Senators Win 17-12 Over Beckley in Mid Atlantic Tilt
Charleston defeats Beckley 17 to 12 to grab first place in the Mid Atlantic league’s first half pennant chase as Johnstown looms. Boone Mackie and McCrone lead the offense while Becket’s defense collapses. box score notes multiple irregulars and runs scored by McGeone Longarcher Bogia and others.
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Hamas Favored Over Loughran In Yankee Stadium Bout
New York June 20 UP Seve Hames a former Penn State grid star is the favorite to beat Tommy Loughran the former light heavyweight champion in a scheduled 10 round bout at Yankee Stadium tomorrow night.
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Loud Speaking Outfit Ready for Tilt Tonight
The Renator team at Ku qmayha Park hosts Johnstown in a key series as Beckley and Charleston face off. Donated by West rum Home Outfitting Co of Charleston, the rig signals an expected tough contest with strong past rivalries shaping tonight and the upcoming games.
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Wolf Rehired as Waynesburg Athletic Director and Coach
Waynesburg trustees announce Frank W. Wolf, athletic director and head coach, will stay for three more years. Wolf, a McKeesport native and Penn State graduate, arrived from WilHammon High School in West Virginia to lead the program.
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Marines Blanked By Martin Team in Second Loss
The Marines suffered their second defeat of the year in Twilight league play at Armor Park. E. D. Martin Company shut them out as Ank rum hit a hom er in the final inning. Belcher pitched well for Martin, fanning seven as the Marines committed four errors and were swept in the game.
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Shawver Roofers Rally Past Park Your Car 7-5
Shawver Roofers defeated Park Your Car 7-5 at Laidley isl as Thachorera drove in seven runs with a two homer burst in the third before Parkers answered. Alex Gregor homered in the fourth and again in the fifth to spark the late rally, but Shawver held on for the win.
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Perron Beats Risko in Cleveland Heavyweight Bout
In Cleveland on June 30 Patay Perroni beat Johnny Risko in a 10 round heavyweight contest. Perroni weighed 182 pounds while Risko weighed 198. About 7,060 fans attended the event.
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Cards Rally Past Dodgers 15-4 To Narrow Giants Lead
St Louis piled up 17 hits including homers by Joe Medwick and Lea Durocher to beat Brooklyn 15 4. Mung ooped early as Medwick and Durocher powered a three inning stretch, while Rosy Rye held Brooklyn until the seventh. Medwick added another homer in the eighth as the Cardinals closed the gap on the league leading Giants with a decisive victory.
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Cubs Rally to Beat Giants 6 3 in New York
The Cubs toppled the Giants 6 to 3 in New York, evening the series after two shutouts. Pitchers Bell and Spancer were tagged for runs as Chicago gained ground on NL leaders.
Dempsey praised by Commissioner on boxing revival
New York June 20 UP Jack Dempsey praised by Commissioner John J Phelan for reviving interest in boxing while noting that the million dollar gate era won't return soon due to economic conditions. He cited Baer Schmeling bout at Yankee Stadium as a turning point and predicted strong crowds despite higher prices and smaller gates ahead.
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South Ruffer Triumphs Over Lick Branch Sluggers
The Little South Rufmer Sluggers defeated Lick Branch Sluggers 11 to 0 yesterday. South Ruffer’s battery was Bell and Bailey while Lick Branch pitcher Douging and catcher Herkley appeared in defense. Daniel Hall homered for the winners.
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Yankees Rout White Sox In Five Run Victory
New York Yankee bats explode in Chicago for a 16 to 8 win over the White Sox. Babe Ruth belts his 14th homer of the season, tying the AL home run race with Lou Gehrig close behind. Chisox twice tie the game but falter during New York’s seventh inning outburst as solid pitching and timely hits seal the triumph under hot, sunlit skies.
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A's Defeat Tigers 9-4 in Detroit Rivalry
Philadelphia topped Detroit 9 to 4 as Tony Freitas pitched for the visitors while Detroit used four pitchers. Foxx collected four hits for Philadelphia, and Greenberg led Detroit with multiple runs scored amid a rough outing for the Tigers pitching staff.
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Red Sox Rally To Beat Indians 9 5 In Cleveland
Boston overturns a see-saw game to defeat the Cleveland Indians 9 to 5. Alexander led the visitors with four hits as Boston bunched their offense against pitchers Connally and others, while Jolley and McManus contributed key hits. Cleveland mounted late scoring but fell short in the 2:08 game.
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Parker Breezes To Net Victory In Western Tennis Championships
Frankie Parker of Milwaukee overwhelmed Wilson Gale of Fort Worth 6-0 2-0 in the second round of the Western Tennis Championships singles. Wilbur Coda Jr. defeated Robert Chafee 0-0. Billy Doeg of Santa Monica beat Don Leavens 6-4 6-4 as national boys’ titleholder.
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