Cubs Power Surges as They Win Ninth Straight
The Chicago Cubs crushed the Boston Bees 17 to 1 as Tex Carleton allowed eight hits, extending their nine game win streak and moving toward matching 1935 form. The St. Louis Cardinals edged the Phillies 3 to 2 in 11 innings, while the Pirates won 3 to 2 over the Giants. In the American League, the Yankees led Detroit 6 to 3, with the Red Sox rainout keeping standings tight. Buck Newsom scattered five hits to blank the White Sox 6–0, and Cleveland moved to third as the Senators defeated them.
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Tex Carleton
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Phils
Rip Collins
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Bill Swift
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Buck Newsom
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Lefty Hutchinson to Pitch Rosemont Philippi Game Sunday
Lefty Hutchinson has drawn the starting assignment for Rosemont versus Philippi in Taylor county tomorrow afternoon at 3 Oclock. Hutchinson and the pitchers are undefeated this season. Earlier, Hank Mazza started for the Cubs against Rowlesburg this afternoon.
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Lefty" Hutchinson
Ed Reppert
Rosemont
Rushaway to Feature Race in Detroit Derby
Rushaway the iron horse dominates an eight entry field at 123 pounds for the third Detroit derby worth 25 000. A G Tarn’s black gelding seeks a record after winning the Illinois and Latonia derbies and tying the Louisiana derby. Split Second of the King ranch arrives to challenge with jockey Ira Hanford riding, carrying 114 pounds. Max Hirsch trains Split Second and expects a strong bid.
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Iron Horse
A. G. Tarn
King Ranchily
Max Hirsch
Bold Venture
Ira Hanford
Split
Wrestling News Roundup from Newark Allentown and North Bergen
Newark and Allentown results feature Dave Levin 192 of Jamaica NJ defeating Ali Baba 210 of Detroit on a foul in 21 minutes. Gus Sonnenberg 205 of Boston defeated Ralph Garibadli 203 of St Louis in 13 44. Chief Little Wolf 216 of Colorado threw Hank Barber 216 of Hanover in 20 22.
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Dave Levin
Jamaica
Ali Baba
Detroit
Allentown
Gus _ Sonnenberg
Boston
Ralph Garibadli
St. Louis
North Bergen
Little Wolf
Colorado
Hank Barber
Hanover
Louis Seems Sure to Win
Lakewood New Jersey June 13 Joe Louis looks set to defeat Max Schmeling in four rounds or fewer. Trainers and managers emphasize Louis's improving form and potential uppercut while Schmeling trains steadily. Louis weighs about 198 pounds but aims for 195, with Braddock title shot planned for September.
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N. J
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
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der Maxie
Joe
Schmeling
Blackbur
John Roxborough
Braddock
National League results and upcoming games summary
Yesterday in the National League Pittsburgh defeated New York 3 to 2 while Chicago routed Boston 17 to 1 and St. Louis beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 in 11 innings. Brooklyn and Cincinnati delayed. Planned Today: New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at St. Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago. In the American League New York topped Detroit 9 to 6 and Washington beat Chicago 6 to 0 while St. Louis and Boston rainout. Cleveland and Philadelphia to play later.
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Braddock Still the Same Old Braddock After Title Win
James J Braddock marks one year as heavyweight champion while maintaining modest life. From dock worker to world champ, Braddock remains affable and financially cautious, still living in a small New Jersey apartment as talk of a possible bout with Joe Louis looms this fall.
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Associated Press
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Jimmy Braddock
Max Baer
James J. Braddock
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Poke Griffin
Braddock
Griffin
Art Lasky
John Henry Lewis
Lewis
Joe Gould
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Lasky
Baer
New Jersey Relief Society
Long Island City
New Jersey
Braddocks
Joe Louis
Sullivan Grabs Major League Batting Lead
New York June 11. Giants manager Bill Terry, aging and ailing, ceded the pace setting spot in the weekly batting race as Billy Sullivan of the Cleveland Indians vaulted to the top by hitting safely in seven of 16 at bats. Sullivan leads both leagues with a .411 average. Rookie Stu Martin of the St. Louis Cardinals rose to the National League lead with a .391 mark. In the American League Lou Gehrig of the Yankees and Joe DiMaggio of the Red Sox slipped back, DiMaggio dropping to .363. In the NL, Johnnie Moore of the Phillies moved up to second despite an injured shoulder.
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Cleveland at Philadelphia and other NBA matchups
Basketball schedule lists Cleveland visiting Philadelphia Chicago at Washington Detroit at New York St Louis at Boston with two games noted.
45,000 Fans Expected To See Princeton Tourney
Princeton New Jersey June 13 A brief but potent tradition of excitement and record smashing is expected to bring upwards of 45 000 fans to Palmer stadium to day to see a track meet which already has shattered one tradition The third Princeton invitation meet comprises seven events with an entry list limited to a few of the nation's outstanding stars in each It doesn’t cost spectators anything this year It is probably the only modern major athletic event barring crew races which has ever been conducted without an admission fee The meet mirrors its two predecessors which brought unprecedented throngs of paying customers to Princeton
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N. J
Palmer Stadium
West Virginia youth tennis crowns decided at Huntington
Deacon Parsons, 15, earned a West Virginia spot for the Middle Atlantic junior tournament by beating Jimmy Gray 6-1 6-4 8-6 in Huntington state final. Rodney Wolford won the boys title by upsetting Charles Schoen 0-6 6-1 6-1. Junior doubles went to Dave Doughty and Walter Schuster of Parkersburg over Schoen and Jack Hamilton 6-1 6-1 6-3.
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Deacon Parsons
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Rodney Wolford
Charles Schoen
Dave Doughty
Walter Schuster
Parkersburg
Schoen
Jack Hamilton
Gang
Huntington Tennis Club
Bluefield Tomorow
Eddie Buckle
Ridds Jones
Lloyd Feuchtenberger
Bluefield
Beckley and
Hinton
Capital City
Greenbrier Valley Combination
Sam Cohn
Aubrey Smith
Cohn
Charleston Rifle Club
West Virginia Rifle League
Crucial test for leaders in Mid Atlantic race
Zanesville Greys head the league with Akron one game back in the Mid Atlantic pennant race as of July 4. Canton beat Akron 19 to 10 while Johnstown toppled Akron with strong pitching. Charleston spurred a 6-4 win over Portsmouth, Dayton beat Huntington 9-8, and Gray of Dayton had four hits. Today’s schedule features Huntington at Portsmouth, Charleston at Dayton, Zanesville at Akron, and Canton at Johnstown.
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Gray
Car Accident Injures Miss Dorsey in Kanawha County
Charleston report details Miss Myrtle Dorsey of Clendennin struck by an automobile causing a fractured collar bone. She becomes the 152nd injury in Kanawha County since January 1, with twenty eight fatalities overall.
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Myrtle Dorsey
Clendennin
Kanawha
Boxing Card Arranged At Cops Parley For June Fight Night
Fairmont boxing cards move to open spaces on June 22 featuring seven bouts in a 42 round program under the West Virginia Fraternal Order of Police. Headliner Aubrey Kid Martin, WV lightweight champion, faces Jess Calhoun of Cincinnati in ten rounds, with other bouts including Jack Martin vs Mickie Brown and Kid Cook vs Simon Nebolsky. Three referees will oversee the card. tickets available at the police station.
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Beckley
Mickie Brown
Cincinnati
Kid Cook
Huntington
Simon Nebolsky
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Morgantown
Buster Bell
Charleston
Bobby Morris
Eddie Myers
Uniontown
Sammy Terchy
Homer Oldaker
Clarksburg
Fights Last Night In Hollywood and San Diego Card
Carmen Barth from Cleveland outpointed Swede Berglund of San Diego in ten rounds while Hank Hankinson of Akron outpointed Lee Savoldi from St Paul in another ten round bout in San Diego.
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Barth
Cleveland
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Hank Hankinson
Akron
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Lee Savoldi
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Landon Ready to Launch Campaign Now
Governor Alf Landon signals a rapid start to the Republican campaign after congratulating Joan Hamilton on becoming RNC chairman. He declares, I want to get the campaign plans underway right away, and says he will handle his part of the campaign himself.
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Clyde M. Reed
Kansas
Joan Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Knox
Rough Riders
Modern Cinderella story in Sunday American Weekly
One of America s richest young men helps a poor girl in a feature tale from the June 14 issue of the American Weekly magazine packaged with the Baltimore Sunday American. Your newsdealer will supply your copy.
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American Weekly
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The Lady Consents at Opera House and Rogers Yankee at Strand
Ann Harding and Herbe Marshall star in The Lady Consents a sharp comedy on marriage change at the Opera House with Margaret Lindsay Walter Abel and others. Also 20th Century Fox reissues A Connecticut Yankee at the Strand with Myrna Loy Maureen O Sullivan and William Farnum in a Twain era romp.
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Ann Harding
Opera House
Sund
Herbe
Marshall
Margaret Lindsay
Talbot
Walter Abel
Edward Ellis
Hebbart Cavanaugh
Tika Chase
Stephen Roberts
Edward Kaufman
Will Rogers
20Th Century-Fox
Strand Theatre
Rogers
Mark Twain
Myrna Loy
Maureen O'Sullivan
William Farnum
Frank Al‘bertson
William Conselman
David Butler
Sya
Fox
Connecticut
Strand Theatre Revival of Rogers Comedy Classic
Strand Theatre revives a beloved Rogers classic as Americas most cherished comedian contributes his greatest work. The screening draws fans and critics, highlighting enduring charm and historic cinema appeal.
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Rogers
America
Dixie Theatre To Open New Farce “arry To Bed”
New Dixie Mary Boland and Charlie Rug gles star in a riotous honeymoon farce at the Dixie Theatre. The veteran cast portrays a couple who marry after twenty years engagement and embark on a trip filled with ludicrous situations. Charlie appears as mous2.
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Mary Boland
Charlie Ruggles
Arry
Dixie Theatre
Charlie
Landon Looms Over GOP as Convention Opens
The Republican National Committee backs Landon after a graft of leadership shifts with Charles D. Hilles backing. Rumors of a stadium ceremony fade as the party eyes a front porch strategy, likely in Topeka, and notes Knox's rising momentum aided by former senators Reed and Bingham.
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Bingham
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John W. Davis
Ely
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