Powell and Niebergall Boost Senators in Second Half Push
Frank A. Knight reports the Charleston Senators led by Watt Powell and Charles Niebergall show signs of a winning second half in the Mid Atlantic League. After a 16 of 20 run lifting them from cellar to near third, the club heads to Zanesville for a three day stand with Beckley and Knights at their new park before returning.
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Frank A. Knight
The
Gazette
Charleston
Messrs
Watt Powell
Charles A. Niebergall
Senators
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Niebergail
Daly
Cotton Scores 67 to Take Lead in British Tourney
In light rain at St George's Cotton shot 67 to lead the opening round of the British Open. Denny Shute posted 71 to tie for third with six others as American contenders faced mixed results. Sarazen and MacDonald Smith struggled, while Kirkwood and the others lagged behind.
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Cotton
Andwich
Eng
Henry Cotton
Denny Shute
Philadelphia
St. George's
Gene Sarazen
MacDonald Smith
Shute
Onute
Shote
United States
Joe Kirkwood
Sarazen
Mac Smith
Cee
Carbide Faces Martin In Rain-Interrupted 5-1 Defeat
Carbide was beaten 5-1 by Martin in a Twilight League tilt at Laidley Field. The game halted with two out in the fifth due to rain, then resumed from the fourth. Martin's offense featured Walters, Marks and Hensel driving in runs, while Calvert Holstein and Rune yielded key miscues.
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Martinmen
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Beere and
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Perry
Blossom Dairy Tops Delaware Avenue Pharmacy 4 3
Blossom Dairy defeated Delaware Avenue Pharmacy 4 to 3 on Tuesday. Tonight at six at Starcherfield the winners face Lowman Drug. The lineup included Barker Hartley Brown Myers and Weber.
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Weber
Stogies Top Ducks in Double Victory at Wheeling
Wheeling’s Stogies defeated the Dayton Ducks in a doubleheader 5-4 in seven innings and 10 innings 5-4. Pitchers Wolf Wenrich and Hartje faced Ducks hitters while Wheeling’s Hassen Millies Strayvis Hartie made key plays to seal the wins.
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Dayton Ducks
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Wenrich
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Dayton
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Millies
Strayvis
Hartie
Given Captures Doubles Honors Omer Given at Charleston
Omer Given of Charleston won the doubles championship at the West Virginia state trap shoot held at the Charleston Gun Club. The day featured the 16 yard singles with the second half set for today, as Charleston gunners dominated. Given shot 87, Bivens was runner up with 85. class winners included Wolfe, Calloway, Smith Jr, and Mitchell among others, with nonresident Hall and Achtenhagen notable in their classes.
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Fairmont
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Given
C. ©. Mitchell
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Baseball results and schedules from yesterday’s games
National League scores include Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 1 and St Louis 8 New York 1. American League highlights New York 8 Chicago 7. Boston 6 Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia. St Paul 2 Toledo 11 in American Association. Twilight and Mid Atlantic leagues report multiple games with wet grounds and pending night matches.
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Chapman Homer In Uth Wins 8-7 for Yankees
Ben Chapman hit a solo homer in the eleventh inning and Johnny Murphy pitched 2 1 3 innings of fine relief as the New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 8 to 7. The win kept New York in first place a half game ahead of idle Detroit.
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Ben Chapman
Johnny Murphy
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Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
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Almuth Af
Honura Ib
Simmons
O Gehrig Th
Boston Blanks Tribe in 6-0 Shutout Victory
The Boston Red Sox defeated the Cleveland Indians 6-0 for their second shutout of the season. Bark moved into the third line as Boston dominated with strong pitching and timely hitting.
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Boston Red Sox
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Baseball box score snippet from Cleveland Boston game
A partial 1930s baseball box score lists Cleveland and Boston players with batting totals, runs, errors, and pitching notes. Key names include Porter Werber Solters Kamm Myatt Pearson Lee and H Johnson. The line shows multiple innings tallies, outs, and substitutions with final totals and umpire notes.
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Pearson
H. Johnson
Strick
Brea
Hean
Ricel
McGowan
Gwens Tine
Johnnies rally to topple Pirates 10 9 in nine innings
Johnstown surged with four runs in the ninth inning to overcome Springfield 10 to 9 in a late rally. Hardway, Connolly, Trotter and Raveena contributed for Johnstown while Vitali, Fitton and Mace pitched.
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Connolly
Trotter
Raveena
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Fitton
Macete
Four Americans Left in Tourney at Wimbledon
Rain disrupts schedule as Helen Jacobs awaits a rain postponed match. Americans Carlin Babcock and Sarah Palfrey advance to the third round, with Babcock beating Colette Rosambert 7-5 6-2 and Palfrey defeating England’s E M Dearman 6-3 6-2. Doubles champions George Lott Jr and Lester Stoeton also win to face Czech pair Menzel and Hecht.
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Helen Jacobs
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Stamford
Los Angeles
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Miss Babcock
Colette Rosambert
A. H Mellows
England
Miss Palfrey
E. M. Dearman
Giants Fall To Cardinals In Sixth Strikeout Loss
St Louis defeated New York 7 to 5 in a midweek game as Jerome Dean earned his 12th win. Delancey homered in the ninth for the Giants after a late rally, while Medwick, Watkins, Schumacher and Ott drove in runs for the Cardinals. Errors by Jackson, Syden and Delancey contributed to the tense finish.
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Golf honors award to Oakmont and Cleveland clubs
The United States Golf Association announced the 1935 national open goes to Oakmont Country Club in Pittsburgh and the national amateur tournament to the Country Club of Cleveland. The dates will be announced later. Oakmont last hosted the open in 1927 with Tommy Armor defeating Larry Cooper in a playoff. Cleveland previously hosted the amateur in 1909 when Jerome D. Travers won.
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United States
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Larry Cooper
Jerome D. Travers
Lowman Drug Team Defeats Valley Grove Five Nil
The Lowman Drug team beat Valley Grove 5-0 yesterday. Hall held the losers to three. The score credited to B12 DLL Hall Stump Johnson Osborne and Mack.
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Valley Groveeam
Hall
Stump
Johnson
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Mack
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