Lowly Browns Score Double Win on Yanks and Giants
The Browns toppled the Yankees 12-6 in the first game and 5-2 in the second, led by Pincher Vernon Merifiedy’s homer as New York slumped after a rough day. The Reds beat the Dodgers 5-2 behind Curt Davis, while the Giants were shutout by Max Turner and Truett Sewell in a 5-0 and 5-3 loss. Cardinals defeated the Phillies 9-3 and 3-1 to complete a twin bill sweep.
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National League Results and Probable Pitchers
Yesterday's results show New York 0 over Newark 3 and Brooklyn 0 over Baltimore 4. The box lists games with innings, probable pitchers for Pittsburgh at Bristol, St. Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and other matchups with pitchers such as Mac Payden, Bauers, Picchiota, Posedel, and Vandermeer.
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Bristol
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Philadelphia
Vandermeer
Beck
Baseball Scores Show Redriuts and Quick Trades
Yankees lose twice to St Louis 12 to 6 and 6 to 5 while Boston beats Chicago 4 to 3 and 14 to 5. Cleveland outslug Philadelphia 4 to 2 and 4 to 3. Detroit defeats Washington 8 to 7 in 12 innings. Podki's Game No Fallies scheduled today.
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Baseball Openers and Scores Across League Action
Gee and Jack Russell combined on eight hits in the opener while Len Warneke pitched well and Johnny Mize hit his 18th homer in the afterpiece. The Cubs and Bees split a doubleheader with Claude Passeau tossing five h itters to win 9-1 after an 11 inning 5-4 loss due to errors. Ted Williams homered in the 12th to lift the Red Sox 4-3 over the White Sox as Williams and Wilson and Cronin fueled a 14-5 nightcap. The Indians beat the Athletics 4-2 on Feller’s three hitter and 12 strikeouts and 4-3 on Milnar’s eight hit outing, easing tensions with Oscar Vitt. Detroit swept Washington 8-7 as McCosky scored the winning run in the eighth.
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Jack Wilson
Joe Cronin
Cleveland Indians
Oscar Vitt
Athletics
Bob Feller
al Milnar
Detroit Tigers
Washington Nats
Barney McCosky
Snead Leads at Toledo in Sixteenth Annual Four Ball
Sixteen top professionals head home with winnings totaling $6,500. Sam Snead and Ralph G imong captured the tournament with a plus 15, Jim Demerer and Dick Metz finished plus 12 to place for prize money. Other teams earned between $350 and $900 as the field distributed $1,500 to the winners and $700 to Jimmy Demerer, boosting his season total to $8,477.
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Sam Snead
Shawnee-On-Delaware
Ralph Guidanl
Chicago
Snead
Guidabl
Jimmy
Demerer
Houston
Tex
Dick Metz
Ben Hogan
Welch Logan Break Even In Only League Contest
Rain washed out most Mountain State league games Sunday leaving Welch and Logan to split a doubleheader. Logan Seidel homered with two aboard in the ninth of game one to spark a four run rally, but Welch fell short 5-4. The Indians built a four run lead in game two and won 6-1.
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Seidel
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Indians
Williamson Toa
Astard
Cards Better With Joe Gone
New York diary notes Dizzy Dean received one vote for the Texas league all star team. Joe Medwick faces fallout for fame while Christy Walsh lectures youngsters at the World’s Fair. References to Cubs, Hubbell, andMedwick talk. Fathers Day recap includes Walker, Rickey, Stevens, and Bregman. Oklahoma football alumni entering pro ranks. Cards’ dominance hinted at hotel use for Red Cross assistance.
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Christy Walsh
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Harry M. Stevens
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Godoy
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30 Players Enter Charleston Tennis Tourney
Charleston June 17 Officials accepted entries by 9 a.m. for West Virginia boys, Janes, and girls tennis tournaments. More than 30 players entered and three new champions are expected since last year's winners are now ineligible due to age limits.
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West Virginia
Baseball Highlights From Yesterday's Games
Barney McCosky sparked the Tigers to an 8 7 win over Washington with a two run eighth. Bob Feller pitched a three hitter to beat the Athletics in the opener. Ted Williams and Jack Wilson contributed for the Red Sox in a 12th inning victory. Max Butcher and another pitcher led the Pirates to a 5 0 win over the Giants.
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Bob Feller
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Ted Williams
Jack Wilson
Red Sox
Russell
White Sox
Max Butcher
Quality Wins Close Battle in Fetterman
Quality Market beat Fetterman 3 to 1 in seven innings on the First Ward diamond. McDaniel held the Market to six hits but walked two and took the loss while Swisher and Lobis held the First Ward to a lone fourth inning run. McMullen hit a three-base hit and doubled twice as Quality produced three runs, with key hits from Swisher and McDaniel to seal the win.
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al J. Mitter
Withers
R. McDaniel
P. Miter
Collier
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Rogers
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Mitter
Graham
P. Mitter
Jones
Louis Godoy Ready for Go in Yankee Stadium Bout
Promoter Mike Jacobs expects a $200000 gate for Joe Louis and Arturo Godoy’s 15 round heavyweight title rematch at Yankee Stadium on Thursday night. Louis, the champion, and challenger Godoy completed training as both sides anticipate a strong crowd.
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Joe Louis
Arturo Godoy
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Lops
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Godoy
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Artard
Arturo
Newger Chosen For Welch League Nine
John W. Blakely, owner of the Welch Miners, announces Eddie Krainik of Cleveland will succeed Tex Stuart as manager. Krainik previously managed Welch in 1937 and 1938, was suspended then reinstated, and will take over tomorrow while Stuart remains as catcher.
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Welch Miners
Eddie Krainik
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Stuart
Parsons Aims For Third Homer Sholze Cup Title
Parson leads hopeful field as 19 year old Mar swall College star seeks a third state closed tennis title and the Homer Sholze cup. Veterans Sam Cohn and B F Arkle return while young contenders include Lawrence Smith and Charney Gary. Dorothy Boil defends the women’s singles title as Charleston rivals Ann Miller Radcliffe Edmonds and Lisa Spilman enter strong field.
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Radcliffe Edmonds
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Parker Seeks To Keep Title In National Clay Courts
Frank Parker, defending champion and 1933 clay courts winner, opens his bid for a third title at the River Forest club as the 30th annual tournament begins. He faces Arthur Marx, son of Groucho Marx, while Robert Riggs and Alice Marble also advance in earlier rounds amid tight matches and past champions eye another crown.
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Itty Lawrence
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Welby van Horn
Los Angeles
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Texas
Don Molveill
Oklahoma City
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Pro Am Battle Set for State Open Tournament Start
Huntington on June 17 reports the annual pro am battle ahead of a 72 hole state open championship. Clem Welchman of Logan leads the amateurs while I G Rocky Schorr of Bluefield chairs the organizing pro association as the open start approaches tomorrow.
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Clem Welchman
Logan
I. G
Rocky) Schorr
Bluefield
Betty Kimble Concludes Sorivention Findings
Betty Kimble completes the Sorivention proceedings documented in the June report, finalizing official conclusions and noting key outcomes. The record records the closing remarks and the formalization of decisions.
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Betty
Kimble
Carlin Edges Grafton In Tight 8 7 Victory
Carlin defeated Grafton 8 to 7 at Brownlow Park as Stolzenfels allowed 13 hits over nine innings. Murphy pitched nine for Carlin, with no extra base hits in the game. Grafton committed four errors while Carlin had three. the decisive run came in the first half of the ninth after a late rally.
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Py Mitchell
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Stolzenféls
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Skinnér
Phillips
Noted Heart Specialist Urges Americans to Walk and Cycle
Boston June 1 Dr Paul D White a renowned heart specialist urged Americans to curb excessive use of motor cars and turn to walking and cycling as the automotive industry devoted itself largely to national defense.
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Paul D. White
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Automotive
War era quotes mix with political notes and fuel curb calls
The text compiles fragmented remarks about aiding civilization, industrial output, and civilian shelter. It references government actions to conserve fuel, accelerate air raid preparations, and adapt infrastructure for civilian use, along with Senate tax discussions and wartime leaders urging endurance and action.
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Mitere
Eia
Anda
Charleston to Host 24th State Trapshooting Meet
Announcement of the 24th annual state trapshooting tournament to be held at Charleston. Events include team shoot, singles, doubles, handicap, and other divisions as part of the program at the Gun Club.
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Charleston
Aysenink
Priday
Stoot
Italy conducts raids across fronts in North Africa
A French broadcast reports Italian air operations in North Africa were described as violent. Italy claimed succession of attacks on air bases in Libya and surrounding territories, with claims of downed craft and munitions destruction.
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Comfalinkene
Dni Morthern Aftics
Thei Rttigh
Sid Avels
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