Wesleyans and Bluefield Triumph in City League Showdowns
Wesleyans and Bluefield Virginia clubs dominated city league action at Virginia Side Wall Park. Bluefield routed Business College 15 to 3 as Coffay hit a home run, while Wesleyans blanked the Powermen 6 to 0 behind Frank Snider pitching a five-hit gem.
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Peter Wooldyans
Blueselay
Brramnesa College
Tunics
Wancannerenne
Wetleyan
Bluefield
Virginia
Wall” Park
Hame
Blueield
Business College
Coffay
Frank Snider
Wesleyana
Snider
Neal
Horn
Ule Lop
Heldreth
Birvek
Ca‘ Cain
Heldrath
Cain
Norry
Piefield
Poat Atkins
Ue Worth
Johnncn
Os Bailey
Taylor
Poad Mustaine
G, Smith
Waaleyan
Powarmen
Atking ’ Johnson
Carter
Ool‘ Dridge Oe
Worth
Jer Brion Bas
Forest Fields And Streams A Virginia hunt law note
Major A. Willis Robertson says the Virginia game commission will meet in Richmond on July 18 to consider proposals on the fall hunt season, preferring few changes to general laws unless a local emergency requires action. breeding at the state game farm reports progress with turkey eggs quail chicks and various waterfowl, while drought and weather show limited impact.
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A. Willis Robertson
Virginia Game and Inland Fish Commission
Richmond
Robertson
Ropertson
J. @ Hall
Major Robertson
Bensons
U. S. District Court
New Orleans
L. A. Crisp Canine Co
Blacksburg
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W. G. Campbell
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Crisp
Wayne G. Borah
Coutct
Campbell
Crisn
United States
Rendora Ghippera
fMiotuta Theera
Tennesses
Walter M. Cline
Chattanooga
Enn
Mr. Cline
Clue
Tennessce
Mr.Cling
Guar Inlihe
Pennsylvania
American 1Game Association
Game Commission
Montana Fst and Game Commission
Youngatera
Southern Pine Belt
Southern
Pine Belt
Fred Morrell
Forest Service
Coastal Plains
Morrell
Kivea
High Gun Honors Tied At Bluefield Gun Club Shoot
H W Karnes of Princeton and J J Huddleston of Algoma finish tied for high gun with 40 250 each at Cumberland Heights trap ground. A L Smith ties Claude Sumpter for runner up with 48, Roy Callaway 47, plus noted scores from Jack Smith and new Pocahontas division appointee J R Derick as Bluefield shooters prep for state meet.
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H. W. Karnes
Princeton
J. J. Huddleston
Algoma
Bluefield
J. R. Derick
Pocahontas
Norfol and Western Railway
Derrick
Roanoke
Jack Smith
Tho
Hokas
Huddleston Taxis Ek Egith
Sumpter
Callaway
Snyder
Hawley
Ashiep Thomas
Teds
Hong
Omas
Bally
Dally
A. I. Smithy
Bond
Ramblin' Reds to play many home games next season
Elkins star shines at Wytheville as Bluefield plans a busy football slate. Georgia State visits November 7 with Tennessee Wesleyan the next Saturday. Coach LeNoir has not fixed a Thanksgiving opponent but Appalachian State is tentatively set for Turkey Day. Open dates may move as schedules firm up with Salem, Fairmont, and Broaddun.
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Elkins Star
Wytheville
Hia Grands College
Ohio
Bluefield
Georgia State
Bluefielders
Tennessee Wesleyan
LeNoir
Appalachian State
Boone
N. C
Itig City
Concord Mountain Lione
Concord
Bluefeld
Salem
Fairmont
Broaddun
West Virginia
Walberg Weakens But as Mother Detroit Tigers Victory
Detroit Tigers win over Boston Red Sox as Goslin drives four runs, including a triple and two singles in the last four innings. Rothrock leads Boston with strong hitting while pitching details and assorted line scores appear for both clubs.
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Walberg
Detroit Tigers
Goslin
Rothrock
Red Sox
Boston
Adrhpoas Olver
Marquardt Webb
Rf O. Lickering
Sb Sweeny
Rhyne
Berry
Ic Rimes
Dirham
Winsett
Lisonbee
Dosseveers Moore
Towis
Durham
Marquardt
Louis— Arrhpore Taveyy
Burns
Qoulln
If Kress
Jenkins
Rt Molilla
Ferrell
Essesegieges
McNeely
D Q Coffman
P Kimsex
P Ol
St. Louis
Kress
MuNeely
Gostin
Jetkius
Melilla
Webb
Oliver
Sweeney
Mervell
Costinin
Quiver
St. Lows
Boston & Brea
Ore Coffman
Kline
Idsenbook
Coffman
Kimsey
Kine
Datsen
Kimzey
Kling
Talaesubed
Moore
Y Lisenbee
Lisanbee
Hildebrand
Geisel
Moriarty
Middle Atlantic League Scores and Standings Summary
In the Middle Atlantic League results Hagerstown defeated Fairmont 4 0 in the first game and 4 12 in the second. Clarksburg lost to Huntington 3 to 0, Johnstown beat Beckley 5 to 1, Cumberland topped Wheeling 7 to 6, Charleroi edged Scottdale 2 to 4 and Scottdale then beat Charleroi 7 to 2 in the second. Altoona lost to Charleston 7 to 3 in the first and 5 to 3 in the second after 20d.
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Hagerstown
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Huntington
Johnstown
Beckley
Cumberland
Wheeling
Charleral
Scottdale
Altoona
Charleston
Middle Atlantic
Cherleston
Beckley Clarkeburg
Wheeling Q
Charlerot
National League results and today’s schedule
Yesterday the National League saw St Louis 3 over Brooklyn 2 and Pittsburgh 3 over Philadelphia 2, Chicago 5 over New York 1, Cincinnati 6 over Boston 5. Today Boston visits Cincinnati, Brooklyn plays St Louis, New York goes to Chicago. only games on tap.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Cincinnasti
St Tauls
Baseball Scores and Standings From Multiple Leagues
Major league results include American League games Chicago at Washington Cleveland at New York St Louis at Boston Philadelphia at Detroit. In the Minor and other leagues: Nashville defeated Atlanta 7 to 2, Chattanooga routed Birmingham 43 to 3, Memphis beat Mobile 3 to 0, Little Rock 9 New Orleans, Nashville 2. Atlantic Association scores show Baltimore over Jersey City 6 to 4, Newark 11 Reading 1. American Association results Columbus edged Indianapolis 3 to 1, Toledo over Louisville 3 to 2, Minneapolis beat Kansas City 5 to 1. Babe Ruth leads batting with 11th homer and .AQB average gain. Mickey Cochrane drops to sixth points. Henryk and Melillo gain on hits as NL stands.
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Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Babe Ruth
Mickey Cochrane
Gink Hendrick
Oscar Melillo
St. Philadelphia
Schmeling Seeks New Sparring Partners Ahead Of Title Defense
Max Schmeling world heavyweight champion trains at Conneaut Lake Pa and asks for more sparring partners as he readies for the planned July 8 title defense against W L Young Stribling in Cleveland. Manager Joe Jacote halts workouts to guard against over training while several sparring partners from cities including Cleveland New York Oklahoma City and New Orleans are expected to join. Newsmen travel to cover the camp.
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Conneaut Lake Perk
Max Schmeling
W. L. (Young) Stribling
Cleveland
Joe Jacote
Jacobs
Tiny Debolt
Charles Wopner
New York
Pedro Lopaz
Oklahoma City
Tony Matullo
New Orleans
Gover
Corp
Brandt Seeks Victory Across Rival Teams This Season
Ed Braint has not been particu lar this year or last. Brandt, once ineffective with the Boston Braves, now has a winning edge as he has beaten every National League club except the St. Louis Cardinals. His turnaround is linked to improved physical fitness and a notable contract past.
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Ed Braint
Boston Braves
Brandt
St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Seattle
Nelson and Gans Fight Makes Go Look Shorter
Rono Nevada June 7 scheduling the Baer Azoudan heavyweight encounter here July 4 for 20 rounds recalls that even though the fight goes the limit it will be less than half the distance fought by Nelson and Gane in 1908. This famous ring event went 42 rounds. The Nevada law sets no limit on rounds but no series in recent years had gone beyond 25 rounds.
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Rono
Nevada
Nelson
Gané
Trojan grid star leads coast hitters
Ory Mohler of USC, a standout football scorer with 17 touchdowns and 102 points last season, tops the coast baseball circuit this spring with a .500 batting average. He collected 33 hits in 66 at bats for the Trojans as team captain.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Boys in Blue Wallop Maybury Junior Nine
Bluefield, a 13 year old team sponsored by C Frazee, defeated Maybury Junior by 8 7 at Wade stadium. The win ties the series at one game each with a deciding game set for Bramwell Park this week. Bluefield led by three runs until the sixth inning.
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Bluefield Boys
C. Frazee
Mayboury
Wade Stadium
Bluefield
Bramwell Park
Rain Interferes as Enid Wilson Leads Open Qualifiers
Rain disrupted the first qualifying round of the British women's open golf in Portmarnock Ireland on June 6. Enid Wilson, former champion, fired a 75 to top the field while Diana Pishwick, the defending champion, and others were tied for eighth at 84, with Maureen Orcutt and others close behind.
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Portmarnock
Ireland
Whetter
Enid Wilson
Mias Wilson
Wands Morgan
Maureen Orcutt
Miss Wilson
Diana Pishwick
Dixie Walker Strength In Mud Hen Infield
St. Paul June 7 Young Dixie Walker shows strength to his weakness during a tanning bee. Caney Stengel leader of the Toledo Mud Hens of the American association says Walker’s trouble lies in his arms being too strong. Otherwise he’s a pretty good player and can do everything in the books.
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St. Paul
Young Dixie
Walker
Hla
Caney Stengel
Toledo
American Association
Glen Alum and local residents visit Williamson area
Dune and Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Alderman were business visitors in Williamson. Miss Jeanette Opan returns from Concord College. Miss Mable Bragg at home with parents after Gilbert High School. I. W. Totten improving after surgery. Mrs. C. H. Swanson visited Woodman Kentucky. Morris Yost spending summer vacation with parents. Funeral services for infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond at Methodist church buried at Horsepen. Irene Herald and Rena Boffera visit Kentucky. Ladies Missionary Society met at Mrs. C. A. Alderman’s with many members. Refreshments served.
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Woodman
Morris Yost
Bluefield
J. W. Yort
W. W. Totten
Robert Totten
Misa Lille Totten
Waood- Tan
R. W. Totten
Methodist Church
Raymond
Welch Hospital
Horsepen
Irene Herald
Rena Boffera
Kentucky
Ladies’ Missionary Society
C. A. Alderman
J. W. Yost
C. H. Swanson
Trojans sweep Nationals at NCAA track titles in record 771.7
Chicago June 6 University of Southern California captured the national track and field championship with a record 771.7 points. Ohio State was second with 311.7, Illinois third, and Michigan seventh. Kansas State tied for eighth. 44 of 90 schools scored. Jack Keller of Ohio State and Bob Hall of USC each won two events. Hall won shot put 49 feet 9 inches and discus 153 feet 7.5 inches. Keller swept 120 yard high hurdles and 220 yard low hurdles.
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Chicago
University of Southern California
Trojans
Victoriooua
Thia Neapon
Ohio State
Illinois
Towa
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Town State
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Jack Keller
Bob Hall
Trojan
Kellar
Rate Wayne
Keller
Bill Carls
Hall
Southern California
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Frank Wyatt
Ray Putnam
Tews State
Victor Williaima
Edward = Tolan
Dale Lette
Clark Chamberlain
State
Rovert Hall
Kenneth Churchill
Ivan Dykemson
Colorado Aggies
Robart Hall
Edward Gordon
Owa
Darrell Jones
Hall State Teachers
Verne McDermott
Haois
William Graber
Thomase Warne
Northwestern
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Oval
Goffey
Paul
Derringer
Cardinals
Comorosky
Breckell
Brickell
Bartell
Lein
Arlett
Whitney
Murnaby
Ballon
Fae Sneee Vis
Coe Biott
Waner
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Ee Faner
Teen ‘Traynor
Varwerseen
Comaroxky
Sankey
Kramer
Ynor
Jain
Martel
Traynor
Mae
CUBS
Giants
Bob Smith
New York Giants
Rimm
Smith
Hogan
Asateh Grimm
Cuyler
Stephenson
Critz
Leach
Taindstrom
Merry
Jackson
Thogan
Vergez
Mery
Af. Ngilsh
Fornaby
Taphenson
Wilson
Cps
Emsley
York
HamSane
Atta Hemaiey
Terry
Biseneon
Btannon
EMEC
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Grins le Bees
Emmpire
McGraw
William C. Snyder
Duggey Karnes
al Smith
Ramblin' Reds
Qgriffs
Doffries
Caraway
Frasier
Braxton
Kerr
Serdee Spencer O . Ve Kohol
Coer Fincher
P. Eee
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Myer
Fonseca
Loring
Pirea
Ormixby
Nailin
Southern Association
Nashville
Atlanta
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Memphis
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Reading
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R. H. Pat Ruth
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Glen
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