Rugel Retains City Golf Title By 9 8
Rugel wins the city golf championship over Brown by nine up with a 28 hole match. He leads early, birdies seven times, and a rainy crowd at Meadow Brook sees Rugel extend the lead despite Brown’s late push. Sullivan wins consolation final 1 up over Talbot, with other flights decided in wet conditions.
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Per
Kugel
Brown
Brugel
Rugel
Ruel
Xerap
Deven
Sullivan
F Oh
Lorin Talbot
Wiliam Tooney
G. H. Moore
Dr. HR. Hansford Hitl
C. C
Red Sox Record Best in Majors
New York June 7 The Boston Red Sox stayed near the AL lead with five straight wins in a week, sweeping Cleveland three straight before a loss to Chicago, while Chicago Cubs excelled in the NL by winning four of five and posting the best defense with only three errors. Dizzy Dean and Letty Al Smith starred on the mound with 11 and a third straight shutouts respectively, as the season week summary highlights strong pitching and hitting across the majors.
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New York
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
Gold” Sox
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cubs
Lownsmen
White Sox
Boston Bees
Toe Bees
Yankees
Louw Gehrig
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Letty al Smith
Inis
Dodgers
Ston
Ken O'Dea
al Long
English
Herman
Galantine
Tom Baker
O'Dea
Cort Davis
Frey
Gerag
Revers
Leo
Btrinp
Aucher
Oxlen
Bry Mearrtt
Baker
Davin i Uray
Chisox
Boston
Mike Kreevich
Tony
Chicago White Sox
Ted Lyons
Wen Ferrell
Cascarelli
Kreevich
Big Ten Giants Triumph Over Apple Grocery Club
The Big Ten Giants defeated the Apple Grocery baseball team on Hansford Street yesterday with a 3 to 6 score. The Giants have suffered only three losses in 14 starts this season amid league-wide results, including Montreal 4-3 and Toronto 12-2 among others.
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Big Ten Giants
Apple Grocery
Hansford Street
Amond
Giants
Probable Pitchers Dominate Major League Preview
Fragmentary list appears to reference probable pitchers and teams in a National League context with New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Boston mentions. The readable names suggest a rundown of planned starting pitchers and upcoming matchups, without clear game details or dates.
Track Stars Prepare for Key Olympic Trials Meets
New York June 1 The spring track season moves toward the Olympic trials with two pivotal events next week. Ohio State star Jesse Owens and Indiana’s Don Lash headline a clash with Southern California in Chicago while USC challenges Ohio State for the national title in Columbus June 11-12. At Milwaukee Indiana won the Central Intercollegiate title as Lash swept the mile and two mile, and Owens did not threaten records. Norwood Mountain set a Drake discus mark while Wallender and Anderson posted notable sprints and throws. Philadelphia and New York meets featured rising Black athletes and notable Princeton next-week entrants including Bill Bonthron sharpening for Princeton.
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Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Don ® Fash
Indiana
Princeton
Southern California
Owens
Charlie Beetham
Columbus
Trojans
Chicago
Miets
Harvey
Chink) Wallender
Texas
Mouston
Tex
John Anderson
Ture
Washington
Atlanti
Philadelphi
Tiger
Bill Bonthron
New York Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Rozia Singletary
St. Augustine College
Raleigh
N.C
John Borican
Virginia State College
Banthton
Chuck Hornhossel
Harvard
Low
Burns
Manhattan College
Harry Williamson
North Carolina
Bill Ray
Manhattan
Bonthron
Glenn Cunningham Gene
Sere
William Daly
Cardinals Rally Past Giants 3 to 3 in St Louis
In St Louis on June 7 the Cardinals beat the New York Giants 3 to 3 as Dizzy Dean won his eleventh game. Terry Moore tripled in the seventh and scored on Whitehead's error with Medwick and J Martin adding later RBIs to seal the lead as the Cardinals extended their pennant advantage.
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USI
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Dizzy) Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Terrymen
Redbirds
Terry Moore
Whitehead
Medwick
J. Martin
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Collin
Pannin Bariett
Behe Tilesim
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Leiber Schumac
T. A Martin
Martie J
Collinh
Marcin
Gallins
Dureenes
Marti
Leiber
Lestie
St Dantis
Seerltice
Whitenaad Nawork
Schumacher
Dean
Furmmons
Mamens
Moran
Meyereurth
Quigley
Senators in Twin Bill Tonight Postponed by Thunder Shower
A Friday thunder shower forced a postponement of the Senators series opener with the Johnnies in Charleston. Doubleheaders were rescheduled for tonight and Tuesday at seven. Pinch pitches and depleted staff left manager Walters eager to use Dunbar ace as soon as possible.
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A. L. Hardman
Charleston
Senators
Johnstown Johnnies
Watt B. Powell
Johnnies
Fong
Bartley McCoskey
Cloyd Suth
Lou Baitersen
Birth
Stith
Jack Jarrett
Jack
Walters
Dunbar
Sandy Sansos
Portsider
Johnstown
Hed Swain
Seatorday
Albertson
Shart
Swift
Batterson
Hodain
Tkely
Ant
Valley Loop Opens With Two Games This Week
The Kanawha Valley league opens its season with two games at Armor Park and nearby venues. Blossom Dairy faces Owens Illinois in a SX-hiring contest while Charleston Reds meet The Pirates of Kanawha Park in the opening commercial division tilt. Highlights include Foster pitching a no-wit complete, and Alex Gregor driving in runs during the early action.
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Reds
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Kanawha Valley
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Arid
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Sean
Oelork
Cine of the Campaign For the League Champioonship, Blossom Vs. Owens-Alinois
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South Charleston
duPont
Cary Hide
Pure Oil
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Arbide
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Rede
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Thoney'e Pirates
Kanawha
Baigley
Foster
Putney
J. Bagley Walker
Spears
Johnson
Ore
Charleston Rede
Nunley
Alex Gregor
Magravere
McKenna Rs
Bagley
Ftardan
Greere
Hagley
Exclusive 100 Mile Speed Club Member Racing at Dunbar
A famed speedster from Houston, George Barringer, joins Los Angeles racer Wildmad Metrurk at Dunbar speedway next Sunday. Barringer earned membership in the 100 Mile An Hour Club at Indianapolis with an average 102 mph, matching legends like Kelly Petillo and Mauri Rose.
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Dunbar Speedway
Explorers, Club
Lambs Club
Caterpillar Club
Indianapolis Speedway
Kelly Petillo
Doc, McKenzer
Bill Cummings
Mauri Rose
Dave Evars
Barringer
Duclar Speedway
Wildmad Metrurk
Los Angeles
Cal
McGurl
West
Charleston
Dirihaw
Amereiay
Mephisto to face Rasputin in Armory main event
Light Heavyweight star Mephisto, famed as a top grappler, returns to the Armory for a two hour time limit match best two of three falls against Ivan Rasputin the Black Cossack. Mephisto hails from Meriden while Rasputin from Russia. undercard features Gotch, Getz, and young contes along with Sherman’s Heffner and Contey in the opener.
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Ivan Rasputin
Armory Ting
Black Cossack
American Legion
Rasputin
Charleston
Meriden
Coon
Russia
al Getz
Germany
Young Gotch
Cincinnati
Gotch
Frank Gotch
Getz
Challester
Marion Mynster
Padulak
Jimmie Heffner
Sherman, Tex
Jack Conte
Yankees Beat Indians in Sixteenth Inning Thriller
George Selkirk belts a homer in the 16th inning to lift the New York Yankees to a 5 4 triumph over the Cleveland Indians. Ruffing held the Indians to 10 hits, DiMaggio struggled at the plate, and tensions flared between the teams as umpire decisions sparked disputes.
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New York
George Selkirk
Charley Rulting
Oral Hildebrand
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
Joe DiMaggio
Hildebrand
New Yorkers
Huffing
Yankee
Indians
O'Neill
Landis
Cave
Tare Abe O Alanit
Gaintec
Teroretti
Juan Ah
al Rolte
Versa Bulliven
Tyenrig
Johnson
Glenn
Uring
Pat
Jorgens
Gleveland
Don Oe
Hughes
Sillivan
Troahy
Vosmase
Gehrig
Selkirk
Larzerk
Errer
Chapman
Lareerl
Metkirk
Hale
Galnteer
Levrer
Kailor
Hidebrand
Owen
Johnston
Forkers Rally In Tri-County Tilt With Valley Bell Loss
Forkers beat Valley Bell 2 to 4 as Samamons homered with one on in the first and doubled in the fourth, leading Parkers in Tri County baseball action. Leewood toppled Kopperts 5 to 4 after a late rally, and Burnwell Diamonds defeated Burnwell 9 to 4 on a seven inning spree. Diamond Hart and Hart ex contributed key hits in Fayetteville win.
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ORK
Beard’s
Fark
Valley Ball
Samamons
Parkers
Valley Bell
Beards Fork
Fizer
Banham
Funk
Sammie
McCarty
Leewood
Kophers
Koppert
Burnwell
Diamonds
Fayetteville
Barnwell
McCarthy
Hart Andex
Dona I
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H. Legg
Shipe
Kelley
S Lrag
Manero Wins National Golf Championship at Baltusrol
Anthony Manero, son of a career man, shocks the field by posting the lowest 72 hole total in Baltusrol history to win the national open. Johnny Dawson of Chicago praised him as the only man who believed Manero could win as the final four holes unfolded. Manero’s unique swing and calm under pressure defined the dramatic victory.
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New York
Palf
Anthony Manero
Baltusral
Wth Hire
Nate
S Am Parks
Manco
Dirst
Teast
Bronx
Elmsford Country Club
Elmsford
Baltusrel
Manera
Johnny Dawson
Chis Éao
Hanete
Americans Seek Sixth Straight At Wimbledon Cup
In New York on June 7, the United States and England vie for the Wightman Cup at Wimbledon. Star players include Helen Jacobs and Dorothy Fabyan for the U S and Miss Stammers Miss Round for England. The Americans seek a sixth consecutive victory with singles and doubles forming eight matches.
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John A. Tanis
Universal Service
New York
United States
England
Helen Jacobs
Sarah Palfcey Fabyan
Dorothy Andrus
Marjorie Gladmen van Ryn
Carolin Babcock
Dorothy Hound
Katherine Stammers
Mary Hardwick
Freda James
Evelyn Drarman
Nancy Nyle
Miss Jacobs
Fabyan
Miss Stammers
Dorothy Arnold
Forest Hills
Wim ‘Bledon
Misa Round
Paris
Jacobs Isone
Local Netters Defeat Cabells in Rain Shortened Meet
Charleston tennis team beat Huntington 4-0 on local courts before rain halted play. A return match will be scheduled. Allen beat Reed 10-12 6-1 4-4, Harris defeated McNeer 6-3 4-1, Coalville beat Gray 6-2 6-3, Skinner beat Hamilton 6-1 3-6 6-1. Parsons beat Bulex 6-1 in first set, rain interrupted second set at 1-2. Bennett led Ferguson 5-0 in first set. Gore-Huffman match not started.
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Huntington
Histon
Hinton Beckley
Allen
Reed
Harris
McNeer
Coalville
Gray
Skinner
Hamilton
Parsons
Bulex
Bennett
Ferguson
Gore-Huffman
Belgium Cup Team 1 Beaten by Austria in Davis Cup
Austria's Davis Cup team defeated Belgium in Vienna on June 7 to clinch the tie 4 to 1 after sweeping the singles. George van Metaxa beat Jacques Vandenerden 6-3 4-6 6-3 6-2 and Count Adam Banarowski defeated Andre Le Croix 6-4 6-3 6-1. Belgium had won yesterday's doubles match. Regional scores from the Southern Association show varied results across Little Rock Birmingham Atlanta Nashville Memphis and other cities.
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Austria
Belgium
George van Metaxa
Jacques Vandenerden
Adam Banarowski
Andre le Croix
Auro
Sevice
Belzium
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