Senators Take Doubleheader From Red Birds For Third Place
Charleston Senators rebound to beat Huntington Red Birds in both ends of a doubleheader to climb into third place. In the opener Chip Helmick earned his third win as Benton Pavlovic and Whitlock homered and Hart’s pitching held Huntington late. Claude Passeau pitched a three run cushion in game two as Whitlock and Sweeney powered the offense with a string of extra base hits.
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Stale Leaders Battle in National League Batting Race
AP report notes muddled scoring as NL leaders race tightens with Manush and Brinker among high hitters. Includes unclear standings, averages and team affiliations from Giants Pirates Yankees Cubs and others.
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Johnstown Dominates Springfield In One-Sided Baseball Game
Johnstown defeated Springfield 13 to 5 after building a large early lead and taking advantage of 11 walks and three errors by Springfield. Mayo hit a homer with two on in the seventh, aiding the late surge as Johnstown cruised to the win.
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Johnstown Tonight Jam
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Klick to Battle Frankie Klick vs Tony Canzoneri in Brooklyn
In New York on June 19 a ten round bout at Ebbets Field pairs Frankie Klick from San Francisco against Tony Canzoneri, former lightweight champion, in a match reported after a prior close decision at Chicago and a recent draw in San Francisco.
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Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn
Barney Ross
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
Tony Canzoneri
Util Rossi
Chicago
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Canzoneri
Michigan Wolverines win national intercollegiate golf title
In Cleveland June 28 1938 Michigan Wolverines capture the team title in the national intercollegiate golf finals breaking the eastern schools’ 38 year hold. Team total pairs with captain Charley Koepnick leading the field with 147 over 36 holes.
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Ado Ties Charles Town Track Record in Five-Eighths Mile
Ado tied the Charles Town track record for five eighths of a mile with a 1 2/5 minute performance today. Jockey Prain rode the horse as crowds paid $2 tickets totaling $313.20 in receipts.
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Warneke Secures Tenth Victory as Cubs Rally Past Dodgers
Chicago pitcher Jon Warneke earns his tenth win. the Cubs beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 5 to 2 in Chicago. The win extends Chicago’s win streak to six, with defensive plays and timely hits aging Warneke’s two run support.
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Dean Delivers Tenth Victory as Cardinals Top Giants 13-7
Paul Dean earned his tenth win in a 13 hit by the St Louis Cardinals to defeat the New York Giants 13 to 7. The Cardinals piled up 13 hits and benefited from timely hitting and bullpen support to outslug New York in the June 26 contest.
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Pirates and Phillies split doubleheader in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on June 26 the Pirates and Phillies split a twin bill with the Phillies winning the opener 5 to 4. The Pirates then dropped the nightcap, completing a two game set with mixed results for both clubs.
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Phillies
Phils
Virginia Names Bauers as Head of Boxing Commission
RICEMOND Va June 26 Joseph Bauers former athletic director for the United States fleet and boxing promoter was named secretary of Virginia boxing commission. The commission published rules for professional boxing and wrestling under the 1934 law. Chairman Ralph Daughton announced the appointment, with a salary of 1800 dollars per year.
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Joseph Bauers
United States
New
Virginia Boxing Commission
Capitol
General Assembly
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Ralph Daughton
Norfolk
Five Americans Qualify for British Open Field
Five Yankees, four professionals and one Oxford amateur, advance to the 72 hole British Open at St George's after two days of top class qualifying. Bert Gadd leads with 140 after two rounds while Denny Shute and Joe Kirkwood also make the grade with 145 or better.
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Syhiisuers
Gene Serazen
Denny Shute
MacDonald Smith
Joe Kirkwood
Juile
Robert Sweeney
Oxonian
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St.George's
Old Timers Twilight Teague Game Postponed to July
The annual Twilight Teague all star game between youthful circuit players and former stars is postponed to July 20. Secretary H. D. Thurman announced the delay noting many old timers fear Friday the thirteenth. Thurman is slated to play third base.
Gehrig Homers As Yankees Beat White Sox 6-2
Led by Lou Gehrig's three RBI performance and his 20th homer, the New York Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox 6 to 2 to stretch their lead in the American League. Earl Combs sprained an ankle in the third inning as Chicago unused chances.
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Hudlin Wins For Tribe In Cleveland Win Over Red Sox
Willis Hudlin pitched the Indians to a 1 0 9 victory over the Boston Red Sox in Boston. He delivered his first home run of the season as Cleveland capitalized with solid hitting and solid fielding. The win featured Knickerbocker and Beeds contributing two runs each with Pylilk and Morgan also driving in runs.
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Tigers Beat A's in 4-1 Detroit Victory
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1 as Gerald Walker hit a fifth inning home run and contributed four hits in the win. Goslin Fox and Rapell also homered for Detroit while Turner and McNair drove in runs as pitching limited the Phillies.
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Ormsby
Senators edge Browns in Griffith Stadium thriller
The Washington Senators defeated the St. Louis Browns 10 to 9 at Griffith stadium. The tense game featured late scoring and a chance for Browns comeback bids, with key plays by Washington batters and pitchers shaping the final score.
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St. Louis Browns
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Netters Advance At Wimbledon in All England tennis
Five U S men and two women won in the All England championships on June 26 27. Helen Jacobs and Sarah Palfrey won their first round matches while Richard Williams lost to Fred Perry 3 6 2 6 0 in a Davis Cup era clash.
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United States
Helen Hull Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey
Richard Norris Williams
Fred Perry
Josephine Hdrew
Denise
Lee
Frank Shields
Lester Stoefen
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
George M. Lott
Davie Jones
Columbia University
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Miss Palfrey
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H. C. Fischer
Switzerland
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Marcel Bernard
France
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H G Hy Cooper
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Nigel Sharpe
Henn Cochet
Jones
J. Siba
Czechoslovakia
Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Conn
Evelyn Dearman
Underdogs Upset Seeded Players In National Tennis
In Philadelphia at Merion Cricket Club two unheralded players Kendall Cram of Tulane and Carl Holmes of Berkeley shocked top seeds in the national intercollegiate championships. They defeated two seeded opponents and advanced to the fourth round as the field narrowed to 16 survivors.
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Carl Holmes
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Haverford
Diamonds Schedule July Fourth Baseball Game
The Charleston Black Diamonds plan a baseball game on July 4 in Raymond City. Contact 29-383 or write 607-8 McCormick Street to confirm a meet with the Diamonds.
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DuPont Keeps Pace With Second Place After Beating Martinmen
DuPont moved back into a tie for second with Carbide and Carbon Chemists by routing Martin, 6 to 7, at Laidley field. Compton earned the win after relieving Roy Durst in the Martin fifth, driving in the tying run and scoring the eventual winner. Thomas and Laing led hitters with three hits apiece. Shropshire took the loss.
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Compton
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Roberts
Shorpshire
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Gampton
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Campton
Beers
Seorer
A. Hardman
Homer by Ware seals 4-3 win for Starchers Chapel
Homer by Ware in the sixth inning gave Starchers Chapel a 4-3 victory over Coal Fork at Valley Bell Park. Coal Fork rallied in the bottom of the sixth but fell short.
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Starchers Chapel
Coal Fork
Valley Bell Park
Forkers
Sports wrap of last night's slate across leagues
Scores show rain affected several games with Philadelphia beating Pittsburgh 4-4 through five innings. Chicago 9 Brookly n 5. Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 19. New York American League and National League results listed along with Twilight and Middle Atlantic League standings. Notable records include New York 41 23 and Boston 33 22 in the AL, Chicago 19 21 in the NL, and Charleston 6 18 in the Southern Association.
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Wolfe of Charleston Wins Doubles in Opening Events
Preliminary events in the West Virginia annual trapshooting championships opened yesterday at the Charleston Gun club. Wolfe of Charleston won the doubles in the warm up with 46 of 50, while Bivens and Counts led in other divisions. Entrants come from several states for 29 trophies. trophies are on display on Capitol street.
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