Still a Fish Peddler Predicted to Win Tonight
Peddler Pat McCarthy is favored to win a 20 round bout tonight at pall park against King Kevinsky, with both sides staging a show in Charleston. The article notes McCarthy's confidence amid a chaotic build up including a radio appearance that did not occur. Also referenced is praise for Al Simmons of the Athletics, highlighted as a premier all around hitter with a long track record of 300 plus seasons and strong World Series performance.
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Clevelapd News
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Heck Wilson
Preddy Lidstrom
Johnny Hodapp
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Eddie Moree
Philadelphia Athletics
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Knoxville
Tena
Eddie Moore
Huntington
Mark Hatfield
Smith
Moore
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Evenins
Jarrett Lifts Washington and Lee Past Maryland
Washington and Lee star pitcher Jack Jarrett earned his second win in three days against Maryland, pitching five hits and nine strikeouts as the Liners edged the Terrapins 4 to 3. Richardson drove in the winning run with a ninth inning RBI single, scoring his brother John from second as the game swung on a late push.
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Jack Jarrett
Washington and Lee
University of Maryland
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Levinsky McCarthy Ten Round Show At Kanawha Park
Promoter Dowell Bartley brings King Levinsky 185 of Chicago to face Pat McCarthy 187 of Boston in a ten round main event at Kanawha Park. Odds favor Levinsky as 4,000 fans expected for the Disabled Veterans outdoor show with Walter Johnson and Speedy Price also listed in six and eight round scraps.
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Max Schmeling
Madison Square Garden
New York State
Charley Carter
Doeing
Giants Beat Bruins 6 1 to Tie Series for Second Time
In Chicago on June 6 AP reports Clarence Mitchell 42 pitched and batted the Giants to a 6 to 1 victory over the Cubs in the third game of the series. McGrawmen pounded Pat Malone, with Jake Mer winning, as New York matched Chicago early runs and the game featured multiple RBI, hits, and defensive plays.
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Andy— Gehts
Jake Mer
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Bursett
Morga
Cleveland
War Gratian
Connolly
McGowan
Senators Rally To Rout White Sox 18 to 7
Washington pummels Chicago pitching for 18 runs as Burke, Faber, and Moore struggle early. Cronin, Myer, Harris drive in multiple runs while Kerr hits a homer and West stars on offense in a decisive victory for the Senators.
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Sentara
A's Rally for Grove in Philadelphia Victory
A four run rally in the sixth inning enabled the Athletics to beat the Tigers for the third straight game, marking their sixth win in the season series. Jimmy Ford slugged two homers, his second driving in a run in the eighth to lift the total this season to 13.
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Browns Cup Boston June 171 St Louis shutout Red Sox 4 0
St Louis climbed out of the American league cellar with a 4 0 victory over Boston. Walter Stewart earned the shutout, while Rick Ferrell drove in two runs. Boson batters struggled as Burns and Ferrrell contributed key hits and miscues.
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Banaski Bout Looms After Bozinis Victory
Nick Bozinis, New Jersey Greek, earned a chalice shot against Joe Banaski after defeating Frank Wolff in two of three falls at the Arm ory. Bozinis weighed 175, Wolff 176, and the crowd exceeded 2,000 as action spanned 17 minutes 2 seconds, 26 minutes, and 1 minute 10 seconds.
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Charlie Hansen
Seattle
Wash
Ad Herman
Los Angeles
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Herman
Marion Mynster
Charleston
Archie Mathis
Targen Cantrell
Dick Detebaugh
Bob Leach
Parkersburg
Warner Bowersock
Earl Eisaberlin
Ray Carter
Charlie Knowles
John Keeney
Colts Sweep Cardinals In Twin Bill To Extend Lead
Cumberland defeated the Scottdale Cardinals 2-1 in the opener and 4-3 in the nightcap, widening Cumberland’s lead over the Charleston club to 7.1 games while the Cardinals dropped to third. Huntington’s nine-run win over the Johnstown Johnnies 9-5 closed the Booster event with Hartway delivering key late plays.
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Johnstown Johnnies
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Yatehouse
Cooper
Hardway
Gallagher
Spring Hill Wins Special to The Gazette
Spring Hill defeated the Clendenin Reds 10 to 1 Sunday afternoon. The Hillers collected 16 singles and dominated the game. In the American Association action St Paul beat Milwaukee 6 to 4 in the second game. Columin Toledo defeated Louisville 6 to 2. Ferrell to Melilig and Levey to Burns noted. Time 1:45.
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Clendenin Reds
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Hardman
American Association Rt. Paul
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columin
Tillananglis
Toledo
Louisville
Team Ties League Leaders In Deadlock At Ar Mor Park
The Team Ties and Power clubs, top in the Mall circuit, battled to a 0 0 tie at Ar mor Park as darkness halted play after seven innings. Lefty Ald, Frank Polk’s mound ace, and Clendenin of the Power squad limited hits while both teams played errorless defense.
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Mid-Atlantic Scores and Schedule Summary
Yesterday Charleston tied Hagerstown four four and Cumberland topped Scottdate two two. Huntington defeated Johnstown nine to three amid rain. Today Charleston faces Johnstown with Beckley meeting Cumberlain and Mantington hosting Altoona. Other games include Charlerot at Fairmont Ragerstown versus Scottdale and Clarksburg playing Wheeling.
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Shadow Th headlines: Fastest Finest Game Of Season Staged
The Charleston Senators defeated Pepe Whalen's Hagerstown Hubs 4-3 at Kanawha Park in a thrilling late home game famed as the season’s fastest and finest. Merleau starred on the mound for the Senators with Marleau delivering key hits, while Bill Runge impressed for Baltimore’s Hubs. The see-saw contest kept the outcome in doubt until the final out.
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Bill Range
Charleston Senators
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Pepe Whalen
Hagerstown
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Jenk
Marieaw
Edward Marleau
Toledo
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Levinsky
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Mr. Phetns
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Cazen
Thompson
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Douile Plars
Iong- Necker
Dunkie
Longneckey
Lagerstown
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Runge Marleau
Ruge
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Clarke
Fartey
Sutter Advances In Net Tourney In Cincinnati
John Conway of Cincinnati fell 6-1 6-0 to Fi Clifton Sutter of New Orleans in the third round, then Tobin of Cincinnati 6-2 6-4 as Sutter moved into the fourth round at the thirty first Tri State tennis tournament. Frank Blood and John Johnson of Portsmouth defeated Jim Dodd and Mel Nikes of Bloomington, advancing with 6-3 6-2 and 4-3 4? respectively.
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New Orleans
John Conway
Matson Tobin
Portsmouth
Frank Blood
John Johnson
Jim Dodd
Mel Nikes
Bloomington
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W. E. Connell, Jr
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Jack Claney
Jimmy Slattery
Ernie Schaat
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A’s Rally For Grove
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Paul Cavanaugh
Joan Crawford
Neil Hamilton
Clark Gable
Marjorie Rambeau
Cliff Edwards
Enorge Acerigurator
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