Giants Win First, Then Fall to Phillies in Doubleheader
Philadelphia overwhelms New York 10 to 6 in the nightcap after a 6-0 shutout of the Giants in the opener. Virgil Barnes allowed three hits in the opener while Jimmy Ring pitched five scoreless innings for New York. In Brooklyn, Vargas pitched for Boston as the Braves swept the Robins 4 to 2, with 15 singles fueling the win and Felix delivering a pair of hits for Brooklyn.
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Giants
Phillies
Philadephia
Virgil Barnes
Jimmy Ring
Philadelphia
Ring
Wilson
Barnes
Gowdy
Snyder
Brooklyn
Braves
Robinson
Vargas
Boston
Boston College
Richlands Fall to Tazewell Then Shut Out Jaeger
Richlands split a doubleheader Saturday losing the morning game at Tazewell 15 to 7 and defeating Jaeger 16 to 0 in the afternoon. McGray won the morning game for Tazewell with Honaker taking the loss. Jaeger’s Snead shut down Richlands in a holiday crowd at Richlands west end ball park.
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Tazewell
Jaeger Crew
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Leedy
Scott
L. Buskell
Watkins
Lowe
McGraw
A. McCall
J. McCall
Honaker
Buskell
McGray
Dodge
Perkins
West End
Jaeger
Snead
Wisiom
Grounds Too Wet For Bluefield Coca-Bramwell Game
Bluefield's game with Coca-Bramwell at the Fair Grounds was postponed due to wet grounds and recent rains. The match is rescheduled for next Monday in Bluefield, giving Bluefield pitchers a rest after a heavy weekend workload. Jamestown manager Prince plans to invade tomorrow to break the Indians five game winning streak, with home games against Roanoke Thursday and Coalwood Saturday.
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Coca-Bramwell
Fair Grounds
Jramwell
Pittsburg Nationals Trounce Senators in Exhibition
Pittsburg Nationals defeated the Washington Senators 4 to 2 in an exhibition game at Pittsboro. Neither team used its pitching ace. Barnhart, a Pirates outfielder, singled Pumpelly who relieved Gregg. Score by innings shows Pittsburg scoring in the fourth.
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Pittsburg Nationals
Washngton Senators
Neitheream
Barnhart
Pumpelly
Gregg
R. H. E. Mashington
Pittsburg
NationalS Results Show Scores From Opening Games
Boston 8, Brooklyn 4. New York 6, Philadelphia 0 in the first game. Second game Philadelphia 10, New York 6. No other games scheduled.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
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Hosbio
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Washington - Eeews
Dawson Sunday School Team Edges Nemours 5 4 in Pitchers' Battle
The Dawson Sunday school team defeated Nemours 5 to 4 on the Honaker grounds in a well played game marked by strong pitching. Bowes allowed seven hits while his team collected nine, and Dauton struck out fourteen. Carr hit a home run in the contest.
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Nemours
Honaker Grounds
Dayton
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Dauton
Carr
R. Teee
Cox
Winding Gulf tops Pure Oil in two game set
Dan Crummitt pitched his first game for the Winding Gulf Club and won 7 to 1 over Pure Oil. The Miners struck early with four runs in the first inning, highlighting doubles from F Thomas and G Thomas and a long homer by Farley. In the second game, Winding Gulf prevailed 4 to 1 behind Crummit’s defense and Coffindatter’s steady pitching, as Pure Oil managed only three scattered hits and one run on a passed ball and wild throw.
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Winding Gulf Club
Pure Oil
Oilers
Sullan
Miners
F. Thomas
Farey
G. Thomas
Ervan
Goode
Farley
Killarney Swamps Tams In Sunday Baseball Battle
Killarney outslugged the Tams 19 to 1 in a seven inning game. Elmore earned his fifth win of the season for Killarney. The two teams meet again next Sunday at Tams. Score by innings shows Killarney 085 011 x at 19 runs, Tams 00010- 13.
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Tams
Elmore
Elmott
Williamson
Pound and Snidow
Blackburn and
Roberts
Violent earthquakes recorded in Italy and Germany
Seismographs at Faenza and Karlsruhe measured very violent earthquakes on July 6. Bendandi’s observatory reported a central point about 500 miles away while Karlsruhe noted a source near Europe roughly 1,100 miles distant. A separate item reports a Scottish man leaving 500 dollars for a monument to his cat.
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Italy
Rapphael Bendandi
Karlsruhe
Germany
The
Polytechnic Institute
Europe
Indians Defeat White Sox Twice In Doubleheader
Cleveland wins 3 1 and 8 0 in twin bill with Garland Buckeye and Joe Shaute pitching well. Joe Sewell drives in five runs as Cleveland tops Chicago in both games.
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White Sox
Joe Sewell
Cleveland
Chicago
Garland Buckeye
Joe Shaute
Cvengros
Connally
Anaes
H. B
Robertson
Blankenship
Grabowski
Crouse
Buckeye
Myatt
Ballerino Defeats Martin to Defend Junior Lightweight Title
New York July 6 Mike Ballerino of New Jersey defended his junior lightweight crown by a judges decision over Vincent Pepper Martin of Brooklyn in fifteen rounds. Ballerino floored Martin in round two and dominated with aggressive punching, retaining the title. Eddie Kid Wagner won a ten round decision over Charlie Rosen in the semi final.
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New York
Mike Balterino
New Jersey
Ballerino
Martins
Martin
Bayonne
Steve
Kid) Sullivan
Philadelphia
Eddie
Kid) Wagner
Philadelhia
Charlie Rosen
Wagner
Rosen
Two More Firework Victims Reported on Fourth
Philadelphia radios report two more fireworks deaths from the Fourth of July in Pennsylvania. A five year old girl in Charlottesville died from clothing ignited by a sparkler, and a ten year old boy in Altoona died from wounds when blank cartridge wadding pierced his abdomen.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pottesville
Altoona
Umpire Appeals Crucial In Baseball Base Plays
The article explains three base plays requiring an umpire appeal to avoid automatic overruling. It notes holding bases on a caught fly ball, touching or returning to bases, and batting out of order. Appeals must be made before the next pitch to declare outs and preserve fair play.
Forfeits posted for lightweight title bout in New York
Jimmy Goodrich of Buffalo and Stanislaus Loayza of South America posted forfeits guaranteeing appearance for the fifteen round world lightweight championship bout set for next Monday night at the Queensboro Athletic Club. The match crowns the elimination tournament ordered by the New York state athletic commission to choose a Leonard successor.
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Jimmy Goodrich
Buffalo
Stanislaus Loayza
Queensboro Athletic Club
New York State Athletic Commission
Benny Leonard
Beot Qualifying At White Sulphur Springs Golf Meet
About sixty players qualified at White Sulphur course for the West Virginia State Golf Association event. More entrants expected, main tournament begins Wednesday with eight flights, a professional open and a blind bogey contest. Notable scores include T Round 80 and Polack 72 in practice. Belfore to defend the open title. Shute a former amateur champion.
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Sammie Belfore
Greenbrier Club
Densmore Shute
Huntington Tithe
Polack
J. L. Bumgardner
West Virginia State Golf Association
A. R K. Beisel
Guyan Golf Club
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W. W. Rixey
Princeton
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Z. J. Vinson
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R. M. Ronn
Tom Pioch
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D. T. Rowne
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J. A. Mack
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T. BR. Hardman
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O. Ht. Horter
David Williamson
W. P. Wilson
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Sixty to Carry Rug at Windsor Castle
Wind sor Castle undergoes a spring cleaning as sixty men haul a two ton rug covering the Waterloo chamber. The fabric spans 80 feet by 40 feet and was woven by Agra prisoners over seven years.
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London
Windsor Castle
Waterloo Chamber
Agra
Polk County Leads Global Phosphate Production
Polk County Florida accounts for about three quarters of the world’s phosphate production. The statistic highlights Polk as a dominant center in phosphate mining and processing.
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Polk County
Florida
Chenoweth Not Asked For Release From School Post
Sistersville West Virginia July 5 Fred M Chenoweth former Parkersburg and Weston high school football coach is reported to be engaged to coach Broaddus College but suspended contract at Sistersville high school Superintendent R B Marston said Chenoweth has not asked for his release and no action in the matter has been taken by the education board further reports due in a few weeks
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Fred M. Chenoweth
Parkersburg
Weston
Broaddus College
Sistersville High School
R. B. Marston
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