Galax Slugs Past Blue Grays In 15 4 Win At Galax
Galax sluggers powered to a 15 to 4 victory over Bluefield Blue Grays as Mt Airy held first place in the Ridge league race. Brummitt and Berry led Galax with multiple hits while LeNoir and Adkins starred in the field. Bluefield’s Nalbach and Kitchen paced their offense, but Lanning and Galax’s defense sealed the win.
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Earnshaw Restored to Good Standing by Mack
George Earnshaw, suspended pitcher for the Athletics, is returned to good standing after a conference with Connie Mack. Mack says Earnshaw is in condition and ready to pitch the first game in Boston on Saturday after a ten day suspension and a $500 fine for breaking training.
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Fries Nine Beats Wytheville in 6 2 Victory
A Fries 10wading team scored first in the third inning and added four runs in the sixth to defeat Wytheville 6 to 2 in a cool afternoon game. Fries featured a fast infield solid pitching and strong power.
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Fries
Princeton Independents Clinch 6 1 Victory Over Matoaka
The Princeton Independents defeated Matoaka 6 1 yesterday at Matoaka. Charley Wheley pitched for Princeton, limiting Matoaka to five hits while Matoaka used three pitchers. Princeton travels to Narrows next to book games with teams in their class.
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Matoaka
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Narrows
Beckley Knights Triumph Over Zanesville Club 6 to 1
In Zanesville Ohio on June 14 the Beckley Black Knights won their third game of the series beating Zanesville 6 to 1. Wagner and Dunkle and Haas and Taylor were the battery for Beckley. Score by innings shows Beckley with a decisive late surge.
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Ruy Beckley
Wagner
Dunkle
Haas
Taylor
Columbus Star Barred from Play
Four Columbus Ameri can Association players were barred and the club fined 500 for violation of the salary agreement. Art Shires Charley Wilson Gordon Slade and Jim Lindsey were suspended but may play until Saturday night. The action involved exceeding a 6500 payroll and was described as the most drastic in years.
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Columbus American Association
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Art Shires
Columbus
Charley Wilson
Gordon Slade
Jim Lindsey
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St. Louis Cardinals
Branch Rickey
St. Louis
Hickey
National League Results and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday's NL games saw St Louis edge Pittsburgh 3 2 New York defeated Boston 8 5 Brooklyn topped Philadelphia 6 3 and Chicago routed Cincinnati 7 0 Today Pittsburgh visits Chicago Boston goes to New York and Brooklyn hosts Philadelphia
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Baseball Scorelines and Matchups
Boston defeats New York 13 to 5 while Detroit wins 13 to 2 over Cleveland. St. Louis tops Chicago 14 to 1. Remaining games unlisted. New York travels to Boston and Cleveland visits Detroit.
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Baseball Scores From An Evening Of Mixed Results
In a compact list of results Montreal defeated Albany 8 to 0 while Rochester triumphed 13 to 12 over Jersey City in 15 innings Buffalo fell 9 to 12 to Baltimore Newark won 3 to 2 against Albany and Toronto lost 0 to 4 as Newark moved to 2 and Albany stood at 3 in a day of late innings and tight finishes.
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Jersey City
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Zanesville manager in critical condition after operation
Larry Layne veteran centerfielder and playing manager of the Zanesville team in the Mid Atlantic league underwent an appendicitis operation today. His condition tonight was described as extremely critical. Layne, from New Haven West Virginia, formerly played with Detroit and St Louis. He last year managed Bridgeport in the Eastern league. He is twin brother of Herman Layne of the Louisville American association.
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Larry Layne
Layne
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W. Va
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Bridgeport
Herman Layne
Louisville American Association
Virginia Military Institute Graduates 142 First Class Men
Virginia Military Institute in Lexington on June 14 graduated 142 first class cadets with diplomas and degrees in final exercises. Co Harry N. Coots U S Army Cavalry delivered the address. Cadet Thomas Howard Harrell of Arkansas gave the valedictory as honors and medals were awarded including Jackson Hope Cincinnati French mathematics Deering English Literature Garnett Andrews prizes.
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Virginia Military Institute
Harry N. Coots
U. S. Army Cavalry
Thomas Howard Harrell
Arkansas
Jackson- Hope
Cincinnati
Pioneer dies in Morgantown mother of county official
Mrs. Mary Ann Shafer aged 89, a pioneer resident and mother of County Commissioner James Shafer, died. She leave s forty-nine grandchildren, fifty-nine great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. Funeral services are set for tomorrow. London's nightly street clean-up costs exceed 4 million dollars annually and employs 8500 workers.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Mary Ann Shafer
James Shaffer
Tilden Sees Open US Championship Hope For Tennis
40 year old Bill Tilden discusses return to pro tennis and ambitions for an open US championship. He criticizes American Davis Cup management and stresses need for international exposure for players like Cliff Sutter while praising Ellsworth Vines and Frankie Parker.
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Ellsworth Vines
Tilden
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Henry Ellsworth Vines Jr
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Big Bill
Vince
Stoefen
Frankie Parker
Johnston
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Sutter
Red Sox pound Yankees in high scoring win
Boston hammered three Yankee pitchers for 15 hits including homers by Ferrell and Alexander to beat the world champions 13 to 5. Ruth, Chapman, Lazzeri, Ferrell and McManus drove runs as New York stranded nine.
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Boston Red Sox
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Alexander
Ruth
Chapman
Lazzeri
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Jolley
R. Johnson
Friberg
Crosett
Gehrig
New York
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Brown
Pennock
Pip
Ge Combs
Coeeos Sewell
Rath
Moore
Baseball's Big Six gains with Klein solo lift
Chuck Klein boosted his batting average eight points to .368 for the day as the Big Six standings show Simmons White Sox among leaders with Gabe? Simmons, Martin, and Chapman: key figures include Schulte, Klein, and Davis. The table lists games played runs batted in hits and averages for the Phillies Cardinals Yankees and Senators.
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Narrows Narrow Victory Over Dublin in Tenth Inning
Narrows Virginia June 14 Narrows Tri County league club defeated Dublin 4 to 3 in ten innings. Pitching duel featured Bob Edwards for Dublin and Lefty Hudson for Narrows. Final score 4 3 with Narrows scoring in the tenth to pull away.
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Patterson
Hoblitzel and McKee Reach Tri-State Final in Golf
West Virginia senior Jack Hoblitzel and Pitt freshman Claude McKee advanced to the final of the Tri-State Intercollegiate Golf Championships in Pittsburgh. Hoblitzel defeated Bob Haverstick 3 and 1 and Charles Kay 6 and 4 to reach the final, while McKee edged Bob Lowe 4 and 3 and Art Sekay 1 up in 19 holes to join him. Pitt won the team title by two strokes over West Virginia. Kay had earlier beaten Joseph Totten 4 and 8 before Sekay beat Totten’s brother Francis 2 and 1.
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West Virginia University
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Hoblitzer
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Carnegie Tech
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Washington Senators defeat Wheeling Club in exhibition
Washington Senators won 3 to 1 at Wheeling in an exhibition game. Heinie Manush opened with a homer for the Senators, who benefited from two walks that produced runs. George Dickey doubled and scored for Wheeling as Curry followed with a single.
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al Schacht
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Ryder Cup Outfit Sails for Britain
New York June 14 Captain Walter Hagen and the United States Ryder cup team sail for England to end the jinx on foreign soil. The rubber series opens at Southport June 26 and 27 with Hagen leading a veteran squad against a younger British side. last year the U S won nine matches to three at Columbus.
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Walter Hagen
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Southport
United States
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Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Leo Diegel
Horton Smith
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