Weatherly Hurt in Indians Victory over Senators
Cleveland Indians beat Washington 6 to 4 as Hal Trosky blasted a three run homer and Roy Weatherly was knocked unconscious by Ken Chase in the fourth inning. Weatherly sustained a head injury with no fracture, expected to miss several days.
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Notable Dodger Fines Spark Aviation Safety Debate
OSCOE Wright writes Brooklyn Dodgers president Larry MacPhail criticizing $500 fines for Dolph Camilli and Cookie Lavagetto for taking flying lessons. He argues flying risk is lower than some sports and cites aviation safety stats, insurance premium drops, and comparisons to other hazards. He notes other local football and road work topics and references Charleston page 20.
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Princeton
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Charleston High
Tuesday Night Graded Card Events Reported
The item notes an intended Tuesday night show slate with several matches and tentative scheduling for the id specialized events.
McNeil Masters Wiese In Rain-Interrupted Match
National Champion Don McNeil of Oklahoma City defeated Ray Wiese of St. Louis 7-5 7-5 in the second round of the Triple-A Invitational Tennis tournament. Play was halted by rain after McNeil won the first set and led 4-0 in the second.
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Henry Badjer
Fort Worth
Tex
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Brentwood
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Dave Freeman
Pain
All Star Game to Be Played in Chicago in 1942
News from June 11 reports plans for the 1942 All-Star game to be held in Chicago. It mentions Joe McCarthy and Frank Frisch in discussion, plus notes on players Mullin, Reiser, and BiMeggio, along with team moves involving the Cubs, Cardinals, Reds, and Dodgers.
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Joe McCarthy
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Frank Frisch
Senators Face Rain-Interrupted Home Stand Tonight
Charleston Senators hope to gain ground in the Middle Atlantic League pennant chase as a rainout forced a doubleheader with Zanesville Cubs yesterday. Babe Klieman likely starts against the Tars with Winslow Stroupe to follow, while Joe Mack joins the pitching staff. Speculation continues on a new outfielder and roster reshuffles as Cincinnati Indian prospect Stroupe struggles with wins.
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Senators Honor 8 A. Tickets Night At Kanawha Park
Tickets for Salvation Army night at Kanawha Park admit holders to tonight's game with Erie. President Watt B Powell announced last night. Major Hal Hughes oversaw ticket sales for the original date. many tickets were sold. Proceeds fund an elevator for the L A hospital on Virginia Street.
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Louis Serious In His Drills For Next Bout
Joe Louis intensifies training for Billy Conn clash at the Polo Grounds. He clashed with trainer Jack Blackburn over training amount while preparing for the June 18 bout, insisting on ten days straight sparring despite Blackburn’s plan for rest days.
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Reds' Streak Ended as Boston Tops Cincinnati 2-0
Boston under Dick Erickson blanked the Cincinnati Reds 2-0 in a tight hour and nineteen minutes. The Braves, who snapped their own slump, accumulated eight hits off Bucky Walters and Ernie Koy drove in two runs. Erickson allowed three Reds hits with one strikeout and no walks.
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