Senators Fall in Final Pirate Series Game 7-5
Special to The Uazatic Springfield June 16 Senators lose 7-5 after early lead, despite Pavlovic homer and Cobb four singles. Noonan hits his ninth homer in seventh, Bration wins for Springield, Wheeling series opener set for Kanawha Park with eight games in six days.
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Charleston Horses Dominate Huntington Show Wins
Charlestonians swept ribbons at Huntington, led by Borees and Smith’s stables. Horses earned nine blue ribbons, four seconds, three thirds, and a fourth, with championships for hunters and a reserve title for five balanced horses. Prizes included silver bowls and candlesticks.
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Johnson Is Released By Beckley Black Knights
Gordon Johnson, former Sena tor outfielder, has been released by the Beckley Black Knights. He is in Charleston for a few days and hopes to sign with another Middle Atlantic club within the year. Batting average has hovered around the 250 mark.
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Major League Leaders by Wee Associated Press
A fragmented sports brief lists leaders and players across teams including Beanie, Cee, Madwick, and Gehrig. Mentions cards, giants, Dodgers, Yankees with scattered scores and standings hints from a historical wire service.
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Is This Ty Cobb Springfield Batting Card Fragment
A damaged score card fragment shows Springfield and players with scattered stats for Cobb and teammates. It lists at least Noonan Daugherty Pavlovic Benton and Bratton with incomplete innings, hits, and errors. The text resembles a historic baseball box but is heavily garbled and partial.
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Twilight games rained out as wet grounds halt schedule
Wet grounds from a full day of rain forced two Twilight league games to be postponed yesterday after noon at Laidley field and Valley Bell park. Games were rescheduled and action continues today with Martin versus Valley Bell and Coal Fork facing Carbide at Valley Bell park as Coal Fork pursues a city title push.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From Various Leagues
Rain disrupted National and other league games with several results. Detroit beat New York 6 to 3 in the American League, Chicago lost 3.5 to 2, Philadelphia 2-8, Boston 6-14, and Cleveland-Washington rained out. The Middle Atlantic and International Leagues posted mixed results with several matches postponed. Standings show New York, Boston, and Detroit leading at different points, while twilight and other regional leagues report varied, mostly unsettled schedules.
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Tigers Defeat Yankees 6-5 as Fox Drives Ninth Inning Win
Detroit topples New York 6-5 behind Pete Fox’s ninth inning double driving in Mickey Cochrane and Joyner White. Ruth and Gehrig failed in the ninth with two on base aiding the Tigers’ comeback and tightening the pennant race.
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Detroit and New York Battle in 8-Run Tilt
Marberry wins as New York outhits Detroit 11 to 7 in a wild 8 to 2 victory. Key contributed by Rogell Gehrig and Crosetti with home runs and multiple RBIs. Walker and Gaslin led Detroit’s offense. Final score 8-2.
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Boston Takes Two as Red Sox Top Browns in Twin Bill
Boston Red Sox beat St. Louis Browns 6 to 5 in game one and 9 to 1 in game two. Dick Porter led the offense with three singles and a triple, driving in three and scoring four. Pitching by Welch and Hadley shown, with Hornsby using six pitchers for St. Louis.
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Enzo Fiermonte Eyes Rosenbloom Title Fight Move
Enzo Fiermonte, Italian Adonis in New York reports, trains at West Hampton aiming to meet Maxie Rosenbloom for the light heavyweight title and later possibly return to Italy with a heavyweight push if victorious. Fiermonte, six feet tall with muscle, is praised for speed and accuracy, and weighs about 184 pounds as training shifts toward 175 potential limit.
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Cooper Beats Laffoon To Cop Western Open
Lighthorse Barry Cooper of Chicago rallied from five shots back to beat Laffoon in a double overtime duel for the Western Open title. Cooper finished 25 under par for 108 holes, beating Laffoon by three strokes as both players set pace through the final rounds and overtime.
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