Charleston Takes First in Split Double Bill at Home
Charleston edged the Senators 8-2 in the opening game and the Roosters won 2-1 in the nightcap to split a four game set at Kanawha Park. A crowd near 1,500 witnessed the event as Charleston clung to first place in the MAC league race.
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Sanction Sought for West Virginia Welter Title Bout
Johnny Roberts of Huntington and Frankie Ryan of Charleston plan a 12 round light heavyweight title bout for July 10 in West Virginia. The state athletic commission has not granted sanction yet. Matchmaker Jimmy Duggan says both fighters signed the agreement and application will be filed today. The commission’s decision is expected before an official announcement Wednesday.
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Johns Knights Split Twin Bill in Beckley doubleheader
Beckley pitcher Phil Wagner lasted one game then retired in the second as Johnstown swept the nightcap 4 1. First game score Johnstown 99 060 100 1 Beckley 010 ix 4. Second game Johnstown 00 000 100 7 1 Beckley Thompson Makowski Wagner Hutchinson Beam Andrews. WHESLING note: Wheeling and Zanesville delayed to nightfall. Wheeling won 7 6 with Dickey delivering key hits in a long 11 inning affair. Zanesville 002 002 090 0 6 Wheeling 000 39 010 51 13. Sundra Taylor Roberts Wick Dickey.
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Giants Increase Lead as Redlegs Drop Double Bill
New York gains ground on St Louis after sweeping Cincinnati 7 to 1 and 3 in a doubleheader. Ho Schumacher won his eighth, allowing six hits and one unearned run, while Wander kept the Reds scoreless in 30 innings. Lombardi, Terry, and Mancuso contributed for the Giants. Cincinnati’s errors and timely hitting aided New York in both games.
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Ace of Bert Roth Leads Meadowbrook Hole in One
Bert Roth of New York tied to supervise Rinta's exhibit at the World's Fair and scored a hole in one on Meadowbrook Golf Course. The 210 yard par three third hole yielded Roth's ace, with a 44 for the front nine and 48 for the back nine. In Brooklyn, Dodgers lose game one to Pittsburgh 3 2 then win game two 1 0 to take the series three games to two.
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Cappiello Wins Grand Prix in Longchamp Race
In Longchamps France Victor Cappiello won the Grand Prix, the sixth running of the French racing handicap. Lady Granard, a native American, finished as a long shot contender. Cappiello was aided by favorable weather and paid 87 France. Bra So carries on a five-frand ticket.
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Sharkey to Defend Title Against Carnera in NYC Bout
Jack Sharkey will defend his heavyweight crown Thursday night against Primo Carnera, a 262 pound 6'6½" challenger. Madison Square Garden expects about 80,000 fans and near $960,000 receipts with portion to charity. Carnera’s rising form and Sharkey’s age 31 factor into odds of 7 to 4 against Sharkey, as the champion plans to retire after this season and aims to beat Baer in September under promoter Jack Dempsey.
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Lott Wins Western Meet Singles Title in Six Years
George M. Lott of Chicago Davie rup defeats Frank Parker of Milwaukee 0-8 7-5 6-2 to claim the western singles championship at Piver Forest. About 1,500 spectators watched a warm afternoon. Parker and Lefty Bryan won the men’s doubles over Barr and Mcderald. Bonnie Miller beat Elisabeth Kesting for the girls’ singles crown. Catherine Wolf defeated Helen Fulton for the women’s title and Fulton with Sherp won women’s doubles. Wolf-Hofmeister meet in finals tomorrow.
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Wimbledon Opener Sees Vines Favorite In Men’s Singles
U S stars favored as Ellsworth Vines, holder of American and Wimbledon titles, opens against A. Meredith in the men’s singles first round at Wimbledon. Helen Wills Moody has a first round bye in the women’s division with 94 entrants, while rain paused finals and reshaped the schedule.
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Griffs Pound Out Double Win Over Tribe in Twinbill
Washington Senators routed the Cleveland Indians 9 to 0 and 10 to 1 in a doubleheader to tighten hold on first place. Earl Whitehill pitched the opener, yielding five hits, while Weynerfell was chased early in the first game. Bob Burke started the second game for Washington, with Milton Galazter adding four walks and two hits for Cleveland.
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American Ryder Cup Team Prepares for Clash with Britain
At Southport England June 25 Captain Walter Hagen led the American Ryder Cup team through a final practice for the two day match against Great Britain. British captain J H Taylor oversees workouts as both sides sharpen for the start tomorrow with foursomes and singles on a blazing English course.
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Twilight league game set at Laidley head tonight
Clendenin and Park Your Car will clash this evening in the sole Twilight league game on today's schedule. The match starts at six o'clock with a report of a close battle anticipated as Meds pursue the activation championship. Abe Kerner is favored to pitch for the Reds against the Hitt lineup from Parkers.
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Indian Chief To Meet Lee Wykoff in Armory Wrestling Night
The American Legion will stage weekly wrestling shows each Monday with Friday Armory matches led by matchmaker Jim Duggan. Chief Chewloki, last week’s winner over Father Lumpkin, returns to face Lee Wycoff of St. Louis, a top heavyweight, who recently lost to John Pesek.
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