Bluefield Triumphs 3-2 In Nine Inning Blue Gray Clash
In a tense Sunday tilt at Bramwell Park Bluefield defeats Coalwood 3 to 2 after a ninth inning rally. Edwards drives in the tying and winning runs as Kitchen delivers a pivotal late hit securing the comeback win for Bluefield over Coalwood in a tight pitchers duel.
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Kitchen
Bluefield Blue Grays
Coalwood Rabine
Bramwell Park
Coalwood
Bluefield
Mr. Kitchen
Red Lassiter
Sim
Young Dobbins
Edwards
Ellison
Dobbins
Richardson
Moore
National League 1 results and today's schedule
Boston defeated Cincinnati 5 to 3 yesterday as other games were rained out. Today’s matchups include St. Louis at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Boston, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, and Chicago at New York.
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Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Car Department Wins Again in N W League
Fragmented OCR text shows a sports note about the Car Department winning another game in the N. W. League. Mentions Round House and team references, but details, dates, scores, and full names are unclear. This item reflects a brief league result with limited readable facts.
Emory and Henry to Recommend Separation of Colleges
At the Emory and Henry college board meeting in Emory on June 4, trustees agreed to recommend to the upcoming Norton conference in fall 1928 the complete separation of Emory and Henry and Martha Washington colleges. President Dr. J. N. Hillman reported harmony and optimism, noting enrollments and profits for both institutions were up. Notables present included Ex-Governor HW. Stuert and other Chattanooga guests.
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Emory
Emory and Henry College
Noston
Emory and Henry
Martha Washington Colleges
J. N. Hillman
HW. C. Stuert
Hillman
W. Ebrock
J. A. Burrow
N. M. Watson
E. H. Cassidy
Chattapooga
Ralph Campbell Hurt: Wheel Runs Over Foot
An 11 year old boy Ralph Campbell from Newhall McDowell county was injured near his home yesterday while attempting to catch a Norfolk and Western freight train. His foot slipped from a stirrup and was crushed under the wheel. he was taken to Welch hospital for treatment.
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Ralph Campbell
Newhall
McDowell County
Norfolk and Western
Welch
Hornsby Delivers Homer to Win For Boston Over Reds
In Boston on June 4 manager Rogers Hornsby delivered a ninth inning homer to cap a 5 to 3 win over Cincinnati. Dressen tied the game with a first half ninth inning homer, then Sisler doubled and Hornsby added a long drive to center field for the lead as Boston scored twice more. Dressen and Rixey had earlier Cincinnati RBIs, Ford extended his errorless streak, and Rixey allowed six Cincinnati runs.
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Boston
Rogers Hornsby
Bhinge
Cincinnati Reds
Dresaen
George Sisler
Hornsby
Sisler
Cincinnati
Dress
Ford
Reef
Rhore Riehbourg
Moore
Bell
Brown
Parrell
Pe Taylor
Genewich
P Peti Tota
R. Cumetmmal
Walker
Dressen
Rixey
Crita
Sister
Taylor
Balle
Ieee
Cobb Leads His Team in Victory Over White Sox
In Chicago on June 4 the Athletics beat the White Sox 6 to 3 for the third win in the series. Ty Cobb led the A’s with a single and a triple driving in three runs, while Walberg pitched well until the ninth inning. Kamm hit a second inning home run for Chicago’s offense.
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Chicago
Athea
White Sox
Walberg
Philadelphia
Andil
Kamm
Sox
Ty Cobb
Fiat
Ivonne Toainsn
Roae Boley
Walery
Ccccorveeseee
Occoveess
Rhoae
Hladelpha
Connally
Cox
Iearea
Baikim
EE Narlg Ag Hauser
Ker
Bishop
Cochrane
Bley
Nally
Paber
Barry
Nalkin
Dineen
Johnny Watson Chosen Captain Of 1929 Marshall Tossers
John Watson of Gary West Virginia elected captain of the Marshall college baseball team for 1929. The junior shortstop who played in 1928 was announced as leader at Huntington.
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Johnny Watson
Marshall
Huntington
W. Va
John Watson
Gary
Marshall College
Watson
Tells Skinny Folks How One Thin Woman Gained 11 Pounds
Mrs W E Looney from Tennessee testifies McCoy's Tablets helped her gain 11 pounds after starting at 104 pounds. The ad claims her limbs improved and she now praises the product, noting an ironclad guarantee offering a refund if a 56 pound gain is not achieved after four boxes.
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W. E Looney
McCoy
McCoy's
Goodykoonts Drug Co
America
NK CONTINUES TO ANNEX VICTORIES
Northfork-Keystone manager Henry Turner leads his lineup to a fifth Coal Field league win as Mullens is routed 16 to 0 at Keystone Ball Orchard. Simmons pitched effectively after Bailey exited early, Elmore went 5-for-5, and Mullens used three hurlers as NK seized early control with five first-inning runs.
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Henry Turner
Mullens
Keystone Ball Orchard
Turner
McDowell
N-K
Bailey
Simmons
Boss Turner
Elmore
T-K
Flyehagger
Mullens Ae Rhoarf
Doneae
Blakely
Ray
Berry
Rowe
Mace
Cole
St. Os
American Association Tie Ends in Rain After 8th Inning
Louisville and Minneapolis played to a 1-1 draw in the American Association with the game called after the eighth inning due to rain. Rab was noted among observers as a factor in the stoppage.
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American Association
Louisville
Minneapolis
John Marshall Wins Inter-Society Literary Contest
John Marshall Society takes three of four events at Bluefield College inter-society meet. Virginians win reading contest. John Marshall retains Rodgin trophy by defeating Virginians. Marguerite Grogan leads Virginians in reading with Over the Balcony. Ernest Northern Jr. wins oration on A Eulogy to Pioneers. John Marshall’s Isaac Lambert competes in debate on immigration policy.
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John Marshall Society
Bluefield College
Virginian Society
Virginians
Rodgin
Marguerite Grogan
Bluefield
Gladys Godsey
Bluefield Students Win Debates and Medals at Commencement
Henry Higginbotham and Miss Boss Ward from Bluefield spoke for the affirmative. Kenneth Sheeta of Marion Maryland and Kelly Ball of Jonesville Virginia represented Virginians. Higginbotham won the Ross medal for best debater. R C Lee of Baltimore defeated Northern Jr of Bluefield for the Gilmer medal with Glories of Vir as the oration title. Tonight the final commencement exercises include diplomas prizes and the address by Rev. Charles Daniels of Richmond. Exercises begin at 7 30 p m.
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Henry Higginbotham
Boss Ward
Bluefield
Kenneth Sheeta
Marion
Kelly Ball
Jonesville
Ross
Gilmer
Howard Gilmer
Pulaski
Rubber bumper tested in Berlin returns to shape
A new bumper tested in Berlin uses a solid rubber bar fixed in a bracket on the car front. In a collision the rubber bar yields and returns to its original shape, causing no damage to the vehicle.
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Berlin
Montreal routs Buffalo 6 to 1 in morning IL game
In the International League Montreal defeated Buffalo 6 to 1 in the morning contest. A second result later showed Montreal leading Buffalo 11 to 1 after noon as rain affected play.
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International League
Montreal
Buffalo
Baseball scores from today’s American League games
Philadelphia beat Chicago 6 to 3 while other games were rained out or postponed. Washington at St Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland all listed as affected by weather.
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Washigton
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Rogerettes Rally Past Lancelots 13-8 in Ninth Inning
The Rogerettes trailed until the ninth when Lomas Ball belted a home run and two sixth inning double plays set the stage. James White of the Lancelots scored a late run, but Rogerettes surged for five runs in the bottom half to secure a 13-8 victory.
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Lomas Ball
Rogerettes
Lancelots
James White
Florence Milla Wins Premier Mile at Arlington Park
Jockey C E Allen guided Florence Milla a day mare from Ovian to win the Premier mile handicap over Western 3-year-olds. The victory earned $5,240 for her owner, with mutuels of 12.16, 5.04 and 3.54. Time was 1:39.2. Flat Iron and Reigh Oga finished second and third.
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Chicago
C.E. Allen
Florence Milla
Arlington Park
Reigh O'ga
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