Six Run Seventh Stuns Tigers In Yankee Victory Opener
The New York Yankees rallied with a six run seventh inning powered by Dickey's pinch homer to cap off a late surge after Detroit briefly led on Charley Gehringer's homer and a Tammy Bridges exit. Charley Ruffing earned his sixth win, after a rough start, as New York defeated Detroit 6 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Tigers
York
Dickey
Charley GeheTinger
Tammy Bridges
Charley Ruffing
Roe
Wales
OlHoag
Detroit
New York
Bucs
Gebringer
Rogell
Owen
Get
Chapman
Dicker
Chepiman
Walker
Qubcinger
Bridges
Hoag
Cochrane
Gehringer
Roger
Jayne
Hose
Hetfoer
Crovetts
Gehrig
Datrolt
Rolfing
Beruck
Mtuffing & Brides Nest
Ferrell Drives Rival to Defeat with Two-Base Hit
In a tense late innings clash Wes Ferrell again stars as a two-base smash by Lynn Lary edges the team to victory. Ferrell scores from first in the ninth on Lary’s drive to center as the pitching duel settles into a 3 1 final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M—Weaver
De‘ginea
Ferrell
Lynn Lary
Tazi Viridy
Nats Take Doubleheader From Indians in T20 Tilt
The rampaging aurora swept both ends of a doubleheader against the Cleveland Indians, 7 to 1 and 5 to 3, grabbing third place in the American League vice from the visitors. Last year’s league leaders extend their win streak to five and six straight in the two games. Robins, Donnelly, and Ormsby starred for the home team with strong pitching and timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areer
Aurora
Clevelana Indians
MI 4
Mons
Donnelly
Ormsby
Major League Leaders Showcase Inaccurate OCR Slugfest
The text reports on batting leaders with Charley Gehringer at the top, but the damaged lines obscure exact figures. It attributes a five for eight performance and mentions base on balls, strikeouts, and pitcher decisions, including Burks as winning and L Brown as losing pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevélant
Washington
L. Brown
Lee
Hudlin
Burke
Lea
Burks
Donnaly
Ormedy
Belle
Johnson Drives Athletes to Split with White Sox in Doubleheader
Bob Johnson has six hits in the second game including two home runs to lift the Athletics to a 7 6 victory after Chicago won the opener 9 7. Johnson drove in four runs and scored the decisive run in the eleventh inning, aiding Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bob Johnson
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Johnson
Cramer
Chicazo Philadelphia
Dalcramer Cf
Uhalt Rt
Wrath m
Baap Cf
Digonnson
Bonura Ib
Ore Ib
Simions
Om'nair Os
jBoken
Coleman Rf
Niggins Gb
Chivri'n
Oiperry cc
Kline
Chicago
Unelt
Haas
Sonora
Simmons
Bokeh
Manjeski
Lyons
Warst Jer
Fozx
McNeil
Coleman
Bonurs
Hass
Boken
McWair
Higgins
War
Hine
Benton
Castarella
Eline
Mahaffey
Summers Ang Dinneen
Chicago Fhiindeinbin
Glcramer Ef
Haas Cf
O Wirstler
Bonurg Yu
Johnson If
Sim’ons If
Ij Foxx Sh
Mpnatt Ss
Dyker Sh
Dlooleman Zt
Gmbirlin Xs
Hopurs
Elmmans
Cuamberlin
Matrexk
Warstler
Johnson J
McNair
Wyatt
Berry
Foxx
Bonura
Gascarele
Dietrich Madsesitl
Cescarella
Dineen
Summers
Charleston Summer Chess Tournament Opens With Brisk Play
The 1934 Charleston Summer Chess tournament began Tuesday evening at T. A. Snyder's home. Six games finished with Hart Maloy Creole Ostrander Holt and Snyder defeating Goodwin Wiles Simms Henley Parkhurst and Foy. Snyder’s comeback over Foy stood out as a notable upset. Second round set for J. C. Wiles home with standings showing Ostrander Holt Wiles and Snyder among leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
T. A. Snyder
Hart
Maloy
Creole
Ostranded
Holt
Snyder
Goodwin
Wiles
Simms
Henley
Parkhurst
Foy
Snyder-Foy
Crede
J. C. Wiles
Brooks Street
Tuesaday
Pinyer
Ube Ouerasuita
Ostrander
Hensey
Parkhucat
Binns
Credo
Hurt
Sime
Brooks Bensey
Wilee Ve. Hollander
Burt Ve. Crede
Goodwin Ve Snyder
Fay
Chicago
Johnstown Hammer Redbirds 11 to 2 in Baseball Fight
Johnstown pounded Gillette for 17 hits to win 11-2. Atwood homered in the eighth and drove in two, as Huntington was swept tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Gillette
Huntington
Atwood
John'nies
Scot Huntington
Thomas
Smith
Alekhine Retains Title In International Chess Match
Dr Alekhine successfully defends his world chess crown by finishing with 8 wins 3 losses 15 draws for a total of 15 1 2 points. The sole games played featured Alekhine with White versus Bogoljubow in the Ruy Lopez. The report notes the event ends next month with West Virginia hosting the final rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsh
West Virginia
Ruy Lopes
Ruy
Braves rally past Cubs to win opening game 7 6
Boston scores seven runs across final two innings to upset Chicago 7 6. Charley Boot pitched well until the eighth before Chicago’s rally, with key hits from McManus, Cuyler, Hartnett, and Whitney. Smith earned the win for Boston while Root took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxton Chicago
Urbinski Ss
W. BergMan's
Man
Gselm'n
English Te
Jordan Ib
Tmpson
Ol Cuyler
Spohrer
Sth
English
Oth
Phelps
Sith
Ted Foc
Hermat
Berger
Moore
Ler
Whitney
W. Herman
F. Herwah
Cuyler
Hartnett
Urbansk
Gleselman
Betts
B. Lee
Svobrer Thompson
F. Herman
Hertnett
Jurges
McManus
Hurst
H. Lee
Usbanski
Jordan
Klein
Boston
Chicago
Smith
Weaver
Root
Brandt
Malone
Ampres
Stewart
Kiem
Davis Dominates Club Shoot at Charleston Gun Club
Davis, a veteran of the Charleston Gun Club, won the singles with 49 50 and teamed with Bailiff to win the doubles 41 50 in yesterday afternoon’s weekly shoot at Ab Banawhy City. Widespread results list many shooters with scores, highlighting Davis and Wolfe among top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ason
Davis
Charleston
E. H. Wolfe
Eyeenye
L. M. LaFollette
W. V. Braswell
Lynn Gosham
Omer
Whiting
Sentney
ASKHO
W. E Spalding
Glenn Shanklin
Gene King
Spalding
Sina
Cunningham Wins Relay Style Sprint Meet Titles
In a fast afternoon at the track, Cunningham surged to win by more than forty nine yards as Eastman set a new half mile mark and both records rose in a five event meet. Glenn faded late while Hornbostel challenged in the stretch but Eastman held the lead from the first stride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matusk
Charley Gehringer
Bie Siz
Gehringer
Manneh
Ately
Holsted
Het
Impll
Homie
Bonthron
Tiger
Cunningham
Glenn
Venzke
Bon Throu
Eastman
Sunningham
Hornbostel
Hornboster
Hill Patterson
Columbia University
Milton Sandler
New York U
Torrnament
Austria
Chess Ladder Results And Roundup
Chess ladder standings include players i Hurt Creoe Maloy Swarts Lang Lefvra whes Holt Parkhurst Bsuman Andrews Good win Church Bitzer Kohlbecker McNamee Char dock Wooley Cartlidge Mrs Bitzer Simms Hensey Robinson Venable Wolfe Morris Taylor Bennett Simp son Funk Hark Harper Kohlbecker Snodgrass Smith Borstein Isacoff J Simms Watson Thomas Morgan Lebow Meyer Irwin Edler Kornetein Foulk white Binderman Foy Binderman Nearman. After six pm Wiles defeated Halt Bitzer defaulted to Church Cartlidge defeated Mrs Ritzer Edler defeated Foulk Edler defeated Kornstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
i—Hurt
Wiles
Halt
Bitzer
Church
Cartlidge
Mrs. Ritzer
Edler
Foulk
Kornstein
California finish notes in tight race at Cornell meet
The California Golden Bears placed fourth amid a tight relay chase with Cornell. The newspaper notes California’s 19 minutes 44 seconds three mile time, compares to 1928 marks, and mentions Syracuse and Navy efforts as benchmarks, with Harvard and Washington freshmen also discussed in the timing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
California
Columbie Lest
Syracuse
Navy
Washington
Penn to Graduate Fifty Athletes at Commencement
Fifty University of Pennsylvania athletes will graduate next Wednesday with thirteen managers also earning diplomas. Donald B. Kellett leads letter winners with three-sport performance in football basketball and baseball. Several graduates earned multiple varsity letters, including McCaffrey Powell Hopkinson Reilly Baker Burk and Chambrlin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jung
Saven
University of Pennsylvania
Donald
Kellett
Pennsylvania
Robert McCaffrey
John Powel
Edward Hopkinson
Ard
John ¥. Reilly
Scccet
Arthur D. Baker
Joseph Burk
Melville Chamberlin
Glick to Fight Gans in July Bout in Colorado Springs
Promoter Abe Maryland announces a ten round bout here on July 3 featuring Joe Glick of New York and Baby Joe Gans of Los Angeles. Glick previously defeated Gans by referee's decision at Madison Square Garden three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Joe Glick
New York
Baby Joe Gans
Los Angeles
Abe
Reds Edge Dodgers In 11th In Weird Game
Reds outlast Dodgers 10 to 9 in Cincinnati with Adam Comorosky starting the 11th inning rally on a leadoff triple. Paul Derringer then drove in the winning run with a single as Cincinnati avoids a loss in a wild late battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Adam Comorosky
Paul Derringer
O’Brien Defends Missouri Amateur Golf Title
O’Brien of St. Louis retained the Missouri state amateur golf championship by defeating Bob Cochran of Kansas City in the Hillcrest country club finals. The victory keeps O’Brien’s title status intact for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansar City
Ogheater O'Brien
St. Louis
Bob Cochran
Iuyt
Hillcrest Country Club
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Scores recap with results from Americus and Middle Atlantic leagues, listing wins losses and key matchups. Notable games include New York and Detroit 4 4, Brooklyn 4 12 innings, and Toronto 1 Baltimore 8. Standings show multiple clubs with records and percentages across leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chisaga
Philadelphia
St. Poulsa
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Americus
Detroit
Beston
Leuis Phiadelphia
Chicago
Syracuan
Hechester
Newack
Colorvue
Toledo
St. Paul
Mignempalip & Southern Association
Birmaingham
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattanooga
Lite Rock
Knoxville
Neahville
New Ork
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wes Ferrell
Major League
Sar Leal
Mits
Lord
An An Ane Travis
Medwick
Cardin
Terry
Giants
Teele
Dodgers
Tome Rona
Cemitli
PbMises
Tee Jehouon
Ackietit
Fae Foxx
Aibidles An Boken
Jack Lords
Cleveland
Wile
Dick, Porter
Boston Red Sox
Ptcheer
Bob Weiland Ang
RED Sox
Ferre
Sand Duke
Ear
Redbirds
Homer
Dayton
Ohio
Beckley
Black Knights
Dutch Bergman
Rex McDonald
Ick
Gravey Beckley
McDonald
Brittain
Bergman
Milled
Wheeling
Liebhart
Zanesville Greys
Leschart
Demunicor
Nne
Zanesville
Liebhert
Helm
Humphrey
Bertie
Braves Trim
London
Golden Bears
Penn
Don Kellett
Lope
O/OParrel
Benge
Blakely
Smythe P
O ‘Lombardie
Bek P
Olyphagon
Brennan
Rerring
Stout
Wien
Beck
O'Parsell
Kolpa
Biipp
Lopes
Prederick
Adams
Koenig
Hatey
Bottomley
Comorosky
Blade
Hoyle
Leslie
Lopez
Frederick
Herring
Knenly
Harry
Pool
Brannan
Slade
Derringer
Boyle
Lombardi
O'Farrell
Taylor
Koenteke
Ha—fey
Bacrifice
Loner
Stade
Kolp
Hite
Smytha
Jonson
Darring
O’brien
National League
St. Camis
American League
Washingina
Hetrait
Middin Allonilc’ Learne
Bounngfield
Johndown
Beckles
Wheelin
National Lestoe Club
L. Pat
St Louis
Pitsburgh
Cincinmati
Chun. Pot
Debroit
Louis
Phil
Delp'in
WW. L. Pel
Tohnstown
BIG Beckley
Springfloyd
Ghareston
Huyntingon
General Motors
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor CO
Mich
Town Sedan
Sapeenger
Flint
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!