Chicago Beats Boston as Lyons and Clancy Shine
Ted Lyons earned his second win of the series and his tenth of the season as Chicago beat Boston 10 to 9. Clancy went 5 for 5, while Lyons matched teammate Thomas with ten wins and two losses. The White Sox have won twelve of their last fourteen.
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Boston
Ted Lyons
Chicago
White Sox
Lyons
Thomas
Clancy
Crouse
Harris
Russell
Sommers
Hartley
Hancock and Long Lead Field in National Open
Hancock of Linville and Harold Long of Raleigh captured the two qualifying berths in the National Open sectional at Richmond Virginia. They finished 36 holes together in 153 while rival George Voigt was 156 and A B Thorn and Mel Shory each 158. Other scores included Sammy Belfore 80 80 160 and Jack Curley withdrawing.
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Richmond
Roland. Hancock
Linville
N. C
Harold Long
Raleigh
George Voigt
Washington
A. B. Thorn
Mel Shory
Hancock
Long
Voigt
Thorn
Shory
Sammy Belfore
White Sulphur Springs
W. Ba
Jack Curley
Huntington
W. Va
Jamie P. Heaney
Former Caddie Leads In National Tourney
Pittsburgh June 6 Fourteen professionals qualified today for the national open golf tournament at Oakmont next week. Perry Delvichio of Greensburg Country Club and a former caddie led the field of 110 with a 36 hole total of 153 over the Oakmont course. Four amateurs Alison R Maxwell Oakmont Joe Wells East Liverpool C Greever McIlvain Pittsburgh and William C Fownes Jr Oakmont all qualified but withdrew later. H J Chapman Wheeling failed to qualify.
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Pittsburgh
Oakmont
Perry Delvichio
Greensburg Country Club
Alison R. Maxwell
Joe Wells
East Liverpool
Greever McIlvain
William C. Fownes, Jr
Duckie Phillips Named WVU Baseball Captain for 1929
George E. Phillips of Hinton, a junior in the college of engineering and member of Kappa Sigma, was elected captain of West Virginia University's next year baseball team and will play shortstop.
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Morgantown
W.va
George E. Phillips
Hinton
College of Engineering
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Lavin Triumphs In Ten Round Bout In Buffalo
Lightweight Willie Lavin weighing 149 1 2 pounds defeated Clyde Hull 148 pounds in a ten round bout in Buffalo New York for a news update. Also note hockey results from Jersey City Rochester Newark Syracuse Reading Toronto and Buffalo Baltimore doubleheader yesterday.
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Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
Syracuse
Reading
Toronto
Lavin
Bolt Buffalo
N. Y
Willie Lavin
Clyde Hull
Pete Latzo
Texas
Strange Negroes Sought After Woman Loses Life Savings
Police searched late at night for an unidentified man and woman accused of swindling Jamie Tate, a 50 year old Black maid living at 2964 Jones Street, out of 890 dollars she withdrew from First National. Tate said she trusted the pair after meeting through the West Virginian hotel job. the two offered a two hour bond plan and promised repayment with 200 dollars extra. Despite bank warnings, Tate handed over the funds and the couple failed to appear at the meeting spot, prompting an all area search including Princeton.
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Jamie Tate
Jones Street
Jannie Tate
Tate
West Virginian
Miserie
Nolice
Princeton
County Tennis Tourney Opens Today in Mercer County
The Mercer county tennis championship begins this afternoon at Princeton courts at 4 o clock with the men’s tournament while the boys and junior matches start at 10 this morning. Notable absence is title holder Bob Sanders. First round draws include Strader vs McMullin and Fredeking vs Lawrence.
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Princeton
Bob Sanders
Strader
McMullin
Fredeking
Lawrence
Woolwine
Vermillion
Alexander
Jones
Gott
Mahood
Taylor
Joe Sanders
Randall
Harlan
Society notes recount local travels and visits
Miss Frances Zimmerman returns to be with her mother Mrs J W Anderson. Mr and Mrs Edward L Dillon and daughter Mary Elizabeth finish a ten day motor trip visiting relatives in Birmingham Alabama. Dr J E Nelson returns from Lewisburg after attending the funeral of his father A L Nelson. Mrs Arthur Williams and daughter Marguerite of Williamson visit Mrs G E Griffith. Mrs J O Williams of Kimball visits Bluefield then Peters-town relatives. Mrs M R Bowling of Mullens visits Bluefield. Mr and Mrs William McClaugherty spend weekend in Coburn Virginia with J S Johnson family. Miss Anna Lowman returns today from a trip to Washington Baltimore and other points.
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Frances Zimmerman
Gary
J. W Anderson
Edward L. Dillon
Mary Elizabeth
Birmingham
Ala
J. E. Nelson
Lewisburg
A. L. Nelson
Arthur Williams
Marguerite
Williamson
G. E. Griffith
Fourth Street
J. O. Williams
Kimball
Bluefiled
Peterstown
M. R. Bowling
Mullens
Bluefield
Wiliam McClaugherty
Coeburn
J. S. Johnson
Anna Lowman
Washington
Baltimore
Scott Hale earns medalist honor in June handicap start
Scott Hale posted a 60 to claim medalist status in the June handicap at Minefield Country Club, eliminating Mason Claytor and advancing to the finale at Greenbrier. The top 16 scores qualified with pairings set by June 12, including Hale against Rowers and Cooper vs Tinder in opening matches. Bluefield golfers switch to the Calkin handicap system under opponent supervision and must post 18 hole totals after each score.
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Minefield
Scott Hale
Mason Clayton
Greenbrie
Dick Turpin
L. A. Hooper
Lafe O'Keeffe
Hale Va
Rangley
T. BE. Vane
P. J. Kelley
W. H. Melihany
Bluefield
Vlavine
Falrio
Cleveland men lead in district golf meet tight finish
Jack Thompson of Cleveland and Leonard KB Schmutte of Lima deadlocked for leadership in a district meet as eleven Ohio golfers qualified for the national open. Thompson and Schmutte both posted 147 for 36 holes.
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Cleveland, O
Jack Thompson
Cleveland
Leonard KB. Schmutte
Lima
Ohio
Thompson
Schmutte
Hellman Wins Debut in New York Bantam Bout
Chuck Hellman of Portland Oregon secured a ten round decision over Corporal Jazy Schwartz of New York. Hellman weighed 1161 2 pounds with a three pound advantage in the bout at New York tonight, marking his debut performance in the bantamweight class.
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New York
Chuck Hellman
Portland
Ore
Jazy Schwartz
Wrestling Trust Probe Exposes Chicago Boxing Ties
Chicago hearings reveal a so called wrestling trust linked to Ed White of Chicago and Milly Sandow. Demetral, a 20 year veteran, says he posted 85000 cash and deed restrictions to avoid throwing 1924 Cleveland bouts with Ed Strangler Lewis. Hearings adjourned to next Monday.
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William Demetral
Chicago
Strangler) Lewis
Cleveland
Demeiral
Ed White
Milly Sandow
Kansas City
Lewle
Lewie
Tommy Herman Knocks Out Bobby Garcia in Philadelphia Bout
Tommy Herman, of Philadelphia, with a 137 pound class, scored a knockout over Bobby Garcia in a boxing match held in Philadelphia. The result showcases Herman's quick power as the bell rang in the late rounds.
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Philadelphia
Tommy Herman
Bobby Garcia
Philadelphia Boxers Score Quick Knockouts at Park
In a 10 round bout at Phillies park Al Gordon of Philadelphia KO'd Leo Kid Roy of Canada in the fourth round. In the final fight Matt Philadelphia 172 defeated Sailor le Philadelphia 179 by decision after 10 rounds of fierce action.
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Phillies Park
al Gordon
Philadelphia
Leo Kid Roy
Treal
Canada
Matt Philadelphia
Sailor le
Lindbergh Welcome Day Change for New York
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh will receive greetings in New York on Monday June 15 instead of Tuesday as previously announced. Grover Whalen of the mayor's reception said the program remains otherwise unchanged.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Thstead
Grover Whalen
Whalen
Soap solution method for wash day
A convenient soap solution is made by shaving a large bar of soap into three quarts of boiling water and stirring until the soap completely dissolves. This creates a ready to use wash solution for cleaning on wash day.
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New TV
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Ve Brown
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Clancy Star
Duckie Phillips
West Virginia
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MR. Gump
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Ada HM
Nehard
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Wrestling Trust
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P.A
P. A
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