Yanks Split With Browns in St Louis Doubleheader
ST. LOUIS, June 28. Yankees lose the opener 6 to 3 to the Browns, then drop the second game 7 to 4. Home runs accounted for all Browns runs in the first game as Julius Solters cleared the bases with a walk and singles following. Bottomley and Bell homered for the Browns, while New York left ten on base in the nightcap.
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Burnwell Takes Tri County Belt With 11-6 Victory
Burnwell defeated Fayetteville 11 to 6 in a Tri County League game at Fayetteville. Burnwell rallied with a three run spree in the night and piled up 16 hits against Fayetteville’s 10, aided by five Diamond errors. Beadsford?
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Arkle Wins State Tennis Title In Five Sets
Veteran Wheeling star B F Arkle dethrones Sam Cohn in a grueling five set final at Charleston Tennis Club to claim the state singles championship. He and partner Wright Hugus won the doubles title, while Buckle Reed edged Cohn and partner for another title. Mrs Evelyn Heiberg, Huntington, defeated Martha Norvell in the women’s final.
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Cubs Win Two Take Loop Lead
Chicago defeats Pittsburgh and New York in a doubleheader extending their lead. The Cubs top Pittsburgh 4 1 and beat New York 6 8 as pitching from French and Lee shapes the game. Details show standings and early season momentum in league play.
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Cubs sweep Giants as pennant race tightens
Chicago crushed New York 3-0 and 6-0 to seize first place in the National League pennant chase while St. Louis fell 7-5 to the Dodgers. In three weeks the Cubs have won 21 of 24 with a 15 game streak, led by strong pitching and timely hitting from Demaree and Hartnett amid a tight NL race.
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Meadow Brook Beats Huntington in Narrow Golf Victory
Meadow Brook's golf team defeated Huntington at the Meadow Brook course yesterday afternoon with a 65 1-2 to 251-2 score. The match featured numerous players including ALJ McKay, Stewkins, H Todd, Paul Dunnavant, Lake Beown, Pred Pieisehienn, Roy Bunnavant, and more, with a rescheduled return match likely soon in Huntington.
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Hoblitzells Seek Golf Crowns at Old White
White Sulphur Springs June 2R The Hoblitzell family returns to Old White in a bid to become the first father and mother to win dual state golf championships. Mrs Ann Hoblitzell holds the women’s title with a strong chance to defend against Frtzi Slifel of Wheeling. Jack Hoblitzell, WVU golfer, shows improved form as he pursues victory. Former champions likely include Tom Bloch and others, with Bannerat not competing this year and Larman a lone Charleston medalist from last year.
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Zanesville Greys Split Double With Charleston Senators
In Charleston Zanesville Greys split a doubleheader with the Senators. Afternoon 10-8 victory. night 6-5 loss. Jett Heath homered twice in the two games, totaling 17 on the season, with Grimes Hahn and Secary also going yard for Zanesville.
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Dayton and Yankees Split Twin Bill in Akron
Dayton and Akron divided a doubleheader with Dayton winning 5 to 4 in the opener and Akron taking the nightcap 16 to 2. Wegner doubled in the ninth and scored the winning run in the first game as Dayton capitalized on Akron errors to knot the score in the seventh. Jack Graham hit a homer for the Yankees in the second game as Dayton’s offense collided with Akron pitching in a high-scoring nightcap.
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Ward Regains Lead in 9 3 Victory Over Reds
Ward moved into first in the Kanawha Valley Commercial division by defeating the Charleston Reds 9 to 3 at Ward. Jim Andrews earned the win with 12 strikeouts, despite a rough start, while Reds starter Ellis lasted only two innings before Percy relieved. Ward tallied five runs in the first and four in the second after a rough first frame, then held on as the Pirates won at Armor Park.
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Wingard Holds Honors in National Swim Meet
Lenore Wingard of Homestead Pennsylvania won three individual titles at the New York outdoor nationals at Manhattan Beach. She defended and reclaimed the one mile 440 yard and 880 yard freestyle crowns, set a faster time, and helped the Women's Swimming Association claim team honors with 41 points. Eleanor Holm Jarrett starred in relay events, helping the W S A collect records and another relay title while the A team placed second.
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Johnny Dawson Wins Trans Miss Golf Final in Wichita
Johnny Dawson of Chicago defeated George Matson of Wichita this afternoon to win the Trans Miss Golf Tournament final at the Wichita Country Club.
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U S Olympic Hopes Brighter By Alan Gould
U S Olympic hopes rise as semi final trials in Cambridge Milwaukee and Los Angeles produce surprises comebacks and notable marks. Glenn Morris breaks the decathlon world record in Milwaukee with 7820 points under a new scoring system.
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Pirates Crush Engravers in 10-7 Game Victory
Tinney's Pirates rally to an 18 hit attack powering past the Engravers 10 to 7. Shropshire started for Engravers and yielded early, while Hard toed the mound for Pirates allowing enough offense to back a comfortable lead. Shropshire homered for Engravers in the fourth, Turner homered for Pirates in the seventh as Seagle, E Thomas, and Beane contributed on base in a high scoring affair.
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Pure Oil Caps 16 1 Can Lead Owens In Skeet Shoot
John Kramer tied with Cliff Bradley for high honors at the Kanawha Skeet Club shoot yesterday. Each had an 47 of a possible 50. Glen Shanklin was second with 46. Monona Hardin 3, M. K Hearne 38, C. B. Weight 34, Ralph Liggett 30.
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Light Heavy Title Staked In Legion Wrestling Main Event
Charley Fischer former light heavyweight champion meets George Dusette for the title in the American Legion bout at the Arme ory tonight. Dusette is recognized by the Mid-Western Wareste Ung association as the title holder after successive losses moved through Walter Roxy and Fischer. Fisher, 179 pounds from Butternut Wisconsin, seeks redemption amid disputed disqualification decisions. The card also features Otto Ecker of Germany versus King Kong, plus Hana Schnoble of Germany facing Max Martin of Pasadena in the opening bout at 8:30.
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Wimbledon Meet Will Be Resumed
Wimbledon quarter finals shape as Perry faces Grant with Budge and Allison advancing. Grant toppled Vivian McGrath in straight sets while Crawford Quist and others joined the lineup from yesterday’s play. In women's action Helen Jacobs defeated Countess De Le Verdene and moves on to meet Anita Lizane.
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