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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1932
Page
8
The Charleston team defeated Clarksburg 4 to 3 in a tight game while dropping a 1 to 0 decision in the nightcap. Pitching stars LaMaster and Brigham led the action as Senators held off Generals, with Boone delivering key hits and Proctor cleaning up late.
Booster Night at Kanawha Park draws 75 cent admission with a full program as Clarke nzemernis visit the Senaters in the final game of a four game set. Seay the young Senator southpaw leads the pitching with Urinsco as probable starter for the emeritis. Crowds enjoy the action and a lively afternoon of baseball amid the Park’s ball club atmosphere.
Beckley Black Knights whitewashed Huntington in a doubleheader 14 11 in game one and 5 2 in game two. Jennings pitched well in game two, Chidzen extended his hitting streak to 23 games, and the Beckley defense stifled Huntington’s bats.
Btarcher's Chapel routed the Checleston Yankees 33 to 0 at Mery's Park in six innings yesterday after noon Osborn pitched a strong game allowing two hits White Jones and Barker struggled at the plate Spanner hit two home runs for Btarcher's while Jones Barker and Walker for the Yankees faced Osborn and Chances in the field.
The article recalls the life of a famed first baseman Chase, from Los Angeles to the Yankees and Giants, praising his defense and feats while noting his post baseball years and lasting debate over his place in history.
In Chicago at Bhbe te field a brawl erupted between Cubs and Dodgers after a late challenge. Bill Jurgen and Mickey Owen sparked the melee, Fin Finn and English joined in, and both benches emptied as players rushed in. Finn and Jurgen were ejected after about 15 minutes of fighting.
Charleston led Clarksburg 4 1 and 8 0 in a chaotic set of high school basketball results. Individually Meckley crossed 23 points while Huntington put up 34 as Cumberland and Johntown showed notable efforts in scattered matchups.
Detroit bench warmer Henry George Schuble hit two home runs, his third in two games, but New York sealed the 8 7 win in the 11th inning as Earle Combs doubled and Joe Sewell scored him home after two out. Lou Gehrig homered for the 13th time this season. Lefty Gomez improved to eight straight victories, pitching with the Yankees.
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated Cleveland 10 to 7 with a four-run tenth inning. Ed Coleman, out for three months after a broken ankle, sat out the plate early. Cochrane, Bimmons, and Forrester Haas sparked the rally, aided by Mel Harder, Dykes, and Walberg in a tense extra frame.
In a tense June tilt the Browns pulled ahead to win 4-1 over St Louis as Rh yne and Beaton led with strong pitching and timely hitting. Batting details show key runs by Royne and Pickering while Watwood paced defense. the series concluded with Boston's offense held in check and Beaton earning the victory.
Crowder blanked White Lee with three scattered hits as Washington backed by 14 hits powered to a 10 to 0 win. The win featured a strong pitching effort from Crowder and support from multiple hitters in today’s game.
Brooklyn edged Chicago 4 to 3 to take the series 3 to 1. Thurston pitched well for Brooklyn as Stripp Cuccinello Sukeforth sparked the offense while a midgame brawl between Nel Finn and Bill Jurges sparked bench and on-field chaos.
Boston June 10 Brandt Heaton lefthanded dominance helped the Braves beat the Cardinals 2 1 in the opening game of a three game series Urbanaki doubled scoring Worthington and the Braves added another run on an error in the sixth inning The Cubs remained behind Boston in the standings after this result.
Four support robbed Red Lucas of a victory today as the Ulants scored four un a Serenge ea ake te rons.
ARDWICK England June 1 AP Gene Sarazek Little Hercules of American links won the 1882 British Open with a record 283 and the American dynasty on Britain s golfing throne He posted 0-69-20-14 for 72 holes shattering the previous score on every round except the last finishing 13 under regulation figures For this era the layout at the edge of the Channel proved long and gruelling The American tide swept aside Britain s greats as Sarazek lowered the tournament mark by two strokes to 585 Bobby Jones era totals compared unfavourably to Sarazek s 285 290 302 Open open champion Arthur Havens 1620 also marked in the note and Tommy Armour the defending champ bore the torpedo of the new era Placed in the final tally Armour81 had 290 303 for the Open and the British game faced a major shift toward American dominance
The United States team secured a straightforward win in doubles and singles with strong serves and cohesive teamwork. Key players including Joan and Sean advanced as rivals faded, setting up further contests this week for a spot in the challengers round against Europe, before facing France.
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