Giants Dodgers Announce Major League Deals
New York reports say the Giants sold outfielder Leonard Koenecke to Brooklyn for unspecified cash and Brooklyn bought outfielder Joe Putchison from Memphis. The Dodgers claim a Leiber trade to the Chicks and shipped Clyde Lint to Memphis. Murray Howell moves to Toronto on loan. Koenecke joined the Giants in 1931 from Indianapolis.
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New York
UPI
Clark
Brooklyn
Giants
Leonard Koenecke
Brooklin
Dolgers
Joe Putchison
Memphis
Southern Association
Huteneson
Hans Uelber
Jersey City
Tit Giants
Dodgers
Levhey
Chicks
Bagebal
Leiber
Brooklyyn
Clyde Lune Forth
Toronto
Murray Howell
Koenecke
Indianavelis
Bufffalo
Cubs His Steadily pisses And Merman to Surges to Grim
Reported baseball game details describe erratic scoring and pitching. Names associated with players include Spencer Bell Tinning Groves and Grimes. Winning pitcher listed as Tinnine, with various infield and hitting notes scattered through the injured or misread transcription.
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Pisses
Merman
Vernez
Lore
New York
Chicaro
Spencer
Grin
Hubbell S
Bell
Tine Bing
Ubbed
Ott Belt
Tinning
Hiro
Grimes
Spopore
Stephene Son
Wild
Spence
Hemapaieea
Magerkursh
McGrew
Time J
Pirates Slick To 4-2 Win Over Braves In Boston
Pittsburgh Pirates edged Boston Braves 4-2 as Tom Zachary pitched into the third inning before relief held. Swift earned the win for Pittsburgh while Zachary took the loss. The teams traded runs in the early frames with key hits from Waner and Traynor fueling the Pirates victory.
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Boston
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tom Zachary
Guoir
Swift
EL Tao
Luckieas Braves
Abuga Abhor
Olurbanskt
Com'rsky Lf
Mowry Ee
B.waner
Moore
Traynor
Whicney
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Sibee If Ding Ehtvenow
Ildoenn
Grace
Ol FuUensting
Switt P40
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Brandtn
Nonin
Psetan Ean
Achary
Hasgrave
Totsla
Elan
Moran
Frankhouse
Battestar Brandt
Xra
Maranville
Oth
Pittsburgh
Waner
Wandr
Traynor Z
Vaughan
Thevenow
Lee
Fallonston
Whitney
Buna
Bubr
Shevenow
Urbana
Hogan
Com
Story
Ate
Prankhouee
Brandt
Pitelar
Zachary
Reardom
Phillies Bow Reds Twice In Doubleheader Rout
Philadelphia swept Cincinnati 7-4 and 7-2 in a doubleheader. Donny Jackson started for the Reds, yielding scattered hits as the Phils built comfortable early leads. Key contributions came from Davis, Delker, and Schulmerich with multiple hits and power drives.
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Philadelphia
Sime
Phils
Cincinnati Reds
Donnny Jackson
University of Pennsylvania
Reds
Fotos
pHa
Gieipeatt - Ruse
Hingike
Kolp
Darteil Ausst
Davis
Pulits
Homerus Hurse
Violen
Rice
Anethe
Hurst
Morrissey
Binexo
Bottomley
Warner
Bartel
Cincinnati
Jackson
Help
Strick
Jon
Hiker
Benton
Plechor
J. “Moore
Lon Bard
Careler
Wixing
Keim
Blark
Tine
Kame
Baseball scores from yesterday and today across leagues
Yesterday's results show Boston and New York with varied scores in the American League, Cleveland beating New York, and St. Louis defeating Philadelphia. Other leagues report Memphis over Atlanta and Toronto and Baltimore in the International League, with several games scheduled for today across National and Middle Atlantic leagues.
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Béagie
Boston
Chatace
New York i
St. Louis
Branklym
Philadelphia
Cimenniat
Philadelphig i
Cleveland
New York II
Chicago
Washington-St. Louis
Sunias
Marines
Marines Ut
Shawnee
Memphis
Atlanta i
New Ortrann
Chattinwess
American Association
Columbes
Lowhavslctts
Toledo
Tndianapolly
International Lespus
Toronto
Baltimore
W. Balintarsey City
Dontreat
Newark
Rochester
Albay
St. Poot
Kansas City
Vi Becksey
Jabestown
Ngfiofl
Zanesville
Dayton
Somerville and Dunlap Rally In British Amateur Clash
Somerville and Dunlap, leading North American challengers, won third round matches amid rain and gusting winds at the British Amateur Championship in England. Somerville defeated a Scots contender while Dunlap toppled opponents in a soakingly tough day as American players all advanced to the second round and beyond.
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Oylake
Eng
Royal Liverpool Links
C. Ross
Sandy) Somerville
George T. Dumasy, Jr
Somervilla
Dunlan
Princeton Ueaciuide
United States
Glace Wite
Neiudimly
Gyril Tolley
Dack McLean
Roger Wethovest
Somerville
Wasler
Samring Aa
W. H. Sirpe
Dunst
A. W. Whyte
Wester
Zaliey
Rhenheunes
Oxford Engles
John Beck
Wethered
J. PineCarumek
Dunlap
Charles Sweeney
John
Douglas Grant
P. Johnstone
Calcutta
Robert Sweeney
F.C. Han
Huntington Wins From Johnstown
Huntington defeats Johnstown 5 to 1 as Hartman yields 10 hits for Huntington. Brigham allows nine hits for the Danans but only one run in the fourth inning. Hartman and Makowski, Brigham and Ragnow cited.
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Huntington
Hartman
Huntington Boosters
Johnstown
Dnans
Brigham
Iehnstone
Makowski
Ragnow
Cooper and Armour Tie for Illinois Pro Title
Chicago June 20 Harry Cooper Glen Oak and Tommy Armour tied for the Illinois state pro title at Medinah after 36 holes with 140 totals. A playoff Sunday will decide the winner who takes 250 and the runner up 100. Abe Espinosa and Sonny Rouse shared third with 350, while Frank Walshe 150, Bob McDonald 164, Jock Hutchinson 155 and Neil Christensen 153 each won 225.
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Chicago
Harry Cooper
Glen Oak
Tommy Armour
Ilinois
Medinah Country Iclub
Abe Espinosa Ane
Sonny Rouse
Frank Walshe
Bob McDonald
Jock Hutchinson
Neil Christensen
Wrestling results from New York events mix up names and disqualifications
At New York F t Hamilton Qsses Norway defeated Dick Davie of California who was disqualified for knee use Gino Garibaldi Italy threw Martin Zikoff Russia Dick Rams Texas drew Carl Davis Texas Eli Fisher Brooklyn threw Joe Norocki Italy Tom Ashley Australia dealt Little Banner North Carolina At New York Coliseum Jumping Doe Savolett Michigan threw Paul Oesen Brooklyn Sol Slagel Germany threw Jack Washburn Boston Werrick Hungary defeated Kerry Monahan California Len Malusso New York threw Jack McArthur Ireland Roland Kliachmeyer Ohls homs threw Jack Hurley Ireland Gorge Moutc New Jersey denied Benny Ginsborg Chicago
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New York
Ft. Hamilton
Carr Qsses
Norway
Dick Daviecourt
California
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Martin Zikoff
Russia
Dick Ramés
Texas
Drew
Carl Davis
Eli Fisher
Brooklyn
Joe Norocki
Tom Ashley
Australia
Little Banier
North Carolina
New York Coliseum
Doe Savolett
Michigan
Paul Oesen
Sol Slagel
Germany
Jack Washburn
Boston
Bld Werrick
Hungary
Kerry Monahan
Len Macalusso
Jack McArthur
Ireland
Roland Kliachmeyer
Ohlshoms
Jack Hurley
Gorge Moutc
New Jersey
Benny Ginsborg
Chicago
Ross Co Manager Schemes in Gloves Dispute
Ross co manager Pin stages a clever plan ahead of Friday boxing night to influence the referee and claim two sets of gloves were weighed. Canzoneri’s tiny hands contrast with Ross’s larger gloves as the dispute centers on boxing gear used in the bout and the fight night arrangements.
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Tony Cen
Fopen-Hirmey Ross
Seub
Ghienge
Pricey
Agne
Joseph Thiner
Ialrman
Ilinois State Athletic Compilseion
Canzonesi
Cangsneri
Ada Cp
Canszohert
Ggza
Ross
Rogs
Rose
Canzoneri
Kid
Berg
England
Sol Gold
Gangoneri
Roberts Signs To Meet Rosales In Huntington
Johnny Roberts, state light heavyweight contender, has signed to meet Johnny Rosales, Mexican American fighter, in Huntington on June 27. The deal delays a potential championship bout between Frankie Ryad and Roberts. Roberts recently fought a draw with Upton at Charleston.
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Fie Gaxutte Huntington
Johnny Roberts
Johnny Rosales
Frankie Ryai
Charleston
Titlehalder
Roberts
Roberto
Staor Upton
Pitt Carnegie Cut Grid Prices
Pitt and Carnegie Tech reduced grid prices by about 20 percent, announcing a new ticket scale the lowest in local athletics history. Four classes are offered the sidelines, the corner, end of the field and boxes.
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Pittsburgh
Pitt
Carnegie Tech
Dick Montague Joins House of David Baseball Team
Dick Montague former pitcher from Charleston Senators is now with House of David. He previously played for the Beckley Lack Knights and was a leading pitcher in 1932 with Havicron in the Dixie League. He is linked with the House of David lineup as a new addition.
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Dick Montague
House of David
Dek Montague
Ohd
Charleston Senators
The
House of Davidcutft
Senatorsa
Cylenoo
Beckley Lack Knights
Ang Chin Yer
Havicron
Ite Dixie Joague
Chief Chewiski to make debut in Armory wrestling show
Promoter Timmy Duggen teases a lively two out of three falls card at the Armory featuring Chief Chewiski an Indian heavyweight from Ardmore Oklahoma against Lumpkin a noted Georgia Tech Ramblin Wreck. The semi final pits Hosinis against Halderman and opener has Wangler versus Orloff with free admission for newsies.
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Americian Leyton
Armory
Ciewiski
Ardmore
Father
Chewiski
Lumpkin
Deluxe
Lumpkin Oan
Nick Hosinis
New Jersey Sreex
Jon Halderman
Chamylon
U. S. Army
Alderman
Sammy Wangler
Barkersburg
Buden
Wangler
Dave Orloff
Los Angeles
Oyloff
Uncike Ghief Chewleki
Ballyhoo
Newsies
Notable visitors gather at Greenbhad in June
At Greenbhad in June, a parade of prominent guests includes Charles Jann Brand of Washington former Field Museum botany curator and associate with the Agricultural Adjustment act George M Peek and Dr Wham Jay Hale of Midland Mi a National Research Council member. Hosts include Mr and Mrs Albert S Barer and Mr and Mrs W B Mowe among many others at luncheons dinners and golf. Newcomers include H S McCormick B F Slack and several New York Chicago and Philadelphia residents. Henry G Keller returns to Cleveland.
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Charles Jann Brand
Washington
The
Field Museum
Chicago
Tas
George M. Peek
Wham Jay Hale
Midland
Mich
University of Chicago
National
Chanter of Commerce
Herbert Ballentine
Hewlett
Ballentine
New York
Albert
Pelham
Sevel
Casino
W. B. Mowe
Scarsdale
Edwin
Barbour
Detroit
James C. Davidson
John
Fred N. Oliver
Edwin W. Wells
J. Russell Porter
M. M. Hecht
R. &. Upshur
Kates Mowin Club
Alp Axtell
S. A. Scott
Western Logan
Frederick Smith
Hot Springs
McKeon
S. J. Bobes
Greenwich
G. A. House
Miss Mars House
Joseph E. House
Helen Chickering
W. Ww. Thompson
Philip J. Gochran
A. Ww. Andrew
Spencer Andrew
Hazel Selig
Lauro
Sky Helen Davidsonwood EA
Darling
Helen M. Dobkins
Philadelphia
Edward Page
Boston
Katheryn Crawford
Richfield, Pin
F.C. Thomas
Pittsburgh
L. ©. Borland
Sydney Smith
Charles McDowsell
Lee van Dartinden
Chic ‘Cago
Dorothy McIntyyn
Fraceflex
Grant J. Campbell
J. F. Toteman
R. W. Keating
B.D. Pinkerton
Baltimore
Wilbur W. Rubbard
Chestertown
Jane Hoover
Evanston, I
Anne Wurlitzer
Cincinnati
Green
B. J. Quayle
UT. Quayle
J. A. Foley
Winter Park
Fla
Henry G. Keller
Cleveland
Ashley
Sue B. Sterne
Welfare Agents to Meet at Clarksburg West Virginia
All county welfare secretaries in West Virginia are called to meet at Clarksburg Saturday at ten o'clock. Major Francis W. Turner acting state welfare director will preside and Mrs Josephine Wilinzas assisted. The gathering aims to outline future welfare activities and administration in the state as 64 counties participate, Jefferson lacking a relief unit.
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West Virginia
Clarksburg
Francis W. Turner
Josephine Wilinzas
In the | Bug
Jefferson
Carey McKechnie To Assist McGraw In All Star Game
New York June 29. Manager Max Carey of Brooklyn and Bill McKechnie of the Boston Braves were chosen to assist John McGraw who will direct the National league at the midsummer classic against the American league in Chicago on July 8. The selection followed McGraw’s partial acceptance of the managerial offer, with league officials pushing for a full 34-man roster. The league cleared the way by rescheduling a doubleheader and waiving a Dodgers Pirates date. All participants will wear uniform styles alike at Chicago.
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New York
Max Carey
Brooklyn
Bil McKechnie
Boston Braves
Tadey
Jonn
McGraw
Glanyimaster-ming
Chicago
McGrew
John Heyder
Gianty
Braves
Dodgers
Pirates
Civitan Club Reports National Meet Highlights
Civitan members heard reports from the national convention held in Memopus with delegates including B. Clay and B. Winter. They described visits to Lingols's birthplace in Kentucky and the Muscle Shoals area, along with the home tied to the song My Old Kentucky Home. Women artists showcased at the Ulster Academy of Arts exhibit in Belfest Trelyna.
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Civitan Club
Mutiner
Uotionsi
Memopus
Clay
Selegates
Lingols
Kentucky
Old
Muscle Shoals
Ulster Academy of Arts
Belfest
Trelyna
Births for Cedar Grove and Kanawha Valley residents
Mr and Mrs C Quick of Cedar Grove announce a daughter born yesterday at St Francs Hospital. Mr and Mrs J F Cratchfield report a son born yesterday at Kanawha Valley Hospital. Mr and Mrs Lawrence H Young announce a daughter born yesterday on Virginia Street at Epniwha Valley Hospital.
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C. Quick
Cedar Grove
St. Francs Hospital
J. F Cratchfield
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Lawrence H. Young
Virginia Street
Epniwha Valley Husnitat
West Virginia Next In Repeal Bid Says Mrs Brewster
Mrs Mary Brewster, state chair of the Womens Organization for National Prohibition Reform, forecast that West Virginia and California will ratify repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Election day is Tuesday in both states, with West Virginia’s vote not affecting dry laws but deciding on removal from the federal constitution. She noted growing public understanding and pledged repeal is assured if voters turn out.
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Mary §. Brewster
Womens Organization For National
West Virginia
California
Brewster
Charleston
New Hampshire
Coontetieut
Iawa
Tynor
Committees Report To Lutheran Brotherhood
Edward Jd. Dorst presented a report to Trinity Lutheran brotherhood at their monthly nesting in Aurora last month. Ernest F. Joachim led business sessions as newly elected vice president of the state brotherhood. William Ehrman James Crenshaw and Oscar H. Lendaw gave committee reports. Fred Koutz directed the program on Our Relation to the Total Task of the Church with W H Enman F F Joachim and Paul Kaui assisting. Dr L S McDaniel invited the group to meet at his home. Hosts included Val Frath Shert 4 Pruth and Charles R Stonch.
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State Lutheran Brotherhood
Aurora
Edward Jd. Dorst
Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood
Ernest F. Joachim
William Ehrman
James ©. Crenshaw
Oscar H. Léndaw
Fred. Koutz
Rhododendron Concert Tonight by Marmet Scouts Band
Marmet junior high school auditorium hosts a Rhododendron concert this evening at eight under Boy Scouts Troop 24. Featured solos include Donald Lar on cornet C L Alexander on xylophone and Kenneth King on trombone. Orville Strow directs the Marmet band in its final indoor concert of the season.
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Marmet Junior High School
Eight O'Clocs
Boy Scouts
Donald Lar
Cornet
C. L. Alexander
Xylaphore
Kenneth King
Orville Strow
Marmet
Auto Theft Reported On Dundee City Police Log
Box F Brenley reported to the city police yesterday the theft of an Essex coach wearing Uctnse No Bls- B High school pupils of Dundee, Scotland have been barred from wearing gaudy plsi¢ glug fears.
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Box F. Brenley
Essex
Uctnse
Dundee
Scotland
Americans Pierce London Circuit in Wimbledon Prep
Hel en Moody and Elisworth Vines lead Americans into the first and second rounds at the London tennis championship and Queen’s Club. Moody dominates Evonne Ruback 6 0 6 1, while Vines advances after a walkover then 7 2 in the second. Sutter, Gledhill, Burwell, Rice, and Burke also win matches as U S players prep for Wimbledon.
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London
Helen Wills Moody
Elisworth Vines
Queene Club
Moody
Vines
Wimbledon
Curt Sutter
United States
Keith Gledhill
J. Hirenfed
Hutwe'l
Clayton Reed
Five Charleston Men Nominated on Education Committees
Five Charleston men were named to serve as consultants in the joint committee on the emergency in education in Washington D C and to attend the National Educational Association convention in Chicago from July 1 to July 7. Participants include William G. Cook director of the association E. Church president of the state association J. H. Hicke men secretary of state association William W. Sanders secretary of the national association in Negro schools and W. W. Trent state superintendent of schools.
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Charleston
Washington, D. C
Chiscago
William G. Cook
E. Church
State Association
J. H. Hickemen
William W. Sanders
National Association In Negro Schools
W. W. Trent
Motorist Fred Hil Of Chesapeake Injured In Crash
A motorist named Fred Hil of Chesapeake was injured in an automobile crash on Lens Creek yesterday. He was taken to Charleston General Hospital in serious condition. Details of the accident are not reported.
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Fred “Hil
Chesapeake
Lens Creek
Charleston General Hospital
Masonic Officers Installation Tonight by Joint Rite Bodies
Masons to install officers tonight under John C. Riheldaifer Knighta Kadosh. Ancient and Scottish Rite Masonic bodies to participate for the 1623 and 134 term. Event begins at 7:30 P.M.
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John C. Riheldaifer
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