Senators Take Pait From League Leaders
Springfield slipped past Charleston in a doubleheader at Kanawha Park. Day led the league leaders with eight timely hits to power an 8-1 opener loss for Springfield while Roxbury edged a 3-2 nightcap victory. Rockey, Fuchs, and Day produced key hits as Springfield trailed early before mounting a rally in the sixth.
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Willard di Day
Joe Roxbury
Charleston
Springield Indians
Kanawha Park
Roxbury
Welters
Trand
Tribessen
Indians
Walsh
Fuchs
Pofahl
Bain
Rocksy
Stoeber
Rockry
Bell
Walters
Scanlan
Springfield
Senators
Younker
Ope
Rockey Franc
Tutghie Ffolliday
Alexander
Getron
Day
Tielschman
Pase
Cima Younker
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Tighe
Jett Field
Dey
Murphy
Rockey
Polahtnica Teethrow
Abstracts of baseball game notes from school venue
Fragmented OCR notes describe a baseball game with players Gebrks Waleamot Fischman Day Walters and others. It lists batters, pitching, balls, strikes, and runs with mentions of substitutions and umpires. Details are garbled but indicate a full box score and mid game events.
Race Results and Placings From City Track Meet
Race results detail multiple age groups and events with times and placements. Notable names include Mr. James Redickle, Always, and Deheat among others. Prize money totals and lane assignments appear, along with final times such as 1:48 and 2:20 in various heats.
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Earth Rage
Val Sait
Apne Beg Bog
Lady
James Redickle
Walays
Capitalut
Tau
Miles
Brud Brook
Sugvineau
Momer L
Sursieie Biase
Chalta Meld
Orley
Belle American Legion Triumphs Over Sturley 10-0
Belle American Legion base ball team defeated Sturley Maid of Charleston 10-0 yesterday as Siders and Beaufout held the mound and Powers and Reynalds pitched for the losers. Belle meets International Tractor at Bella today and plays DuPont at Bells tomorrow.
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Belle American Legion
Sturley Maid of
Charleston
Clu
Siders
Beaufout
Powers
Reynalds
Time Tosers
Belle
International ‘Tractor
Bella
DuPont
Bells
Unpopular Method Hurts All Star Selection Debate
New York June 28 Major leagues barred fans and writers from voting in the annual all star selection prompting protests across the Midwest and West. The clash between fans and leagues grew as the game is treated more like a world series than an exhibition with managers and press urging for a fair poll.
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New York
Lesgues
Sporta
Washington
Middle West
Barders
London
Nationals
Boston
Bill Terry
A. L
Bill Brandt
Chicago
Bostor
Ravens Triumph Over Spring Fork In High-Scoring Tilt
Charleston Ravens beat Spring Fork 6 to 4 as Clay fanned 12 and Hammond struck out 14. Manino Meadows and Raider led the winners, while Clay and Wianfield starred for the losers in a lively game.
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Charleston Ravens
Spring Fork
Clay
Cyclona Hammonds
Manino
Meadows
Rader
Wianfield
Kanawha Field Team Wins Softball Thriller
The Kanawha field softball team beat Bigley field yesterday 13 to 2. Richardson and Fox formed the winning battery with Hastings behind the plate. Richardson started the hitting for Kanawha, Boots Potfenberger joined the Tigers and won his first two Beaumont games this year.
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Kanawha
Bigley
Richardson
Fox
Leon
Hastings
Boots Potfenberger
Beaumont
Tigers
Baseball Notes From The Major Leagues
Buck Crouse and Bill Clewett, tied to the Orioles and Athletics respectively, rekindle past White Sox roommate ties. Lefty Gomez pitched nine of 11 Yankee games this year. Veteran Wale Hoyt, younger than most stars, began pro baseball at fifteen. Jon Buzz Bayle with Kansas City shows a 675 pace. Nashville houses ex big leaguers Dale Alexander and Smead Jolley. Exnte Lombardi of the Reds hits .047.
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Buck Crouse
Baltimore Orioles
Bill Clewett
Athletics
White Sox
Wale Hoyt
Jon Buzz Bayle
National Lemainer
Kansas City
Nashville
Dale Alexander
Smead Jolley
Vanderbilt Racer Milt Marion Lets Scribe Ride
Bob Considine details a ride with Milt Marion, Vanderbilt Cup racer, in a high speed car. The piece mixes colorful, risky driving, near misses, and vivid sensory impressions as the writer experiences the cockpit and track, describing gear, speed, and peril.
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Milt Marion
Vanderbilt
Bob Considine
New. York
Evermore
P. B
Marion
Ptt
Marlon
8Rassler
Atlantic City
Milt
Holditch Paces: college runners pace field in sparse note
A fragmented OCR snippet lists Holditch leading a contingent of runners. It mentions John Emery of Michigan, Tom Koprivnikar of Pittsburgh, L W Maxwell of Princeton, Bob Jackson of Dartmouth, Daniel Donovan of Notre Dame, and Sid Richardson of Northwestern, a Big Ten champion, among others.
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John Emery
Michigan
Tom Koprivnikar
Pittsburgh
L. W. Maxwell
Princeton
Bob Jackson
Dartmouth
Daniel Donovan
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Sid Richardson
Trinity Wins Softball Opener In League Play
Trinity Lutheran church team opened the second half of the Y. M. C. A. league with an 11 to 9 victory over Dream Church at Boys Field. Huddleston and Jones pitched for Trinity.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Y. MC. A
Dream Church
Huddleston
Jones
Medinah Open Field: Ryder Cup Team to Enter Next Month
Chicago columnist notes the Medinah $10,000 Open July 23-25 aims to support caddies, with the full American Ryder Cup team entering, led by Ralph Giddahl and Sam Snead. Horton Smith promotes UK entries while Tommy Armour seeks international representation and Hagen targets the British Open.
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Warren Brown
Chicago
Joe Louis
Artlington
Robert Harrow
Medineh
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Medinah
Ralph Guidahl
Horton Smith
Smith
Guidahl
Sam Snead
Densmore Shute
Zt Dudley
Byron Nelson
Tony Manero
Gene Saraten
Johnny Revolta
Henry Picard
Tommy Armour
Gutdahl
Walter Hagen
Huliy
England
Australia
the Haig
Notable early round results in international tennis draw
The bracket of eight featured Budge and Parker, Stamford native, defeating Mrs Dorothy Andrus 6-0 6-3. Hilde Sperling beat A G Curtis 8-4 6-4, Mathieu defeated Phyltia Mudford King 1 6-2 8-0, Scriven upset Kay Stammers 75 3, Lizana beat Betty Nuthall 6-3 6-2, and Round defeated Countess de la Valdene.
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Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Conn
Hilde Krahwinkel Speriing
Denmark
Miss Jacobs
Mme
Rene Mathieu
France
Peagy Scriven
England
Senorita Anita Lizina
Dorothy Round
Sperling
A. G. Curtis
Mme. Mathieu
Phyltia Mudford King
Miss Scriven
Kay
Lill D'Alvarez
Spain
Gedy
Bod
All-Star Baseball Game Rosters Split Between Leagues
York June 28 AP The all star game July 7 at Washington features a packed National League lineup led by pitchers Hubbell Dean and Mungo plus strong reserves. Ameri cans counter with sluggers Greenberg Foxx and veteran infielders, while starting designers hint Hubbell or Dean may lead for the Nationals.
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Terry
Hubbell
Dean
Mungol
Nationals
McCarthy
Rolfe
New York
DI Maggio
Gehringer
Detrost
Gehrig
Cronin
Boston
Bell
St Louis
Walker
Detroit
Dickey
Grave
Booton
Bridges
Gome
Martin
Efy Bartell
Paul “Waneer
Pittsburgh
Medwick
Mize
St. Louis
Hereman
Chicago
Vaughan
Hartnett
Mungo
Grove
Gomez
Amers Jfcene
Hank Greenberg
Jimmie Foxx
Buddy Myer
Washington
Tarland Clift
Wally Moses
Philadelphia
Roger Cramer
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Luke Sewell
Ricky Ferrell
Stratton
Harder
Wesley Ferrell
Jim Collins
Gess Whitehead
Biw Jurges
Cubs
Gene Moore
Joe Moore
Mel
Ernie Lamberot
Unclear Vintage Pitcher Matchups Listed Across Cities
Fragmentary OCR lists several major league pitcher matchups and game pairings. Mentions Detroit Chicago Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Boston and Cincinnati venues. Details are garbled with inconsistent spellings and dates, limiting precise team or date identification.
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Chicago
Camelon
Warneke
Pitaburgh
Cincinnati
Dowmen and Tauers
Orinemont Deetinger
Philadelphia
New York
Jotuspyre
Rehumacher
Brooklyn
Aoston
Turstecune
Fette
Red Parrot Baseball Beats Dragons 4-0 In Shutout
The Red Parrot baseball team defeated the Dragon club 4-0 Sunday behind strong pitching by Roberts and Williams. Roberts struck out ten in four innings and Williams nine in three. Only one player reached first base. The Parrots plan a doubleheader with High Coal at Anchor Park next Sunday.
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