Senators Pull Triple Play and Double Bill
The Charleston Senators swept a doubleheader from Portsmouth's Red Birds at Kanawha Park, 7-4 and 5-4, to push their record to 12 wins in 14. Famed during the twin bill, Danaher and Danaher’s nine trips to the plate powered Portsmouth’s offense, while Day and Berry delivered strong mound work for Charleston as they moved within one game of third place in the Middle Atlantic league.
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Zipay
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Stringfellow
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Fragmentary sports recap mentions players and pitches with scattered names and actions. It notes pucks by Thomas, a winking pitcher, and umpire references, but readable details are sparse.
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Rockey Rf
Qpuker
Urphy
Ascari
Walrara
OiThoman
Teale
Peltan
Zipay
Lorpny
Senate
Weikers Reserio Jo Lida
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Farmer
Cubs Top Bees to Move Into National League Lead
Cubs rally from behind to beat the Boston Bees 5 to 4, seizing first place as the Giants lose to Pittsburgh. Bryant and Collins sparked Chicago with clutch hits, Gabby Hartnett homered, and Carleton faltered late in the Phillies game. Cardinals crush Phillies 13 to 4 behind Johnny Mize four RBIs as Detroit tops Washington in a 15 inning marathon.
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Bees
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New York Giants
Titteburgh
Bryant
Carleton
eSatt Collins
Chicago
Gabby Hartnett
Cuba
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Peneital
Caverate
Race results and entries from a mixed horse meet
Fragmented race card lists horses and riders across ages and classes. Notable names include Dickyason, Jay Bird, Fort Estill, and Margaret G. with times around 1:33 to 1:43. Several events mention mules and various stakes, though OCR errors obscure exact events and placements.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at baseball scoring notes
Fragment appears as baseball score summaries with player initials, inning marks, and play actions. Details are obscured by OCR errors, but mentions Miss, Harris, Durocher, and Watters with base on balls and outs.
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Harris
Durocher
Ick
Red Sox Top White Sox 5 1 Behind Grove Shutout
Boston lefty Lefty Grove hurled a complete game two hitter to pace a 5 1 win over Chicago. Grove allowed seven hits while Vernon Kennedy gave up all five runs in the first four innings. Sugar Cain steadied the bullpen as Boston built its lead. umpires were Morlart and Me. Attendance 2,409.
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Universal Consennua Legal Advice Stature Declared
Fragmentary note references legal advice and a captain, with scattered names and phrases. Despite unreadable portions, it hints at a formal status or ceremony involving individuals named Ann Jonen Der and Lang shot Reh, dated around a 30th day.
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Deace
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Dilliee Bints
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Beit
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Ettore Loses Decision To John Henry Lewis
In Philadelphia at the Phillies ball park 15,000 witnessed a boxing bout where Ettore of Philadelphia weighed 192 and John Henry Lewis 178 as Lewis won a decision. The bout boosted Detroit’s weekend standings and involved late scoring by Buddy Myer and a Phillies-like rally. Attendance reached about 2,000 for the event.
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Falladelphia
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Buddy Myer
Detroit
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Washinton
Henrich Impresses Yankees’ Manager McCarthy Praises Young Slugger
New York reports quote Joseph McCarthy backing Thomas Henrich, the Zanesville Zipper, as he excels against American League pitching. The piece notes Henrich’s rise, compares him to Joe DiMaggio, and reflects on spring hitters’ fortunes, with McCarthy taking a bold stance on Henrich’s potential.
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Joseph Vincent McCarthy
Mr. McCarthy
Tom Henrich
Thomas
Zanesville
Yankees
Marie McCarthy
Colonel Jake
Ruppert
Judge Kenesaw
Plave
Joe DiMaggio
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Andy Cohen
Polo Grounds
Brooklyn
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Boxing Experts Continue Page 10 Discussion on Joe Louis
Kenosha Wisconsin June 15 About the only thing wrong with Joe Louis is that he is fed up on fighting He said he will quit after two more fights then title defense against Braddock Schmeling and retirement due to money and strain Louis sparred eight rounds with four partners before a 2000 crowd He weighed 169 pounds and showed good footwork punching George Williams and Tiger Harton in recent sessions while planning next steps in his heavyweight title plans
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Kenosha
Wis
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James J. Braddock
Chicago
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Max Schmeling
Glover
Miles Jacobs
Jon
Julian Hisek
John Roxborough
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Fragmentary text shows scattered numbers and place names such as Cai Pott'outh Zacenville Charleston Banay Valley and Dupont Burnwen. Data appears garbled with inconsistent punctuation and no coherent events or actions.
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Wits
Cai Pott'outh
Zacenville
Charleston
Todays Sports Schedule Points to Key Matchups
National League action features Bowln at Cadon against Lew Hew Fore ra SPntaburer-omas TM milan. Soul-Pasesu Te Warneke Ti faces Fanainnall while Washington trades are noted. Chicago visits Boston with Whitehead, and TackS travel to Philadelphia led by Knett 7 Relley.
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Americans Triumph in Davis Cup Mixed Results
Americans W B Briggs won straight sets over England's J Off while Harris beat E Fannin after a tight three setter. Mako defeated the Prince of Kutch 6-1 6-0. Larry Hall of Callt San Jose was edged by Japanese Davis Cup player F Nakano 4-6 6-3 8-6, marking an American casualty.
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Sure Face
England
Harris
E. E. Fannin
Mako
Prince of Kutch
India
Larry Hall
San Jose
F. Nakano
Braddock Preps For Title Bout At Ground 197
Heavyweight champ James J. Braddock sparred four rounds at Grand Beach Michigan in advance of his upcoming clash with Brown Gomber Louis. Braddock weighed 193 1 4 pounds, faced Max Roesch and Charlie Masasera, and eyed a June 22 weigh in as race features and stakes at Delaware Park are noted for late June events.
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Grand Beach
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Pregane
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Chicago Enthusiasm Shows Big Prize Fight Fever
Chicago roars with hype over a forthcoming prize fight as observers note the event will boost gate receipts and local business. The piece argues the spectacle serves commercial aims, drawing money to hotels railways stores and newspapers, while reflecting a broader cultural fixation on sporting spectacle.
Farr Defeats Walter Neusel in London Heavyweight Bout
British heavyweight champion Tom Farr defeated German challenger Walter Neusel by knockout in the third round of a scheduled twelve round bout at Harringay arena. Farr, holding a decisive early knockout that boosted British prestige, extended his dominance after earlier victories over Max Boer, Jack Petersen, and Ben Foord.
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Tommy Farr
Walter Neusel
Germany
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Arena
Max Boer
Laurela
Kayo
Neusel
Hed Mons
Jack Petersen
Ben Foord
Farr
Buster II Improves After Head Injury On Quarrier Street
Attorney and real estate man Buster II, known in Kanawha Valley, is reported in improved condition at Kanawha Valley Hospital after severe head injuries from a fall on Quarrier Street last week. Attendance notes he is recovering with improved status.
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Decota Defeats Marting to Extend Win Streak
June 15 Decota baseball team remained undefeated by beating Aarting 8 to 5. Grounds Brockwell Dren nen Alderman and Monday led the effort in the fifth straight win of the season.
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Purity Maid Team Beats Pritchard Motor Nine 9-0
Purity Maid defeated Pritchard Motor 9 to 0 at Charleston Gut Lub Field yesterday. Reynolds and Yeator starred for Purity Maid, who will visit Sissonsville today on the Sissonsville diamond.
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Charleston Gut
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Yeator
Sissonsville
Jim's Cage Girls Rally to 22–2 Softball Victory
The Jim's Cage girls softball team defeated Tiskelish 22 to 2 in a lopsided tilt. Stars Zahariz Thumm and Thuralon delivered standout performances.
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Tiskelish
Zahariz
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