Giants Rally Past Cardinals to Take Series Lead
New York Giants exploded for six runs in the fifth inning to beat St. Louis 9 to 7, moving three games ahead of the Cardinals for the league lead. Luque earned the win after entering in the fifth. Hill was credited with a pivotal triple that sparked the burst.
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York
Moore
Omartin
Davis
Bo Tite
Terry
Ott
Jackson
Watkins Byen
Mancuso
Daoging
Mastin
Mastin 3, Tas
Oreatt
Carle Baison
Piteximma
la Sarasa
Lindsey
Hallavan
Biruck
Cub
Ny Tuaue
Pitz- Sinmnana
Ted
Bowinay
Lague
Wat
Ly O
Carle
Linde
Hullaha
Too
Ian
Balnés
Mooney
Luque
Pi —Lidsey
Dmpires
Stewart
Barr
Clem
Fima
Frank Chance
Chicago Cubs
Wiltie
New York Giants
Spears
Philadelphia
Bruins Triumph Over Cubs In High Scoring Game
A crowd of 90 000 watched the Bruins defeat the Cubs 5 to 1 and 8 to 0. Fine pitching from Malone and Tin nity backed by sharp infield defense and timely hitting, as Chicago struggled after three straight wins over the Giants. Notable plays included multiple assists and home runs, with key contributions from Grimm, Berman, and Hartnett.
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Pat Malone
Bud Tinnity
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Giants
Brystayn Dodgers
Tevier
Leslie Th
Lopes
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Maer
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Cuvier
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Errer
Jordan
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Berman
Frinning
Eae
Ruce
Heck der
Hartnett
Grim
Zrrom
Babtch
Russ Baliad Vn
R. Herman
Cuyler
Ormm
Teo
Cuccinelli
Kida
F. Herman
Bucs Slug Past Phillies in June Showdown
Prattsburgh reports Nani Illsburgh’s Piral powered through four Philadelphia pitchers to spark a decisive 8 2 win. Key players include Dacia, Camith, and Waner contributing across the lineup. Pitchers Frase and Frease noted in notes with page reference to continuation.
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Naniillsburgh
Piral
Iiva
Berto
Dacia
Tyasnorth
Oltonito
Hups—Tode
Haulin
Chiows
Want
PF. Waner
Lindstrom
Ruby
Tasner
Tavanetso
Davis
Asin
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Vaughen
Ibs
Welout
Hansen
Iy Derree
Lobtare
Cianten
Aeeas
Boyt
Sconnton Tink Wid
Lancen
Pieher—Lab
Eddie Blickle Wins West Virginia Tennis Title in Dramatic Comeback
Eddie Blickle of Huntington defeated Sam Cohn of Beckley in five sets to capture the 1934 state closed singles championship at Charleston Tennis Club courts South Ruffner. Buckle and Fred Field retained doubles title in five sets.
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Padlibsky
Eddie Blickle
Huntington
Sam Cohn
Beckley
Charleston Tennis Club
South Ruffner
Buckle
Fred Field
Benjamin Anklin Arkle
Wright Hugus
Wheeling
Arkle
Mat
Martha Norvell
Scott Camp
Charles Gore
Charleston
Mary Cunningham
Roy Samms
T. C. McKinley
Wes
Schoetze
Cohn
Blickle
Blickie
Colin
Jond
Cabell
Sarazen Favored At Eve Of British Open
Gene Sarazen and Joe Kirkwood shot 68s on a hot day at Royal St George's as a tune up for the British Open starting tomorrow. Sarazen led with a 33 front nine and 36 back nine, while Kirkwood matched the pace amid a large field and looming two-course 38-hole qualifying. The field includes Shute and MacDonald Smith among Americans aiming for the title with 38-hole qualifiers determining the final 100 contenders. Final rounds set over Royal St George's with all four rounds concluding Friday.
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Sandwich. Eng
Gene Sarazen
Joe Kirk Wood
Royal St. George's
Sarazen
Kirkwood
Denny Shute
Philadelphia
Francis Francis
Kirk Nod
Shute
MacDonald Smith
United States
Wild Bill” Meéblhorn
Charley Lacey
Douglas Grant
Sweeny Brothers
Charles
Robert
Royal Cinque Ports
Deal
Royal St. George's Course
Americans Given Only Slim Chance at Wimbledon Titles
Wimbledon opens with Americans rated to win few titles. Helen Jacobs is the likely champion in the women’s singles while Helen Wills Moody has success as a reporter-spectator. Notable Americans include Sidney Wood, Frank Shields, Lester Stotten, and George Lott facing top internationals like Peter Vivian McGrath, Daniel Prenn, and eight-foot star Stoefen in a field led by Crawford and Von Cramm amid bold European challengers.
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Covent
America
Helen Jacobs
United States
Helen
Helen Wills Moody
Sidney B. Wood
Frank Shields
Lemarrow
Wood
Shields
Queens
Peter
Vivian McGrath
Snields
Daniel Preni
Lester Stotten
George Lott
Stoefen
Pierre Granden Ma Bei
KR. O. Williams
England
Crawford
Perry
Gattfried von Cramm
Germany
Austin
Schielés
Sloefen
Giorgio de Stefani
Italy
Wholesale camera timing upends NCAA placings in finals
Los Angeles June 24 Definite proof that the camera is more accurate than human eyes came as national collegiate officials revised five events in the NCAA championships. Reassignments shifted titles and team points, including George Fisher losing the 120 yard high hurdles crown to Sam Klopstock of Stanford, with Sam Allen of Oklahoma Baptist moving to fourth and Ned Bacon retaining fifth.
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Ude
Chandge
George Fisher
Louisiana State
Sam Klopstock
Stanford
Glenn Hardin
Klopstock
Sam Allen
Oklahoma Baptist
Oliver
Miami
Fisher
Allen
Ned Bacon
Denison
Lee Haring
Kansas State
Forrest Wilson
Texas
Charles Parsons
California
Hunter Russell
Ilinois
Ralph Metcalfe
Hill Bonthron
Glen Cunningham
Kansas
Gene Vanzke
Pennsylvania
Cunningham
Charles Hornsbostel
Carbide Battles Chapel In Twilight League Contest
Carbide and Starcher meet Chapel in the lone Twilight league game at Valley Bell park this afternoon with Calvert likely on the mound for Carbide and Hudwall or Semler for Chapel. No game at Laidley field today as Tuesday brings Martin and DuPont at Laidley and Starcher versus Coal Fork at Valley Bell park.
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Semler
Laidley Field
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DuPont
Laidley
Coal Fork
W YU Stars Receive Numerous 1934 33 Letter Awards
At Morgantown June 24 the university athletic board announced varsity letter awards for the 1933 34 season. Listed are cross country basketball boxing wrestling track tennis golf and other sports with captains managers and 86 total letters. Five athletes earned three letters including Goodwin Hester in football basketball and track. Multiple two sport awards noted for football plus boxing or baseball or wrestling among others.
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University Athletic Board
James Hill
Wilbur Hoskins
Robert Woodhall
John Mason
Paul B. Martin
Clarence Jones
Gray Silver
Albert Colebank
Jess Weiner
Fred Wilson
Joseph Studahar
Eugene Hester
William Klug
Andrew Mestravic
Louis Fidler
Charles Goodwin
William Simpson
William Baer
William Neely
Peter Puglia
Felix Espada
Towers Hamilton
John Galio
Douglas Voorhees
Joseph Zaleski
Angelo Onder
Richard Corbitt
Albert Gwynne
Edgar Williams
Richard Chittum
Robert Ward
Richard Hibbert
Arthur Swisher
Joseph Johnston
Charles Eskey
Basshall
Harold Walker
Lotelio Mascioli
Thomas Covey
Charles Cunningham
Louis Margules
David Tucker
Charles “Fod" Goodwin
Gene Hester
Onger
Studanat
Covey
Stewart
Swisher
Fidler
Woodhall
Wilson
Zaleski
Chittum
Wresing
Johnston
Mason
Traci
Dairymen Triumph Over Viscose In Ten Innings
Blossom Dairy defeated Viscose 7 to 2 in a ten inning game at Nitro on June 24. Garrett led the offense for Blossom Dairy with key hits while Pugh worked on the mound. The lone opposing runs came in the late innings as Viscose fell behind.
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Blossom Dairy
Garrett
Pugh
Barker
Willard
Clark
Tigers Beat Athletics 8 4 to Open Series
Detroit strengthens first place in the American League by defeating Philadelphia 8 to 4. Bob Johnson hit his 32nd homer in the fourth, supplying the only A’s offense. Pitcher Schoolboy Rowe earned the win as Detroit topped Philadelphia in the series opener.
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Tigers
Bob Johnson
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Rowl
Ruth in Limelight as Ruth Hits Eleventh Homer
New York June 14 Ruth hit his eleventh home run with bases loaded after 23 straight hitless trips, delivering a 4 0 victory for the Yankees over the Chicago White Sox in a pitchers duel between Red Ruffing and Sam D. Jan. The win featured Ruth’s dramatic blast and strong supporting hits as the Yankees bested Chicago.
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Hose
New York
Bebe
Ruth
Chicago White Sox
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Sed
Sam Jan Chatt
Hans Ct
Salter Danies
Gaver
Thiaro
Hoar
Bashifice
Netiner
Antle
Sahizgaver
Gehrig
Dicker
Boken
Banura
Holmet
Grasetit
Gazette Trims Kelly Cubs 5-1 at Valley Bell Park
The Gazette downed the Kelly Cubs 5 to 1 as Estes Thomas pitched well for the winners and Gregor homered for his lone hit. Jordan and Gregor led the offense with key at bats while Casto also pitched effectively for Gazette.
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Senators Rally Past Johnstown in 12 4 Victory
Charleston split a doubleheader with the Johnnies, dropping the afternoon game 7 1 then winning the nightcap 12 4. Harvey Thompson started for Johnstown. Marion Passeau and Claude Passeau struggled early as Johnnies built a lead before Dietrick and Mackie sparked a comeback for the Senators.
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Charley Marion
Claude Passseau
Harvey Thompson
Thompson
Joe Vitelli
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Cox
Bingle
Sturdy
Mayo
Pavlovic
Lowry
Cortazzo
Whitlock
Andreski
Johnnie
College Golf Aces Prepare for 36th Intercollegiate Meet
COUNTRY CLUB Cleveland June 24. One hundred twenty three collegiate golfers from 29 colleges including Stanford Dartmouth Florida and Minnesota begin a week long Intercollegiate Golf Association of America tournament. Defending champion Walter Emery of Oklahoma and Michigan's Churik Kocuis loom as top contenders as practice fills the course.
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Cleveland
Tommorrow
Intercollegiate Golf Association of America
Stansford
Dartmouth
Florida
Minnesota
Waler Emery
University of Oklahoma
Charles “Churik” Kocuis
University of Michigan
Greenbrier Polo Team Triumphs Over Washington County
Greenbrier Polo club riders defeated Washington county polo team 6 to 3 in Greenbrier, after earlier an 18 to 3 win by Maryland on the same two game series. The West Virginians capitalized on coordinated defense while Washington county showed better horsemanship than yesterday.
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Sulphur Springs
Greenbrier Polo Club
Washington County
Hagerstown
Greenbrier Horsemen
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Washington County Club
Yankee Beats Rainbow Boat In Newport Race
Harold Vanderbilt’s Rainbow yacht lost to Yankee, skippered by Charles Francis Adams, by 58 seconds on a 2012 mile triangular course. It was their first meeting and Rainbow trailed Wedamee and Vanitie. Ed Ball Tow, NY Yankees business manager, previously managed Toronto club in 1902.
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Harold Vanderbilt
Raiinbow
Boston
Yankee
Charles Francis Adams
Secretary of the Navy
Wedamee
Vanitie
Rainbow
Toronto
Ed Ba Tow
New York Yankees
Week of tight battles tests leaders in major leagues
By Hugh S Fullerton. Detroit Tigers and Chicago Cubs led pennant chases with strong records. Red Sox climbed from midtable to third and back to fourth after a defeat. Reds showed solid week with six victories. Yankees and Pirates also posted four wins in a tough week. Weekly stats include wins losses runs hits errors and opponent scores.
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Hugh S. Fullerton
Associated Press
New York
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati Reda
Red Sox
Cubs
Reds
Thee Defecals
New York Yankees
Pittsburo Pirates
Volterra's Entry Wins Rich Classic at Longchamp
In Longchamp France on June 24 Volterra's Admiral Drake won the Grand Prix de Paris before a large restrained crowd. He defeated H Rawdon's Foulaibin by a length and a half with Lord Woolavingtons Easton third. The winner earned about 765,000 francs in prize money. Police and guards secured the track after yesterday’s riot caused by two American owned favorites Kantata and Jock.
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Leon Volterra
Adtiral Drake
Paris
Admiral Draxe
E Teng
H. Rawdon
Foulaibin
Lord Woolaving Toms Easton
Joseph E. Widener
Kantata
A. Duggan
Jock
Lowman’s Drug Store Defeats Diamond 12-11 in Opener
Lowman’s Drug Store beat Diamond 12 to 11 yesterday at Starcherfield in a tight game. Holmes and Hendrixon homered for the winners. Score details and other lines appear garbled.
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Diamond
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Hendrixon
All-Heavyweight Card Featured At Charleston Armory
World class heavyweight wrestling tops a card at the Charleston Armory tonight starting 6:30. Nanjo Singh of India and Dick Lever of Nashville headline a three bout program, with George McCloud of Omaha meeting Francis Sexton in the semi final. The opener pits Glen Munn and Casey Berger in a one fall 30 minute bout.
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India
Dick Lever
Nashville
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Omaha
Neb
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Newcormers
Glen Munn
Lincoln
Ned
Wayne Munn
Casey Berger
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Singh
Leves
Lever
Heve
McCloud
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Berger
Londos Browning To Meet Tonight In Madison Square Garden
New York on June 24 71 reports Jim Londos of Greece vs Jim Browning of Verona Missouri in Madison Square Garden an event to crown a world heavyweight champion under the New York State Athletic Commission. Promoter Tack Curley stages the bout for the milk fund with an anticipated crowd of 20 000 and gate receipts exceeding 75000. Browning previously gained recognition in 1933 by defeating Ed Strangler Lewis. Londos weighs about 200 pounds and faces weight and youth disadvantages.
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Greece
Jim Browning
Verona
Madison Square Garden
Long Island
New York State Athletic Commission
Browning
Spions
Strangler
Tack Curley
Milk Fund
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Heis
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