Half of Wins For League Reds Cards
The article notes Dizzy and Paul Dean lead the St Louis Cardinals in a pennant chase with 28 wins, each accounting for half of the team’s victories. Paul pitched eight innings of a 5-4 win over the Brooklyn Dodgers, while other baseball highlights include White Sox vs Yankees and Reds comeback over the Cubs.
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Associated Press
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St. Lou's
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Dizzy
Daffy
Ducky Medwick
Pepper Martin
Stu Martin
Arkansas Brothers
Cardinals
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Deans
Frankie Frisch
Brooklyn Dodgers
Daffiness Boys
Brooklyn
White Sox
Tommy Bridges
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Brownies
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Rip Radcliff
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Red Sox
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Cincinnati
al Hollingsworth
Chuck Klein
Ival Goodman
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Chicago
Lack Of Nighties Held Reason For Cubs Slump
Chicago reports a tongue in cheek theory blaming the Cubs slump on players wearing night gowns. L M Davis of Ottawa Illinois cites nocturnal attire as hindering performance and even notes Theodore Roosevelt and Napoleon favored such garments. Manager Charley Grimm denies any night wear on the team and jokes that Gabby Hartnett wears pajamas.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
L. M
Doc” Davis
Ottawa
Ill
Nightshirt Club of America
Theodore Roosevelt
Napoleon
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Gabby Hartnett
Parks Opens Open Title Quest As Long Shot Returns
Sam Park, the 1916 open champion, enters the 40th U. S. open amid skepticism from experts yet strong support from peers. Parks, 100 to 1 odds, aims to defend at Balustral after refining his game since Oakmont victory, with many pros backing his chances and the old record in reach around 288.
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Sam Park
Springfield
N. J
Samuel McLaughlin Parks, Jr
Parks
Oakmont
Sar
Tommy Armour
Oldsters
Park
Pittsburgh
Emil Loeffler
Sam
Armour
Loeffler
Henry Picard
Horton Smith
Charles
Chic) Evans, Jr
Gene Sarazen
Sarzen
Olin Dutra
Walter Hagen
Bill Burke
Willie Anderson
Johnny McDermott
Bob Jones
Fights Last Night New York Results
In New York Sonny Jones won 142 1 2 to outpoint Vince De Angelo 145. In Los Angeles Glenn Lee 146 from Edison Nebraska beat George Gravante 143 1 2 from Ocean Park California.
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New York
Sonny Jones
Vancouver
Vince de Angelo
Los Angeles
Glenn Lee
Edison
Neb
George Gravante
Ocean Park
Calif
College Lads on Till Clubs Style Evidence in Pro Talks
A roundup of college born players entering professional circles with a chorus of name drops. Del Bissonette Hal King Ben Sankey Fresco Thompson and others from various colleges appear infield and outfield spots as the International League goes collegiate in spirit.
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New York
Montreal
del Bissonette
New Hampshire State
Georgetown
Hal King
Muskingum
Ben Sankey
Alabama Poly
Auburn
Atlanta
Fresco Thompson
Medwicks
Mr. Knapp
James J. Johnston
the Garden
Joe Louis
Alden Calkins
Trotting Horse Association
Billy Sullivan
Cleveland
Frank Pytlak
Jack Dempsey
South
Oakland Tribune
Bitsy Grant
Louis
Lakewood
Baer
Carnera
Frank Schildrecht
Joe
Olin Dutra
Horton Smith
Senators Win Another Tilt In National League
The Senators beat the Dawns in a tightly fought game as New York moved into a tie for second with Chicago. Cincinnati routed Philadelphia 9 to 0 while St Louis outslugged Brooklyn 5 to 4. Huntington Red Birds upset Akron 22 to 5, and Canton topped Portsmouth 12 to 9 in a day of league action.
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Associated Press
Huntington Red Birds
Akron
Canton
Portsmouth
Schamp
Walter Alston
St. Louis
Senators
Dawns New York
Dayton
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
Chicago
Zanesville
Cincinnati
Charleston
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Ducks
Reis
Babbit
Kraus
Scatters
Swift
Helmers
Gillispie
Portsmouth Panthers
Carl O'Grady
David Stinger
Huntington
Two hard luck horses set for Belmont stakes battle
New York June 3 P The hard luck horses of the year William Woodyards Granville and J E Wideners Brevity will race in the 68th Belmont stakes at Belmont Park for a 25000 added purse Both have failed to win major races recently and are the favorites to contest the divisional crown with the Derby and Preakness winner sidelined Brevity and Granville have each faced rough times with Bold Venture and Firethorn but enter Belmont with little excuse in a one and one half mile race Likely nine starters should provide racing room and Granville appears a slight favorite over Brevity based on the Suburban form.
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New York
William Woodyard
Granville
J. E. Widener
Belmont Park
Bold Venture
Jamaica
Teufel
Bold Ventures
Firethorn
Jone
White Cockade
Baseball Scores and Schedule From The Sentinel
Bruins list today games Boston at Pittsburgh New York at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia not scheduled In the American League Chicago leads with 11 New York 9 Boston 14 Cleveland 6 Detroit Philadelphia 4 Washington 15 St Louis 11 Detroit at Philadelphia St Louis at Washington Cleveland at Boston Chicago at New York Patronize Sentinel Advertisers
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Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Wrestling results from Baltimore and Boston matches
Vincent Lopez of California defeated Gino Garibaldi of St. Louis in 36 minutes 20 seconds. Joe Cox of Cleveland lost in Boston, 17 minutes 20 seconds, to an opponent weighing 207 pounds from Boston.
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Balimore
Vincent Lopez
California
Gino Garibaldi
St. Louis
Boston
Joe Cox
Cleveland
Grafton District Marbles Winners Advance to Clarksburg Finals
William Manley of the Graf ton M C A directs the event with James Proudfoot of Grafton and Donald Ridgely of Fort Ashby as top finishers. The trio will compete in the Central West Virginia finals in Clarksburg on June 5 under The Clarksburg Exponent Telegram sponsorship.
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William Manley
Grafton
James Proudfoot
Donald Ridgely
Fort Ashby
Mineral County
Donald
Jimmy
Central West Virginia
Clarksburg
Exponent- Telegram
West Virginia car takes second in Monongahela races
Arnie Pease of Canonsburg pa drove the Spence Special to second place in auto racing at Monongahela pa. The car owned by Jimmy Spence Morgantown was part of a West Virginia contingent. Also, bail was set for John Williams of Riversville after a fishing without license arrest in the same report. Earl Lykens a Marshall college athlete traveled to Oxford ohio for the Buckeye conference track meet, vaulting to the conference title using Miami university poles. Burt Harbert, a Davis Elkins college graduate, is named coach at New Martinsville replacing Mont McIntyre.
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Charleston
Arnie Pease
Canonsburg
Monongahela
Pease
Spence
Jimmy Spence
Morgantown
B. L. Tate
John Williams
Rivesville
Justice of the Peace
H. Pete Hamilton
Harbert
Earl Lykens
Marshall College
Buckeye
Oxford
Miami University
Burt Harbert
Davis-Elkins College
Mont McIntyre
New Martincville
Keyser
Grafton Forms New County Baseball Team
Interest grows in county baseball as Recreation Manager Bob Wright announces a new team to be based in Monongah. Eleven players signed with plans to hire more as the squad aims to challenge nearby counties, with several games already booked against Monongah Davis the Zesing Chemies Carr China and other local teams.
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Bob Wright
Monongah
Wright
Davis
The
Zesing
Chemies
Carr China
Pete Wolfe
Bennett
Lefty Sampson
Paul Willis
Coleman
Jim Beverlin
Daugherty
Earl Vince
Parkerstown High rivals topple Triadelphia in 4-1 tennis win
At Allegheny High in Cumberland Maryland after graduation in 1929 a Parkersburg High School tennis team beat Triadelphia Ohio Valley Athletic Association champions 4-1. The Cabell County Board of Education named Frank J Loebs of Cleveland as assistant coach at Huntington High School. Loeb played football at Purdue University. J E Buckle Huntington coach and athletic director recommended Loeb.
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Allegheny High
Cumberland
Parkersburg
Triadelphia
Ohio Valley Athletic Association
Cabell County Board of Education
Frank J. Loebs
Cleveland
Huntington High School
Loeb
Purdue University
J. E. Buckle
Huntington
Bruce Campbell Poised for Comeback With Indians
Bruce Campbell slugging outfielder for the Cleveland Indians, after a third spinal meningitis attack and hospital discharge in Boston, is raring to go and hopes to rejoin the Indians lineup soon. Central Press reports this recovery effort and comeback aim.
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Bruce Campbell
Olland Indians
Bruce
Boston
Cleveland
Central Press
Interview With Voters Promised On Broadcast
A one hour broadcast featuring voter interviews across 14 cities will air at 10:15 Thursday night. Conducted by the Associated Republican Clubs, the program titled Asking America for a Platform asks participants from diverse activities in New York Kansas City Des Moines Dallas Memphis Omaha Detroit Pittsburgh Cleveland Los Angeles Chicago St Louis Indianapolis and Louisville for their views.
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Wjz-Nbc
Associated Republican Chibs
America
Kansas City
Des Moines
Dallas
Memphis
Omaha
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Thieves Steal Nine Coin Change Machine from Liquor Store
J Floyd Harrison commission counsel states no beverages were taken after thieves removed a nine coin change machine from the state liquor store in the downtown business district.
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Charleston
State
J. Floyd Harrison
Commission
Dust concerns at New Buffalo Creek bridge in Fairmont
The Fairmont city board heard residents complain that dust from the unfinished roadway near the New Buffalo Creek bridge is harmful to health.
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Fairmont
New
Buffalo Creek Bridge
Anti-Glaring Glass Demonstrated At Safety Forum
White Sulphur Springs June 3 A new headlight glass designed to curb glare was shown to automotive engineers at a highway safety discussion. Edwin J Land explained polarized crystals in a sheet of celluloid could filter glare, promising night driving approaching daytime safety.
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Edwin J. Land
Wheelwright Laboratories
Auto
George J. Mercer
F. R. Fagoel
Twin Coach Company
Kent
J. T. Keller
Chrysler Corporations
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