Former major league outfielder Noah Henline dies at 58
Noah Henline, 58, former major league outfielder, died at a Memphis hospital yesterday from a heart attack at his home. He began in the Southern Association and later played for Washington, St. Louis, and New York clubs. He had returned to Memphis about 20 years ago after stints in the International League.
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Wildcats Meet Ants On Sunday At Conomac Park
Williamsport Wildcats host Antietam Fire Company in a Washington County League con test at Conomac Park field. Game starts 2 30. Manager Young plans St Clair to face the Firemen with Mets batting. Ants likely will start Krownapple with Jack Hickey catching. Both teams in good shape. fans should be rewarded.
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Warriors to Play Middleburg on Sunday Diamond Clash
The Chewasville Warriors host the Middleburg Flyers at Chewaville Diamond Sunday at 2 30 PM in a high school baseball game. The bout features regional rivals seeking an early season win and local sports excitement.
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Braddock's Win Opens Fistic Trade Revival
Braddock’s stunning victory over Max Baer renews heavyweight boxing interest in New York. Braddock likely to defend against Max Schmeling in June 1936 at Madison Square Garden while Baer agrees to a September bout with the winner of Carnera and Louis, under the New Twentieth Century Sporting Club. The Garden presses the comeback plan despite risks, aided by Kilpatrick and James J. Johnson, while Lasky remains lined up for the Braddock-Louis/Carnera winner.
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Soft Ball Notes and League Tensions Reported
Old Export defeated the De Molays 29 to 8 at Washington Street School diamond as five Exporters homered and the team impressed. De Molays fall to fifth place while Philcos prepare to host West End Tigers Sunday at 6 30 pm. Jim Dixon of Good year challenges Williamsport for two games, with contact via 566. Umpires instructed to stop field curses as crowds are scolded. League seeks best hitter trophy sponsored by Harvin E McFaddin. managers to contact Stewart Paxton Saturday to finalize contracts.
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National League leaders recap by Associated Press
The National League stats show Vaughan Pirates hitting .400 with 50 runs and 42 RBI. Medwick Cardinals leads in batting average .356 and 46 RBI, while L. Waner Pirates has 76 hits along with Vaughan. Ott Giants and Joe Moore also tied for 11 homers. Parmelee Giants 8-1 leads in pitching.
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Baseball Leaders and Baltimore Featherweight Bout Note
Baseball leaders include Johnson of the Athletics leading in runs and hits with 46 and 73 respectively while Greenberg and Vosmik also top in RBIs and doubles. In boxing, Baltimore featherweight Raspi suffered a technical knockout by Joe Fogiletta of Philadelphia in the fifth of eight rounds after an eye injury ends the bout prematurely.
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Williamsport Defeats Company B in 8-7 City Park Clash
Williamsport edged Company B 8 to 7 at City Park in a well played game as the experienced team seized the finer points. Bowers hit a homer for Williamsport while Teach added two. Barnhart allowed six hits to win. Company B vows to meet Williamsport again and issues a home and away challenge for next Friday June 21 calling 566 for arrangements.
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Junior league official inspects diamond conditions last night
Gene Young, vice president of the junior league, visited the games reporting some diamonds not in good shape and urging quick repairs.
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Japan Runs Twenty Two Schools in South Sea Isles
In the mandated islands of the South Sea, Japan maintains twenty two public schools for the education of natives of the Telends.
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Pennsylvania Teams Dominate Batting Leaders in Baseball
New York June 15. Pennsylvania players strengthen the lead in batting as the season's near midpoint sees five Athletics in the American Leagues first ten, three Pirates, and one Phillies in the National Leagues top lists. Arky Vaughan caps the week with a .400 mark, while Joe Medwick climbs to second in the National, and Doc Cramer rises in the American. Pepper Martin slides after a rough stretch.
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Harrystown A C to meet Cavetown Sunday at 2 PM
Harrystown A C travels to Cavetown for a Sunday afternoon game scheduled to start at 2 o clock. Mor ris and Spessard will play for Harrystown while Lefty For Test and Zimmerman represent Cavetown.
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Baseball Summary of Standout Performances
Zs 4STARS Bill Swift pitched for Pirates in a shutout of the Dodgers while driving in a run with a ninth inning double. Bill Webber of the Red Sox powered Detroit pitching with two homers and a single, driving in five. Paul Derringer of the Reds blanked the Giants with four hits in a pitching duel with Leon Chagnon. Roger Cramer of the Athletics doubled twice in a win over the Indians. Wally Berger of the Braves contributed in the first game while Dizzy Dean held the Cardinals to 12 hits in 13 innings in the second. Ed Linke of the Senators belted a two RBI homer in a five run eleventh inning rally to beat the White Sox. Curt Davis of the Phillies pitched well in relief to defeat the Cubs. Lou Gehrig of the Yankees collected three hits as they drove in three of their four runs against the Browns.
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Pearson Passes In Winning Run In Cleveland Victory
Cleveland Indians beat Philadelphia 5 to 4 in the final game of the series. Philadelphia led with three runs in the third as Johnson Foxx and McNair drove in scores. Pearson walked in the third run after Knickerbocker booted Mahaffey’s grounder, with Dietrich Berry and players like Hudlin Pytlak contributing on defense and offense.
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Hanover Club Seeks Game With Hagerstown Team
The Hanover Athletic Club of York and Adams County League seeks a game with a Hagerstown team on Saturday June 22. For scheduling write E. V. Geiman at 651 Baer Avenue Hanover PA.
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WACOS READY FOR CONTEST HERE SUNDAY
Readiness marks the day as the Wacos meet Fort Humphries Engineers at Fenton Field slated for 3 30 PM Sunday. Past meetings were tight with Washington County and Virginia teams splitting wins. the visiting squad features Major Buckley and Lt Wimner aiding a strong backcourt as Starbird and Saint anchor the defense. Lynn Brugh backs the Wacos.
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Two Pitchers Twirl Fine Ball Lose Chagnon Clark Vict
In a pair of standout pitching outings on the same day two top hurlers took losses. Giants’ Leon Chagnon allowed two runs on four hits but fell 2 to 0 to Cincinnati, while Brooklyn lefty William Watson Clark held Pittsburgh to three hits but lost 1 to 0. The day featured other close games across the leagues as the Pirates climbed to second place and the Yankees needed 13 innings to edge the Browns.
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JOCK SUSPENDED IN CHARLES TOWN RACING CIRCUIT
Jockey R. Holland was suspended at Charles Town West Virginia on January 15 for rough riding according to racing officials.
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Yesterday's baseball results and today schedule
Yesterday Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 1 to 0, Philadelphia defeated Chicago 5 to 4, Cincinnati won 2 to 0 over New York, Boston 5 to 7 over St Louis in 13 innings. Today's games show Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, St Louis at New York.
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American League scores and upcoming doubleheaders today
Summary of latest baseball results: Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 5 to 4. Boston beat Detroit 10 to 8, Washington won 16 to 11, Chicago 11, and New York defeated St. Louis 8 to 4 in 13 innings. Tonight Philadelphia at Detroit, Washington at St. Louis, Boston at Cleveland, and New York at Chicago.
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Curt Davis Wins Initial Start For Phillies
Curt Davis, ace of the Phillies last year, earned a 5-4 win in his season debut against Chicago. He pitched effectively in key moments as a two-base wild throw by Galan scored the winning run for Moore in the fifth. The Cubs trailed 2-0, tied 4-4, before Philadelphia crossed the plate to seal it. Kowalik and Hartnett, Davis and Wilson were credited with the game.
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Penal Farm Eyes Two Hard Games This Weekend
The Penal Farm schedules two tough matches this weekend. On Saturday Fort Frederick’s C. C. C. camp team visits, and Sunday the Maugansville Colts come to town. Open dates for July 4 remain. contact athletic director Robert McGill for arrangements.
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Charles Town Race Day Results First to Eighth Races
Summary of Charles Town horse races listing winners, placements, and purses from races one through eight. Names include Pepper Patch Loch London Miss Cyllene Gagne Polit en Flageolet Bread King Bonsoir Swintoos Worthington Busy Master Second Story Peace Treaty Evening Chimes Moneday Major Lee Goose Creek Barney Sexton Dark Ayr Porphyry and other entrants with times and payouts.
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Werber's Homers Win For Red Sox
Boston defeats Detroit 10 to 9 in a slugfest as Bill Werber hits two home runs and Bing Miller add another, driving in seven Boston runs. Pete Fox hits Detroit’s homer with bases loaded in the seventh inning.
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