Dayton Defeats Beckley Miners In Doubleheader
Dayton extended its win streak to seven by defeating Beckley Miners 7 to 0 in the first game and 6 to 1 in the second. Hassen allowed a single in the first game and Wolff shut down the Miners in the second, while the day’s scores highlighted Dayton’s strong pitching and offense.
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Reds Take Both Ends of Doubleheader From Athletics
In Philadelphia on June 29 the Boston Red Sox swept the doubleheader against the Athletics 6 4 in game one and 13 6 in game two. Lefty Grove earned the opener win with seven strikeouts for his seventh victory, supported by Ossie Melillo and Carl Reynolds who fueled the offense. Reynolds blasted a two on homer in the first inning of the second game as Boston piled up runs.
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Americans Still Dominant in Wimbledon Singles Field
Four Americans remained in contention as Wimbledon cut the singles fields to eight men and sixteen women. Sidney Wood and Donald Budge advanced in the men's draw, with Wood defeating Harry Hopman 6-1 6-4 3-6 0-3, while Helen Jacobs and Helen Wills Moody reached the fourth round. John Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison, top doubles seeds, beat Japanese pair Nishimura and Yamagishi in straight sets, and Budge with Gene Mako also progressed.
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Identify Wins The Governor's Handicap
Pawtucket R I June 29 Identify Wins The Governor s Handicap over a mile and a furlong in record time 1 50 3 5 with Vanderbilt s Man O War colt Identify defeating Dark Hope of J W Y Martin by three lengths after meeting Dark Hope in five New England stake events.
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Omaha Son of Gallant Fox Wins Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct
William Woodward's three year old Omaha son of Gallant Fox captured the Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct, dominating five rivals and extending his turf trail akin to his famed sire.
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Semi Final Baseball Games Set for Today in Raleigh County
Semi final games in the Raleigh county baseball league A and B divisions are scheduled for this afternoon with first half split-season finales set for Thursday July 4. Scarbro leads the A league with Glen White and others close behind as Cranberry tops the B circuit and Mabscott challenges at Raleigh.
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Managers of the 10 Beckley Softball league teams are to meet tomorrow at 8 pm in Beckley Newspapers Corporation offices. Topics include the second half schedule starting next week and the wrap up of the first half with two games per team this week.
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Cubs Rally To Split With Pirates In Doubleheader
Chicago pitchers Larry French and Lon Warneke edged Pittsburgh 1 to 0 in twelve innings and 2 to 1 in the nightcap to move the Cubs into second place in the National League. Chuck Klein hit his eleventh homer, while key cubs plays and strong defense, including five double plays and 41 assists, fueled the victories. Fred Tindstrom made an acrobatic catch to end the second game and Klein again supplied the offense with a second inning homer and a bunt setup play.
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Combs and Gehrig Power Yankees Past Washington
Gehrig and Chapman drive in two and three runs respectively as the New York Yankees defeat the Washington team 6 to 3. Combs belts a home run and a key RBI, while Gomez wins on the mound with 7 hits allowed in 8 by the start. The game features multiple extra-base hits and solid defense.
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In Cincinnati on June 29 the Reds defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 8 to 6 after fending off a ninth inning threat. Myers sparked a seventh inning rally with a triple, driving Paul Dean from the mound as Walker allowed five runs. Medwick homered for St. Louis in the ninth.
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Cleveland uses two home runs, two triples and a double off three White Sox pitchers to edge Chicago 6 to 5. Yankees top Washington 6-3 as Gomez earns win in humid day game with key hits from Chapman and Gehrig.
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Hornsbymen Hit Balls Once Again in 9-3 Win over Tigers
Rogers Hornsby’s erratic Browns bounce back with strong hitting and eight walks to defeat the Detroit Tigers 9 to 3 in the third game of the series. Coffman earned the win while Bridges took the loss as Cleveland…
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Curt Davis limited the Boston Braves to seven singles as Philadelphia pounded four hits in the third inning to clinch a 3 1 victory. Allen and Camilli powered the offense while Camilli and Haslin booted misplayed grounders for Boston’s only run.
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National League results and upcoming pitchers guide
Yesterday's NL scores include Cincinnati 8 over New York and St Louis 9 over Detroit. Tomorrow's key matchups list Castleman and Zachary for New York at Brooklyn, Johnson and Cantwell for Philadelphia at Boston, Swift or Bush for Pittsburgh at Chicago, J Dean versus Frey for St Louis at Cincinnati. American League features Rhodes versus Mahaffey in Boston at Philadelphia and Whitehill versus Tamulis in Washington at New York. Johnstown topped Huntington 8 7 with White and Silver delivering late miscues. Huntington failed to hold in ninth.
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