Dodgers and Braves in a pitching battle and betting talk
A rough collage of baseball chatter from Charleston includes Eddie Dyer of the Cardinals assessing the Dodgers’ pitching and injuries, predictions about the National League race, notes on Louis Angell and Jack Dempsey type comebacks, and local chatter on manager hirings and political crowd reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Dyer
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Biter
Yutcas
Boudiane
Anata
Holmes
Braves
Bert
Prilliss
Zarthia
Learue Ratiena
Ankees
Ian Rene
Ammerteau
National League
DiMaggio
Yantes + Wisessr
Redofe
Keltoer
Pheles Wilams
Giants
Yates and Weseley Reach MA Finals In Tennis
Washington players Jack Yates and Edwin Weseley advance to the Middle Atlantic tennis finals at Edgewood Country Club. Yates dominates his quarter and semi finals, while Weseley defeats Ray Lewis to reach the junior final. Tim Coss and Ted Rogers also vie for boys division titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aul-Washington
Edgewood
Baltimore
Leing
Jack Yates
Washington
Jack
Bill’ Johnson
Charleston
Charles Green
Edwin Weseley
Ray’ Lewis
D. C
Tim Coss
Edgewood Courts
Rogers
Thea Feild
Tom Bradford
Coss
John Davis Chandler
Harrison Straley
Jock Yates
HU Heir
Chartes Anes
Ernst
Rt Wesel Twarates Taunt One
Raz Lewis
Theo Fell
Spd
Tom ‘Bradford
Cartage i Doll
Beles Court
Marron Durning
Orr
Feniary
Senators Edge Indians 3-2 as Wynn Drives In Wins
Washington pitcher Barry Wynn drove in the tying and go ahead runs with a seventh inning single to lift the Senators past the league leading Cleveland Indians 3 to 2. Wynn allowed six hits as Cleveland dropped its ninth in 13 starts in a tight midseason tilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Barry Wynn
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Wynn
Indians
Bo Ok
al Korar
Joe Gordon
Tribe Hurrier Bot Lemon
Gordon
Johnny Sullivan
Roller
al Evans
Lemon
Kozar
Sullivan
Jin Hegan
Senators
Earl
Whitesville Triumphs In Legion Baseball Scrimmage
Whitesville defeats Cabin Creek 7 to 4 as Jack Hendricks earns the win on the mound. Whitesville badges a fifth straight victory with timely hits from Jack Dolan and Herman Meadows, while Bobby Fayre was strong for Cabin Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesville
Whitesvile American Legion
Cabin Creek
Jack Hendricks
Jack Dolan
Herman Meadows
Bobby Fayre
Harvard Crew Dominates Yale In Four Mile Thames Race
Harvard’s Crimson crew won its tenth straight four mile race on the Thames at New London. They beat Yale by a length with a time of 19 23.2, setting a downstream record alongside Yale. Harvard also swept the river with earlier two mile and junior varsity wins while the Crimson freshmen and Belle American Legion junior baseball plans were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimson
Yale
New London
Conn
Harvard
Thames
Cove
Davis
New Deal
Swanee River
Columbia
Dixie
Herbert Hoover
Gazette
State stream conditions show few clear trout waters
Only a small number of streams in the state met clear conditions for sport fishing this weekend, per Conservation Committees. Clear waters were found in Glade Creek in Fayette and Raleigh counties, Mercer county streams, and other listed streams. Several rivers including Greenbrier were muddy or high, with Meadow River and Anthony Creek showing mixed clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Creek
Fayette
Raleigh
Mercer
Couney
Braxton
Morgan
Berkeley
Jefferson
Greenbrier
Parker Upset At Wimbledon In Marathon Fourth Round
Swedish Davis Cup star Lennart Bergelin upset top seed Frankie Parker of Los Angeles in a four set win on center court 5 7 7 5 9 7 0 6 10 8 lasting three hours five minutes. Gardnar Mulloy, third seed, advanced by defeating Hack Harper 7 5 6 0 6 4. Watson Hart and Mrs Pat Todd won womens doubles 6 0 6 3. Tom Brown joined Mulloy in the quarterfinals with a 4 8 8 8 4 6 4 victory over Dilip Bose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Michels
Gazette
Meadow Brook
Joe Rugel
Elmer Zime -Merman
Long John Chenoweth
Gordon Murray
Max Hill
Gay Carper
Herb Britt
Earl Jones
Carper
Fred Keeler
Red Hatred
Ray Tincher
Keeler
Johnson
Graham
O. K
Lee Henkle, Jr
Jim Graham
Dick Douglas
Dick Fourche
Ralph Swager
Bil Kyle
Andy Brawley
Eddie Johnston
Kelly Reed
Johnsoon
Pete Cross
Reed
Ben Puckett
Q. H. Parry
Jim Miller
Parry
Ernie Cantrell
Miller
Dick Huber
London
Lennart, Bergelin
Frankie Parker
Los Angeles
Parker
Jack Kramer
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Big Hack Harper
Australia
Florida
Doris. Hart
Pat Todd
la Jolla
Cal
Owen Anderson
Misa P
Woodgate
England
Tes
Tom Brown
San Francisco
Mulloy
Dilip Bose
Warner Coal's baseball team hosts twin bill Sunday at Cedar Grove
The Warner Coal team will play a doubleheader Sunday with Deepwater in Cedar Grove and Gallagher as the opponent. Saunders, Lucky and Newman will pitch for Warner Coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Warner Coal
Cedar Grove
Deepwater
Gallagher
Saunders
Lucky
Newman
Warner Coai’s
Park Tire Wins Third Straight With 3-0 Showdown
Park Tire defeated Madison 3-0 at Kanawha Park behind Johnson's pitching a three hitter with 12 strikeouts. Park Tire totaled 11 hits led by Bus Brown and Bill Payne each with two and RBIs by Brown Turker and Smith. Madison stranded three on base as PT widened its hold in the Industrial league first division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Tire
Madison
Kanawha Park
Johnson
Bus Brown
Bill Payne
M. Smith
Tom Turker
R. Smith
Ba. Park
McIntyre
Ferrell
John Oo
Turner
Janditen
Supore
Dewey's Qualities A Continued From Page 4
The piece analyzes Gov. Dewey as cold yet loyal to friends, aiding his convention success. It praises his poised, tactful mind at press conferences and cites his debate with Stassen in Oregon. The writer touts Dewey as a genuine farmer ready to defend agricultural credentials if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Stassen
Oregon
Jackson
Jefferson
Ouse
Babe Ruth Reported in New York Hospital
New York sports editor Dan Parker of the New York Mirror says Babe Ruth is in Memorial Hospital under “special treatment.” Ruth is described as very sick and in constant pain when not under anesthesia, while his physician Dr. Simon L. Ruskin declines to specify treatments or location beyond saying he is “getting along fine.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Walcott
Calamly
Jersey Joe
Jerrey Joe
Frank Fullam
Babe Ruth
N. Y
New York
Dan Parker
The
New York Mirror
Ruth
Memorial Hospital
Simon L. Ruskin
Jaycees upset Gazette to seize junior baseball lead
The Jaycees toppled The Gazette 7 5 at Legion Field, moving Fleet Wing into first place in the Charleston Junior Baseball League junior division while The Gazette slipped a half game back. Jack Alessandrini and Bob Curry starred for Jaycees with multiple doubles and driving in runs. Parsona paced Gazette with three straight doubles. The day’s only junior game left Town Tops versus Farmers in a senior division battle for top spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Gazette
Charleston
Legion Field
Jaycee
Fleetwing
The
Jack Alessandrini
Bob Curry
Parsona
Gazette Pees
Rive
Aloan
Unclear fragment sparks brush with historical figures in New York
Fragmentary text describes a concert scene with references to Meyer Davis and Roosevelt era politics. It mentions Eleanor and a picket line involving Jimmy Petrillo and a union, but the full meaning is obscured by garbled OCR.
Trojans Edge Yale In N C A A Final Opener
Southern California Trojan pitchers held Yale to four hits as Wally Wood earned the win. In Kalamazoo, June 25, USC scored three runs in the ninth to edge Yale 3 2 and seize the opening game of the national college baseball final seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojans
Yale
Amateur Scores and Odd Ball Notes From Local Baseball
Amateur scores include Bakure Settbell Carbide three to three, Liens four, Mees eleven. Carbide Insiltata eight. Also a curious line about the Asiatic elephant disliking bright sun and preferring dense forest during hot months.
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Charleston Gazette
A.L. Hardman
Asion
Gus
Gueho
A. R. Carte
Foeuls
Louis Ange
Jack Dempsey
Demp
Iipo
Harvey
Tootbaltckle
Hotel Co
al Bobersky
New Castle Chiefs
Carl A. Miller
Allentown
Frankie Pytilak
George Cubbef
Arent I
Yates
Weseley
Chap
Eeler
Chenoweth
Angel
Joe Louis
Davis J. Walsh
Joe Louis Tonight
Jersey Joe Walcott
Gov. Dewey
Bang
Rix Iermalionsiien
Detroit
Hal Newhouser
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
New Yorkers
Joe DiMaggio
Johnny Lindell
Athletics
Chicago
Jon Coleman
Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox
Coleman
A’s
Phill Nip
Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Hank Borowy
Andy Dobernic
Chicago Cubs
Dutch Leonard
Stephens
ST. Louis
Bryan
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Margi
Boston
Jim
Russell
Tommy Holmes
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Warren Spohn
Oums
Ralph Branca
Brooklyn Dodgers
St Louis
Soiste
Jeiaa
Vitubargh
Gee
Bolen
Elner
Steven
Gianky
Oloes
Tor Gtton
Hillett
McCormick
Tusa
Mast
Dare
Scene
E—Wertlaks
M. Aereitek
Toreesan
Tbi
Bockmiin
Rugel
Zimmerman
Fo Z
Aurreee
Hig
Roy Bilzrart
Hill
Stubbory
Welmeier
Fiedara
Bry
New_York
A Marshall
E—Tisson
Wardha
Birney
Utwhier
Mar
Hall
A Thal
Rever
Su—Thomson
Wehmeler
Ixamnet
Culler
Seminick
Cararretio
Debeinis BP
Behe & Eee
Stine
Botawy
R— Walthus
Ashburn
Wil Tafteaat
Adi—Steer
Rons
Atko
BI ‘Maas
Ay Kuier
Bislar
Weitkue
Burn
Bitrus
Slamner
Mufer
Bialer
Lenge
Phiegaloo
Fame Barowy
Leona
Bo ' Hoan
Boron
Sif
Am ‘Dapernta
Ian Loser Barowy
Leas Brocklin
Ai Radley
Marion
Wil At
Touts Brook
Worthey
Reckier
Cox
Reesy
Tan
Racker
Rother
Vestlaks Fevens Ibisaerald Esualier
Mogitten
Niet
Dalek
Ot Holmes
Eilott
Aj Russell
Belle Legion
Belle American Legion Juni
Jamond
Belle
By Sam Sead
U. S
Copstight
Tor
the Gazette
PT Registers
Teler
Teen Tepeva
Legion Pris
Lila Mishelike
Martin's
Diamond
Billie
Soutberk- Cricken
Rae Lee Toe Atele
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