Phils Trade Walters To Cincinnati Club
Cincinnati Reds acquire pitcher Bucky Walters from Philadelphia in exchange for pitcher Al Hollingsworth and cash. The deal relieves manager Bill McKechnie of a major worry about bullpen depth as Johnny Vander Meer Paul Derringer and Jim Weaver lead the rotation. Walters, 28, had been with the Phillies since 1934 and had fluctuating results. Hollingsworth moved up from Syracuse after helping the International Pennant winners. Davis departs the Reds, leaving Hershberger to handle relief duties for now.
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Philadelphia Today
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Warren ©. Giles
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Johnny Vander Meer
Boston
Paul Derringer
Wierd Hershberger
Davis
Phils
Letty Lee Grissom
Meadows and Pierson Triumph in County Golf Matches
Two first flight matches were played in Kanawha County tourney at Kanawha Country Club yesterday. C. W. Meadows defeated Kelley Reed Jr one up in extra holes and G. H. Pierson won over Lee Mullen by two and one.
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C. W. Meadows
Kelley Heed, Jr
G. H. Pierson
Lee Mullen
Pure Oil Nine Defeats DuPont In Kanawha Valley Tilt
Pure Oil Nine edged DuPont 3 to 2 at Armor Park in a Kanawha Valley league game. Kearns hit a second inning home run to put Chemists ahead, with Parsons Lee and Nuckles leading the Cabin Creek offense. Kincaid allowed the decisive runs, while Brown and Lee contributed key hits and errors were charged.
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Fragmented sports schedule mentions multiple games and leagues
OCR fragment lists basketball matchups and teams across leagues including New York Chicago and Philadelphia. Mentions Brockton Davis and Detroit games with unclear venues. Reads as a disjointed schedule snippet with partial team names and pairs.
Wiley-DuPont Split Doubleheader at Kanawha City
Sports, Inc plans a 15000 dollar expansion for the Tie Ice skating ring in Kanawha City. Wiley-DuPont Split C. Wiley softball team played a doubleheader with Joy dropping the nightcap 5 2. Sees names listed in this section.
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C. Wiley
Aide Joy
Local Baseball Roundup From Sunday Action
Dixport split a twin bill beating Mullens 3-2 and losing to Bancroft 4-3. E. D. Martin toppled White Hawk 24-4 with Wilkinson and Her sioux leading. Greys beat Crown Hill 7-3 led by Rush. Pee Sasi asi Hurricane defeated Hamlin 11-8 with Easter as winning pitcher as Ward lost at Cedar Graye. Graye’s team beat Ward 17-4 on their diamond.
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Bancroft
Flake
Norman
E. D. Martin
White Hawk
Wilkinson
Hersioux
Crown Hill
Rush
Pee Sasi Asi
Cedar Graye
Ward
Snead Shines At Westwood In Prep For Western Open
Slammin Sammy Snead posts four under par at Westwood Country Club in St. Louis as he eyes a strong bid for the Western Open title. He leads field-wide practice rounds, predicting a winner under 286 while fellow contenders Guldahl and top pros and amateurs gather for the 159-entry event.
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Sammy Snead
Westwood
Snead
Denver
St. Louis Country Club
Guldahl
Horton Smith
Paul Runyan
Wilford Webbe
Racine
Wis
Billy Burke
Don Schumacher
Dallas
Tex
trans-Mississippi
Tammy Armour
Chicago
Marty Cooper
Olin Dutra
Only Two No Hit Pitchers Are in Real Hall of Fame
By Paul Mickelson in New York on June 13, the piece notes that only Cy Young and Christy Mathewson are in the real Hall of Fame despite 63 no hit games since baseball began. It cites Lonnie Warn erte on the difficulty of no hitters, records six perfect games, and recounts Cy Young’s longevity and fall. It also reports Joe Louis favored to beat Max Schmeling per James J. Carroll, with betting odds and commentary on betting culture and the fate of favorites. The column closes recalling Ralph Guldahl’s Open repeat and the missed $1,380 if winnings had been parlayed.
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New York
Fame
Cy Young
Christy Mathewsim
Cooperstown
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St. Louis
James J. Carroll
Joe Louis
Maxie Schmeling
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Max
Carroll
Schmeling
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Maxie
Chicago
Memphis
Washington
Tong
Ruths
DiMaggios
Gehrigs
Ralph Guldahl
Guldahl
Associated Press
Thoroughbred Race Card Echoes Big Purses and Names
A cluttered racetrack listing from Suffolk Downs and other tracks shows multiple races with purses from 1,000 to 1,400 dollars. Names like Finnerty, Ada Hu, Miss Shirley C., and The Tribesman appear among horses, jockeys, and odds, detailing outcomes and times across two-year-olds through four-year-olds.
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Startling
Finnerty
Menteur
South
Alco
Tom's
High Josh
Molly
Mester Mort
Anserean
Shirley C
T. Vercher Oh
Ada HU
Muley Eaton
Maderie
Pariso
the Tribesman
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Gur David
Arthur
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Rex Equigas
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Gipsy Dance
Brentwood Lad
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Sictten
Roberts
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P. Roberts
Mats Shield
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Vaillant
Callahan
Mark Meill
Cavan
Miller
Rae Play
Anderton
Gin Pop
Hetty
Saskillo
Yetitac
Bop Valet
Baby Joe
Patty Berg Leads Field in Western Open Golf
Patty Berg of Minneapolis topped an 80-player field at Broad Moor in Colorado Springs with a 78 opening round to lead medalist hopes in the women’s Western Open. Helen Hofman, defending champion Helen Hicks, and Mildred Didrikson were among close contenders as match play begins.
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Springs
Colc
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Broad Moor
Miss Berg
Helen Hofman
Salt Lake City
Utah
Miss Hofman
Whitney Harb
Helen Hicks
Mildred
Babe) Didrikson
Beaumont
Tex
Louis Schmeling Grind Ahead Before Title Rematch
Max Schmeling ran ten miles on the road and sat at his cottage as he prepared for the defense against Joe Louis a week from Wednesday. He may use Doc Casey as a second and resume boxing soon with gloves of his preference. Louis enjoyed rest, six miles of roadwork, rifle shooting and horshoe pitching, predicting a quick victory over Schmeling on June 22.
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Joe Louis
Max
Doc Casey
Dew
Max Mahhon
Louis
Pompton Lakes
N. J
York Is Outstanding As Tigers Win 7 1
Detroit Tigers routed the Charleston Senators 7 1 in an exhibition at Kanawha park with Rudy York starring. York hit a second inning homer over the left field fence for a 388 to 430 foot blast and drove in three more in the fifth after a pair of singles and an error. Boots Poffenberger pitched five innings allowing one run and five hits while Slick Coffman closed with no hits in the ninth.
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Kanawha Park
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Slick Coffman
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Gehringer
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Mickey Cochrane returns to catching in exhibition game
Mickey Cochrane, still recovering from a fractured skull suffered in 1937, wore catching gear and played the ninth inning behind home plate in an exhibition against the Charleston Senators. He had earlier played first base and noted the session was for exercise as Tigers manager reaffirmed no league-game return.
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Detroit Tigers
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Yankee Stadium
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Charleston Senators
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Blondy Ryan played for Yankees in 1935
Yes, John C. Blondy Ryan who was a shortstop for the New York Giants in 1993 appeared in 30 games for the New York Yankees in 1935.
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Blondy) Ryan
New York Giants
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