Bishop Downs Piedmont 9 1 In Cas Sell Field
Bishop Miners crush Piedmont 9 to 1 at Cassell Field as Jim and Jack French star with strong batting and defense. Piedmont's only score comes on Childress home run. Cyphers error and Wyrick single spark Bishop in second and fifth innings.
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Bishop
Bishop Miners
Piedmont
Cassell Field
Lavender
Jim French
Wyrick
Grizzle
Asbury
Jack French
Cyphers
Childress
Jim
Im French
Bishop— Hooe Asbury
French
Wheeler
McKaughan
Woe Syphers
Cocssese
Pytick
Seccseeseseee
Griggle
Sececseesees
Horel
King
Watters
Woods
Sth
Mitchem
Nester
Hudson
Ay Griggle
Grizble
Frisco
Mackey
Justice and Whittaker
Mountaineers Subdue Pocahontas 8-3 In Amonate Baseball
Mountaineers beat Pocahontas Indians 8 to 3 at Amonate. Humphreys drove in runs, key fifth inning surge built the lead, and McCoy pitched nine innings for the win while Collins started for Pocahontas.
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AE Gray
King
Mace
Covach
Dumphrey
Rasnick
Leach
Frost
C le
Piccoy
Seeeereeveeers
Pocahontas
OAE
Dove
Cece
Oldham
Hell
Gilmer
Buga
Tyst
Collins
Ging
Humphrey
Cattaruza
Gray
McCoy
Shell
Onate
Tocahontas
Umipires
Low
Davis
Stubborn Hearts and Daily Ditties From the Tubby Column
A collage of anecdotes and quips about love, work, and modern life featuring a New York writer, a wife who stays loyal then leaves, and a fellow who finds steady work in sports reporting. The column riffs on fashion, nudism jokes, straw hats, and playful city life as it closes with a sports wish for the Blue Grays against Wytheville Terrors at Cainfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jewett Captures Open Title in West Virginia Golf Tourney
Rader Jewett the Cedar Rocks pro from Elm Grove won the West Virginia Open at Wheeling with a 281 total, one under par for 72 holes. Bobby Rownd was runner-up at 292 and Jules Blanton placed third at 293 as other pros and amateurs battled for top prizes.
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Rocky Schorr
Bluefield
West Virginia
Wheeling
W. Va
Rader Jewett
Cedar Rocks
Elm Grove
Rader
Johnny Javiis
Charleston
Bobby Rownd
Jules Blanton
Parkersburg
Vrc
A. J. Chapman
Horace Brand
Clarksburg
Southern Association Scores Snapshot
Birmingham leads Atlanta and Memphis 6 to 1 in a mixed set of results. Chattanooga shows 1 while Little Rock also registers 1. Knoxville posts 2 as the league reports only games played.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Knoxville
American Association Scores Card Summary
Columbus defeats Toledo 8 to 5 while St Paul loses to Minneapolis 0 to 8 Milwaukee edges Kansas City 2 to 7 Louisville beats Indianapolis 4 to 2.
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Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis
Palfrey Secures Victory in Women's Tennis Defense
In Wimbledon, Sarah Palfrey of Brookline and Helen Jacobs led the United States to defend the women's international trophy. Palfrey defeated Peggy Scriven after a 1-5 deficit in the final set, with Jacobs also winning her singles, as the U.S. claimed four singles and one doubles in the series.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Sarah Palfrey
Brookline
Mass
George Wightman
America
United States
Miss Palfrey
Helen Jacobs
Uncle Sam
Margaret
Peggy) Scriven
Magnificent Dennis
Dorothy Round
England
Serahs
Toronto Wins 10 to 6 over Baltimore in Middle Atlantic clash
Toronto defeated Baltimore 10 to 6 in a Middle Atlantic League game. Buffalo fell 6 to 5 to Syracuse as Rochester lost 5 to 4 to Newark.
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Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rochester
Newark
Cunningham Shatters World Mile Mark At Princeton Meet
Glenn Cunningham of Kansas crushed Bill Bonthron of Princeton to set a world mile record of 4 minutes 6.7 seconds at Palmer Stadium Princeton New Jersey. Bonthron finished second in 4:12.5 as Eastman also set a remarkable 1 49.8 for 1 fusing the comeback.
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Kansan
Ben Eastman
Ivan Fuqua
Palmer Stadium
Princeton
N. J
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Bill Bonthron
Bonthron
Cunningham
Ben” Eastman
Indiana University
Charley Hornbostel
Eastman
Thom Hampson
England
Los Angeles
Hornbostel
Indiana
Bob Kane
Cornell
Wirt Thompson
Yale
Keith Brown
John W
Bill) Fellowes
New York A. C
Joe McCluskey
Ray Sears
Butler
Joe Mangan
Allison Defeats Van Ryn In Middle States Finals
Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas crushed John Van Ryn to win the Pennsylvania and middle states tennis championship. He won 6-0 6-2 6-0 in 36 minutes after teaming with Van Ryn to beat Sam Gilpin and Normal Broomall in doubles.
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Allison
van Ryn
Middle States
Philadelphia
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
John van Ryn
Pennsylvania
Europe
Sam Gilpin
Normal Broomall
Cavalcade Wins Detroit Derby In Track Record Effort
Cavalcade owned by Mrs Isabel Dodge Sloan wins the Detroit derby a mile and three sixteenths for three year olds by one and a half lengths earning 19475 with a track record 1 58 1 5. Plight and New Deal finish second and fourth as crowds of 20000 cheer. Other races at Washington Park Latonia and Detroit report results with varied payouts.
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Detroit
Isabel Dodge Sloan
Fleet
Brown
Lancegage
Cavalcade
Plight
William Sachenmaier
Lamp Black
Little ‘Cynic
Bossie Eye
Myrtle Brooks
Four Spot
Unkle Tom
Trevalion
Great Haste
Galladay
Born Happy
Moane Keala
Prince Sulleman
Lady Va Va
Navanod
Latonia
Prince Doc
Blatola
Bob Custer
Hank Miec‘Tavish
Janapa
Prince Flux
Oh Dave
Valdosta
Outcry
Sis Agnes
Camp Cook
Monks Star
Shepherd Boy
Leros
Frederick
Weston
No Saint
Sora
My Blaze
Open Hearth
Howard
Dusky Lans
Whymask
Plumage
Lan
Kings Minstrel
Bright Bubble
Zorana
Troll Along
California Crowns Varsity Crew Regatta Shines On Hudson
California defeats Washington by three quarters of a length to win the varsity eight race at the rescheduled Hudson regatta. Navy finishes third with Syracuse and Cornell fifth and sixth as Washington freshmen dominate the junior event.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson
Golden Bears
California
Baer
Max
Pacific Coast
Huskies
Washington
Navy
Dick Walsh
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Columbia
West
Rutgers
Galax Leafs Rally Past Bluefield in 9-3 Decision
In Blue Ridge League action at Galax, the Leafs defeated Bluefield 9 to 3 extending Bluefield’s losing streak to five. Morgan started for Bluefield while Galax tallied four runs in the first inning and built the lead with clutch hits from Leach Berry Woodward Brumette and McMillan.
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Galax
Bluefield
Galax Leafs
McMillan
Blue Ridge
Smiley
Morgan
Zanesville
Ohio
Dennis
Leaf
Wytheville
Blue Grave
Cainfield
Carl Doyle
Doyle
Neigenfind
Leach
Woodward
Berry
Brumettes
Hadden
Baskette
Hutton
Griffen
Byrd
Watson
Crosswhite
Chukker
Len Moreland
Fiel
Groseclose
Grose
Gehortetop
Brummette
ABR
Hore Kitchens
Winters
Moreland
Griffin
Edmonds
Ef Morgan
Arrhore Leach
Seoese
Brumette
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Piedmonts
Amonate
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Max Baer
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Pet Bishop
Welchwee Piedmont
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Stubby
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Ray Prince
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Burned Mills
Maine
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Yeace
Mneheee
Gert
Successon
Gerty
Jewett
Shorr
Wheeling Pro
Liversay
Blanton
Archie Loeffler
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Bill Swing
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Art Rogers
Logan
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Charleston Kanakha
Everett G. Livesay
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Alex Larmon
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Casper Rohr
Parkers
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Archie Loefler
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I. G. Livesay
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Fairmont
I. ¢. Schorr
Uom
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Kirk Jackson
Fred Rogers
Oak Hill
Albert B. Spencer
Morgantown
George Hewitt
Bill King
Johnny Jarvis
Ned Payne
Beckley
Art Clark
Williamson
Frank Crum
Vance Rathbone
C. J. Thomas
C. E. Rogers
Bus Rogers
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al McCoy
Howard Ney
Southern Association
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