Whirly Seeks Triple Crown and Big Stakes Wins
Whirly, the three year old racing standout, extended his dominance with a crowning $8,075 Dwyer win at Aqueduct and plans to race in Chicago, Arlington, and Washington as he targets major classics. Blenheim's Batty Baby delivered a solid showing in the Dwyer while Whirly led by a length at Belmont prep levels, with Arcaro citing a late stretch drift and a contested foul claim filed afterward.
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New York
Watklaway
Aqueduct
Warren Wright
Chicago
Serbiscuit
Arlington Park
Washington
Whirlaway
Travers
Belmont
Blenheim
Lou Tufang
Market Wise
Eddie Arcaro
Whirly
Tufano
Arcaro
Indians Top Senators 6-0 as DiMagio shines in loss
DiMagio allowed seven runs but Cleveland's lineup exploded for a 6-0 victory over Washington. The win kept the Indians two games ahead of the Yankees in the pennant race while New York edged Detroit. Individual hits and RBIs are listed for both teams, with Grimes driving in two and Stoddard contributing a homer for Cleveland. Attendance recorded at the game.
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Washington Senators
Cleveland
Indians
New York Yankees
Detroit
Stod
Ciavtlané
Pari Boinsiéea
Kennedy Sa
Cisvalana
Goo
Waebing
Arias
Hemaries
Peller
Heath
Bicoawarch
Bubs
Hesth
Kellner
Bou
Dreag
Grimes
Wallacs Laws
Walker
Feter
Cramer
Grimee
Bou-i @theu
Gap
Browns and Red Sox Split in Boston Doubleheader
St Louis Browns pounded 29 hits but split a two game set with the Boston Red Sox. In the opener Jack Kramer yielded six runs in the first inning as Boston held off St Louis 7 5. In the nightcap the Browns collected 13 safeties and crushed the Red Sox 12 3. Chet Laabs homered in both games, giving him three round trippers in two days. Ryba earned the win in relief of Wagner in the opener and was named MVP of the International League last season. Niggeling’s knuckleball limited Boston to seven hits in game two.
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Browns
Bosox
Boston
St. Luis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Ding
Jack Kramer
Sox
St. Louis
Boston Club
Chet Laabs
Mike R_ba
Red Sox
Charley Wagner
Ryba
Johnny Niggeling
Williamson
Victor Williamson
Huntington
Willianson
Utes
Pete Pruncyik
Red Birds
Gol dman Vineyard Score Aces At Meadow Brook
I A Goldman and Dallas Vineyard both scored holes in one at Meadow Brook on par 3 holes. Goldman carded No 17, 183 yards, while Vineyard achieved No 16, 249 yards amid a late game deadline stretch. The report also lists lineup details and baseball box score notes from nearby play.
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Meadow Brook
I. A. Goldman
Dallas Vineyard
Goldman
Ray Sweeney
F. CG. Swarmey
Vineyard
Bill Baker
W. F. Skidmore
White Sox blank A's split twin bill in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the Chicago White Sox shut out the Athletics 14 to 0 in game one, Ted Lyons earning win number six. The Athletics returned to win the nightcap 3 to 0 behind Phil Marchildon’s five hit pitching as Edger Smith limited Chicago to three hits. Bob Johnson’s triple and Dick Siebert’s grounder plated the A's runs.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Ae Park
Ted Lyons
Sox
A's
Phil Murchatdon
Edger Smith
Don P
Dickey
Imo Toms
Smith i Ath
Johnson
Bieber
Vich
Turner
B. Chapman
Jonson
oRse
Kuhel
Backifice
Sieb
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Webb
Brancais
McCoy
Siebect
Chicago
Smith
Marchildon
Marchildon Sapien
Stewart
Summers
Parsons Retains Gies Play In Tennis Exhibition
Parsons and Jim Gray put up a strong showing but were largely outplayed by Arkle and Hilton who dominated the match. B F repeatedly pierced the Parsons Gray defense and Hilton proved a steady partner for Arkle while Gray excelled at the net. Mrs Bennett struggled against Mrs Spilman cutting through rallies to the net. The mixed doubles title went to Mrs Edmonds and John Gray over Mrs Bennett and Parsons 6 1 7 4.
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Arkle
Hilton
Parsons
Jim Gray
Selfe
Gray
B. F
Parsons-Gray
Lehigh College
Bennett
John Gray
Logan Downs Welch Triumphs In 9th In Mountain State League
Logan Downs Welch 7 5 edged Welch miners 7 5 as Sammy Wentzel hit his second homer in the ninth and Don Tuiner tied the game with a seventh inning shot. Tioga Flannery and Welch’s duo also homered in a high scoring affair with Potts Ferro Nessler among the relievers.
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WELCH
Tennis Mounts
Sammy Wentzel
Logan
Welch Miners
Zun Clouts
Scort
Don Tuiner
Beffore
Army
Tioga
Flannery
Logen
Potts
Ferro
King
Nessler
Kenaston to Meet Yellow Scar in Mam Mat Bout at Armory
Veteran Marine Sergt Bob Kenaston returns to the Armory tonight to face Yellow Scar in an American Legion card also including Buzz Jones and Frank Hagerg. Scar holds 21 straight wins, with Clete Kaufman as his manager. Semifinal features Buzz Jones and Milt Olsen of Milwaukee in a 3 falls or 43 minute match. Curtain-raiser at 8 30 pairs Frank Hagan and Davey Reynolds in a distance bout of 40 minutes.
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Bob Kenaston
the Armory
Yellow Scar
American Legion
Buzz Jones
Frank Hagerg
Scar
Vne Ting
Clete Kaufman
Bedlam
Milt Olsen
Milwaukee
Frank Hagan
el Paso
Tex
Davey Reynolds
Ingram Leads Local Checker Tournament
The Charleston Checker tourna ment enters its third week with matches at Idle Hour Cleer store on Summers street. Fred Ingram, defending champion, leads with 39 points and the event ends July 1. Top players Palmier Walker Midkiff Crede Grieser may compete, with a regionals in Mount Sterling on July 4.
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Cleer
Summers Street
Fred Ingram
Mount Steisling
Ers
Palmier
Walker
Midkiff
Crede
Grieser
Biewer
Parsons
Drumhellers Win Edgewood Golf Four Ball Handicap
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drumheller posted a net 54 to win the four ball handicap at Edgewood Country Club. Second went to Mrs. Stanly Morris and O. W. Van Paty with 57, and third to Mrs. W. O. Zixbold and Homer A. Holl with 60. Other notable scores included 65 from Mrs. J. C. Smith and J. A. LaFallette and 68 by Mrs. V. C. Smith and W. Mandt Jr.
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Frank Drumheller
Edgewood Country Club
Stanly Morris
O. W. van Paty
W. O. Zixbold
Homer A. Holl
3. R. Payne
Robert Clutter
C. W. van Patten
J. A. LaFallette
Homer A. Holt
W. O. Zisbold
Burnwell Triumphs Over Mofiganin 7-6 In Kanawha Valley League
Burnwell, led by pitcher Puny Green who struck out nine, defeated Mofiganin 7 to 6 in a Kanawha Valley League game played today. Green earned the decision as Burnwell rallied with runs in multiple innings. Final score shows Burnwell tallying seven runs on ten hits while Mofiganin totaled six with four errors.
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NITRO
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Mofiganin
Puny Green
Monsante
Green
Benedict
O'Dell
Hudjnall
Eskew
Elmann
Eich Soatedra
Denis'alb
Rowell
J Schelfing
Manno
Eoureh ¢ Moore
Berzes
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Wiers
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West
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Scringer
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Fowell
Miller
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Berves
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Monty
Javirg
Stewart
Dunn
Nova Seen As Louis Possible Challenger In September
Ray Carlen fears Billy Conn’s ambush for Joe Louis could sideline Lou Nova from a title shot. Promoter Mike Jacobs lined up Nova for a September bout while discussions with Louis's camp continue. Nova’s rugged power and hard punches give him a real chance, though Conn’s speed remains Louis’s bigger obstacle.
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Whitney Martin
York
Special News Service
Polo Grounds
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
Ray Carlen
Billy Cohn
Lou Nova
Nova
Harry Balogh
Louis
Carten
Carlen
Mike Jacobs
Tampa
Tommy Gomez
Joe
Nove
James Figg
Jesson
Conn
Dann
Jeffra Fights Ivy In Hartford Ten Round Bout
New York June 22 Harry Jeffra of Baltimore rated Maryland and New York featherweight champion tops this week’s draft national boxing program. He meets Bobby Ivy of Hartford Conn in a 10 rounder at Hartford Tuesday night as Red Burman of Baltimore goes against Al Hart of New Orleans in a 19 round bout at Hallimore tomorrow night.
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New York
Harry Jeffra
Baltimore
Maryland
Bobby Ivy
Hartford
Conn
Red Burmin
Louis
al Hart
New Orleans
Hallimore
Jimmy Loar Wins Consolation Flight With Five and Three
Jimmy Loar defeats Ray Guus in the consolation flight by five and three. Meadow Brook club President Embleton assists with prize awards along with secretary Tenny Embleton and Chairman Jick Krueger. Detailed card scores show Loar advancing and exiting across morning and afternoon rounds with various entries for Chenoweth and Loar throughout.
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Ray Guus
Priz
Embleton
Meadow Brook Club
Tenny Embleton
Jick
Krueger
Chettoweth
Chenoweth
Middle Atlantic Results Show Mixed Scores Across Cities
Akron defeats Charleston 6 to 0 while Charleston losses 7 to 0 to Akron. Erie tops Dayton 5 to 0, Canton beats Zanesville 8 to 5, and Springfield loses 4 to 1 to Youngstown. Tonight Charleston visits Akron, Dayton travels to Erie, Springfield hosts Youngstown, and Zanesville plays Creton. Pinch 36: Clay Y 1 NBA, 5, Bantirn 1.
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Charleston
Erie
Dayton
Canton
Zanesville
Youngstown
Springfield
Creton
Pinch
Clay Y
NBA
Bantirn
Erie Ore
Dayton Eens
Zanesvile V
Ames
Fleil
Dorothy Boll Wins Western Pennsylvania Tennis Title
Dorothy Boll from Wheeling West Virginia won the women's Western Pennsylvania singles championship in Pittsburgh defeating Kay Welch of Car Was pol is 6 1 3 6. Boll, seeded fourth, also reached the mixed doubles semifinal with Bob Lampus of Pittsburgh, beating Betty Bethune and Bernard Petruska before advancing to the finals with Welch and Martin Tressel.
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Pittsburgh
Dorothy Boll
Wheeling
W. Va
Kay Welch
Carsopolis
Miss Boll
Joy Harlioan
Bob Lampus
Miss Ball
Betty Bethune
Bernard Petruska
Martin Tressel
Dodgers Triumph In Split Doubleheader With St Louis
The Dodgers win game one as Bill Terry calls on Walter Brown for the second time, suppressing a St Louis threat. In the second game New York and St Louis battle, with runners stranded and key hits by Jurges Gartell Rucker and Moore leading to a 7 1/8 inning contest. Pitchers Wittig Lanier Shoun Krist earn decisions as crowd of 25,780 witnesses a 2 1/2 hour twinbill.
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J Walter Brown
St Louis
New Tare Vy Mhd
MIS
Jonke
Uno
Hubbell
My Drown
O'Dea
Danning
Gumbert
Shoun
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Rucker
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Oshoum Piarist
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Nesner
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Mize
Young
Hex York
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Engex
Batts
Soit Wittig
Shou
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Lanier
Krist
Wittin
W. Brown
Bark
Witti
Whitg
Jorda
Barr
Sears
Braves Topple Cubs in doubleheader sweep
The Boston Braves defeated the Chicago Cubs in both games of a doubleheader in Chicago. Al Javery pitched the nightcap to a 3 2 win after the Braves rallied from a late deficit to take the opener 6 5. Paul Waner Sibby Sisti and Vel Vel Vel Howell drove in runs in the late innings of the opener as Chicago built a lead before a late surge.
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Sibpy Sisti
Carvel Howell
Firsh
Thastair
Maanka VE
Berres
Masi
Soviet Mobilizes to Defend Land as War Threats Loom
United Soviet and Allied radios report Stalin orders mass defense forces of 5 million to halt German invasion. Molotov calls workers and engineers to unite for army and air force needs. Moscow fr online blackout as Luftwaffe raids Estonia, Zhitomir, Kiev and Sevastopol, with 200 killed or wounded.
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Kiev
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Radio
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Semyon H. Timoshenko
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Hitler
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Canrt von Schulenberg
Uttler
Batk
Big Six Leaders in Rank Packed by Associated Press
Big Six leaders in rank show Keath of the Indians Mullis of the Tigers and Williams of the Red Sox among top names. Reiser Minders AR Be Sseehim and others appear in a scattered ledger of American League and National League standings with notable mentions of Yankees Cubs Tigers and Athletics.
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Associated Press
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Club
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Williams
Med Sox
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Indians
al Ro
Mullis
Tigees
NT Reiser
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Gsrainals
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Cardingis
Ak Ham
Vince Rens
Dimatela
Gantye
Moscow Seen As Ultimate Nazi Objective In War Drive
The Nazi advance toward the Soviet Union targets food and oil in southwest Russia with Moscow as a likely ultimate objective. Berlin officials seek a quick victory while Red Army numbers are uncertain. Analysts note vast front distances and the difficulty of gauging Nazi strength amid censorship and shifting fronts.
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Edohard E. Bomar
Associated Press
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Berlin
Poland
France
Balkans
Adolf Hitler
Red Army
von Ribbentrop
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Ukrainian
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Adolf Mitler
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Flanders
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Leningrad
Paris
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Via
Warsaw
Ukraine
Kiev
Tao Kharkov
War Bulletins and Statements From Various Fronts
A mix of dispatches reports from Shanghai Moscow Vichy Ankara and New York describe allied and Axis actions. Japanese troop transports move toward Hainan French Indochina. Moscow reports thousands volunteering for the Red Army. Kharkov is a key German thrust. unconfirmed Odessa air attacks. Berlin radio claims Russia readies strikes on German fertiliser sites.
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Indo- China
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Black Sea
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Reich
M H Campus Open As Picnic Grounds
Morris Harvey college campus in South Rutfer will be opened to the public for picnics by Charles tonians. City forces under Recreation Director C Paul Heavener will prepare the grounds under an agreement with the college. Weeds must be cleared and two student picnics are planned for July 10 and August 6, with the Junior Chamber of Commerce also planning an outing.
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Morris Harvey College
South Rutfer
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