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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1937

Page

14

Cardinals Split Doubleheader With Giants In Dusty Dean Classic

Jerome Dean outpitched Carl Hubbell as the Cardinals beat the Giants 3 to 1 in the opener while New York won the nightcap 6 to 3. Dizzy Dean struck out six, fanned Mel Ott for the final out, and received a standing ovation after a midweek Polo Grounds battle in front of about 63,000 spectators.

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Harvey Walker Hurt In Boston Accident

Harvey Walker Cincinnati outfielder fractured his right collarbone after a shoe string catch in the second inning of the first game against the Boston Bees. He will miss five weeks, was hospitalized and will return to his Wattsburg Mississippi home. The Bees game in Boston finished 7 to 4 with New York's Danning and Medwick contributing notable plays.

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Parseau Ends Six-Game Slide With Phillies Victory

Claude Parseau snapped a six game losing streak by guiding the Philadelphia Phillies to a 1 run win over Pittsburgh. The win marked his fourth victory of the season against seven defeats as the Phils built a one run lead.

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Nyack and Penny Take Key Races at Charles Town

A 4,000 crowd saw L. W. Marks Nyack win the second race and R. B. Frick Penny take the third, closing a $1,278 daily double. Garage mechanics from Charles Town shared a 50 cent ticket worth nearly $320. The day’s feature, the Guy Lombardo handicap, went to Stool Pigeon owned by Hugh C. Vaughn with rider Sammy Palumbo aboard.

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Girls Score 41 1 Win In Charleston League

In the Charleston Girls softball league at Owens Field in Kaniwha City the Sim's Case team defeated United girls ring by 41 to 1. Sim's Case piled up 37 hits while committing 19 errors aiding the winners. Fumin and Zaharis formed the battery for Sim's Case.

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Contests Halted by Rain Delays Valley League Games

Rain halted Kanawha Valley League action at Armor Park where Du Pont led Carbide 2 to 1 after four innings before weather stopped play. Officials ruled the game not official until conditions met the four and a half inning home-lead rule.

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Indians Rout Red Sox 12-6 in Cleveland Tilt

Cleveland pitchers held Boston to 11 hits as Mel Harder worked the full game. Earl Averill and Hal Trosky sparked the attack with three hits apiece, including three home runs in the early innings, while the Indians pulled away with three more runs in the eighth.

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Avenged Batting Standouts Highlight Jordan and Teammates

Jordan climbs to second in the National League after a strong hitting day with two singles and one double. Vaughan of the Cardinals contributes a big moment as Detroit's Medwick and Greenberg of the Tigers lead a crowded leaderboard with several players breaking into the top ten.

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Incomplete sports notes from early baseball and travel text

Fragmented item lists several teams and locations in the American League and national park scenery. Names like Washington St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Detroit and Cleveland appear. several words are garbled, preventing clear event details or outcomes.

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Open Golf Open Predicts Fierce Battle At Oakland Hills

News from Bormingham Michigan and Bee Muirnam Michigan reports a crowded field for the United States Open at Oakland Hills with Sam Snead as a top bet but many seasoned players like Cooper, Sarazen, Manero and Watrous in strong contention. Weather looms with rain and rough cuts planned to steady the test, as 187 players seek the title and the chance to join the Ryder Cup team selections.

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Amateur boxers prep after 14 weeks at Armory arena

Local amateur boxing presents a rest week with no shows tomorrow. The next outdoor card is planned for Friday June 18 at Valley Bell park. Two five man teams from the 20th Century Athletic club train for out of town matches in Akron Ohio and Chicago.

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How To Play Better Tennis By Ellaworth Vines

A short period guide outlines key tennis shots slice lob and drop shot and their uses. It explains elbow driven slicing technique and follow through while noting the lob as mainly defensive and the value of changing pace for top players.

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Chicago Plans For Big Fight

Chicago promoter M Jacobs discusses Braddock Louis plans and ticket demand. He notes Chicago fans chase first five rows while New York patrons adapt, predicting strong advance sales for the June 22 Comiskey Park heavyweight bout.

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