Pirates Near Top in Early Season Mystery
The Pittsburgh Pirates sit third with 21 wins and 20 losses as fans flock to turnstiles amid a season of unpredictability. Key players include Jim Weaver emerging as a reliable starter while Cy Blanton struggles. Waite Hoyt and Guy Bush provide relief, and Vaughan and Waner brothers face slumps. The night games feature Reds, Giants, Bees, and the Pirates hosting the East-West series opener.
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Cy) Blanton
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Fights Last Night Across Several Cities
In Pittsburgh Al Galner outpointed Joe Knight while Frankie Sagilio defeated Toots Bernstein in Chicago and Salvey Savan won over Gaspare Abrusso in New York. Bushy Graham stopped Orville Drouillard in Utica and Max Zona outpointed Big Boy Brackey in Buffalo. Castillo beat Tracy Cox in San Antonio.
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Illinois boxing bosses change knockout rules
CHICAGO JUNE 2 The Illinois State Athletic Commission amended rules to allow a draw when a fighter is stopped for an eye injury while reading on points. The change ends technical knockouts caused by injuries, shifting prior outcomes where a cut led to a TKO. Frankie Wallace of Cleveland knockout Ervin Berlier of New Orleans in a separate bout.
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Hoppe Demonstrates Cue Skill to Large Grafton Crowd
Will Hoppe world billiards champion headlined a National Billiard Association exhibition in Grafton, showing trick shots and competitive play against local stars. He won 100 points to under ten in straight billiards and 33 to six in three cushion, while outlining his six world titles and current titles in cushion carom and balkline. He plans three more weeks on tour before a fall 18.2 balkline title bid against Welker Cochran, and reflects on starting at seven and his son’s lack of natural talent for the sport. Phillips praises the season’s star lineup and future interest in pocket billiards.
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Loyal C. Phillips
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Hoppe
Welker Cochran
Cochran
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Allen Proves Real Bargain For Cubs In Field Or Bat
Chicago reports Ethan Allen the Cubs new outfield rider proves a bargain as Curt Davis’s deal with Philadelphia netted Chuck Klein and money. Allen’s speed and defense steady Chicago’s faltering NL champions. he hits well in first games and becomes regular right fielder after early tests.
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Wrestling results from Detroit and Philadelphia meets
Ail Bava weighing 202 and Turkey and Frank Sexton 235 from Se jalia Mo drew in Detroit after a double counted finish. In Philadelphia Vincent Lopez 227 from Los Angeles defeated Chief Little Wolf 215 from Trinidad Colo in 15:41.
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Frank Sexton
Sejalia
Drew
Philadelphia
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Los Angeles
Chief Little Wolf
Trinidad
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HINTON Bluestone reservoir control levels completed
June 1 officials report the Bluestone reservoir control levels have been completed. Contractors had finished work on the levees and spillway, ensuring full containment and safety. Officials emphasize ongoing monitoring and maintenance by local authorities.
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Aussies Win Zone Final Over Americans In Five Set Duel
In Philadelphia on June 2 Australia defeated the United States three to two to claim the American zone final in the Davis Cup. Jack Crawford toppled Wilmer Allison in five sets, 4-6 6-3 4-6 6-2 6-2, giving Australia a decisive third point, while Donald Budge’s victory over Adrian Quist in five sets sealed the margin. The defeat ends another American campaign with doubts over selections and future development.
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Bitsy) Grant
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Fred Perry
Pirates drop pitcher Tising after short trial
Pittsburgh notes that Johnny Tising, 28, right handed recruit from Louisville, was released by the Pirates after a brief showing. The team had until June 1 to decide on a purchase and sent him back to Louisville for training rule violations following a string of poor outings.
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Solons Drop Loop Pacers
The Zanesville Greys topped Dayton Ducks 8 1 behind Zu ber’s strong pitching. Johnstown fell to Charleston 10 7 as Zuber struck out 12 with six hits allowed. Akron moved to third after beating Huntington 16 6. Portsmouth edged Canton 5 3 after a seventh inning rally. Today’s schedule includes Huntington at Akron and Charleston at Johnstown.
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Governor Kump Signs Autographs for Princet on School Guests
Charleston June 2 Governor Kump signed 50 autographs for Princeton grade school students who were guests of the Daughters of the American Revolution during an inspection of the State House.
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Durham Youth Has Longest Amateur Golf Drive
In Durham North Carolina Henry Clay Poe of Duke University is acclaimed as the longest driver among amateurs after Lawson Little turned pro. Poe averages about 240 yards and impressed Walter Hagen. The 20 year old is rapidly improving and may gain future prominence. The column also mixes sports notes about Joe Louis and other entertainment tidbits in a flashy, wire-service style.
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Gainer Defeats Veteran Negro Boxer In Ten Round Bout
Al Gainer of New Haven defeated Joe Knight of Cairo Ga in ten rounds in Pittsburgh last night. Gainer weighed 172 pounds to Knight's 111. Knight showed heart and stamina but was knocked down once in the third and did not win a round.
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Graduation of Earl Wellman caps multi sport career at Marshall
Earl Wellman, a four sport athlete and sophomore at Marshall college, graduates in Charleston. He recalled helping the Big Green win a baseball game in one city then rushing to Cincinnati to set a school track record with a 22 feet 10 inches broad jump and multiple event placements. Prince Turley, a Charlestown track favorite, matched a Panhandle oval record by circling the 5.8 mile track in one minute. the gelding owned by H M Simpson and ridden by Charlie Quatebaum won by four lengths.
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Wellman
Wittenberg College
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University of Cincinnati
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Republic Steel Leases Inland Colleries Mine
Republic Steel Corporation leased the Indianola mine of Inland Colleries, previously on limited production for two years. The company already runs several “captive” mines around Russelton, near Pittsburgh, as part of its mining operations.
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Robert E. Lee Week to be Held in August
White Sulphur Springs reports the annual Robert E. Lee Week will be observed the week of August 23. The notice cites community events and commemorations honoring General Lee.
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Crop damage report and sports notes from Davis area
A June 1 crop damage note cites temperatures dropping to 29 degrees two weeks ago. The Mason area observer notes Alex Mashle leading in early rounds of the Massachusetts open last week. Joe Engle, promoter and showman, heads Chattanooga Lockouts of the Southern Association with a claim of a world’s largest scoreboard.
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Old Timer to Win Open Is Smiths Dope Springfield
In Springfield New Jersey June reports favor an older player to win the national open golf championship at Ballasrol this week. MacDonald Smith, 46, argues veterans know how to tame hard undulating greens and wind. He notes steel shafts now give better precision than old hickory. The locker room chatter mentions Dutra, Cooper, Nelson, Armour, Hagen, and others as likely contenders. Smith recalls his 26 year old near-made title in Philadelphia.
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Harry Cooper
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