Libbey-Owens Caps Half Crown In Softball Standings
Libbey-Owens finished the first half with 11 wins in as many starts to claim top honors in the Charleston Softball league. The Glassmen beat Brunswick 6-2 on the season’s final day, leaving Owens-Illinois in second with 10 victories and one loss. The second half opens June 29 with Sport Mart vs Walker Flashes, International Track vs Atlantic Greyhound, and Brunsch vs Owens-Illinois at various fields.
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James Bossip
Spi Mart
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Columbians DuPont - Agentie Greyhound A.L B
Phillies Beat Pirates 2-1 In First Game Of Twinbill
In the opener Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 2-1 as five unearned runs in the second inning sparked the visitors. Suhr Brubaker Waner and P Warner produced key hits aided by errors by Bowman and Whitney. Dotgens pitched well until a ninth inning jam forced Johnsson to the mound.
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Edgewood Tennis Rebounds With New Surface Plans
Charleston tennis scene grows with Hob Skinner chairing the committee and edgewood courts resurfaced to speed drying and improve play. The city hosts state men singles contenders June 24 at the Charleston Tennis club amid rising club activity and a record entries field for the championship.
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Jake Hess
Emmett Pare
Johnny Dboeg
Frank Shields
Charleston
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Wilbur’ Staunton
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Riverview Club
London Club
Armor Park Club
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Citien Reading Plants
Charleston Gazette
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Indians Triumph 2-1 Over Washington for Tie in Standings
Cleveland defeated the Senators 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel as Harder earned his eighth win. Averill and Gleeson produced the first run with a double by Tro topsy. Washington tied in the sixth on Bluege’s steal and Cascarella’s sac and Chapman liner. Vosmik’s single scored the decisive run in the seventh.
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Ose Bluege
Cascarella
Ben Chapman
Odel Hale
Joe Vosmik
Athletics Rally Past White Sox In Pitchers Duel
In Chicago on June 20 Bob Johnson hit his ninth homer of the season as the Athletics edged the White Sox 2 1 in a low scoring duel between Harry Kelley and Sugar Cain. Johnson homered in the second with Purcinelli aboard, while the Sox tied it in the ninth on Rosenthal’s double and Piet’s infield hit.
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Onis Sintkrouts
Basit
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Baseball and football scores from the late standings
The dataset lists multiple runners and teams with times and earnings, plus league results across Southern and American associations. Notable entries include Mays Victor 75.800 with £700, S-Billy Winn 75.493, Maurice Rose 75.300, Jim Snyder 75.249, and Chet Gardner 74.479. League notes show Knoxville, Memphis, Birmingham, Nashville, New Orleans, Atlanta, Little Rock, Toledo, Louisville, Indianapolis, Columbus, and Toronto Montreal results.
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Detroit
Maurice Rose
Dayton
Jim Snyder
Chicago
Chet Gardner
Long Beach
Calif
Southern Association
Knoxville
Memphis
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Little Rock
Belief It Or Not Bridges Past and Present In Brief
A quirky recap traces the game Bridge from Istanbul to England with folk origins tied to Great Dalby Leicestershire. It highlights Arthur Lloyd performing card magic and lists notable baseball figures and events, including Fresco Thompson, Rabbit Maranville, and Milwaukee star Len Stori, amid other 1930s sports notes.
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Istanbul
Turkey
England
Tickety
Great Dalby
Leicestershire
Goodnes
Arthur Lloyd
Liberty Ben Chinene
Huskies Lead At Poughkeepsie Regatta Station
Since 1928 major leagues have spent nearly 300000 supporting the American Legion Junior baseball program. Francis Kelleher, a St. Mary's lad signed by the Yankees, drew 2500 bonus and 35 a month. New pitchers include Appleton Kleinhans Kelley Chaplin. Metcalfe, arrested for speeding, says it has become habit. I. C. 4-A track hopes Randall's Island as the next site. Philadelphia hosts a heavyweight bout June 22 at the eve of the Democratic convention.
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Francis Kelleher
St. Mary's College
Pete Appleton
Ten Kleinhans
Harry Kelley
Tiny Chaplin
Jim Ripple
Giant
Montreal
Bill Tercy
Wilson
Philadelphia
Leroy Haynes
al Ettore
Union Callese
Diverse 1930s sports news items and coaching shifts
Summary of varied sports notes: Indy 500 fatalities total fifteen drivers and seven mechanics have died in 26 years. New College Track Coaches president is Jack Rourke of Colgate. Aga Khan's Derby entrants include Mahmoud. Bo Rowland will coach Cornell basketball alongside football. DHor. Smead Jolley pursued by several clubs. Shanty Hogan with Albany. Les Scarsella recalled by Reds. Handley sent to Turvenia. Montreal, Toronto, Baltimore, Buffalo, Syracuse buyer interest noted.
Louis Baer winner and Braddock Schmeling lay plans
The report outlines potential matchups with Max Baer returning against Louis or Schmeling, a Braddock Schmeling September bout, and a Louis Baer winner facing the Braddock Schmeling loser in June 1937. Schmeling wore smoked glasses during a press appearance and made bold remarks about facing a colored opponent. Braddock and Schmeling posed for photos, while reactions from Louis, Schmeling, and promoters indicated a strong market and ongoing media intensity.
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Schmelings
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Schmeling
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Germany to rebroadcast Schmeling Louis round by round
Germany begins a short wave rebroadcast of the Schmeling Louis fight, airing round by round between four and five this morning as Goebbels and other Nazi officials listened. Hitler sent congratulations to Schmeling and his wife Anny Ondra, while Schmeling’s mother in Hamburg followed the broadcast. Lokalanzeiger praised the victory as a glorious success for German sports.
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Charleston Tigers Cup Triumph Over Cinco Giants
The Charleston Tigers defeated the Cinco Giants 15 to 3 at Valley Bell park with Amos Edens pitching and A. Lawson catching. They plan to face the Ward Tigers at 3:40 PM today at Valley Bell park, aiming for their seventh straight win. A crowd of 168,000 attended the Indianapolis 500, the largest paid sports turnout in U.S. history.
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Cinco Giants
Valley Bell Park
Amos Edens
A. Lawson
Tigers
Ward Tigers
United States
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