Indians Extend Lead as Yankees Fall Further Behind
The Indians crushed the Yankees again, widening their gap in the American League by 10 games with the Yankees at 47.5 wins after 59 games. Projections show Cleveland needs about .605 baseball to reach 95 victories, while Detroit and Boston must maintain strong pace to threaten.
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Boston
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Hutchison Is Medalist In City-Wide Tourney
Hutchison tops the field to win medalist honors at Meadow Brook Golf Club in Kanawha County for The Gazette ninth annual city wide men's championship. He shot seven under par 67 to beat Carl Leachman and Larry David by two strokes. Hutchison will face Andy Brawley in today’s opening championship flight match at 4 p.m.
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Kermit Hutchison
Meadow Brook
Roy Blizzard
Joe Kugel
Larry David
John Chenoweth
Frank French
Ralph Igo
French
Hutchison
Blizzard
Rugel
Ruget
David
Chenoweth
Kanawha
Gazette
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Carl Leachman
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Ted Om
Heles
Brawley Hutchison
Andy Brawley
Charleston High
West Virginia University
Brawley
Here's How They Play First Flight Upper Bracken
A dense OCR of a sports bracket lists numerous matchups with players by name and time stamps. It appears to be a late page listing first flight round results, with upper and lower bracket pairings and scores or odds. The fragment ends with Third Flimne and a note to turn to page 12.
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Upper Bracken
Kermit Hutchison
Mike O'Connor
Roy Blizzard
Earl Jones
John Hawkins
James Coat
Carl Leadman
Ray Grass
Gordon Murray
Elmer Zimmermen
Eat
OW. Bennett
Clarence Meadows
Grady Whitman
Dehn Chenewoeth
Joe Ravel
R. W. Lowe
Bob Waollt
Jark King
P. B. Richmone
Sebert
James Pierson
Bob Hyle
Injury Epidemic Hits Baseball Race Across Leagues
A June AP report details how beanings and injuries affect pennant hopes in both leagues. Jurges, Medwick, and Durocher are highlighted, with emphasis on Giants balance and key players like Whitehead and Moore. Other teams suffer injuries to Doerr, Williams, and Bowman as managers brace for a season of fragile rosters.
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York
Ducky Medwick
Bill Jure
Giants
George Magerkurth
Jurges
Tongibie
Bucky Walters
Bill Terry
Harry Danning
Burgess Whitehead
Jo 7O Moore
Billy Myers
Reds
Bob Bowman
Bowman
Red Sox
Bobby Doerr
Ted Williams
Hoger Cramer
Cleveland
Oscar Viti
Indians
Ancte Oz
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Des’ Tahra
Joe Donker
Senators Rained Out Double Bill Tonight
Rain halted activities between Charleston and Akron forcing a double header on Wednesday night. The first game will start at 1 30 oclock. The Yanks won the first game of the series Monday night 13 to 7. After tomorrow's twin bill the Senators return to Charleston to open a series with the Portsmouth Red Birds.
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Yanks
Senators
Portsmouth Red Birds
Time will tell which teams can do it this year at Yasac
At Yasac the season unfolds with both leagues aiming to prove capable of reaching top form this year. Analysts note potential contenders emerging early, but outcomes remain uncertain as teams build cohesion and test upcoming schedules.
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Yasac
Ieagues
Johnny Burke Medalist in National Collegiate Championship
Johnny Burke of Georgetown led the National Collegiate Championship qualifying with a 143 total after a sub par 69 and a 72 opening rounds. Burke topped 149 players, sharing top honors with Bert McDowell and Harry Havick as the field settled into match lead and Georgetown placed third overall behind LSU and Princeton.
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Manchester
Johnny Burke
Georgetown
Newport
R. I
Helo Totel
Burke
Odd Collmaues
Rennie Kally
Sodhern Calfornia
Warren Tan
Michigan State
Louisiana State
Princeton
Duke
Ilinois
Rain Delays National Intercollegiate Tennis Championship
The national intercollegiate tennis championship was postponed for the second day as courts stayed wet after overnight rain. Officials reset starting time to 10 a m on Wednesday at Haverford Pennsylvania.
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Haverford
Helmets Favored by Loop Chief to Shield Batters
National League President Ford Frick indicated helmets to protect batters from beaning may be adopted soon. He plans to raise helmet mandates at the July 8 meeting in St Louis and perhaps at the joint leagues’ December conference. Players largely oppose the idea, saying helmets are unnecessary and choose not to use them.
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Marion Mossew
York
National League
Ford Frick
St. Louis
Dodgers Bow Pitch Wobbles Draws Nicks From Mets
A distorted sports paragraph recalls Bucky Walters failing fastball on Sunday after a sequence where Brooklyn’s Jog Medwick and Peewee Reese faced control issues. The note hints at a season’s arc in the National League with Monty’s errant throws and helmet concerns.
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Bucky Walters
Brooklyn
Medwick
Bob Bowheaves
Dodgers
Peewee Reese
Duke Monty
National League
Helmet Innovation Meant to Reduce Accidents in Baseball
Frick notes a two ounce fibre helmet offering protection mainly for batters as it hangs forward and may be unwieldy in other roles. He supports innovation to reduce injuries, citing baserunning injuries like broken legs or ankles. The piece also recalls the expression We wuz Fobbed coined by late fight manager Joe Jacobs.
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Frick
Joe Jacobs
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