Senators Rally for Double Bill Sweep at Kanawha Park
Frank Knight reports Charleston Senators overpower Scottdale Cardinals 3-0 in game two, completing a doubleheader sweep to extend their lead over Cumberland’s Colts. Ashland’s Pete Sullens blanks the Red Birds under the lights, aided by timely offense and solid defense.
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Colts Knights Keep in Race With Victories
Cumberland defeated Johnstown 10 to 2 as they chased first place. Gatehouse, Cooper, Mascowicz and Mackey led the win. Beckley Knights beat Clarksburg Generals 8 to 1 with a fourth inning surge. Urinsko and Vassey handled the win. Wheeling Stogies toppled Huntington Boosters in ten innings 8 to 2 after a late rally. Fairmont Governors won 11 to 7 at Charleroi with a ninth inning three-run burst.
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Galento Risko In Semi Final at Cleveland Stadium
Johnny Risko of Cleveland will meet Tony Galento of Orange New Jersey in the semi final after the heavyweight championship bout between Max Behmeling and Young Stribling at Cleveland stadium on July 3. The semi final is set for eight rounds with other preliminaries at eight rounds.
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Schmeling vs Stribling Picks Stir Local Doubts
In a column from Cleveland on July 8 the writer bets on Max Schmeling over Billy Stribling, with personal ties and historical quirks shaping the pick. Mentions Dempsey, Tunney, Jeffries, and boxing gossip as context, noting event details and ticket prices.
Tunney backs Stribling to beat Schmeling in Cleveland
Gene Tunney, visiting Columbus, predicts Bill Stribling will win the Cleveland 16round heavyweight title bout over Max Schmeling. He cites Stribling speed experience and boxing ability and notes Schmeling’s strong punch but suggests the German may be vulnerable to timing. Tunney also criticizes boxing’s exploitive leadership and hopes for a Bobby Jones sighting with a future champion.
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Gene Dawes plans join Johnny Walker Cup tournament
Major League Leaders Gene aims to join the Journalistic clan in the Johnny Walker Cup at Seloto tomorrow if a satisfactory handicap is arranged. He doubts he can break 100. Tunney's first objective today is a visit to Beeman G Dawes Arboretum in Newark Ohio. The former champion planted a tree to bear his name in this semi-forest of cele brities as part of a two year old Florida promise.
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Captains and Mates Plan Ryder Cup Matchups
The Ryder Cup teams for the United States and England solidified with Densmore Shute earning the last spot on the US side after a 72 in the 18 hole playoff at Scioto. Walter Hagen began planning with his mates as Charles Whitcombe prepared his squad for Friday’s matches amid rough links and tight fairways.
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Van Wie Wins Golf Tourney at Kirland Country Club
Virginia Van Wie of Chicago came from behind to defeat Peggy Wattles of Buffalo at Kirland Country Club invitational. Van Wie set a new women’s course record for the first 18 holes at 38 37 76, surpassing her prior mark in qualifying. Semifinals pit Van Wie against Harley Highie of Detroit, who beat Fritzl Steffel of Wheeling. Browne of Cleveland faces Ada Mackenzie, former Canadian champion.
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