Bees and Reds Split Doubleheader in Cincinnati
In rain at Crosley Field the Boston Bees and Cincinnati Reds split a twin bill before 27,106 fans. The Bees won 5 0 in the nightcap behind Lou Fette who held Cincinnati to one hit, while Cincinnati took the opener 12 6 in a slugfest. Lefty Lee Grissom earned his sixth win. Harry Craft spoiled Fette’s no hit bid in the fifth.
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Cubs Defeat Dodgers Twice In Big Crowd Game
Dizzy Dean and Bill Lee shine as the Chicago Cubs beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 1 to 0 and 9 to 1 before an estimated 35,000 at Chicago. Hartnett blasted a fifth inning home run for the first game win. Lee allowed eight hits in the nightcap with a balk and infield errors preventing a shutout.
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Major Leagues Scores From National and American Leagues
National League results include Cincinnati 12 Boston 6 5, Chicago 1 9 Brooklyn 0 1, St Louis 8 New York 4 with Philadelphia at Pittsburgh rained out. American League finishes Chicago 6 4 Philadelphia 5 9 Boston 5 5 Cleveland 4 3 Detroit 8 New York 5 while Washington at St Louis also rained out.
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Today’s Major League Baseball Schedule Highlights
Today features Boston at Cincinnati-Shoffner and New York at St Louis-Melton or Salvo, Brooklyn at Chicago-Casey or Fitzsimmons, Detroit at New York-Bridges, Chicago at Philadelphia-Smith, and St Louis at Washington. Notable pitchers include Lawson Kennedy Leonard Krakauskas and Krakauskas.
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Baseball Scores From Regional Leagues
Middle Atlantic League Charleston defeated Springfield 2 to 1. Erie beat Akron 7 to 5. Portsmouth versus Dayton and Youngstown versus Canton were rained out. Kanawha Valley League games postponed due to wet grounds. Mountain State League Bluefield 7 Ashland 4. Logan 6 Huntington 5. Welch 1060 over Williamson 9. American Association Kansas City 8 Lewisville 1 3. Milwaukee 12 Indianapolis 4 8. Toledo 4 Minneapolis 3. Columbus 9 St Paul 7. International League Buffalo 5 Rochester 1. Newark 16 Baltimore 4 2. Syracuse 6 1 Toronto 5 0. Jersey City 5 Montreal 4. Southern Association Nashville 8 Birmingham 4 3. Little Rock 4 4 Chattanooga 1 1 Knoxville 8 4 New Orleans 5 3. Memphis 4 7 Atlanta 2 5.
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Cardinals End Giants NineGame Win Streak In St Louis
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Giants 8 to 4 in front of 12 538 fans to snap New Yorks nine game streak in the afternoon game. J Moore and Chiozza led with multiple hits as the Cardinals mounted early offense and held on through the later innings.
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Girls Softball Tie Between Capital Motors and Owens-Illinois
The Capital Motors girls softball team and Owens-Illinois played to a 19 19 tie Friday. Leading players included Curry Humphreys and Edwards. Capital coach Dan Miller led the squad.
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Sissonville Woman Injured in Crash
Mrs. B. H. Payne of Sissonville road suffered a knee fracture yesterday afternoon when a produce pickup truck driven by her husband collided with an automobile. She was taken to Mountain State hospital.
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Gilmer County Court Member Dies at 60
Clacey Reed, a 60 year old member of the Gilmer county court, died today after a paralytic stroke. The death was reported from Bevel. Reed served on the county court and his passing leaves a vacancy to be filled.
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Body of George Richards Found in Little Kanawha River
The body of 35 year old George Richards, a Hutter run farmer, was found today in the Little Kanawha river by a searching party in Glenville.
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Rowe Shuts Down Yankees as Tigers Win 8 to 5
Detroit defeats New York 8 to 5 behind Schoolboy Rowe scattering eight hits. Hank Greenberg belts his 16th homer and adds a double as Detroit moves into a three way tie for third with Cleveland and Chicago. Hadley took the loss after 4 1 3 innings.
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Lowe and Pierson Win Golf Matches
Kanawha County golf action saw Bobby Lowe defeat Roy Blizzard 4 and 3 and George Pierson beat Fred Hawkins 2 and 1 at Kanawha Country club. Lowe, a former Fairmont standout, built a 4 up lead at the turn with a 34, while Pierson rallied from a 3 to 1 deficit to win on the 15th.
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United States Polo Team Falls In Handicap Match
Great Britain defeats America 16 to 14 in a handicap polo game at Westbury New York before 15000 spectators. USA, 10-goal start, led 10-3 at halftime and tied 14-14 late in the sixth period before Britain finished strong behind Bob Skene.
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Baseballs BIG SIX Leading Hitters and Power Bats
The AP lists top hitters and sluggers by league. Hank Arnovich leads batting with .396 for the Phillies in 51 games, while Buddy Lewis and others post high totals. In home runs Jim Foxx and Stan Hack vie for NL honors, and Greenberg drives in the most RBIs for the Tigers with 55.
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Banneret Dominates as Semi Finals Set in Flights
Banneret defends title with 4 and 3 and 4 and 3 wins as semi final matches are scheduled today and tomorrow with finals slated for Wednesday or Sunday. Flynn beats Davis 4 and 3 and Runyan defeats LaFollette 4 and 3 in second round. Reed defeats Schrader 4 and 3 in the third flight. semi final pairings listed for second and third flights across upper, lower, and per brackets.
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Charles Schrader
Jess Cook
D. Orth
Pierce Brawner
Tommy Lynn
Ralph Smith
Martin and Smith Win Golf Foursome at Edgewood Country Club
Mrs. D. W. Martin and J. C. Smith won the two ball mixed foursome yesterday at Edgewood Country Club with Mr. and Mrs. L. M. LaFollette taking second. Mrs. L. A. Wildman and Oliver Ward won the low hole prize. Other pairs included Mrs. G. G. Irwin and Dr. W. W. Point.
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Harper Takes Skeet Shoot At Kanawha Club
Ivan Harper won the Kanawha Skeet Club shoot with a perfect 50 out of 50. Other top scores included R. L. Smith 49 and Ernest Ecker 45, with A. Cohen 43 and D. E. Payne 40. In the 25 target round Bernard Simpson 21, Mona Harvey 15, and Clarence Sprigle 12 also competed.
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Clarence Sprigle
Senators Edge Indians 2-1 in Middle Atlantic clincher
Vernon Koehler and Paul Johnson duel as Charleston Rangers top Springfield 2-1. Vesely drove in the decisive run in the ninth after Sublette's double, aided by Scurski and Goodwin's early runs. Johnson fanned seven hitters, Koehler allowed seven.
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Wilson Weaver Top Mat Card at Armory Tonight
A four man team match and three regular bouts headline the American Legion mat card at the Armory. Tug Wilson fights Buck Weaver in the main event. Joe Montana returns to face Whitey Walberg in a semi final bout for three falls or 45 minutes. Cleve Welch meets Fred Carone in the opener. Winners advance to join Turo Grimes and Al Lovelock in an eliminator series.
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Marting Baseball Club Seeks June 25 and July 9 Games
The Marting baseball club seeks games for June 25 and July 9. Contact Lawrence Lowe at Cannelton to arrange.
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Revolta and Picard Capture Inverness Four-Ball Title
Johnny Revolta of Evans ton Illinois and Henry Picard of Hershey Pennsylvania won the Inverness Four-Ball at Oledo by defeating Sam Snead Vic Ghezzi and Byron Nelson Harold McSpaden in a first-hole playoff after finishing tied on 126 holes. The playoff winner Revolta birdied the first hole for a 30-foot birdie to take the title and split the prize money with Picard.
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Dutch) Harrison
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Sotheron Dead. Former Spitballer Star of 1926 Cardinals
Al Sotheron aged 46, longtime craftiest freak delivery pitcher, died in St. Louis after a three week illness. He helped the 1926 Cardinals win their first pennant. A separate tennis update notes Don MacNeill and Charles Harris winning the French men's doubles title, with Mrs Fabyan and Elwood Cooke taking mixed doubles, plus Frank Parker defeating Gene Mako to win the triple A invitation championship.
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Local Amateur Baseball Scores Across Teams
Mammoth defeats Cannelton 10 to 7 while Belle Ferry edges Kings Creek 7 to 4. Malden crushes Owens 10 to 5 and Malden improves with a 5 to 2 win over Owens in the latest standings update.
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