Yankees Beat Tigers to Stretch Lead in AL Race
New York defeated Detroit 9 to 6 as Charley Ruffing earned his seventh win, aided by Red Rolfe and homer by Simmons. The Tigers struck back with a four-run burst in the fifth, but the Yankees held on to widen their AL lead to three games over idle Boston as pitching and timely hitting propelled New York.
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Louis Schmeling Bout Seen Through Artie McGovern Eyes
Artie McGovern predicts Joe Louis will face Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium on June 18 in a four round bout. He calls Louis instinctive and grinding, while Schmeling offers speed and deception. McGovern notes Louis’s body punching and reveals mixed views on Louis’s all time standing. He cites Schmeling’s dangerous right and the chance of an accident affecting the outcome.
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Senators Rally in Ninth to Avenge Loss 5-4
Charleston Persuades a come from behind victory as the Senators score three runs in the ninth, defeating Portsmouth 5-4. Stan Corbett pitched solidly while Zontini, Gillespie, and Walters contributed key hits to seal the late win.
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Burnwell Batting Leaders Highlight Tri County Season
Birt Kitchen led Burnwell in the Tri County League during the first half, batting 41 times in nine games for a .512 average. Nu gent and Sizemore followed, while Shaw held a perfect pitching record from a single game. Kelly moved to Albany of the International League.
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Engravere Cop. 42 Baseball Box Score Fragment
Engravere Cop. 42 fifth inning produced the fourth run as Hardman, Quinlan and Gregor contributed hits with Smoot on base. Box score shows Hardman, Quinlan, and Dorsey among players, with Foster pitching and umpires Schudu Time.
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Charleston-Cincinnati Chess Match Set For Sunday Trip
Charleston and Cincinnati chess teams prepare for a second meeting at Hotel Hurth in Portsmouth Ohio. Charleston aims to travel with about two dozen players led by Foy Klug Holt Crede Lang Goodwin Wiles Snyder Parkhurst Andrews Church Gilliland Vaughan Woo Porter Funk Ripley and others.
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Americans Trail Wightman Cup Defeat After Day One
At Wimbledon England on June 12 the American Wightman cup team trails 2 to 1 after dropping both singles matches. The doubles pair Babrock and Van Ryn won 8-2 1-6 6-3 to salvage one point. Tomorrow Jacobs faces Round while Fabyan meets Stammers and Babcock teams with James.
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Cubs Cup Ninth Continued From Page One
Cubs win noisy ninth inning rally led by Ken Oden and Ethan Allen driving in five runs. Oden doubled and tripled, Hartnett backstop Gabby Hartnett relieved earlier in the stretch. Urbanaki and Cuello contribute, Bevan Chliewa Urbanaki and others record hits as Chicago offense explodes for 17 runs.
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Dayton Defeats Red Birds 9 8 in Huntington thriller
Dayton Ducks edge Huntington Red Birds 9 to 3 as Gray earns four hits for Dayton. Blackwell slows Birds, but Huntington bursts ahead early before Dayton rallies in the seventh to clinch the win. Quante and Lynch share catching duties for Huntington. Ransdall and teammates suffer walks in Akron and Johnstown contests.
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Baseball Leaders Clash Amid Turbulent Spring Training
Fragmented OCR lists players and teams including Cubs, Cardinals, Yankees, Red Sox, Indians, and Mets with scattered names such as Medwick and Garleton. The note resembles a sports leaderboard or league tally referencing homeruns and leaders but lacks coherent context or dates.
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Cobb praises DiMaggio but warns on July slump
Ty Cobb, living in Atherton, says Joe DiMaggio is a great prospect but warns that July and August will test the San Francisco native. He predicts a season average around .320 and notes DiMaggio will face tougher pitching and fielding challenges as weather heats up. Cobb revised his pennant pick to align with the Yankees, though Boston could still threaten.
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Cabell Stars Win Ner Titles
Huntington claimed both the boys' and junior state singles tennis champions and Parkersburg the state junior doubles crown at the West Virginia Boys' and Junior tennis tournament. Deacon Parsons of Huntington won the junior singles title over Jimmy Gray, Huntington, in straight sets after Gray saved match points. Rodney Wolford of Huntington upset the favorite to reach the boys' final, where Charles Schoen of Huntington captured the title after winning the first set and sweeping the next two. Parsons and Gray, top seeds, were defaulted in the junior doubles semi finals. Doughty and Schuster of Parkersburg won the doubles crown 1-1, 8-1, 6-3.
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Walkers Flashes Defeat International Truckers In City League
The Walker Flashes beat International Truck 8 to 4 yesterday at Humphries Fields. They scored the winning run in the fifth inning and added three more in the sixth. Nelson and Smith, Cannon and Bartley were credited with the game’s key actions.
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Junior Cardinals top Cubs for 4 2 win in league
The Junior Cardinals defeated the Cubs 4 to 2 at Boys Field yesterday. Ace pitcher F Hartman threw his first no hitter of the season, giving the Cardinals a half game lead over the Cubs. Next game the Cards face the All Stars. Cubs 002 0000 2 Cards 611 011 x451 Holcomb Truslow Hartman Malendrick.
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Tigers Beat Giants in 17-4 Senior League game
The Tigers trounced the Giants 17 to 4 Friday in a Senior league contest at Boys Field. Tigers had 11 hits and six Giants errors to support three Giants pitchers. Meadows homered for the Giants. Lowe, Lowen, Byrd and Trustlow, Frost and Baker listed as players.
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Burnwell Independent Baseball Club Seeks Games
Burnwell's independent baseball team seeks opponents in this state section. They have won four games to date and invite teams to contact Dip Haney at Box 28 Burnwell or call East Bank 8 F 2 for scheduling.
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Charleston Tigers Schedule and Player Meeting Today
The Charleston Tigers will play the last Ward Tigers at Ward this afternoon at three o'clock and then meet the Point Pleasant nine Sunday at Valley Bell park. Manager Belcher asks all players to report at his Morris street home soon today amid Seabeere Southern Association games in Knoxville Birmingham Atlanta night Memphis Nashville night Little Reck at Chattansaga night.
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