Giants Trim Cards and Yankees Fall in Lopsided Scores
In New York Carlton Hubbell limited the Cardinals to two hits as the Giants routed St. Louis 9 to 1. Bill Terry led with four hits including an inside the park homer off the Eddie Grant monument. In St Louis, the Browns overwhelmed the Yankees 17 to 10 with seven hits and two errors in the sixth. Gehrig belted his 16th and 17th homers in successive frames. Cincinnati beat Boston 14 to 8 in Boston as the Reds pounded early and the Braves used most of their roster. Detroit topped Boston 6 to 6 in a three game sweep and Philadelphia defeated Chicago 11 to 2 with four Phils players homering.
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New York
Giants
Carl Hubbell
St. Louis Cardinals
Hubbell
Bill Hallahan
Ernie Orsatti
Bill Terry
Eddie
Grant
Chick Fallis
Marshall
St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Boston
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Bill McKechnie
Braves
Reds
Tribe
Baseball standings and results from several leagues
Yesterday in the National League Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 7 to 6 New York topped St Louis 9 to 1 Philadelphia defeated Chicago 11 to 2 Cincinnati beat Boston 14 to 8 Chicago hosts Philadelphia and St Louis visits New York today In the American League Chicago won 9 to 4 over Philadelphia Detroit prevailed 6 to 5 over Boston Cleveland defeated Washington 11 to 2 St Louis beat New York 17 to 10 Philadelphia plays Chicago New York visits St Louis Washington goes to Cleveland Boston meets Detroit In the Mid Atlantic Huntington defeated Charleston 17 to 6 Beckley beat Johnstown 8 to 3 Clarksburg won over Cumberland Cumberland hosts Clarksburg Charleston visits Huntington Johnstown at Beckley In the American Association Indianapolis defeated Milwaukee 6 to 2 Columbus beat Minneapolis 8 to 5 Toledo triumphed over St Paul 15 to 7.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Huntington
Charleston
Beckley
Johnstown
Clarksburg
Cumberland
American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Baseball Roundup from Chicago to Brooklyn June 23
Connie Mack fielded 17 players as Jimmy Foxx hit his 28th homer but the White Sox crushed three Philadelphia pitchers for a 9 to 4 win. The Indians beat the Senators 11 to 2 at League Park in Joe Vosmik Day, with every Indian scoring. The Pirates edged the Dodgers 7 to 6 in Brooklyn as Earl Grace delivered a two on homer while Hack Wilson hit his 2nd and 13th homers of the season amid Brooklyn’s late surge.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Chicago
Cubs
Whitney
Hurst
V. Davis
Klein
Phils
Moore
Connie Mack
Jimmy Foxx
Chicago White Sox
Foxx
Cleveland
Indians
Joe Vosmik
League Park
Senators
Walter Johnson
Morgan
Averill
Burnett
Coffman
Weaver
Brooklyn
Pittsbourg Pirates
Dodgers
Bucs
Joe Shaute
Jack Quinn
Earl Grace
Hack Wilson
Larry French
Hack
Oad
Sarazen Favored In Golf Tourney At Fresh Meadows
Gene Sarazen, wearing his British Open crown, shot par 70 at Fresh Meadow in final Open prep. He and Bob Jones played early, Sarazen showing long drives and precise putting to reaffirm status as favorite in the American Open field. Jones shot 75 in rough conditions. many pros see a wide open contest with challengers Diegel Burke Smith Armour Van Bjorn Jurado Morrison Shute Cox among others.
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Flushing
Gene Sarazen
Sarazen
Bobby Jones
Lakeville
Allstar
Jones
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Bill Burke
MacDonald Smith
Tommy Armour
George van Bim
Tech
Jose Jurado
Craig
Wood
Fred Morrison
Densmore Shute
Ohio
Wiffy Cox
Brooklyn Star
Kate Gere Larston
Fresh Meadow
Long Island
Billie Burke
Mac Smith
Illegal attempt to recover school taxes in federal suit
In Bluefield on June 23 a federal court hearing the Pocahontas Coal and Coke Company suit against Steiff W. Cook and others. The case questions $145.39 in allegedly illegally collected taxes. Judge MecClintic reserved decision while Judge Howell M. Tanner and the state supreme court upheld the levy. Also noted are traveling schools and dental clinics in Ontario and the first 1932 Georgia peaches shipped by P M Sullivan of Zebulon.
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George W. MecClintic
Bluefield
Argu
Wyoming County
Pocahon
Thas Coal and Coke Company
Schoglan
Steiff W. P. Cook
Wyoming County Circuit Court
Cook
Ontario
Canada
P. M. Sullivan
Zebulon
Five judges and referee agree on Sharkey win title
New York June 23 Madison Square Garden gate receipts near 426000 and officials tabulated rounds for Sharkey Schmeling match. Referee Gunboat Smith gave Sharkey seven rounds, Schmeling three, five even. Judge Kelly backed Sharkey in final rounds. Mathison favored Schmeling in two rounds. Total receipts may rise to 475000 with Garden profit about 150000. Sharkey heads to Boston. Schmeling weighing offers including a fight in London. New York State Athletic Commission offered to hear protests officially.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Gunboat Smith
Sharkey
George Kelly
Smith
Schmeling
Charles F. Mathison
Kelly
Mathison
Max
Big Bowl
Long Island
Boston
Germany
the Garden
Mickey ‘Walker
Ernie Schaaf
Primo Carnera
Chicago
King Levinsky
Larry Gains
London
Jacobs
Schjimling
New York State Athletic Commission
Dutra Leads U S Open After First Round
Olin Dutra of Los Angeles shot a 69 one under par to lead the United States open golf championship after the first round at Flushing. Leo Diegel posted 73 while Gene Sarazen and Bill Burke finished together with 74 and 75 respectively.
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Flushing
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Leo Diegel
Gene Sarazen
Bill Burke
Sarazen
Burke
United States Players Dominate Tennis Championships
American players swept second and third round matches at Wimbledon.Helen Wills Moody eased past W D Bow er 6-1 6-0 after a first round bye. Belza Jacobs beat Phyllis Covell 6-0 6-2. Sarah Palfrey beat E Dearman 5-7 6-4 6-1. Dorothy Andrus Burke defeated Dorothy Dyson 6-2 4-6 6-2. Frank Shields, John Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison won their second round matches. Doubles saw Allison Van Ryn edged Timmer Grandgulот in a tight 6-7 9-7 14-12. Wood Mangin beat Timmer Knottenbelt 6-2 6-2 6-3.
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Sarah Palfrey
Boston
E. M. Dearman
England
Dorothy Andrus Burke
Stanford
Conn
Dorothy Dyson
Frank Shields
John van Ryn
Wilmer Allison
Shields
D. C.taylor
van Ryn
J. D. P. Wheatley
Allison
T. Trocaynski
Pierre
J. Grandgullot
Egypt
Ellsworth Vines
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Gregory Mangin
Wood
Mangin
T. Timmer
J. H. Knottenbelt
Harvard Net Ace in Surprise Win
Haverford Pa June 23 Donald Frame of Harvard the newly crowned Eastern intercollegiate champion scored the upset in the National Intercollegiate tennis tournament by eliminating Jack Tidball of UCLA 6 4 6 4 One other eastern hope defeated Tidball s teammate Elbert Lewis Jake H Hess Jr of Rice Institute seeded ninth was eliminated by 1930 champion Cliff Sutter of Tulane who returned after a year away Sutter won 6 2 6 2.
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Haverford
Donald Frame
Harvard
Jack Tidball
University of California At
Los Angeles
David N. Jones
Columbia
Tidball
Elbert Lewis
Jake H. Hess, Jr
Rice Institute
Cliff Sutter
Tulane
Sutter
Coal firms sue agent in $118,000 judgment case
In Bluefield West Virginia on June 23 a federal court special master reported a judgment for about 118000 dollars in suits brought by three coal producing companies against William C Atwater and Co selling agency.
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Bluefield
W. Va
William C. Atwater and Co
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Scorc
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Max Schmelling
Associated Press
Howell M. Tanner
State Supreme Court
Mas Smith
Sene Sarazen
Scorchy Smith
John C. Terry
Gett Aes
Pola
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