Lohrman Hands Reds 6-0 Loss in Giants Win
Bill Lohrman pitched effectively for the New York Giants, holding the Cincinnati Reds to three hits and guiding a 6-0 shutout. The Giants scored in the first three innings as Reds pitching walked nine, with Vander Meer opening by issuing four free passes and Thompson walking the first three he faced.
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Johnny Vander Meer
Reds
Deacon Will
Johnny
Gens Thompson
Junior Genee
Giants
Lohrman
Az Bill
City Champion Enters Tournament
Report notes City Champion entering the tournament with key mentions of players Thompson and Moore. It records pitching and batting details, including Vander Meer and Moore, with notes on strikes, hits, and errors. Officials listed include umpires Duon Magerkurch and Arewart.
Cubs Thump Phils in ninth inning rally end
Chicago Cubs defeated Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 1 as Tot Pressnell silenced a late Phils rally in the ninth. Cubs had scored in the first, second and sixth innings off Lee Grissom. Jake Mooty pitched before Pressnell shut them down with a double play after Merrill May and Warren reached to start the ninth.
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Chicago
Tot Preesnell
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Cubs
Lee Grissom
Phils
Jake Mooty
Marty
Merrill May
Warren
Pressnell
Mooty
Stan Benjamin Ic
Netters Ready For Tourney At Charleston Tennis Club
Preparations finished for the West Virginia State Closed Tennis tournament set to begin at the Charleston Tennis Club on Wednesday and run through Sunday. Deacon Parsons of Huntington is the defending men's champion while Erie Turner is among the contenders.
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Howard Allum
Charleston
West Virginia University
Charleston Tennis Club
Deacon Parsons
Fof Huntington
Fight Brings Crowd To Broadway
Broadway buzzes with boxing fever as Joe Louis and Billy Conn prep for the heavyweight title bout. Promoter Jacobs predicts 40,000 fans and about $400,000 in betting as boxing stardom grips Manhattan with hype, crowds flocking to Jacob's Beach area and Broadway hotel lobbies.
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Nex York
Broadway
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Jacob's Beach
Louis Schmeling
Conn
Mike Lucas
Lovig
Lewis
George Fitch
Jim Ritchie
Joe
Louis
Pittsburgh
Louis Tabeeds
Billy Boy
Billy
Jack Dempsey
Him Braddock
Pal
Two Blind Golfers Plan Home and Home Match Fort Worth
Fort Worth and Duluth golfers Marvin Shannon and Clinton F Russell, both blind, agreed to stage home and home matches. Shannon, a lawyer, has played since 1938 and can drive beyond 20 yards. Russell, a creamery executive, has 15 years of blindness and can reach 200 yards. Caddies assist with stance and touch locate the flag for putting. Dates are not set.
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Fort Worth
Tex
INS
Marvin Shannon
Clinton F. Russell
Duluth
Minn
Jodas
Shannon
Russell
Wilkie Grimm Feud Over Chickens Sparks Private Clash
Chicago dispatch reports Al Wilkie Pittsburgh pitcher and Charlie Grimm Cubs coach exchanged sharp words over chickens and poultry shows. Wilkie’s Newberg Oregon farm hosts Rhode Island Red eggs while Grimm raises White Rocks in Franklin Massachusetts. Also notes Muddy Ruel Chicago White Sox coach known for mild expletives when frustrated.
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Chicago
Aldon Wilkie
Pittsburgh
Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Pacific Northwest
Wilkie
Newberg
Ore
Rhode Island
Grimm
Cholly
Franklin, Ma
Yanks Take Indians 6 4 in Eight Inning Rally
New York tops Cleveland 6 4 as Bill Dickey drives in two and Joe DiMaggio extends hitting streak to 29 games. Milnar and Gomez exit early after a tight pitching duel, rain interrupts play, and the Yankees extend their surge atop the American League with an eighth inning rally.
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Judson Bailey
York
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
New York
Cleveland
Joe DiMaggio
Vernon Gomez
Yankees
al Milnar
Indians
Lou Boudreau
Walle
Joe Gordon
Milnar
Gordon
Charley Keller
Phil Rizauto
Boudreau
Red
Bill
Dickey
Jon
Ray Mack
Frank Crosetti
Yanks
Jning
Robert E. Walsh
Milner
Keller
Brexa P
Rizzuto Sa
Gomez
Gomer
Murphy
Tn Sth
Wal Hem
Riznuta
Pridi Crosetti
Mack
Sturm
Boutreau
Campbell
Russo
Brown Ain
Los
McGowanning
Attende
Nats Beat Tigers Behind Pitching Parson or Chase
Washington starter Ken Chase scattered eight hits as the Nationals defeated the Detroit Tigers. The game details were interrupted by a prompt to turn to Page 11 for further coverage.
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Washington
Ken Chase
Detroit Tigers
American League Results From Early Games
The New York team defeated Cleveland 6 to 4 while Washington beat Detroit 3 to 1. Only games scheduled.
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New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Todafé Games AL matchups and night headlines
American League games feature Chicago at New York Rigney facing Peek while Detroit at Boston sees Bridges and Gorslon pairing against Dobson and Wagner. Cleveland hosts Philadelphia at night with Hartler against Macchildon. St Louis meets Washington Niggel ting or Gatehouse with Sandra. National League action has New York at Pittsburgh Sewell, Brooklyn at Chicago Wyatt against Lee, Boston at Cincinnati Johnson vs Derringer, Philadelphia at St Louis with Pearson against M Cooper.
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GR St. Louis
St Brooklyn
Cincinnati
York
Chicago
M . Pittsburgh
Boston Cave
Philadelphia
Ww. Pel
Cleveland
New
Uis
Sranenee
New York
Rigney
Peek
Detroit
Boston
Bridges
Gorslon
Dobson
Wagner
Hartler
Macchildon
St. Louis
Washington
Niggelting
Gatehouse
Sandra
Pittsburgh
McGee
Sewell
Brooklyn
Wyatt
Lee
Johnson
Derringer
Pearson
M. Cooper
Louis Faces Conn Test Of Honor In Title Fight
On the Line by Bob Considine argues Joe Louis fights Billy Conn Wednesday with integrity as the main drive. Louis is tired of boxing life yet determined to win quickly, hoping to protect his farm near Detroit and his untarnished record. His managers may prefer a loss for money, but Louis remains committed to giving his best in the ring.
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New York
INS
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
Joe
Coun
Lou Nova
John Roxborough
Julian Black
Mike Jacobs
Mike
Sam
Jose
Jacobs
Billy
Louis
Detroit
Mister Tooney
Western Amateur Set For Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs hosts the Western Amateur July 1 6 at the Broadmoor course, with the event joining the lead up to the National Professional Golfers Association tournament at Cherry Hills Denver. The Broadmoor also hosts its Aug 4 10 invitational. Names like Yates and Ward highlight past champs. 64 qualifiers enter match play then finals July 6 as W H Thorne reshapes the course to par 70 603 yards.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Broadmoor
Simon Pures
National Professional Golfers Association
Cherry Hills Club
Denver
Colorado
Yates
Charlie Yates
Atlanta
Marvin
Bud” Ward
Spokane
Wash
Chic Evans
Don Mae
Frank Dalpi
Harry Todd
Dallas
Tex
W. H. Thorne
Guyan Club to Hold Women's Golf Tourney
In Huntington the Guyan Country Club hosts its annual invitation tournament with about 125 women golfers from Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia teeing off tomorrow. Favorites include Mrs J D Hobitzell of Parkersburg a three time winner and former women's state amateur champion and Mrs Maria Geiger of Charleston who has four Kanawha women's titles.
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Huntington
Pogsltly
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Guyan Country Club
J. D. Hobiltzell
Parkersburg
Maria Geiger
Charleston
Mountain State Tuesday’s Games Schedule
Bluefield travels to Logan while Welch visits Huntington and Ashland faces Williamson in Mountain State Tuesday matchups.
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Bluefield
Logan
Welch
Huntington
Ashland
Williamson
W. Ls
Logan Welch Son
Willism
Huntington Il
Browning Wilkinson Win in Pro Amateur Golf Match
Arnold Browning wins the professional division and Ward Wilkinson takes the amateur division in the fourth semi monthly West Virginia PGA golf tournament at Spring Valley. Both shot 69 on the rain drenched course. Swing 70 and Igo 70 tied for second in the pros. Nelson and Blizzard tied for second in the amateurs. Largest field of season with 14 pros and 40 amateurs. Next event at Logan on June 30.
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Charleston
Hilford Nelson
Spring Valley
Roy Blizzard
Ate
Igo
Johnny Jarvis
Logan
Frank Stuart
Huntington
Cliff Heiner
Hashington
Hiford Nelson
John
Javins-Franknight
Javins
V. F. Skidmore
Earl Cottrell
Thurston Baker
Dick “Fantena
Baker
E. T. Zimmerman
I. W. Taylor
Charliston
Schorr
George Hall
Bluefield
Charles Covington
Porter George
Clyde Server
George
Fred Calfee
Bam
Bakerd
Cyey
Earl Heiner
Todd
Dave
Cunningham
Trump
Oak Hil
Arnold Brownshe
Sapper
Brownldta- Ware Wilkinson
Browning
P. T. Taylor
Lucien Browning
Joker White
L. Browning
Guy Smith
Jack Stewart
Clem Wiechman
Jimmy Hoffman
Wiechan
Pred Hawkins
Gharleston
Alex G. McKay
Jonn L. Ray
Jr Charleston
McKay
James
Frank Gerson
Brax Darvenart
Guerleston
Gereon
Alex Larm
Reds Sign Billy Sams For Tucson Farm Club
Cincinnati Reds sign Billy Sams of Washington Pennsylvania for their Tucson Arizona farm club. Sams, a Trinity High School graduate, starred as a pitcher with no-hitters, per Reds Vice President Frank Lane. Goose Lays Eye.
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Reds
Billy Sams
Tucson
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Washington
Tucson, Ariz
Sars
Trinity High School
Frank Lane
Monarchs Set With Giants in Negro Leagues Clash
The Kansas City Monarchs meet the Chicago American Giants in a Negro American League game Thursday night at Kanawha Park, scheduled for 8 15. The Monarchs, boasting 22 straight regular season games played, list Newt Allen as player-manager and an infield of Bibbs Williams ONeil with Duncan Greene on defense. Hilton Smith Bradley Walker Johnson Bryant and Matchett are the pitcher and outfield lineup.
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Kansas City Bonarchs
Chicago American Giants
Kanawha Parks
Kansas City Nine
Newt Allen
Kansas City
Bibbs
Wiliams
O'Neil
Duncan
Greene
Hilton Smith
Bradley
Walker
Johnson
Bryant
Matchett
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Thompson
Moore
McCormick
Lombardia Tox
Leth
New York Tt
Cinginnati
Mander Meer
Lottman
Moore i
Vander
Anne Qut
Berks
Thompson Balk
Vander Meer
Dmpires
Duon
Magerkurch
Arewart
Kendante
Kare
al Claetipall
Rucker
Ferber
Iman
Young
Moorele
Whiteh'ol
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Waner
Tabrasan
Po Ripple & IL
Moore T Bezes
Netters
Parsons
Eiease
ZaGuing
Hetton
Sinig Deng Choy
Samuels
Sambels Bisteltey
Doakville, Zy
Imeuls Hee Af
Wilkie, Grimm
Muddy Ruel
Chicago White Sox
Ruel
Nats Whip Tigers
Iain
Todafé Games
Bob Considine
Guyan Club
Mountain State
Lapali NA Cigars
EMA
Wilkinson
Earl Jones
Meadow Brook Grt Club
Waycross
Monarchs
Kanawha Park
Jess
Dlusion Works
Emery
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