Blizzard Triumphs In City Wide Golf Crown Final
Blizzard edged Rugel after a long match lasting over many holes to win the city wide golf title. Rugel led early but Blizzard rallied, then finished strong on the later holes to claim victory and become county favorite Mugel’s reign ended in a dramatic finish.
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Pirates Acquire Young Hafey From Pirates Trade
Chicago June 9 John Hafey a young right handed pitcher was obtained today by the Pirates from Pittsburgh via the White Sox in a deal including outfielder Dan Hafey Bud Hafey nephew of Chick Hafey and a Cincinnati Reds link. Hafey had been purchased from San Francisco and was to join the Pirates from the New York Giants in a December trade.
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Senators Fall To Huntington In Twinbill At Kanawha Park
Huntington Red Birds sweep Charleston Senators 2-1 and 3-1 in a twinbill at Kanawha Park. John Zontini home debut drew 1,500 spectators as Eddie Lee pitched well in the opener, while Charleston’s defense misplayed key plays. The nightcap ended early after seven innings with Huntington maintaining the lead.
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Knot Hole Club to be admitted free at Kanawha Park
The Gazette reports Knot-Hole Club members will gain free admission to tonight's Senators game at Kanawha Park, wearing Knob-Hole caps. All future home games on Saturdays are free for Knot-Holers, with special events including ladies night Tuesday and the Charleston Boosters' Club first event Wednesday.
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Polk Reds Fall 3 2 to Milkmen in Twilight Game
In a late afternoon Twilight League clash at Valley Bell Park the Charleston Reds lost 3 to 2 to Valley Bell. A two run rally in the fourth erased a tie and handed Valley Bell the win as duPont and Central Auto Parts prepare for tonight’s slate at Laidley Field with Owens A C and Dunbar Groas also set to play.
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Bridges Wins Eighth in Row as Tigers Beat White Sox
Chicago June 9 Tommy Bridges pitched his eighth consecutive victory as the Detroit Tigers defeated the Chicago White Sox led by Johnny Whitehead. Bridges allowed five hits and aided by strong hitting, Greenberg and Hopkins, the Tigers built a 4-0 lead and held on for a 4-0 win. The White Sox offense managed few chances, with Whitehead suffering the loss.
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Committee Will Report Today on Alabama Pitts
Edwin C. Alabama Pitts, Sing Sing alum and Albany Senator outfield candidate, awaits a decision on his eligibility to play professional baseball. National Association of Professional Minor Leagues chair Warren C. Giles sent word that the executive committee would announce the ruling at 8 a.m. Pitts drew a large crowd of over 3,000 fans at Albany Stadium during today’s doubleheader.
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Golfdom Crowned Unlikely Champion In Open Victory
In Pittsburgh Samuel McLaughin Parka Jr stunned veterans by winning the 30th United States open at the Gakmoht country club. Derailing favorites Walter Hager of Detroit and Walter Thomson of Long Beach, Parka posted rounds of 77 73 77 76 to finish at 200 over 72 holes.
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Braddock Trains Hard for Baer Title Fight
Braddock prepares at Loch Sheldrake and New York for his Thursday heavyweight showdown with Max Baer. Manager Joe Gould reports Braddock's fierce focus and readiness, while Baer sharpens form, denies mere showmanship, and aims to deny Braddock an easy night. Training narrows to peak fitness and weighing in on Thursday.
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Dayton Pilot Resigns Post After Akron Doubleheader Sweep
Akron swept a June 9-7 doubleheader from Dayton, 8-2 and 6-3, completing a three-game series. Manager Riley Parker announced his resignation amid claims the club failed to support him. Pitching and fielding miscues dominated a rugged day for Dayton as Akron secured both games and the series.
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Bucs Surge In Major League Action This Week
Pittsburgh Pirates won four of five in a week fueling a rise to second place before slipping to third as St. Louis rallied. The Cardinals stumbled early but steadied, while Washington and Brooklyn clubs revived, shaping the busy National League scene amid Dizzy Dean talk and intra club tensions.
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John Ellison Takes High In Skeet Club Shoot
John Ellison topped a Charleston Skeet Club shoot yesterday afternoon with the best score. Other notable results included Abe b-100 and Jerry nuttora posting strong marks, while Gabi Wheza and Ty Birueklin also posted solid numbers amid a competitive field.
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Tigers Edge Point Pleasant in Flooded Charleston Tilt
The Charleston Tigers improved to 12 wins in 14 starts by defeating Point Pleasant Silver Bridge yesterday afternoon. Bert Grimm pitched, allowing 12 hits as Morcis Williams and Robinson drove in runs.
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Lemon Shower Greets Dizzy As He Hurls Cards to 13-2 Win
In St Louis on June 5 Dizzy Dean faced a jeering crowd on his return to the mound after a Pittsburgh altercation. The Philadelphia broadcast notes suggest a decisive 13-2 victory by the Cardinals as Dean hurled strong innings amid the home crowd's shift from boos to cheers.
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Cardinals Hand Cubs Big Defeat In National League Action
In St Louis, Dizzy Dean spun a masterful two hits allowed for his seventh win as the Cardinals overwhelmed Chicago 13 to 2. Bob Elliott, Whitey Frisch, and Red Schoendienst aided with multi hit nights while fans hurled lemons from the upper deck amid a rowdy Pittsburgh melee aftermath.
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Engravers Trim Cottrell Outfit In KanaWha Valley Game
The Charleston Engravers trimmed Cottrell 4 to 2 in the first game of a doubleheader at Armor Park to pull within a half game of league leader Pure Ol club in the Kana wha Valley. Eddie Grinstead pitched a three hit game for the Engravers as Putney struck early before M Gibson settled down for Kanawha Farm.
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Curry Faces Nanjo Singh In Legion Wrestling Main Event
The American Legion weekly wrestling show at the Armory features Curry versus Nanjo Singh in a heated main event with an out-of-state referee George Woodward from Columbus. Curry weighs 387 pounds and Singh hails from India, promising a fierce clash as local officials finally secured the bout amid a rivalry that drew extra attention.
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State Horse Show Looms in Future
Huntington hosts the fifth annual Junior League show for charity as agriculture commissioner J Be McLoughlin says West Virginians are returning to their first love. He noted Huntington’s success could lead to a future state show with legislative support and a blue ribbon display at Jackson’s Mill. Major Harry W. Brown won the officers' charger class, while prizes totaling $1000 drew entries from Huntington, Charleston, Cincinnati, and more, with winners in pony and youth divisions.
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Blossom Dairy Prepares in Kanawha Valley Baseball Session
The Blossom Dairy team of the Kanawha Valley league will work out this afternoon at six o'clock at Kelly Meld venue, announced by Manager Bild Barker. Alvin Crowder has plagued the Yankees in recent years, beating them four times across two seasons.
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