Browns Break Yankees in Doubleheader Sweep
The St. Louis Browns upset the New York Yankees with two wins, 13-6 and 6-5, snapping a seven-game losing streak to the World Champions. Vernon Kennedy pitched the opener for the Browns with key doubles from DiMaggio and Laabs provided late scoring, while Rip Radcliffe and Chet Laabs delivered the decisive runs in the nightcap.
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Johnny Murphy
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Bill Trotter
Go Sanlsa
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Red Sox sweep White Sox in doubleheader romp
Boston roars past Chicago 4 to 3 and 5 to 4 in a twin bill, piling up 20 hits with two homers apiece by Jack Wilson and Joe Cronin and another by Jimmy Foxx. Ted Williams belts his seventh homer. Jack Knott struggles for Chicago as Ed Weiland and Wilton close out the losses.
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Joe Cronin
Jimmy Foxx
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Men’s Golf Lesson Postponed 2 Days
The Gazette reports a free golf school at Charles Tay Driving Range canceling the men’s class for Tuesday while women meet as usual at Capitol View Golf Club. Ted Galligan and Johnny Davies were noted as instructors. Davies unlikely to attend open play at Muntington, with men resuming Thursday at 5 9 a.m. records indicate planning changes for next week’s schedule.
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Riggs and Marble Triumph in National Clay Courts Opens
In Chicago the National Clay Courts Championship opened at River Forest with Bobby Riggs defeating Tom Brown 6-2 6-0 6-4 in men singles and Alice Marble overpowering Kitty Lawrence 6-1 6-0 in women’s first road match. The nine day event features 64 men and 32 women.
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Kitty Lawrence
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Tom Brawn
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Cab
Schretkin
Boston and Chicago Batter in Baseball Game Summary
Boston and Chicago posted a high scoring contest with multiple players contributing. Foxx and Storin led home run output while Knott and Welland pitched for their teams. Numerous batters racked up RBIs and double plays featured in the tight matchup.
Snead-Guldahl Capture Inverness Title in Fourth Win
Sam Snead and Ralph Guldahl won the Inverness Invitational with a seven under par score, securing $1,500 first prize and $200 for the best single round. The duo edged Jimmy Demaree and Rick Metz, who took second, while Ed Carley and Bill Burke finished two back in a tight fourball format.
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Ralph Cildtahl
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College Crews Set for Race
POUGEKEEPSIE New York June 16 After eight months of training two hundred oarsmen and support crews gather in hudson river boathouses for the four mile race Between Cornell Columbia Syracuse Princeton Navy Wisconsin California and Washington Oarsmen prepare as rehearsals end with only paddling drills before Tuesday’s contest Cornell and Washington are favorites with California as a dark horse Washington’s Al Wittersion and Columbia’s Hubert Glendon comment on the field noting California as the boat to beat
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Washington
Pacific
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AL Witrickson
State Golfers Play for Title
Huntington hosts the annual golf tilt with professionals and amateurs seeking the state crown. Weir and Weighman headline as top contenders while the State Open follows the professional amateur tour event. Bluefield's Schorr chairs a noon meeting of the West Virginia Golfers Association.
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Cor Noon Tomarrow
Middle Atlantic Results and Today’s Games Summary
Charleston defeats Dayton 4 to 3, Canton wins 14 to 6, Portsmouth 2 to 0, Youngstown 8 to 0, Akron 4 to 5. Today’s slate features Charleston at Dayton, Youngstown at Akron, Portsmouth at Canton.
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Junior Netters Compete for State Title in Charleston
West Virginia junior tennis players begin a five day state tournament at the Charleston club with divisions for under 15 players. Director E M Starr and committee chairperson Pell Milter urged attendance and reporting at 9 a m. Winners advance to the Mid Atlantic junior tournament in Maryland later this summer.
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Logan Welch Divide Wins In Mountain State Doubleheader
Welch and Logan split a doubleheader with Welch taking the first game 5-4 and Logan winning the second 6-0. Logan catcher Seidel sparked a ninth inning rally in the opener with a three run homer, while Welch relied on Brehisorn and Williams for offense.
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Diz Dean Wins With Tulsa Oilers Triumph
Diz Dean earned his second straight Texas league victory after returning, as Tulsa Oilers beat Oklahoma City 4 in seven innings. Dean dominated for six innings with a sharp curveball before faltering in the seventh, relieved by Tulian Tubb on a fastball.
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Canton Whips Birds In Doubleheader Sweep
Canton swept a Mid Atlantic league doubleheader with Portsmouth tonight. Witte pitched well in a 6 to 0 nightcap victory under the lights. Wendy Davis homered twice in game one and added power in game two, while Tommy Fine held Portsmouth to few hits. Zajac, Ballinger, Miller and others contributed in a night of strong Canton hitting and solid pitching.
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Witte
Wendy Davis
Tommy Fine
Portsmouth
Zajac
Alstan
Ballinger
Miller
Cain Sind Douse
Hoskins
Od Pollock
Golf Tournament Entry Form and Athless Note
Entry form for a golf tournament appears with a subheading noting Athless as participant. The fragment shows a petition-like fill-in section and a brief instruction line. Names and precise event details are unclear due to illegible OCR. The readable parts indicate early stage signup and reference to Athless in the entry context.
Mountain State State Game Postponements Rain Delays Schedule
Mountain State Welch leads 5 1 while Logan trails 4 6 as rain delays games. Ashland at Blueflatd, Wetch at Willismena, Logan at Nuntington postponed. other locales affected.
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Youngstown Akron Split Doubleheader in Mid-Atlantic Ballpark
In Akron on June 16, Youngstown Browns won the first game 8 to 4 as Mel Queen delivered a one-hit gem in the nightcap for Akron Yankees, but Youngstown, led by Banford Sertich Backstrom Gorman and Hower, split the twin bill with a 10 to 2 loss in the second game.
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Cleveland Players Call Off Rebellion
Cleveland Inclang laid down their arms tonight signaling a shutdown of a revolt against manager Witk. The team signed a public statement withdrawing all resignation references to Oscar Vitti, saying the move benefits the Cleveland baseball club after a double victory over the Philadelphia Athletics Unis.
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Amrthen and Associated Teams Report Incomplete League Notes
Fragmentary OCR reads scattered team names and scores including Amrthen Association St Paul Kanvas Clip Toledall Indianapatie Columbus Montreal Newark Memphis New Orleans and regional clubs. No clear event date or full results are established.
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Senators Triumph Over Dayton Wings In 4-2 Win
Charleston Senators secure a 4-2 victory over the Dayton Wings behind six-hit pitching by Letty Go ebz. Key moments include Galets scoring on a wild pitch in the third, Manny Fernandes homering for Dayton in the fourth, and a late surge by Charleston with Kehn, Grant, and Kardentrock delivering extra-base hits to pull ahead.
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Reds Take Doubleheader From Dodgers In NY Opener
Cincinnati Reds defeat Brooklyn Dodgers in both ends of a doubleheader to even the four game series. Lonnie Frey hits a ninth inning homer in game one for the decisive run as Whitlow Wyatt allows only two hits before the defeat. The nightcap sees Curt Davis debut with five Reds runs before Newt Kimball closes it. Frey also stars with a three base hit and home run, while Jim Turner secures the win for Cincinnati.
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Boxing and rowing mix in disjoint notes from New York
The piece lampoons boxing promoter talk by Arturo Godoy and Joe Louis and muses on a chaotic 1930s rowing scene. It notes Cleveland players' protest at manager Ossie Vitt, recalls old managers like John McGraw and Ty Cobb, and previews the Poughkeepsie Regatta near Franklin D. Roosevelt's estate with mentions of Yale Harvard Princeton and California as contenders.
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Ossie Vit
John McGraw
Giants
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Ty Cobb Wold
Major League Baseball Scores and Today’s Schedule
National League results include Cincinnati 1 to 5 Brooklyn 0 to 2 St Louis 9 to 3 Philadelphia 3 to 1 Boston 5 Chicago 4 3 Pittsburgh 5 5 New York 0 7 American League Boston 4 14 Chicago 3 5 Cleveland 4 4 Philadelphia 2 3 St Louis 12 6 New York 6 5 Detroit 8 Washington 7 Today Pittsburgh at Boston with pitchers Mac Fayden Bauers Brown Piechota Posedel Strincevich St Louis at Brooklyn Shout Casey Chicago at New York Root Lohrman Cincinnati at Philadelphia Van der Meer Beck No games scheduled
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Godoy Signals Tactics Change For Louis Title Fight
Arturo Godoy hinted he may switch from his crouching squat style to a stand-up approach against Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium on Thursday for the world heavyweight title. Promoter and trainer notes say Louis expects the Chilean to adapt, while Godoy keeps teasing a new plan. Experts observed Godoy’s vulnerability to body shots and his recent training emphasis on a stronger punch, with team control over the strategy.
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Sandlot Scores Pritchard versus Unknown Teams
Fragmentary score list shows Pritchard, Mammouth, Marmet KPON, and Darimont with various point totals. Mentions include Need Ducks, McAlpin, Loudendaly, South Malden, Camp Kanasha Henshaw, Browns Park, Oakland, Browna Bark, Mithhar, Browne Park, Ri N.Y. Ach Cohen Oru 18, and Nitro tz.
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James Loar to Enter Gazette Golf Play
James Loar, former Kingwood star and leading amateur, will participate in the Mooney Jute 22-30 at Meadow Brook. He shot two 72s over Meadow Brook yesterday, with other expected entrants including Joe Ruegel Earl Jones Roy Blizzard C E Sneeker Rene Stone and John Chenoweth.
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St Louis sweeps Phillies in doubleheader dominance
St Louis won both ends of a June doubleheader against Philadelphia, 9 to 3 and 8 to 1. Key players include McGee, Ruscell, Padget for St Louis and Higbe, Penson, Warren for Philadelphia. Batting highlights feature Mize Moore Marty and Bragan with multiple runs. Blanton and Warneke pitched for St Louis and Philadelphia respectively. Attendance was 9,547.
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Butcher Beats Hubbell in Pirates Giants Doubleheader
In New York on June 16, the Pittsburgh Pirates halted the Giants eight-game run with a doubleheader sweep. Max Butcher starred in the opener with two hits as Pittsburgh won 5 to 3. Carl Hubbell started for New York and allowed four runs before Hy Vandenberg finished.
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