Reds authorities win third straight over Cubs in tight 4 2 win
Cincinnati pulled ahead with a patient attack as Chicago issued free bases and a late surge by Caveney produced a two run homer. The Reds built a 4 0 lead before the Cubs rallied to make it 4 2 in the final innings.
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Ncinnati
AB. R. H
A. E. Bunsween Catbert
Junean
Harper
Wingo
Es Mohne
Caveney
Krug
Grimes
Friberg
Heathcote
Terry
O'Farrell
Aldridge
Miller
Chicago
Burns
Pinelli
Caven
Rixey
Hellacher
Daubert
Hoellacher Grimes
Pases
Cincinnati
Umigres
Sentelle
McCormick
Pirates Fail to Profit by Defeat of Giants
Pittsburg on June 4 failed to gain from New York's loss as the Pirates dropped a 9 to 6 decision to St. Louis. Doak departed in the fourth after being roughed up, with the Cardinals pinning the visitors to a shutout in the sixth behind Pertica after Sherdel left.
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Giants
Braves
Pirates
Cards
Superbas
Phils
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Doak
Sherdel
Cardinals
Glazner
Pertica
Phillies fall to Brooklyn in rain shortened contest
In the first game Philadelphia managed two runs in the sixth and eighth frames while Brooklyn scored six runs in total. Pitchers Wahay and Henline with Reuther De and De Hungling supported the offense as Brooklyn claimed a 6 to 9 victory. Second game saw G Smith and Peters lead Brooklyn as Shriver and Hungling stifled Philadelphia by a 9 to 28 score.
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Smith
Philly
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Wahay
Henline
Reuther
R. H. FE
Philadelphia
G. Smith
Peters
Shriver
Hungling
Indians win from Tigers in tenth inning thriller
Cleveland edged Detroit 5 to 4 in ten innings as Joe Sewell delivered a two bagger for the decisive run. Tigers led 4 3 after Cobb homered in the seventh but the Indians tied the score in the eighth. Morton and Ehmke struggled on the mound.
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Cleveland
Joe Sewell
Detroit
Cobb
Tigers
Indians
Morton
Ehmke
Wamlsganss
Fred Fox
C. L. Stacy
Ehimke
Sewell
Connolly
Gross
Th. Hoge
W. Hancock
J. B Pearson
Chas Burnett
Frank Early
P J. Kelley
C W. Taylor Herbert Markle
ST. Louis
W H. Mecilhaney
Ih. F. Warden
AB. R
Lillian Shottack
Enewwe
J. HH. Esler Clemons
Mann
V. Sevevna Ainsmith
Lavan
J. Co. Davidson
W. H. Mecilhaney
Sherde
H. Markle
Shotton
Frank Turpin
Searft
Owe Geisifer
F . R. Christie
Eiee
Sher
Hewitt Pittsburg
AB. R A. E
J. P. Gills Maranville
Ore
Carson
Carey
Russell Ritz
C. K
Tierney
P. D. Woods Traynor
Mueller
L . Stacy
O. M. Deverle
Gooch
Phillip Lilly Glazner
J. T. Thornton
W. H St. Clair
Hamilton
H. - Air CE McCuen
Fred x
Ll. Stacghlaw
St. Lo
Pittsby
Mottenry
Smith
Re van
Enne
Louis Maranville
Euereen
Glazner
Pertica
A. Doak
Sherdel
Ioeer
Adams
Henin
Itcher
Per- Umtica
Vires
Hart
O'Day
Dams
Braves Clean Up Series With World Champions
Boston defeats New York 3 2 to win the three game series against the world champions who have dropped six of their last seven. Score by innings shows New York 000 000 620 and Boston 000 000 621 with batters including Barnes Snyder Marquard McQuillan O Neil Gowdy.
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Boston
New York
J. Barnes
Snyder
Marquard
McQuillan
O'Neil
Gowdy
Stove Explosion Shakes City with Fires and Damage
A stove exploded causing several small fires and shattered windows. The blast damaged furniture and forced a family to flee injuriously close to disaster. Estimated damage runs around three thousand dollars. Fire alarm delayed over five minutes, with the blaze extinguished before firefighters arrived.
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Central
Red Sox Trim Yankees in Rain-Shortened Game
In New York on June 3 the Boston Americans defeated the New York team 6 to 2 in the first game of a doubleheader. Rain stopped play in the eighth inning and the second game was canceled. Quinn Ferguson and Ruel led Boston while Jones and Schang were the batters for New York.
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RED Sox
Yankees
New York
Boston Americans
R. H. E. Bostoe
Quinn
Ferguson
Ruel
Jones
Schang
White Sox beat Browns 5 4 on timely hitting and sharp defense
Chicago White Sox defeated the Browns five to four in St. Louis. The visitors produced brilliant fielding and timely hitting while Browns pitchers were ineffective. Pat Collins and Mostil homered, and Courtney delivered a fifth inning single with a man on to seal the win.
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St. Louis
Chicago White Sox
Browns
Pat Collins
Mostil
Courtney
Scord
R. H. E. Eee
Bobe
Itney Schalk
Bayne
Danforth
VanGilder
Pruett
Severeid
Startle Wins Kentucky Oaks Driving Finish at Churchill
Startle the chestnut filly from H. H. Hewitt stable won the 1 1/8 mile Kentucky Oaks at Churchill Downs in a driving finish over Martha Fallon Jefferson Livingstone's latest addition. Precious Lula ran a strong stretch bid for third as time finished 1 52 3-5.
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Louisville
H. H. Hewitt
Churchill Downs
Martha Fallon
Jefferson Livingstone
Hewitt
Precious Lula
Death of Dr. S D Hatfield Reported After Accident
Word arrived yesterday of the death of Dr. S D Hatfield formerly of Jaeger who had moved to Indiana. The telegram to Sheriff Hatfield gave no details beyond the doctor being accidentally shot and dying from his wounds.
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S. D. Hatfield
Jaeger
Indiana
Sheriff Hatfield
Brooklyn Splits Doubleheader With Phillies to Narrow Giants Lead
Brooklyn won the opening game 6 to 4 and the nightcap 4 to 2 against Philadelphia. Reuther earned his tenth win of the season in the first game and ran his win streak to eight straight. Sriver faltered in the ninth of the second game before being relieved.
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Brooklyn
Giants
Philadelphia
Reuther
Sriver
Weekend visitors at Welch Hospital Roanoke
Miss Virginia Barnett surgical supervisor at Welch Hospital spends the weekend with relatives in Roanoke. Mr and Mrs T C Weeks and their child from Ashland, and Dr J H Anderson from Marytown are weekend guests of Dr and Mrs Rutherford at Welch Hospital.
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Virginia Barnett
Welch Hospital
Roanoke
T. C. Weeks
Ashland
J. H. Anderson
Marytown
Resignation of United States Commissioner Solins
Samuel Solins, who had served as United States commissioner since his appointment by Judge McClintic, has resigned the position. The resignation follows prior attempts, with Judge MecClintic requesting him to continue, a request he had earlier declined.
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Samuel Solins
United States
McClintic
Mr. Solins
MecClintic
Mr. Adkins to Preach at Local Methodist Church
Mr. Adkins, a local preacher, will conduct morning and evening services at the Methodist church. Those who have heard him before look forward with pleasure to these services.
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Adkins
Methodist Church
Mr. Adkins
Ladies' Aid Meeting at Mrs Carter's Court Street Home
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church met Thursday night with Mrs 8. L. Carter at her new Court Street home. After a brief business session, the hostess served an iced dessert to attendees.
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Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church
8. L. Carter
Deegans Doings Rev J C Cowan Revival Grow has strong following
Rev J C Cowan continues revival services at Deegans with growing interest. Schultz of Charleston adjusts claims locally. Dan W Cook and family from Pineville visit. Rev Cowan went to Pocahontas for a funeral, Rev Browning led Friday evening service. Poston returns to work at New Pocahontas plant. Joe Morgan injured by a fall of slate. J G Wilson moved from Paragon Collieries to New Pocahontas. Morris Hansford, chief engineer, visited. Eli Ham vacationing at Damascus Virginia. Billy Sunday Club expected from Bluefield today. Sunday school at 10 am and 3 pm.
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J. C. Cowan
New Pocahontas Coal Co
Joe Morgan
J. G. Wilson
Paragon Collieries Co
Logan County
Pocahontas
Morris Hansford
W. E. Deegans Consolidated Coal O
Eli Ham
Telephone Bots Defeat Baptists In Low-Scoring Buzzer Lineup
The Telephone boys defeated the First Baptist church 11 to 7. Cawthorne held the Baptists to eight hits while Davis led off the second inning with a single and Beatty, C Hallman, Cawthorne and N Hallman doubled. Hawley Taylor and Gish added singles in that frame for seven runs.
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Telephone Boys
First Baptist Church
Cawthorne
Baptist Boys
Hello" Ae
Davis
Beatty
C. Hallman
N. Hallman
Hawley
Taylor
Gish
Hello” Boys
A. E.cash
Htench
Lazenby
Pangler
Collins
Jeanem
Smith
Seceneon
Clark
Rae Hawley
Morris
Ee Vis
Peatty
Weeee
C. Hathman
Hailman
Diand Street Methodist Arch Forfeits Game
The Diand Street Methodist team forfeited their game to the Daily Telegraph squad yesterday by failing to report on the field, 9 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diand Street Methodist Hharch
Daily Telegraph
Norfolk and Western Shops Second Team Seated
Norfolk and Western Shops second team defeated West End Athletic Club 14 to 0 in eleven innings to end a long game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
SHOPS
Norfolk and Western Shops
West End Athletic Club
Welch Over Graham In 2-0 Baseball Encounter
Welch defeats Graham 2 to 0 in a well played ball game at Graham ball grounds. Adair opens with the first score for Welch, Williams and Sexton duel on the mound, Adair shines for Welch, Jenkins expected to pitch for Welch next. Attendance reaches about 1,000 as Welch earns two runs with strong defense and timely hits.
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Welch
Graham
McDowell County
Gilly
Brumfield
Adair
Rouse
Blow
Akers
Sexton
University of Virginia
Williams
Richmond
Bivefield Athletic Club
Bluefield Athletic Club
Jenkins
Pat Moran
Cincinnati Reds
Wade
Gillespie
Bourne
A. Davidson
G. Davidson
Shell
Cincae
AB. R. H. C. Ale. Cy
Wcannce
Hale
Bailey
Price
Sasedenscnneaten
Dr. Frazier
Michigan Down Ohio State to Take Second in Western Race
Ann Arbor June 3 Michigan finished second in the Western Conference baseball race by defeating Ohio State 9 to 1 in the season finale. Liverance shut out the Buckeyes on three hits while Ohio State capitalized on an error following Matusoff's triple. The Wolverines pounded the ball and took advantage of Ohio State miscues to secure the win.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Ohio State
Liverance
Ohio
Matusoff
Wolverines
R.H.E
Ounienene
Cotter
Dudley
Marts
Vick
Historic Suburban Handicap Won by Captain Alcock
Captain Alcock a five year old horse by Og den Mallard wins Belmont Park Suburban Handicap steering heavy track conditions. He finishes the mile and a quarter in 2 05 2 5 winning by a length and a half over Flying Cloud with Madhatter third. The race valued at 38200 dollars.
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New York
Captain Alcock
Ogden Mallard
Quincy Stables
Belmont Park
Max Hirsch
Flying Cloud
Madhatter
Baseball Scores and Odd Gambling Hint in Easter Eve
In a multi city baseball rundown the Diamonds split results with Chattanooga losing 4 to 6 at ten innings and Birmingham pulling a 6 to 1 win against Atlanta in a game stopped in the fifth. New Orleans fell to Mobile 7 to 8 in eleven innings while Memphis routed Little Rock 11 to 6. A curious note says Easter eggs in Holland are tied to gambling practices.
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Chattanooga
Nashville
Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Little Rock
Notice in Bankruptcy Joe Booker Bankrupt in West Virginia
In the Southern District of West Virginia Joe Booker of Bluefield Mercer County was adjudicated bankrupt on May 31 1922. The first meeting of creditors is set for June 1 1922 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the office in Bluefield Virginia to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business ARTHUR F KINGDON Referee in Bankruptcy dated June 1 1922. Memorandum notes that proofs must conform to forms Nos 31 32 43 and 46 and include statement of account or other evidence attached to proof of claim.
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District Court of the United States
West Virginia
Joe Booker
Bluefield
Mercer
Mercer County
Rginia
Arthur F. Kingdon
A. D
J.Y. Hill
YY. Hill
Citl
West Nia
Arthur F
Kingdon
West Virginia Defeats Grove City College 4 to 3
West Virginia University defeated Grove City College 4 to 3 in a tight game in Morgantown. Dick Means excelled in key moments while Martin Welk and Mayfield contributed strong hitting as WVU led from the start and held off a late Grove City charge.
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West Virginia
Grove City College
Organtown
W. Va
Martin
Welk
Mayfield
West Virginia University
Mountaineers
Grove City
Lowers
Ripper
Evans
Ice hockey scores from the International League
Buffalo lost to Rochester 0 to 3 in game one. In game two Buffalo fell to Rochester 1 to 7 while Syracuse beat Toronto 7 to 6. Syracuse then defeated Toronto 6 to 5. Remaining games postponed due to rain.
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Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Toronto
Publication Order in Mercer County Chancery Case
In Mercer county circuit court a writ to attach and sell defendant George M Hicks real estate in Bluefield Virginia to satisfy two judgments for 500 dollars plus costs is issued. Hicks is a non-resident and must appear within one month to protect his rights in the suit.
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WREST
Virginia
Eireuit
Mercer
William Johnson
InChancery
George M. Hicks
Bluefield
W. Va
Wyse County
George M. Hick
West Virginia
Mercer County
H. D. Karnes
Sexton & Roberts, P
Notice in Bankruptcy J Y Hill Bluefield WV 1922
Notice to creditors of J Y Hill Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia that Hill was adjudicated bankrupt on May 1 1922. First meeting of creditors set for June 18 1922 at 10 a m at the bankruptcy office Bluefield. ARTHUR F KINGDON listed as trustee.
Champion to Defend Title in Open Championship
Jock Hutchison who won the British Open at St Andrews last year announced he would not defend the title but soon reversed course. He sailed for Europe to begin the Open campaign with June 19 qualifying at Royal St Georges in Sandwich England. Hutchison, born in Britain, plays as an American.
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Jock Hatchison
Jock Hutchison
St. Andrews
Europe
Royal St. Georges Club
Sandwich
Eng
Jock
Illinois dominates western conference outdoor meet
Illinois scored 36 points to win the western conference outdoor track title in Iowa City. Iowa finished second with 24 1 35, Minnesota third at 23 1 10, and Notre Dame fourth at 22 15 14. Four conference records were set or tied. Illinois won the one mile relay in 3 20 before a disqualification of the Sweet-led team for alleged rough work.
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Iowa City
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Sweet
Shops Face Bramwell At Glenwood Park Today
The Piluefield shops baseball team meets Bramwell at Glenwood Park with 3:30 start. Bramwell has strengthened and is expected to challenge. Shop batteries are Lindsey of Bell and Fleener. Bramwell batteries are not yet known.
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Piluefield Shops
Bramwell
Glenwood Park
Lindsey
Bell and Fleener
Baseball Scores From The Midwest League Night
American Association results show Minneapolis 6 Milwaukee 3. St Paul 8 Kansas City 6. Toledo 13 Louisville 7. Columbus 12 Indianapolis 9.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Pittsburg Beats West Virginia in Dual Track Meet
University of Pittsburg defeated West Virginia University 53 to 2 in Morgantown. Pittsburg won eleven of fifteen events led by multiple firsts in sprints, distance, and field events. notable wins by Hewitt and Robusch highlight Pitt’s strong showing.
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Morgantown
W. Va
University of Pittsburg
West Virginia University
Pittsburg
Davies
West Virginia
Wakefield
Laughran
Pitt
Allen
Martin
Strikler
Am Virginia
Jazzelle
Mockett
Brickley
Eardley
Knuttle
Hewitt
Courtney
Whurdoch
Cunnham
Jordan
Pit
Chrisman
Bluefield Athletics Clash With Welch Today
Bluefield Athletic Club faces Welch town team in Welch. Welch beat Powhatan 1-0 and Graham 2-0 recently. Star pitcher Smith from MeComas will start for Bluefield. lineup includes Adal, Hawley, Hensley, Looney, Currence, Douthat, Crenshaw, Morris, Walters, Carlin, Huffins, and Henderson.
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Bluefield Athletic Club
Welch Town
Welch
Powhatan
Graham
Smith
MeComas
Bluefield
Athletics
Adal
Hawley
Hensley
Looney Sa
Currence
Douthaef
Crenshaw
Morris Jr
Walters Carlin, Huffins
Henderson
McDowell County
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