Senators Win 5 4 in extra innings at Kanawha Park
Charleston outlasted Dayton 5 to 4 in 10 innings. Batterson and Hodgins drove in runs early, Dayton tied it, Steiner and Parmalee traded runs, then Walters scored the eventual winning run after a walk and steal. Ed Gray led Dayton with home run power as the Senators begin a three day home stand.
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AYTON
Charleston
Dayton
Senators
Waston
Charlesian
Batterson
George
Hodgins
Witame
Antone
Ducks
Parmalee
Faretta
Steiners
Farotta
Walters
Burman
Tighe
Ed Gray
Kanawha Park
Stanley Corbett
Mars
Tegy Walters
Bok
Charleston Darton Ari OA
Abheoa Mstrondt
Pwratin Et
FC George
Steiner
Peiem'nt
McGask's
Wilims
TF Zontinl
Okenting
Waiters
Ib Olanzon
Gillespie
P Malatt
Rucman
Gillespie Jeorge
Walt
Doubt Willams
Ant
Podalak wins armory bout in two of three falls
Walter Podalak, 220 pound Polish wrestler, defeats Al Getz, 215, Germany, two falls to one in the Legion weekly mat program at the Armory. Getz took the first fall in 15:22 with a crotch slam and top chancery, Podalak responded with a 9:59 second fall using a kangaroo kick and top chancery, and captured the decisive third fall with body slams and a top chancery.
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Walter Podalak
al Getz
Germany
American Legion
the Armory
Getz
Podalak
Singh Joul
India
Walter Graham
San Antonio
Tex
Joul
Ali Baba
Graham
Whitie Grove
Minneapolis
Jack Henning
Kansas City
Grave
Louis Lewks Training Ends Before Sparring Finale
Louis Lewks reports from the boxing camp with Manager Joe Jacobs declared. Schmeling will wind up training tomorrow and box five rounds against sparring mates. Both boxers plan to stay in camp until Thursday morning.
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Joe Jacobs
Schmeling
Louis
Change of Teams Fattening Batting Averages Across Leagues
A St Louis dispatch notes the midnight MLB trade deadline may have boosted batting averages for 22 players moved last year. Fifteen improved by 1 to 11 points. Foxx Cramer and McNair underperform in Boston, Cleveland, and Philadelphia. In the National League ten of eleven improved. Burgess Whitehead alone declined. American League shows some slumps as Jim Bots and Roy Joyce miss 1935 pace.
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St, Louis
Jimmy Foxx
Eric McNair
Roger Cramer
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Millionaires
Connie Mack
Foxx
Red Sox
Jim Bots
Roy Johne
Knight notes and oddities in old sports lore
A fragment discusses attic wiring for a press club, a tally of 31 deaths in Indianapolis Speedway races since 1911, a $41,000 horse buried in Goshen infield, Yankee Stadium press rooms full of Babe Ruth clippings, and Gus Sonnenberg returning to wrestling in New York.
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Indianapolis Speedway
E. H. Harriman
Goshen
Yankee Stadium
Babe Ruth
Gus Sonnenberg
New York
Dean Emerges as Rising Power for Athletics
Rookie Dean has sparked the American League season with clutch hits. He drove in the winning run against the Yankees on April 20 and doubled to tie and win against Detroit on May 13. A June 6 three-run bases loaded double against St. Louis showcased his standout power. Connie Mack predicts Dean will become one of the league’s top hitters.
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Lyons
Dean
Yankees
Detroit
White Sox
St. Louis
A's
Connie Mack
The
Hansford Street Softball Team Defeats Institute
Hansford street softball team defeated the Institute by 26 to 13. Batteries for Hansford were Anderson and Liffey with Institute batteries Brown and Johnson. The teams will play a series to decide the county title. Hansford has three wins and no losses, having beaten Minvtington and Institute once. For write and W. Stores, 405 Shrewsbury street.
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Hansford Street
Institute
Hansford
Anderson
Liffey
Brown and Johnson
Minvtington
Write & W
Shrewsbury Street
Million Dollar Gate Hype Surrounding Schmeling Fight
Reporters and publicists swarm Schmeling and Jacobs over a proposed million dollar gate. Writers push inside stories while fans plead for free tickets as boxing officials warn only limited tickets may be used. Schmeling seen as slow starter may press early, with Jacobs guiding the affair.
International League Scores Snapshot
Montreal I held Syracuse to a tight game while Baltimore overwhelmed with 18 runs. Toronia and Buffalo combined for five runs, and Newark added six as the circuit produced a sweep of varied results across teams.
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Montreal I
Syracuse
Baltimore
Toronia
Buffalo
Newark
Standard Oil and United Win City Softball Games
Standard Oil defeated Sport Mart 23 to 7 at Humphreys field in Charleston league play yesterday. Olivens Illinois edged International Track 5 to 3 in 10 innings to close its first half with 5 wins and 3 losses. Urizen improved to 10–1, while Libbey Owens Ford rode a 10-game win streak. Bush, Ailstack, Henderson, Simon, Judy, and Henderson starred for their teams.
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Standard Oil
Sport Mart
Charleston
Humphreys Field
Olivens-Illinois
International Track
Urizen
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Standard-Sport Mart
Bush
Bush and Ailstack
W. Henderson
Simon, Judy
F. Henderson
Junior Cardinals Defeat Picked Glenwood Outfit
The league leading Junior Cardinals of Boys' Field defeated a Glenwood picked team 4 to 2 yesterday. Hartman struck out 11 for the Cardinals, chalking up his third no hit game of the season in as many starts. R. Maddox pitched for Glenwood, allowing all the Cardinals’ hits. A return game is slated next Saturday.
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Cardinals
Boys’ Field
Glenwood
R. Maddox
Pauley
Hartman
West Siders
BC Cardinals
Maddox
Williams
Buckner
Thoroughbred Race Cards From Lalupla and Hawthorne Results
A cluttered OCR page lists multiple race results and purses from Lalupla and Hawthorne. It includes first race outcomes for 4 year olds and up with times and placings, horse names such as Captain Reaty and Sunshine Bay, and a mix of Maiden, claiming, and standard races with varying purses up to $2,500. The readable items cover numerous race names, times, and participant lines across several meetings.
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Lalupla
aMink
Fermanties
Reaty
Sunshine Bay
Sivch
Cheaxee Aerpkood
Elias Baby
Lyavels
Issor
Morgan
Ig Jax
Rasy Hangncer
Pagrung
Queens Best
Cnsangrd
PeArtgur M
Russell
Getaway
Valley Pilnve
PraAnme Linlee
Ianne
Yeat
Ate Grohin
Nancy
King
Yankee Yourin
Niles
Samile
H. Beasy
Stevenson
Lackslip
Lackslip 107, Wo Tasks Aor
Arle Coil
Pats Dauehies Broadway Mall
Ada W
Wanda
Genie
Dare
Fiat
Saga
Steven Colds
Allowarces
Menenidez
G South
E Guner
Alaran
Deller
Was
Herr
Bag Ato
Tess
Theryeas
Cavpang Tel
Cawine
H. Gewrt
Ince
Pinery
A. Mor I
Ann Tove
C Swain
Destin Derr
South Ny
Cicero
Frank
AC Suffolk Dawns
Malden
Colin
Mr. Biare
W. Nertsry
Siar
Ho Lebiane
Panther Creek
K. Knot
Amoerst
Cobre
Vic
Weyford Bay
Eve
Mniscon
Tyixpan
Aishtan
Herendas
Marflees
War Carnes
Darkson
Keann
Amison
WJ. Longdrs
Dremldo
Sun Abbot
Caen Currants
Palatine
Jeen Brown
Hawthorne
Ely Feriongs
Jawbreaker
A. Robert— Son
Queritay
D. Balaski
Woodberry
J. Fisher
Rai
Gallant Eagle
Timbertale
Felmmersal
F-Slam
Hemosilto
Yee Water
Grey Simon
Conrad Marna
Vintero
P—Pield Nee
Furlanes
Peerer
Canteron
Kin
Shelhtamrr
Shaite Bram
Hauer
Calvert
Miss Tringle
Blane S
Ello
Hasiam
C. Carte
F. Renwick
A. Shelhamer
Pirie Sea
D. Baassay
Ho Callahan
Farizeh
Stane
Finiming
Black River
Jor
Ror Simpson
H Callahan
Sin Banner
Bolesan
Cara
Helhamer
I. Hauer
J. Nolan
Alin Tan Penns Percy
Trek
Unnamed 1958 racing odds and notable names mix
A garbled OCR style list presents a crowd of names, nicknames, and possible race or entertainment items from 1958. It mentions Jady Milly, Ebony Tadty, Adolf, Garden Nat, Ben Macheee, Arthur B. Charalich, and several other tagged figures alongside scattered terms like Long shot possibility and morning entry.
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Jady Milly
J—Menkee
Greensck
Ebony Tadty
Gre Chance
Thorten
Stone Martin
Netwick
t—Suereperman
General Fairey Besthet
Campegn
Fabeten
Novette
AU Aasthorpe
Arthur B
Charalich
Valiant Fer
S—Martre
Pare Fawr
Skid
J—Minquacher
Sainte T'Kapoire
Kapada
Te Peuble Kerry
Shy Pirate
Gatmira
S—Uisa
Welly
Two Way Tie in Industrial Tennis League Opener
Carbide and Libbey-Owens-Ford share first place after 4-3 wins as Owens-Illinois and Libbey-Owens-Ford upset Carbide and Diamond Plant teams. DuPont-Westvaco match off with no date set.
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Carbide
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Chemists
Owens-Illinois
Libbey-Owens
Carbide Diamond Plant
DuPont-Westvaco
Carbide -Owens -Tlincis
Blaire
Kraus
Owens-Di
Sergent
Tryban Owens-Il
Gallagher
Owens-Ill
Treanor
Smith
Gandee
Davis
Turner
Kraus and Gandee
Owens-Hl
Blair
Bensinger
Tryban
Owens Ill
Rand Davis
Diamond - Libbey - Owens - Ford
F. W. Schroath
Carl Brown
L-O
Frazier Defeats Brooks Githems In Tennis Meet
Frazier of district defeated Brooks Githems 5-7 6-8 6-4. Doubles Thurston Harrison and Preston Young beat F W Schroath and W M Frazier 6-4 6-2. Critchfield and Merrifield defeated Graves and Cox 6-1 4-8 6-2.
Yankees beat Akron 21 9 in exhibition game
New York Yankees routed Akron in an exhibition, winning 21 to 9. The Yankees totaled 41 hits with five homers, four by Frank Crosetti who had five hits in six at bats. Akron contributed nine runs on 17 hits.
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AKRON
New York Yankees
New York
Frank Crosetti
N. York
Wilshere
W. Brown
Jorgens
Glenn
Davey
McCullough
Boys' Field Giants Edge Tigers 11 10 for Lead
The Boys' Field Giants defeated the Tigers 11 to 10 at Boys' Field on Monday afternoon. Six Tiger errors aided the Giants offense, lifting them into first place in the Senior league. Players Massey Eary Byrd Frost Baker contributed to the win.
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Giants
Tigers
Boys’ Field
Tiger
Boys' Field
Massey
Eary
Byrd
Frost
Baker
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Darrest
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Darrete
Pitener
Laskowski
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Mr Coskey
Armory
Louis Lewks
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Cleveland
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Saminans de Jou
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Ata
Prytstyr
Hotton
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Brooklyn Dearsee
Pr Saurel
Aida
RED Top Brewing CO
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UNION
Ingrape Bottling Company
Anstaead & Not Ata
Wlal
Rhineland
Jacobs
Walter St. Deni
Mike
Walter
New York Boxing Commission
Ine Jacobs
Teuton
Loui
United
Glenwood Outfit
Eighth Ave
Mead
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Rosey Prince
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