Cards Edge Reds 3-1 In Opened Doubleheader Tug
St Louis Cardinals take a 3-1 win over the Cincinnati Reds in the first game as Harry Gumbert outpitched Bucky Walters. No second-game details. match postponed. Gumbert allowed two hits. Eddie Miller smashed a run scoring single but erased on tag. Marion drove in the tying run with a double. Cooper added a three run impact with a seventh inning single.
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Baseball Leaderboard Fumbles Through Names and Scores
Fragmented lines show players from the American and National Leagues with mixed team tags. Names include Thayer, Stephens, Brown, Walker, Hackett, Quiume, Gullenbine, Douges, Johnson, DiMeggio, and Ued for dra. Mentions of batted in runs, home runs, and draft notes create a rough summary of an early box score page.
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Gloria Callen Signs With Water Shows Co
Boston June 18 Gloria Callen schoolgirl swimming champion from WY will forfeit amateur status and join the National Water Shows Co Boston for a United States tour. She was named outstanding female athlete of WHS by sports writers and will now turn professional with the touring company.
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Browns Rally Past White Sox for 13 Run Win
In Chicago, Vern Stephens and Chet Laabs sparked the St. Louis Browns to a 13 to 2 victory over the Chicago White Sox before 19,052 fans. Sundra limited Sox hitters as Luke Appling collected two doubles and a single in three trips, while Laabs added two doubles and a single.
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Yankees Hang Seven In Eighth To Beat Washington 9 5
The Yankees exploded for seven runs in the eighth inning to defeat the Washington Nationals 9 to 5 before 15 000 fans. New York moved four games ahead in the AL standings as Charley Wenslett started, with Johnny Murphy relieving in the eighth. Dutch Leonard took the loss. The Yankees out hit the Nats 11 to 4.
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Parkersburg football players join U S service
Four members of Parkersburg High School football team headed for military service sworn in at the local recruiting station. End Jimmy Heckett tackle Jim Spears end Gary Nutter and halfback Bob Fought will leave for boot camp in South Carolina, while others from area schools are noted for service.
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Jimmy Heckett
Jim Spears
Gary Nutter
Bob Fought
U. S. Casine Corps
Parnes Ise Hand
Marathon baseball games haunt the season notes
Chicago dispatch summarizes the rise of extra innings across the American League. It notes heavy marathon games in Boston, Detroit, and other cities, with the St. Louis Browns singled out for exceptionally long outings and frequent late finishes.
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ABC to Play at Marmet Today
ABC set to face Marmet with Meine base at the field today. Clayton Kimowl is noted for ably leading ABC while AL AGC players requested tube at Bal ne tao pom.
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Stamper Carbide Tilt To Be Played Friday
The War Industrial league game between Carbide and Stamper Motors at Kanawha Park was postponed by rain and will be played Friday at 3 pm. President Watt D B Powell announced last night.
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City-Wide golf tourney set for Meadow Sower course
A large field is anticipated for the City-Wide tournament with 32 players in the championship flight. Qualifiers include Joe Rugel, Murrat Bey, Bret Watt, Eddie Cayper, Bart Jones, and others as rain disrupted prep and a first round lineup forms the contention bracket.
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Phillies Bucs Trade Pitchers Inmidst Season Deals
The Philadelphia Phillies and Pittsburgh Pirates engaged in a parallel pitcher trade push around the deadline. Details blur amid garbled text, but it notes righthander Lord Tenney and other arms moving between clubs. The Phillies chase wins against strong teams while veterans discuss upcoming season plans.
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Pirates Rally In Sixth Edge Bruins 6 to 5
Pirates overturn a 4 2 deficit with a four run sixth inning led by doubles from Frankie Gustine and Tommy O'Brien off Ray Prim. The weather interrupted play, Prim left early, and Henry Wicks relief halted a 36 minute delay as Pittsburgh secured a 6 5 win over Chicago tying Cincinnati for third in the league.
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Fragmented Scoreboard Teases Several Baseball Lineups
A garbled scoreboard snippet mentions Philadelphia and Cincinnati games, New York, Washington, Chicago, Detroit, and Cleveland. It hints at league standings and upcoming matchups with scattered player and team names, but the text is largely unreadable. The fragment suggests a multi league scoreboard card with mixed results and future schedules.
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Phils Top Braves In Double Header
Phillies beat the Boston Braves 6 to 4 and 2 to 1 in a split doubleheader on ladies day. Ron Northey and Coaker Triplett powered the offense as Triplett, debuting with Philadelphia, homered and tripled driving in four. Northey homer in first at bats set the pace in both games.
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Pvt Fr an Goetsch is Champion Archer
Pvt Frank Goetsch of Milwaukee Wisconsin has been Wisconsin state archery champion for three years. He scored 756 points out of 810 to set a national record, surpassing the prior 750x810 Badger state mark as the army showcases his archery feat at Fort Sheridan on June 17.
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