Cronin Has Alibi Ready
NEW YORK June 29. Joe Cronin, Boston Red Sox shortstop, defends team as injuries and odd lineups plague the club. He cites only three games with regular infielders on the field all season and expects better results in the four game series with the Yankees. Cronin pins hope on Johnny Marcum, who he says is rounding into form.
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New York
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Yankees
Bing Miller
Bing
Manush
Cooke
Boston
Joe
Yanks
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Cronin
Rick Ferrell
Grove
Johnny Marcum
Marcum
Nitro Defeats Winfield 12 to 3 in Return Game
The Monsanto Chemical company baseball team from Nitro defeated Winfield 12-3 in a Sunday game. O’Dell pitched for Winfield, keeping hits scattered while Nitro’s hitters produced with Buck Farley going 3-for-5 with a triple, two doubles and a single. Nitro seeks a July 4 game at Nitro and provides contact, FE. F. Hartrantt.
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Winfield
Monsanto Chemical Company
Nitro
O'Dell
Wine Ners
Buck Farley
FE. F. Hartrantt
Monsanto Ae
Winfield On
NOO Cag
Odelt
Hudsall
Crawford and Theveni
Flashes Fall to Sport Mart in Valley Bell League Game
Sport Mart overwhelmed the Walker Flashes 6 to 1 at Valley Bell park in a Charles tom Soffoall league contest. McEwan pitched shutout innings, limiting the Flashes to seven hits as Sport Mart built a decisive lead. Henderson, Gear heart, and Jamrosy contributed for the winners with key hits and fielding plays.
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Sport Mart
Walker Flashes
Valley Bell Park
Charlestom
Budge Lone U S Star Survives Wimbledon Quarterfinals
At Wimbledon Budge, the lone American survivor, defeated Adrian Quist in straight sets to reach the semifinals where he was joined by Perry and Von Cramm. The day saw mostly straight-set results with Budge showcasing consistent all court play and powerful serves. Perry defeated Bitz 6-4 6-3 6-1 while Von Cramm outlasted Crawford 6-1 7-5 6-4.
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Imbledon
England
America
Don Budge
Oakland
Budge
Adrian Qust
Allison
H.W. Bunny
Austin
Grant
Fred Perry
Baron Gottfried van Cramm
Berry Ast
Tangy Allison
Perry
Forest Hills
von Cramm
Crawford
Venn Cramam
Quist
Buige
Flo
Fischer and Dusette Fight To Draw In Armory Card Bout
Former light heavyweight champion Fischer battled Boxton’s George Dusette to a double countout draw in a three fall main event at the American Legion Mat program. Dusette seized the first fall at 25:06, Fischer claimed the second with a pile driver, and the third saw tying tackles and a risky exit from the ring. Also, King Kons defeated Otto Ecker in two straight falls, and Max Martin tied Hans Schnoble in a 30 minute bout. Lincoln and Glenwood split a softball doubleheader with Glenwood 11 0 in game one and Lincoln 13 11 in the nightcap.
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Charley
Fischer
Dusette
Duyette
Bastonian
King Kons
Otto Ecker
Germany
King
Rasputin
Max Martin
Pasadena
Cal
Hans Schnoble
Tickets go on sale for Redleg Senator game here
Tickets for the Charleston Senators exhibition with the Cincinnati Reds go on sale at Otder's Drug Store in the Ar eate building. The game under lights at Kanawhe Park is next Tuesday night July 7. W YD Taliehet oversaw sales as several hundred fans already booked seats. A large advance sale of box and grand stand tickets is expected.
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Otder
Charleston Senators
Chneinnati Reds
Kanawhe Park
W. YD. Taliehet
Nnid
Reds Clinch Seventh Straight with Sevenths Inning Rally
Cincinnati Reds defeat Chicago Cubs 4 to 0 to extend their winning streak to seven. All Reds runs came in the seventh inning as Paul Derringer delivered a run driven single, while Cubs starter Curt Davis took the loss after seven innings of work.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Cubs
Reds
Paul Derriiger
Cnsegre
Derringer
Gill
Cayarelta
Jurges
Curt Davis
Henshaw
Antares Amar
Go & R
Gil
Hark
O'Dea
Cavalcetti
Cavalcetti, Yovtis
Herman
Gaia
Gotuerty
Myerhott
Cinema
Haare
Heusla Boyits
Arkie Faces Tough Comeback in West Virginia Open
Arkie stalled in a demanding tennis comeback at Huntington, losing a grueling five setter to a fellow West Virginia player as fans watched a tense semifinal. The event, part of a circuit including the Southern West Virginia Open and Greenbrier Valley Open, drew top regional players and highlighted stamina and spin masterful rallies.
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Arkle
Die
Bulen
Arkie
Colin
Eddie Buckle
Tiskle Reed
Huntington
Sam Con
Jockey nets double wins at Crates Town racecard
Lune 24 report credits Gooh Garrett of Nisbeltis Yeon with a double win at Crates Town. He won the feature race in 1.02 25 for five-eighths, pairing the victory with An Quev in the third to yield a 317.80 exacta and 399.80 double payout. Folsom rode for Mrs. Ht. W. Traatt in the third race. Cora Kay, trained by Suva win, also featured, with Henry Qedier noted for the fifth race.
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Crates
Lune
Gooh Garrett
Nisbeltis
Shitey Garren
Leith Vengurta
Pascoth
Quev
Folsom
Ht. W. Traatt
Suva
Henry Qedier
White
Cora Kay
Canynge
Winsner
Southmoor Chub Caddies Top Kanawha Outfit In Opener
The Southmoor Chub Caddies defeated the Kanawha outfit in their season debut, 61. Notable pairings included i dobn Welker and Anza Dent Seulimon beating Bill Halder and van McCallisna, while Futon Wile liatis and duke Spestee won over Pete Webb and Deany Cobb. Charles Cubl and Ellis fell to Dillat Kanawhar with a 2 4 result.
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Kanawha Country Cat
Southmoar
Southmoor Cats
I Dobn Welker
Anza Dent Seulimon
Bill Halder
van McCallisna
Futon Wileliatis
Duke Spestee
South Taert
Pete Webb
Deany Cobb
Charles Cubl
Ellis
Dillat Kanawhar
Walter McTries
Clyde Williams
Carbide Seizes Tie With Blossom In 3-2 Victory
In a Industrial division game Carbide edged Blossom 3-2 after Blossom errors helped Carbide. Pitcher Jack Rippetoe earned the win as Sutton held Blossom hitless in relief. The Pirates and Reds drew, keeping Carbide tied with Blossom. next Sunday armor park hosts a doubleheader with key league matchups.
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Carbide Wid Carbon
Ackoto
Bleesom Dairy
Mie Kahaha Valley
Tengee Yester
Armor Park
Pirates
Putney
Laidley
Carbide
Blossom
Jack Rippotoe
Sutton
Milhug
Arnett Wert
Mr Cracken
Rippetoc
Tiple
Higgins
Rotgin
Payne
Ware
Calvert
Blunsom
Stele
Weser
Roller
Baker
Chancey
Ore
Arnest
Buckley
Clont
Bileking
Arnett
Gareene
Carnie
Amatoro
Young
Mears
Racing Results at Artligion Park Fireb Rare Stakes
Race card snapshots show multiple events at Artligion Park including a $1000 purse two year olds, mile and sprint heats with times such as 1:38 and 1:20 noted. Participants include Breyen aon, Toole Enke, Wire Marsh, James, Lily Redvese, and others across seventh and eighth races with added purses listed and odds implied.
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Toole Enke
Breyenaon
Son
Wire Marsh
A. Reser
Ide
Gaper Maid
Mary Keen
Mince Bull
Britain
Seirk Leprisdhe
Ino J
Chae
Bil
Spits
Lily Redvese
Royal Lenn
Bidkasee
Che Lane
Nuhis Pride
Rolembene
Tna
Judge Uren
Sare
James
Rot
Inns
Barcering Kale
Corbett
Ozer Boeing Lad
Saison
Rand Duke
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Conte
Zeza
Mama's Choice
Cotinghem
Ale Iowancer
Count Arthur
L. Balakhao
Brown
Fruthera
Ranies
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J. Nolan
Tip
Iorle
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GeNelile Wag
Tora Nenty
Erin Toreh
Tatitus
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FeMicaide
eCotion Clin
Preehment
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Litides
Happy
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C-Caluracy Farm Cnite
Plefeld
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Lia Caryola
Tore Arcam Fou
Arrow
Monick Ska
Wise Duke
Alzorani
Borin
Athanin
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Erie
Ubi
C. Gorveth
HS. Renter Ae Alotun
Chace Chan
Be Mouss
Universal Consensua At Artington Mark 1 Virginia P Fee Talk
The fragmentary OCR lists numerous proper nouns such as Virginia, Broadway, and various named terms and figures. It appears as a chaotic catalog of names and phrases with no clear narrative or event to summarize. The readable items point to a periodical or catalog-like entry rather than a coherent article.
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Universal Service
Artington Mark 1
Virginia P
Fee Talk
Labeeric
S—Bushmester
UeMy Cow
Nauehis
Bahoe
Vtienwh
Reaping Reward
Freelex
tHeualey Rire
Impeach
Berensshee
Finn Crutime
Wile
Shade Gale
Gur Prince
Dr. Feter Restbet
Meadtey Elites
Virginia
Ceol
Broadway Rage
Alkit
Neaunthing Bay
Matire
Andel T.-Sonapnin
Poles Theraia
h—Mary Me
Atte Gold
Pasay
Imetiel Roberta
Wi Thweins
Bcamingna
Chalke
Xitlen Nanes
Ahtu
Runyon Believes Louis Will Still Be Great Fighter
New York radio notes columnist Runyon argues Joe Louis will remain a top heavyweight. He cites Dempsey’s doubts, but contends Louis may surpass Schmeling after more hard bouts and time to mature. The piece reflects mixed opinions on Louis’s future and resilience.
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Joe Louis
New York
Jack Dempsey
Joe Lowglass
Jay
Dempsey
Joe
Louis
Dempsry
Jim Flynn
Flynn
Pempsey Dowt
Fiynn
Wild Burt Kenny
Andre Anderson
Joe Gansop Dempsey
John Arthur Johnson
Benny Leonard
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Mickey Walker
Wiseacrés Farret
Schmeling
Phil Brubaker
California
Sharkey
Charleston Tigers Win Sixth Consecutive Tilt
Charleston Tigers dominate the court to extend their streak to six straight wins as Rayford Clipp and teammates deliver a strong performance. Manager Belcher orders all players to report for a 2:30 practice at Valley Bell Park this afternoon.
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Charleston Tigers
Ton Tigers
da Oide
Standing Teams Avenal League Revue of Yesterday’s Scores
A fragmented box of scores lists teams including Cincinnati New York Brooklyn Detroit Chicago and Cleveland with partial records and upcoming games. The brief notes reflect league standings and yesterday’s results with scattered figures and player initials.
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Cincinnati
W.L Prt
Pet
Shicuxo
Clarinwati
Bas
Gaston
Presburgh
Sal Piteelohi
New York
Brooklyn
Everett Marshall Wins Title From Ali Baba
Everett Marshall won what was billed as a world heavyweight championship wrestling match against Ali Baba in Columbus. The husky Columbus and Colorado grappler controlled the bout from the start, finishing in 35 minutes 26 seconds with a series of full nelsons and two body slams to secure victory.
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Columbu
Everett Marshall
Husky Young Columbus
Colorado Grappier
Ali Babe
Turk
Marshall
San Francisco Golfer Janien Little Jr Wins National Title
Janien Little Jr of San Francisco earned both the United States and Great Britain golf championships in 1934 and 1935. The James E. Sullivan Award, presented annually to top amateur athlete, was given at a luncheon attended by Avery Brundage. Fellow honoree included William Bonthron, a distance runner, recognized last year for his achievements.
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Janien Little, Jr
San Francisco
United States
James E. Sullivan
Avery Brundage
Junior Chamber of
Wiliam
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