanks
Vaughan
Pirates
Phillies
Martin Nat
Giants
al Smith
DiMaggio
Cleveland Indians
Home Run Leaders Home Run Leaders
Baseball roundup lists players leading in homers and key matchups from the day. Names include Foxx Red Sox Lagier Yanks Gehrig and others with team notes across the American, National leagues and notable games featuring the Yankees and Giants.
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Bonura
Wilte Sox
Ginacx
Werteler
Pres
Dodtee Sod Maren
Aluellon Mayo
Giants
Caldwell
Browns
Treeky
Indians
Moore
Phils
Dickey
Yanks
Gehrig
Lauka
Totele Ametican
Weeee
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Big Six Baseball Batters Lose Ground In Race
Wily Buller of Cleveland and Bill Terry of the Giants pace the major league batting race early in the season but both drop points. Other members of the Big Six, including DiMaggio and Raddlitt, also slide as standings show shifting averages and leaders in the league.
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Cleveland
Indiana Herd
Bill Terry
Giants
Bullie
Terry
Orher Membara
Lengu
Clue Gar & Bullven
Indians
Martin
Cardinals
DiMaggio
Yanks
Raddlit
White Rox
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Vis cose plant diamond games move to new venue
Monaanto and Unized report the Vis cose plant diamond is in good playing condition with a new back stop. The three year old field is discontinued due to grading work. Games can be arranged with the Nitra team by dialing Nite phone BING or writing Howard Hudnall, business manager.
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Softball League In Fourth Week Opens With Key Matchup
The Charleston Softball League enters week four of the first half with Sport Mart facing Libbey Owens Ford at Glenwood. The Glassmakers remain undefeated, and Rackur Judy is named umpire for remaining games. A league meeting was held to set benching rules for infractions, with suspensions ranging from game penalties to season bans.
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Tigers Boat Griffs (Continued From Page 15)
In Philadelphia and Chicago notes the Athletics and Browns split a doubleheader. Frank Hayes homered in the nightcap as Carey and Bartlett sparked a late rally. the Mackmen opened with a 6-5 win. Pitchers and fielding details fill the scattered lines, with multiple players named and umpire crews listed.
Inactivity Slumpin Louis Fistie Stock in Talk
The article argues Joe Louis shows rust from months of inactivity and doubts his readiness against Schmeling. It discusses promoter challenges, potential opponents, and the betting crowd leaning toward Louis as the favorite, with debate over timing and form ahead of the bout.
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Max Mela
Joe Levis
Joe Lewis
Joe Louis
Tia
Mike Jacobe
Mephisto and Rasputin in Armory heavyweight clash
In a two hour main event at the Armory a pair of well known heavyweights meet. Mephisto 180 Meriden Conn and Rasputin 195 Russian born slugger face off with both men familiar to local fans. The card also features Getz 225 Germany vs Gotch 210 Cincinnati in three fall semi and other bouts.
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American Legion
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Meriden
Conn
Ivan Rasputin
Hitman
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Puch
Rasputin
Charles- Jon Mat
Mid-West
Yeweapae
al Getz
Germany
Young Gotch
Ciaginnati
Gotch
Frank Gotch
Getz
Marion Mynster
Charleston
Jimmie Hellner
Sherman
Tex
Beather
Jack Conley
Philadelphia
Canton Defeats Dayton 5-3 in Six Inning Game
Canton overcame Dayton 5-3 in a six inning game halted by rain. Canton scored three runs in the third, while Dayton answered with one in the first, one in the fourth, and a pair in the sixth before the game was stopped.
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Nime
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Senator Hodges and Golf Ball Prize Incident
A Morgantown sports item recounts Senate President Charles F. Hodges securing yardage and a golf ball prize amid a round with West Virginia University officials. Pride and Stansbury were involved, with Prides’ net score noted and Hodges reportedly pursued a ball prize after a late altercation on No 1 fairway.
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Morgantown
Senate
Charles F. Hodges
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Harry Stansbury
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Frank Corbin
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Zanesville Beats Team As Lohman Returns to Action
Zanesville won as Hank Lohman Portsmouth first baseman, out with injuries, returned to play and hit a home run. Shahn and Bede also homered for Zanesville while Portrsmouth contributed early offense in the TEA game and Adams and Hahn had key plays.
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Portamiaith
Fueesyi
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Suugue Aid Hahn
Giants Beat Cards Twice to Cut Lead
Giants sweep two games from the St Louis Cardinals to narrow the National League gap to two games. Al Smith blanks the Cardinals in the nightcap amid rain delays while Carl Hubbell wins the opener as New York adjusts the standings. Parmelee tours the mound for the Cardinals and Brown/Smith contribute key hits in a tight twin bill.
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al Smith
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Haines
Cubs Beat Dodgers in 10 to Victory on Homers
Chicago topped Brooklyn 10 to 4 as Phil Cavarretta slugged a homer and a three run double. A six run sixth inning sealed the win for the Cubs despite Frenchy Bordagaray and Linus Frey homers for the Dodgers.
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yieKhong
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Phillies Rally To Beat Pirates 5-1 In Six Inning Win
Philadelphia plates four runs in the first against Jim Weaver and held on for a 5-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Orville Jorgens pitched four hit ball in relief to earn the win, with Guy Bush and Cy Blanton finishing. Jose Gomez miscue in the first produced Pittsburgh's lone run as the Phillies move in front in the early going.
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Sluggers to Face Bancroft in Charleston Trip
The Charleston Sluggers travel to Bancroft for a 2 30 PM game against a strong Bancroft squad. They plan more Charleston area games and list open dates including July 4. For information contact Jack Davis at 1904 Lower Fourth Avenue.
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Charleston
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