Reds Rally Past Phillies 5 4 in Cincinnati Win
Cincinnati tops Philadelphia 5 to 4 as Reds ride four runs off wild pitching by Max Butcher and Hollingsworth. Werber Frey Craft and Brack drive in runs. Brack homers for Philadelphia. Attendance 10,000 with 7,000 Ladies' Day spectators.
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Passeau Wins and Hacker Ace at Capitol View
Claude Passeau of Chicago headlines a news note from New York when he tops a minor golf event. Wirt Hacker, using a five iron, scored a hole in one on the 140 yard par three seventh hole at Capitol View. Hacker shot 37 for nine holes while his mother, Mrs. Jennie Hacker, posted 47.
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Guldahl Favored to Win National Open at 6-1
Ralph Guldahl remains the betting favorite at 6-1 on the eve of the 43rd National Open at Spring Mill while rivals like Sam Snead Henry Picard Byron Nelson and Harry Cooper chase a $1 000 top prize. Final practice rounds produce near-par scores with Cooper Nelson and McSpaden posting 71s and 70 respectively amid perfect weather as predictions center on a winning score around 284 for 72 holes.
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Dunbar Race Track Dust Proofing Fired Up for Return
William R. Caine of Indianapolis says Dunbar's 1 2 mile oval will be dustless next Sunday after applying calcium chloride or brine dust proofing this Saturday. The event, first in three years, aims to lure 10 to 16 entries with time trials at 12 30 and the first 10 lap elimination about 2 pm followed by a special match race.
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Parkers Seek Needed Win in Carbide Game
Parkers will meet Carbide at Armor Park aiming for a win to stay in a first half tie for the Kanawha Valley A division. A Carbide victory could knock them out of the race, and a Sunday win by Carbide plus a Parkers loss could leave a three way tie with duPont. The game starts at 6 oclock.
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DiMaggio Returns as Yankees Beat White Sox 5 2
Joe DiMaggio returns from a six week ankle injury to anchor the Yankees versus Chicago. He hit a first plate triple and drove in a run as New York snapped a two game skid with a 5 to 2 victory over the White Sox.
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Favorites Advance In City-Wide Golf Tourney
The Gazette reports favorites moved into the second round at Meadow Brook in the City-Wide Golf tournament. Notables Joe Rugel Roy Blizzard Larry David advanced while Al O’Neal forfeited. David edged Bob Pinson 2 up after a late rally and a birdie on the eighteenth.
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A's Rally Beats Tigers In Detroit Derby
In Detroit on June 7, Rudy York and Dixie Walker homered for the Tigers but their effort fell short as the Athletics prevailed 5 to something.
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Soap Box Officials To Meet At Kanawha
A meeting of committee members for the Southern West Virginia Soap Box Derby is set for this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Kanawha hotel assembly room. All are urged to attend and others who wish to aid in promoting the classic sponsored by The Gazette.
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Mammoth Wins Doubleheader at New Diamond
Mammoth baseball team defeated Boom er 12-3 and Pratt 13-3 in a doubleheader last Sunday. Anyone wishing to schedule games should contact Bob Davis at 3311 or write Orville Bagley at Mammoth. The club unveiled a new diamond.
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