Welch Senators down Northfork Keystone in 7-0 rout
Welch Senators powered to a 7-0 victory over Northfork Keystone at Keystone ball lot as Harry Dean held NK to five hits. Welch hitters led by Moore Hughes and Lockhart drove in runs, while Lanning struggled on the mound for NK and Bob Hall worked five-plus innings for Welch. Postponements noted for Coalwood Kimball and Mullens games due to rain. rescheduling pending.
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Hewlett gets honor for all around work
Lexington Virginia June 16 The Porter cup as the best all round athlete in the Virginia Military Institute corps of cadets was presented at the Monogram club ball to Luther Burton Hewlett of Blaine Kentucky The athletic association medal for the best all round freshman athlete was received by Harold Pratt
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Blake G Stingsy With His Blows
Boston, June 16. Blake held Boston to four hits today and Chicago won the second game of the series 7 to 0. It was the Braves eighth straight defeat. Brandt walked seven and hit two, with two wild pitches, marred by extreme wildness. Richbourg, Stephenson, Bell, and Cuyler led Chicago while Blake contributed a run batted in. Time of game 1:05.
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Cardinals stay atop with 6 5 win over Brooklyn in 11 innings
St Louis outlasted Brooklyn 6 to 5 in eleven innings to remain in first place and widen its lead on Cincinnati. Del Bissonette hit a three run homer in the sixth to put Brooklyn ahead, but Ray Blades tied it with a ninth inning homer with two on and two out. The Cardinals extended their winning streak to seven games and moved fourteen of seventeen on the road.
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Montreal Beats Newark In Doubleheader Opener At Home
Montreal defeated Newark 9 to 5 in the second game after taking the first 7 to 6 in seven innings. Rochester edged Jersey City 6 to 4 while Reading bested Buffalo 6 to 3 and Baltimore won 2 to 0 against Toronto in the other listings.
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Maryland and Johns Hopkinsreach lacrosse finals for Olympic team
Maryland defeated Navy 6 to 2 in the semifinal and Johns Hopkins beat the Army 4 to 2 to reach the final for the Olympic lacrosse team selection.
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Black Panther Wins Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct Park
Black Panther ridden by Johnny Malden won the $12,600 Brooklyn handicap at Aqueduct Park finishing a mile and an eighth ahead of Victorian who was second and Diavolo third. Scandals included Scapa Flow rider Pony McAfee escaping unharmed after a saddle slip.
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Britons Retake Wightman Trophy In Dover Defense
Great Britain's women defeat the United States four matches to three to win back the Wightman Cup at Wimbledon. Helen Wills and Betty Nuthall split singles, with Wills and partner Helen Wills contributing strong doubles play to seal the victory for Britain.
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Arerene
M. Kroft
Mise Lelleen Bennett
Penelope Anderson
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Mise Jacobs
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Wille
Miss Bennett
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Miss Wills
The Old Grad and the Gifted Donor
A verses narrative portrays a Westward college benefactor who endowed chairs and buildings yet felt the sting of missing athletic glory. He created the Phy sics Lab Alumni Hall and a Liberal Arts chair, earning praise and a posthumous glow, only to be mocked for lacking a first-class end and a halfback during football season.
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Stubby Broadcasts and Local Sports Tidbits
Coalwood meets Mallens this afternoon while Robins are favored to win. Bluefield travels to Welch expected to struggle as Keystone Reds face Northfork Keystone to cap a busy sports roundup. Major Spates now hosts at West Virginian hotel while Tunney Dempsey talk rolls on.
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Record smashing Eastern Olympic tryouts highlight fast sprints
Lloyd Hahn set an American 800 m mark in 1 52.1 and Johnny Gibson then captured a world record in the 400 m low hurdles with 53.5. Sid Robinson won the 1500 m in 3 59.1 as Fran Hussey and Jackson Scholz sparked sprint wins. Quiet in field events aside from pole vault, Little Mac Smith excelled in the 500 m final.
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Jackson Scholz
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Karl Wildermuth
Georgtown
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Little “Mac” Smith
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C. F. Hunter
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Weems Basin
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Browns Rally To Beat Yankees 7 5 In St Louis
St Louis Browns beat New York 7 to 5 after outhitting star pitcher Pipgras who left in the fourth. Dick Coffman held Babe Ruth to no hits as New York’s slugger hit his 24th homer in three games.
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Home Fans See Gellar Occupants Sweep Series
Two homers by Walker and strong swings from Southern and Hurst pace the win as Ethan Allen contributes two errors in a tight game. The victory marks the fifth win of the week for the Phils with dominant early offense.
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Unclear Soccer Score Summary From Fragmented Box Scores
Fragmented OCR shows multiple soccer results with teams Columbia Macon Knoxville Asheville Charlotte Augusta Spartanburg Greenville and scores such as Columbia 11 Macon 9 and 8. The fragment includes first and second periods with partial listings and unclear context. No full single game narrative is recoverable from the text.
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Compton Equates Amateur Course Record With 70
Dr. J. B. Compton equalled Bluefield Country Club’s amateur course record of 70 yesterday afternoon after a 35 on each nine. He shares the mark with Hardy, Hooper, Melihany, Stacey, Turpin, Rixey, and himself. Turpin scored 41 and 39 in related rounds as club action continues with upcoming matches listed for early June.
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C. L. Stacey
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Bill Tu
W. Joal Mcihany
New World's Mark I S Hung Up at Coliseum Los Angeles
Leighton Dye of the Los Angeles Athletic Club set a new world record in the 110 meters hurdles with 14.35 seconds at the Coliseum meet in Los Angeles. Frank Wykoff, a 19 year old Glendale sprinter, dominated Charles Paddock in both the 100 and 200 meters, tying the world record for the 100 meters with a 20.45 second finish.
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Beckley Man Wins Mixed Doubles in Scheveningen
Beckley West Virginia player Francis T Hunter and Cecily Aussem of Germany won the mixed doubles final at the international tournament in Scheveningen Holland. They defeated Ronald Boyd and Miss Canters in the final.
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