July 13 Banner Month for State Golf Performers
Amateur and professional golf events highlight West Virginia golf as White Sulphur Springs hosts the 15th annual amateur championship starting July 9 with final on July 13. Pro contenders include L C Schorr and Champan of Wheeling. Bluefield groups lead local entrants for a wide field of competition and regional representation.
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West Virginia
White Sulphur Springs
Pioe
Mountain State
J. B Pearson
State Golf Association
Besan
Protourney Hope
L. C. Schorr
Champan
Wheeling
Chapple
Rocky
Mack
W. H. Melihany
Bluefield
West Virginia Golf Association
Dick Turpin
Welch
Princeton
Oak Hill
Beckley
Commonwealth
Isadore Cohen
American League Results Highlight TightPhiladelphia Victory
Results show Philadelphia edges Chicago 3 2 and St Louis beats Washington 5 2 while New York defeats Detroit 5 2 in 10 innings. Cleveland shuts out Boston 6 0. Boston visits Cleveland today for a scheduled game.
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Teeenanas
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Poco Frazier Leads KU Two-Mile Runners to Olympic Bid
Bernard Poco Frazier, weighing 105 pounds, leads the University of Kansas in the two mile and aims for the Olympic team after setting a conference record with a 9 minutes 38.3 seconds clocking. He is the top miler in the Missouri Valley.
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Lthough
Bernard
Poco
Frazier
University of Kansas
Missouri Valley
Chicago Beats Pirates 19-6 Behind Miljus Fireworks
Chicago rallied in the eighth to rout Pittsburgh 19 to 6. Miljus and Bush matched on the mound as Chicago erupted with eight runs on three homers, including Traynor and Lac ey. Busch left after a pinch hit in the sixth. Miljus took over late in the game.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Miljus
Bush
Ynor
Buccaneers
Pirates
Hartnett
Weinert
tStephenson
Root
Adrhoare
L. Waner
Ecf
Bartell
Waner
Smith
R. Chicago
Pittsbur Aese
Beck
Grimm
Stevenson
Wilson
Heathcote
Soren
Fussell
Brame
Milius
le Waner
Ebb, Wricht
Traynor
Lacey
Scott
Pittarsh
Bush Weinert
Inni
Reot
Rae
Iecher
Iecher—B Bush
Former newsboy wins Baltimore Marathon
Baltimore reports William A. Agee, a former paper carrier now in the army, led Emery wood club of Baltimore to victory in the Baltimore Marathon with a 2 hours 57 minutes 04 25 seconds time amid sultry heat. Harvey Frick finished second after nearly collapsing, while Albert Michelson placed third and William Kennedy fourth in a field noting several participants aided by heat and road conditions.
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Baltimore
William A. Agee
Emerywood Club
America
Harvey Frick
Neothietic Association of
Newark
Albert “Whitey” Michelson
Bedford Hills
N. Y
William Kennedy
Cygnet Athletic Club
East Portchester
Toronto and Baltimore Clash in Season Opener Scores Vary
Readable fragments show Toronto defeating Rochester 13 to 4 in a secondary game, while Baltimore routed Newark 5 to 2 and Jersey City edged Buffalo 3 to 1. Additional entries include Toronto 2 Rochester 4 and Buffalo 1 Toronto 8.
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Baltimore
Newark
Ae A
Jersey City
Treal
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Grove Dominates White Sox As A's Edge Chicago 3 2
Lefty Grove struck out 11 and allowed only three hits to lead the Philadelphia Athletics past the Chicago White Sox 3 2 in the opener. Kamm drove in the deciding run with a second inning walk and triple, while Reynolds scored on the play.
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Bob Grove
Chicago
Lefty Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
White Sox
Grove
Sox
Reynolds
Kamm
Redfern
Cissell
Philadelphia
Bishop
Cobb
Speaker
Simmons
Sescososee
Cochrane
Hauser
Hale
Boley
Oake Mostil
O Clancy
Soos
Blankenship
Sth
Panladelphia
Nia
Browns overwhelm Zachary to beat Senators 5 2
The Browns pounded Zachary for five hits and four runs in the fourth inning to defeat the Washington Senators 5 to 2. Larry Bettencourt, All-American football player from St Marys College, California, debuted as a major leaguer for the Browns at third base. He contributed a hit as the Browns won.
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St. Louis
Browns
Zachary
Washington Senators
Larry Bettencourt
St. Mary's College
Callroia
Washington
Roae Rice
Alee
Bramwell Bluefield clash and town consolidation rumors
The Bramwell ball lot hosts Bluefield Blue Grays against Coalwood Robins in a big afternoon clash. Talk swirls that Bluefield and Bramwell may consolidate into a Bramwell Bluefield team with Brawley on the hill and Chick Smith behind the plate.
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Bluefield Blue Grays
Pinnacle Mountain
Bramwell
Coalwood Robins
Brawley
Chick Smith
Mercers
Robins
Bluefield
Bramwell- Bluefield
Outsider Wins Belmont Park Classic Handicap
The 42nd Surbaban handicap at Belmont Park with $10,000 added was won by Dolen, an outsider. Chance Shot finished second and Scapa Flow third in the race held in New York on June 2.
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New York
Belmont Park
Dolen
Chance Shot
Scapa Flow
Undated Minor League Scores Hit Triple A Action
Milwaukee defeats Columbus 4 to 3 in ten innings while Toledo beats Kansas City 8 to 4 and Indianapolis wins 10 to 9 over Minneapolis with St Paul routing Louisville 11 to 2.
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Milwaukee
Columbus
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Expert Ride by Grump Wins in Kentucky Oaks
Loulaville Kentucky June 2 Expert riding by Willie Grump enabled Easter Stockings to capture the 10000 adion Kentucky Oaks at Churchill Downs. The Audley Farms chestnut filly edged Pink Lilly by a half length in a driving finish. Reveries Gal finished strong as the field clocked 1 51 for the mile and a furlong. Easter Stockings owners earned 9140.
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Loulaville
Willie Grump
Easter Stockings
Churchill Downs
Audley Farm
Pink Lilly
AB Hupy
Cingy Triumphs In High Scoring Reds Blowout
Cincinnati defeated Boston 12 to 0 before 18000 fans as eight pitchers saw action. Lester Hell homered for Boston, and Hornsby clashed with records in a wild game where Keach hit four homers and Donahue joined the circuit club with a drive to left field.
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Hornsby
Donohue
Philadelphia
Keach
Dieachers
Donahue
Braves
Ethan Allen Emerges as Reds’ Promising Young Outfielder
The Reds’ outfielder Ethan Allen, a Gary Coalfield League alum now in his second major league season, is rated among the best young players. He posts a batting average well over .300 and shows solid defense, signaling a bright future.
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Cincinnati Reds
Ethan Allen
Gary
Ethan
Del Bissonette Breaks Tie With Ninth-Homer Run
Brooklyn wins 6 4 at Polo Grounds as Del Bissonette hits his ninth homer of the season with one on, tying for the National League home run lead. Cummings and Cohen also homer, sending the game into extra innings. Giants lead in early action, but Brooklyn holds on to gain first win.
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New York
Brooklyn
Polo Ground
del Bissonette
Cummings
Cohen
Giants
Bissonette
Hack Wilson
Chicago
Hrooklyn Ab Rhoare
Opaseewa
Hendrick
Merman
Tyson
Carey
O'Parrell
Barnes
Walker
Paulkner
Cantwell
Beere
Herman
Ott
Kiconda
Bressler
Terry
Bissonnette
Hressier
Bancroft
Reese
Doubleye
Vance
Rhonda
Lander Cohen
Jackson
Balle
Burnea
Or $ Walker
Id Tine
Faulk Ff
Petty
Aes Wit
Piteher
Winn Piteher
Amres
Misstep Cops Fairmount Derby Upset
Misstep won the $25,000 Fairmount Derby before 20,000 spectators at Collinsville Illinois. Toro finished second with Jack Higgins third in the mile and a quarter race run in 2:03 4-5.
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Toro
Collinsville
Jack Higgins
Galahad
Bobashela
Leyland Eixth
Martie Flynn
Solace
Typhoon
Results Yesterday in Major City Football Scores
Cincinnati defeated Boston 20 to 12 and St Louis led Philadelphia 14 to 12. Chicago beat Pittsburgh 10 to 6 while Brooklyn trailed New York 6 to 4 with ten points indicated in the summary fragment.
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Seaneene
Stocianat i Eee
New York
Brooklyn Ovo
Pittsburgh Fe
Boston Attree
Philadelphia Secre
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Michigan Big Ten baseball falls to Ohio State 6 1
Ann Arbor June 2 Michigan's Big Ten baseball champions lost its only conference game, bowing to Ohio State 6 to 1 at home. Ohio State scored in the third and two more in the fifth to seize control.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Ohio State
Bluefield Blue Grays Fall Behind Early In Exhibition Loss
Kimball Reds beat Bluefields 13 to 12 in a rugged spring exhibition at Keystone ball park. Knight started for Kimball, Crummitt pitched for Bluefield, six-scoring third inning and late rallies highlight the tight contest.
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Kimball Reds
Blue Grays
McDowell Boys
Keystone
Dan Crummitt
Northfork - Keystone
Dan
Kimball Boys
Knight
Brown
Kimball
Bluefield
Kircher
Mr. Knight
Moore
McDowell Gang
Crummitt
Eleanor Goss Named Captain of America's Wimbledon Team
New York June 2 Eleanor Goss ranked fifth in the national women's rankings was named captain of Americas sixth Davis Cup style Wimbledon team for June 11 and 16 matches. The squad includes Helen Wills Molla Mallory Helen Jacobs and Penelope Anderson with final selection after practice in London.
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New York
Eleanor Goss
America
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
Mies Goss
United States Lane Tennis Association
Europe
London
Helen Wills
Molla Lory
Helen Jacobs
Penelope Anderson
West Point Defeats Navy In Annual Baseball Clash
Annapolis Md June 2 Navy faltered on defense and miscues as West Point pulled away for a 9 to 6 victory in the annual baseball clash. West Point benefited from key breaks and steady offense to secure the win over Navy.
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West Point
NAVY
Annapolis
South Atlantic baseball results mix amid rain
In a rain shortened slate across Greenville Spartanburg Asheville Macon Columbia Knoxville and more teams played. Scores show Belaite three innings and varied outcomes with Asheville leading Macon and Columbia edging Knoxville in a weather affected round.
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South Atlantic
Greenville Usta
Spartanburg
Belaite
Asheville
Macon
Columbia
Knoxvilla
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