Orsatt Mancura NEE Estors Derives Scoring Summary
Orsatt Mancura center hings from Estors with Reese Gelbert and Ruts driving runs. Bottomter 4 and Mancuso 3 lead in hits while Gelbers adds two base hits Blades handles three pase hits. Bottomley belts two homers and Mancuso adds a double as Terry Moore and Jackson turn two. New York 6, St. Louis 0 left on bases. Walker Mooney Gibson Hite Hurts. Carleton 6, Mooney 1. Gibson 7, Hite 1. Walk er in 2 3, Mooney 3 in 4 2 3. Gibeon 2 in 2, Hubbell 2 in 1. Leslie hit by pitch. Hogan pass balls. Time 2 02.
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Senators Lose First Continues On Page Six
The narrative describes a late game ending as Whitiock draws a walk and Chismai Relieves O Neil with Dan Hoone batting. Charleston fans hoped but Boone popped out to end the game. Dunkle fills in at first for Charleston as Mayo and others deal with injuries.
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Hrolider
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Chismai
O'Neil
Dan Hoone
Mayo
Charleston
Sherd
Boone
Chismar
Buck Dunkle
Red Crist
Huntington
Bopne
T Charlie At
Becktley and Beckley led Knights hitters in heavy NC
Pitching notes show Montague of Beckley winning seven straight for Beckley. Several players from Charleston Johnstown and Huntington posted high averages with Beckley teammates leading the rack. A stray line mentions railway service and London's repertory theater in brief items.
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Johnstown
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Byard
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Schmeling Sharkey Title Fight Back in Garden Ring
New York June 19 Max Schmeling defends his heavyweight crown against Jack Sharkey in Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night in a one round bout reviving a two year old feud. Schmeling favored, Gate estimates range from 40 000 to 60 000 with Garden projections near 128 000 cash in hand and reserves. Both fighters in prime condition despite receipts debate, bout to start about 8 30 p m and broadcast by NBC.
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Rena
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Dutt Im Ala Weeks
Sharkey
Bchmeling
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Himeelf
New York State Athletic Commission
Manin
National Broadcasting Company
Pirates Rally to Beat Dodgers 2 1 in Tight Chase
In Booklyn on June 19 the Pirates erased a 1-0 deficit to edge the Dodgers 2-1. Heinie Meine pitched seven for Pittsburgh as Paul Waner and Traynor delivered the decisive eighth inning, with Grace starting the rally and Waner driving in the tying and winning runs. Bill Swift finished strong for Pittsburgh while Clark took the loss after a costly seventh inning.
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Argentinian Jurado and Craig Wood Tie In Exhibition Match
In New Jersey Jurado of Argentina and Craig Wood of Deal played an eighteen-hole four ball tie against Walter Hagen of Detroit and Tomakiji Miyamoto of Japan in an exhibition golf match held this afternoon.
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Argentina
Craig Wood
Deal
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Tomakiji Miyamoto
Japan
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