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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1934

Page

9

Huntington Ninjas Past Charleston in Opener 14 to 8

Huntington Red Birds toppled Charleston Senators 14 to 8 in the series opener. Jarrett allowed the big inning after Marion replaced him, and Huntington rallied with five runs in the fifth and three more in the sixth to seal the win.

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Gehrig Dominates as Yankees Lead Baseball Leaders

Major League leaders list shows Lou Gehrig extending his slugging and high average aided by a big day against Chicago. The log includes Medwick, Manush, Gehringer, Terry, Foxx, and others, with team shifts affecting standings as Cleveland gains on Boston. A 5-run rally by Cleveland off Weiland highlighted the day. Hale committed two errors at second.

Associated Press Lou Gehrig Chicago Sox Heinie Munish Washington Gehrig Wim Bill Tarry Giants Sever Arky Viegghan Cecil Travis Ducky Wairky Medwick Cardinals Manush Charley Gehringer R & Fat Gehringer Delale Medwick St. Louis Yangban Pirates Trayiz Senators Yankees Terry Foxx McNair Athletics Ty Grhtig Wong Combs Cleveland Indians Bob Lefty) Weiland Collins Hale Cleveland Heston Abhoa Rice Ocissell Werber Barker Morgan Ib J Hns Trosky Q/Solere cf Porter Ef Hale Ab ER. Petrelli Qjunry Eammah Aphodes Tolns Hildebrand Finax Bean OoLaio Cox Rice Kamm Cissell Morgan Forter R. Ferrell Madona Pets Pet New York Boston Chicago Aa Brooklen Z Ata Phildelp's Birgh Cluctonall W. T. Pet Detroit St Wis PhD Nia Waltngt'nidee Pot Club Pel Springfield Bert Charleston Ingiin Johnstown Ase Zateay- Ne Wheeling Trelieh Femner Bet Alley Bel

Yanks Win Handily in Baseball Victory

The New York team dominated the game for a 13 to 2 win. Box scores show strong offensive output from multiple players, with pitchers and fielders contributing across innings to secure the lopsided victory. Detailed attributions include runs, hits, and RBI by Be Unelted, Gallirana, and teammates with key defensive plays noted by the umpires Sontartyan and Orisa.

New York Combs If Uoea Ft Sa Crostit Shea Oletner Zarmaban Ince Gallirana A Kincy Siz Rima Ubai Oube Baltegaver Chapman Gehrig Bose Dickey Ince Ghaes Eos Ammo Gebrig Bowura Roag Hefiner Res Celcig Hass Hovals Gailiven Zarmahan Sontartyan Orisa Sur

Washington tops Browns 68 to 4 at Griffith Stadium

Washington crushed the Browns 68 to 4 at Griffith Stadium as three St. Louis pitchers were pulled early. Hemsley Myst Atone Travis West Behulte Schulte Manush and Kress contributed to the scoring with hits and base runners, while Melillo hit a two base.

Browns Washington St. Louis Griffith Stadium Kress Joe Kuhel Travis Hemsley Schulte Grobe Méelng Dew Gut West Behulte Brees Schule Bone Btone Manush Bulfio Burns Benulte Pepper Melillo Sone

Big Ten Track Shows More Even Talent Spread Across Teams

Chicago report notes the 1934 Big Ten track results indicate a trend toward even talent distribution. Illinois leads with a strong sprint showing while Indiana Michigan and Northwestern share early points, contrasting with past dominance by Michigan and Illinois in conference outdoor track.

Chicago Big Ten Illinois Indiana Michigan Northwestern Ohio State Dini Milnoir Michigan Save Wisconsin

Bierman Beams Watching Gophers In Grid Workout

Minnesota head coach Bernit Bierman watches the Gophers scrimmage as regulars beat the rookies 13 to 6. Captain Pug Lund, Butch Larson score on a veteran offense while Roy Den is out and a new backfield variation is tested to ease Gund’s workload.

Minneapolis Bernit Bierman Minnesota Capt Pug Lund Gopher Lopse Bernie Lund Butch” Larson Roy den Gophers Bierman Gund

Londos Regains Heavyweight Title At Garden Bowl

At Madison Square Garden Bowl New York June 25 Jimmey Londos defeated Jim Browning in one hour ten minutes ten seconds before about 20000 fans to reclaim the heavyweight wrestling title Browning dominated near the finish but Londos rallied and finished with a crotch hold and body slam earning the title for the Greek veteran

Edward J. Neil Associated Press Madison Square Garden Bowl New York Jimmey Londos Amia Jim Browning Jack Curley Browning Strangler Ed Lewis Londos Tors Jon George Bothner Hght Londus Virtue Lille Cisimers Lolidos

Vance Waived to Cardinals by Reds

Cincinnati reports Dazzy Vance a veteran pitcher sold to the St. Louis Cardinals on waivers for 7500 dollars. Mac Phail confirms acquisition of George McCurdy of the Houston Texas League as pinch hitter and relief catcher, with potential farm duty next year. Vance, last with Cincinnati, has not won a game this season and will join the Cards as a relief hurler.

Cincinnati Dazzy Vance Jurier St. Bos Cardinals Mac Phail Cincinnati Reds Weee George McCurdy Houston McCurdy Vance Reds Cards

Dayton Beats Wheeling 12 2 in baseball game

Dayton defeated Wheeling 12 to 2 as five Wheeling pitchers allowed eight hits and issued 18 walks. Daxston Harrell homered with one on in the second inning and Farrette added a grand slam in the sixth.

Wheeling Dayton Wheeling Stogies Daxston Harrell Farrette Torn Singer Milles Davis Claybeaux Sahlin Donald Humphreys Hattie Zivie Costa

Erratic play highlights yesterday's baseball and college results

Yesterday's scores span National and American leagues with mixed results. Notable lines include Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 1 and Boston 8 Cleveland 3 in the NL and AL respectively, plus scattered minor league outputs and college matchups.

Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Loui Oibers

Singh Triumphs In Armory Wrestling Card

Nanjo Singh defeated Dick Lever in five straight falls securing a decisive armory main event victory. Lever won the first fall in five minutes two seconds, Singh replied with a four minute second fall. Marion Mynster refereed the brutal bout amid tense holds and near fisticuffs.

Nanjo Singh Dick Levern American Legion Armory India Nashville Lever Mpensr Nenig Marion Mynster Charleston George McCloud Leo Sexton George Casey Berger Maione Munn Berger

Perry Favored To Beat American In Cuppers Round

Fred Perry, the tournament favorite, defeated SR. D. Tuckey in straight sets and is expected to advance past American hopefuls Shield and Wood who meet Pierre Landry of France and M. Elimer of Switzerland in the second round.

Fred Perry Perry SR. D. Tuckey Shield Wood Pierre Landry France M. Elimer Switzerland

State Trapshoot House Wednesday at Wyom ing Gun Club

Events honor Seth B Hanshaw and Meadow Lerk Club Maryland with purses near 300. Charleston Gun Club members A N Davis Carl Achtenhagen E H Wolfe Spaulding Strong among contenders. Also notes 183 078 paid admissions for 1933 dive world series totaling 679 305 90 with Giants players earning 4256 72 and Senators 3019 36 each.

Seth B. Hanshaw Wyoming Gun Club Bunny Saunders Meadow Lerk Club Maryland Charleston Gun Club A. N. Davis Carl Achtenhagen E. H. Wolfe Spaulding Strong Giants Senator

Valley Bell Clinches First Half With 6-1 Win Over Carbide

Stover shut down Carbide in a 6-1 victory at Valley Bell Park. Stover allowed five hits and one run while Calvert yielded two more in relief. Valley Bell leads the Twilight League with 11 wins and one defeat, facing possible city title implications pending a league meeting.

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Water Lad Race Notes Open Stakes for Virginia Legislators

Water Lad runs rough in the fifth race on Saturday as Virginia legislators were invited to attend a big day. The daily double paid $45.20 with Boogie Man winning the first and Nancy Khan taking the third.

Virginia Boogie Man Nancy Khan

Johnstown Defeats Springfield 7 to 3 in Mid-Atlantic Game

Al Smith pitched and led Johnstown to a 7 to 3 win over Springfield in a Mid-Atlantic matchup. Towne and 13 Springfield hits were noted, while Zanesville opened a series with an 8 to 1 victory over Beckley in a separate report.

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Golden Ply Safety Silvertown Tires Ad

An automotive advertisement touts Goodrich Safety Silvertown tires with Life-Saver Golden Ply to resist heat and prevent blowouts. It claims greater mileage and reduced internal heat damage, urging readers to buy now with no extra cost compared to standard tires.

Bees Blowouta Goodrich Silvertown Monthal

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