Fabyan Loses Opening Wimbledon Match in Singles
At Wimbledon on June 23 Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan of Brookline faced a first round upset as Dorothea Round and Helen Jacobs advanced. Jacobs dominated Miss Cable 6-0 4-6, 6-0 while Round defeated Betty Nuthall 9-7 6-3. Moody did not defend.
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Holden Wearcatsa Defeats New River Giants 18-2
Holden Wearcatsa toppled New River Giants 18-2 on June 23 as Morrison and McCall took the loss and Herman pitched the win. The Giants surged in the eighth inning scoring seven after two errors. Bearcats seek July dates for games.
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Louis Schmeling defeat shocks boxing world and promoters
尚Louis loss to Schmeling jolts promoter Michael Jacobs who had planned a Braddock title fight, with doubt about boxing's future yet anticipation of a possible rematch. The piece notes Louis proved not invincible and questions if the sport falls back into doldrums.
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Camilli Moves Into NL Tie For Big Six Hit pace
Dolph Camilli of the Philadelphia Phillies jumps into the National League tied for the lead in big six hitting, replacing teammate Johnny Moore as Lou Gehrig of the Yankees remains a top power in the major leagues with three hits in five at bats. The standings show leaders including Gehrig, Camilli, and Appling with scattered team tallies across the leagues.
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Louis Confident of Comeback After Schmeling Loss
Detroit June 23 Joe Louis the 22 year old heavyweight star spoke to reporters for the first time since his knockout loss to Max Schmeling and outlined comeback plans He vowed to fight again and win the heavyweight title while acknowledging the beating and the disappointment he caused his followers.
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Dizzy Dean Saves Cards in 3-2 Phillies Tilt
In the second straight win for the league leading Cardinals, Dizzy Dean pitched a scoreless eighth and ninth to secure a 3-2 victory over the Phillies. Ed Heusser earned the win after a two-run Cardinals rally in the eighth put St Louis ahead, with Dean closing out the game. Bowman's pitching loss to Meuser is noted amid a tight pitching duel.
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Huntington Tennis Club Promises Strong Season Start
Huntington presents a firm threat in West Virginia tennis as its men and women teams show bright prospects for the upcoming Charleston Tennis tournament. The club claims to be the strongest local outfit with a chance to lead in the twenty-seventh renewal of the event.
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State Tennis Meet Opens Here Today
The twenty seventh West Virginia closed ming tournament begins this afternoon at the Charleston Tennis club courts in South Ruffner with 17 men singles matches. Women singles and doubles events start later. 51 entrants in men’s singles including Sam Cohn of Beckley the defending champion. Cohn plays Miller in Thursday round. Faulconer faces Bucky Harris in first round at 3:30.
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