Baker hedges on pennant as five teams may win
Del Baker says five teams have a chance for the pennant including the Yankees Indians Red Sox Tigers and a surprise White Sox. He notes their power defense pitching and fielding, with key returns from Gehringer and Newhouser, and praises Rudy York and Kennedy while signaling injury risks and lineup adjustments.
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Bakers
Whitney Martin Kennedy
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Baker
Greenberg
Rudy York
Rudy
Charley Gehringer
Dick Bartell
Pepper
Harold Newhouser
John Gorsix
Tommy Bridges
Buck Newsom
Buck
Ray
West Virginia Tennis Crown Limited to Charleston Rivals
Charley Gore heads Charleston entries for the 1840 West Virginia Closed tennis meet at the Charleston Tennis Club. Defending champion Deacon Farsons of Huntington seeks a third straight title at age 19, with rivals including Bob Brosius and local players like Herman Bennett and Ann Miller. Women contenders include Ann Miller leading Charleston and Dorothy Bolt aiming for a third straight title as Mrs Radcliffe Edmonds and Lisa Spilman also enter. Out-of-town participants include Red Brown Elkins Phil Mahood Bluefield Tickle Reed Huntington and My. Wright Hugus Wheeling. Entry fee is 2 dollars singles and 8 per team doubles.
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Bluefield
Elkins
Parkersburg
Charleston
West Virginia
Roy Samms
Howard Ulum
Pequani
Blande duPont
Herman Bennett
W. E
Smokey) Miller
Ruge DeVan
Dick Drumheller
Philadelphia
Radcliffe Edmonds
Miss Bell
Lisa Spilman
New York
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Edmonds
Scott Camp
Wright Hugus
Red Brown
Phil Mahood
Tickle Reed
al McCabe
J. Pell Miller
Logan Defeats Bluefield Nine 4-2 In Road Victory
Harry Potts limited the Bluefield Blue Grays to six hits as Logan Indians pounded Ritter for eight hits and two runs to win 4-2. Potts walked five and allowed three on balls. Line score shows Bluefield 000 200 000 2, Logan 200 000 02x 4.
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Harry Potts
Bluefield Blue Grays
Ritter
Potts
Bluefield
McKay
Seidel
Picard Revolta Lead Inverness four-ball opener
Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta, defending champions, led the opening round of Inverness four-ball with a four-up win over Ed Dudley and Billy Burke. Dick Metz and Jimmy Demaret shot a 64 to sit near the top, beating Jug McSpaden and Lawson Little by three holes.
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Oledo
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Inverness
Ed Dudley
Billy Burke
Dick Metz
Jimmy Demaret
Jug" McSpaden
Lawson Little
Metz
Deimaret
Horton Smith
Jimmy Thomson
Gene Sarazen
Clayton Heafner
Sim Snead
Ralph Guldahl
Walter Hagen
Byron Nelson
Picard-Revolta
Demaret-Metz
Stead-Guldahl
Smith - Thomson
Sarazen - Heafner
Hagen-Nelson
McSpaden - Little
Dudley-Burke
Cornell Tops Regatta Hopes In Hudson Preview
In Poughkeepsie June 13 Cornell emerges as favorite as eastern boats boost confidence while California and Washington crews slow. Cornell's three-boat navy sweeps four miles in a brisk warmup, observers credit Big Reds with top form ahead of next day regatta, with Albany rivals Columbia also seen as contenders. Wisconsin Princeton Syracuse adjust strokes ahead of time trials tomorrow.
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INS
Ky Ebright
California
al Aldrickson
Washington Huskies
Hudson's
Uestay
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Columbia
Pacific Coast
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Ulbrickson
Bears
Huskies
Navy
Tiver
Harrison Sanford
Varsity
Kright
Aldrickson
Seattle
Wisconsin
Princeton
Syracuse
Senators Even Continued from Page 21 Ings-Alston to Powerr
Baseball box score style recap lists strikeouts and bases on balls for players Stephens Haar Peterman Pollock and others. Winning pitcher Hans, losing pitcher Pollock. Umpires Flaherty Blaze James. Time 1 bth.
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Portsmouth
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Pollock
halls—Stephens
Haar
Hans
Ionings
Peterman Bom
Paliick
Inpingsk
Belle Hot Shots Beat Diamonds 17-9 In Sandlot Action
Belle Hot Shots defeated Diamond 17 to 9 with Lawson delivering four hits and limiting Diamond to three. Belle's Jackson went 3 for 5. Also reported are Dunbar Juniors versus Point Lick at 5, Sloane's Dunbar softball win 12-4, and other local league results from Dunbar, Nitro, Reed, Alloy, and Cabin Creek with multiple games and pitchers noted.
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Belle
Lawson
Jackson
Dunbar
Point Lick
Rensford
Ray Burdette
The
Bream
Elizabeth Memorial
NITRO
Senators
Cabin Creec
Legion Field
Robertson
Newland
Cabin Creek
Greenlee
Joxers
duPonti Field
Major Leagues National League daily schedule overview
Baseball card style listing shows scheduled NL games with pitchers and matchups including Cincinnati Brooklyn Thomp versus Carleton, St Louis Philadelphia Bow wan facing Mulcahy, Pittsburgh New York Klingler versus Schumacher, Chicago Boston Olgen versus Posedel, and AL games including New York St Louis Chandler versus Harris, Boxlan against Chicago Gate house versus Rigney, Philadelphia Cleveland Babr ich against Dabsor, and Washington Detroit Manter versus Gorsica of Newhous ier.
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Carleton
St Lowis
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Bowwan
Mulcahy
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Chicago
Boston
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St. Loute
Chandler
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Boxlan
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Rigney
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Detroit
Manter
Ve Gorsica
Newhousier
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St. Pittsburgh
Ous
Gares Bel Id
ABC
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St. Louis
Swanson Dies From Injuries In Car Crash
Los Angeles dispatch reports racing driver Bob Swanson 27 died of internal injuries after his car overturned during a time trial on a damp track near Toledo. He had married the widow of Ernie Triplett, another famed driver killed years ago at El Centro. Swanson, a sixth place finisher in this year’s 500 mile race at Indianapolis, was thrown from his car at the Fort Miami track and witnesses noted a mud rut affecting the crash.
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Ernie Triplett
Triplett
EL Centro
Calif
Swanson
Fort Miami
Toledo
Englewood
Krakauskas and Myer May Head to White Sox
Chicago White Sox may acquire pitcher Toc Krakauskas and infielder Buddy Myer from the Washington Senators. Manager Jim Dykes is open to trading a veteran right-hander if the deal fits, with Griffith needing to confirm Krakauskas has recovered health.
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Chicago
Toc Krakauskas
Buddy Myer
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Krakky
Myer
Senators
Clark Griffith
Krakauskas
Jest
Motormen Win Upset With Ninth Inning Run
Motormen came back to tie the game in the fourth and push ahead late. Pritchard drove in the deciding run with two outs in the ninth. Luzerne allowed four hits as J Cox and Schweinsburg were touched for eight. Score Park Your Car 0 300 34 Park Your Car 0 000 1. Pritchard Motor 4 001 4. Luzerne, Short, and Quinlani.
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Luzerne
J. Cox
Schweinsburg
L. Cox
Quintani
Short
Whitehead and Bartell Return Boost Giants and Tigers
Burgess Whitehead and Rich Bartell, long scarred by decline, rebound to form for the Giants and Tigers. Whitehead captains third base with a 305 average after losing his edge last decade, while Bartell solidifies Detroit’s shortstop with steady defense and a .234 batting line. Their resurgences lift infield quality for both clubs in pennant races.
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New York Giants
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Detroit
Tigers
Giants
del Baker
Bil Roger
Chicarn Subs
Tiger Machine
Bill Terry
Nick Witek
Burgens
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Eack
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