Keyser Marksmen Win Eastern Zone Singles Championship
Keyser W Va June 19 E H MacDonald won the eastern zone trans shooting singles title with 194 hits out of 200 amid showers at Meadow Lark Gun Club. Ned Lilly and Joe Helstand led classes with 198, while other top finishers from Hillsboro and Wilmington posted strong scores. The BluefieldWyoming clubs plan to enter the state shoot with C H Blyens defending singles champ and a full slate of Bluefield entrants.
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Summers
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Murlene
Pollock
Bluefield Juniors Triumph Over Princeton Comets 7-6 in Seven Innings
Bluefield juniors rallied from a two run deficit to beat Princeton Comets 7 to 6 in seven innings at Calnfield. Hoke drove in two, Mall led with three extra base hits, and Nicewander scored the decisive run on a fly to center as the rain shortened a tense late frame.
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Spain
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Honaher
Tynes
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Sindaninad
Wayne Farnios
Jockey Shanks Tops at Charles Town Race Meet
Jockey John Shanks led Charles Town with riding wins on M I Care Velea Echeleon and Penner Patcher. Pepper Patch paid 13.80, double pools reached 77.20, and Shanks became the meet's leading rider with a standout daily performance.
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Charles Town
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Ja Tola
Shanksawar
M. i
Elliott
Penner Patcher
Babeleon
Pepper Patch
W. Ke
Apposon
Watter
Gee
Virginia
Braddock Baer Fight Sparks Talk Of Gold Standard Baseball
Long sports column notes Braddock’s victory over Baer and the crowd’s reaction, praises Braddock’s heart, and critiques Baer’s showing. It cites Pegler advocating restored gold standard pitching and laments inflation in baseball. Also mentions Olympic star Kojac’s Hawaii meet, Dempsey as referee, and Ruth-era attendance trends at Braves Field.
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George Kojac
U. S
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George Wie
Corbett Evans
Jack Dempsey
Washington
Canzonert
Klick
Dempsey
Braves Field
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Estantia
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Schorr
George
Rocky
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Jim Jeffries
Primo Carnorm
Joe Louis Ghots
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Primo
Joe
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Lotis
Western Champs Eyeing Olympic Bid From Berkeley
New York reports the California Golden Bears of Berkeley aim for a third straight Olympic crew berth, eyeing 1916 Berlin competition after recent victories and a strong showing in the Poughkeepsie regatta. Coach Carney Bright notes uncertainty and emphasizes building an Olympic crew for trials and future meets.
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Iba
Siright
University of Washington
California
Nucleia
Cornell
Golden Bears
Penn A
Worcester
Maes
Italy
Poughkeepale
Prouusylvania
Baseball Big Six Sunny Myer and Stone Propel Standings
Buddy Myer extends hitting streak with four hits and drawing walks for his team as Johny Stone provides support in a high six clash against Cleveland. Rain paused games as leaders battle for top spots. Vaughan, Vaughan, and Moser post strong lines while Myer climbs to third in the American League batting race behind strong Cardinals and Athletics performances.
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Nhid
Yoyealerayta
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Stong
Fide
Pete Vaughan
Pharcoe
A. Tohnwon
Athletian
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Moser
Athletica
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Martle
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Bethany joins West Virginia athletic conference
Bethany College won admission to the West Virginia Athletic Conference after a conference session in Charleston. Dr. Wilbur Cram idett defended the bid. The meeting reelected officers led by G. Rehrbauh and studied options for a non profitable basketball tournament and how to handle finances. Potomac State College will remain in the conference as part of a state university under a July 1 act. Roy M. Hawley briefed the committee after resigning as Marshall College athletic director.
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Georetary
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Southern Association score roundup amid irregularities
Nonstandard OCR listing shows Alliants 4 Momphin 3 Knoxville 45 Little Rock 36 Birmingham 44 Chattanooga 8 Bat Orleans 6 Naghville 4 10 in ade with unclear formatting suggesting a regional sports score summary from the Southern Association sports page.
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Little Rock
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Chattanooga
Bat Orleans
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Major surprises in Wimbledon draw shock tennis world
Tendon June 19 report on Wimbledon draws with two major upsets. The men's field includes 12 Americans and three top women, with England’s Fred Parry top seed and German Baron Von Cramm given a special seed. Crawford and Menzel hold high seedings among others. In the women's field Katherine Stammers is seeded sixth, while Mrs Moody leads the defending champions as the draw unsettles expectations.
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Wimbledon
Mrs. Moody
United States
Fred J. Parry
England
Baron Cottfried von Cramm
Germany
Australia
Dayle Cu
Jack Crawford
I Wy
Bungay
Christian Bousson
France
Perry
Menzel
Crawford
Wood
Roussuc
Avastin
Allison
Katherine Stammers
Mra
Ieten Wills Moody
Mie
Moody
Dorothy Round
Ingland
Hilden Krabwinke
Sperling
Mme
Reno Manieu
Nisa Stammers
Peggy Scriven
Joan Martian
Johnny van Styn
Philadelphia
Delinquent 1934 Taxes Notice by J C Fanning Sheriff
A sheriff and treasurer warns readers not to publish his name as delinquent for 1934 taxes and directs to see another notice elsewhere in the paper. The notice identifies J C Fanning in his official capacity.
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J. C. Fanning
Sheriff and Treasrer
Dough boys grab another contest in Bluefield league
Doughboys extend lead in Division A by beating Supply 1 1. Pitcher Coffee hurled a two hit shutout as Rutch Bishop hit a homer. Rookies downred Shields 71 in the other game with Rupsea tossing a gem, six strikeouts, two runs allowed. Next week Bookies face Bakers to decide the race as three games are slated for today and tomorrow with several rained out.
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Bakers
Bluefield
Rutch Bishop
Rupsea
Henderson
Newatea
Cain Neld
Volleymen
Bankers
Favorites Move Along in State Closed Tennis Tourney
Charleston reporters describe the ongoing state closed tennis tournament in Charleston West Virginia with several seeds advancing. C F Gora of Charleston seeded No 7 defeated Clarence Huffman of Huntington 7 5 6 3 and Ian Colin runner up last season seeded No 1 reached the third round on a bye while Grady Whitman and Tom Falconer advanced on byes or defaults. In women s singles Virginia Harrison beat Mia John Askew Charleston after a bye and Virginia Trenor beat Mildred Frost Brown 6 1 6 4 play paused by rain will resume tomorrow morning with goal of completing the women s singles and defending champion Marion Pritchard meeting Lane Hay for tomorrow.
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C F. Gora
Clarence Huffman
Huntington
Ian Colin
Beckley
BU Dye
Eling
Tom Falconer
Grady
Whitman
Elkins
Showers
Virginia Harrison
Stantington
Mia
John Askew
Virginia ‘Trenor
Martnnburg
Mildred Frost
Brown
Marion Pritchard
Fis Pajyed
Lane Hay
Frances Grimes Upset Victim In Penn Tourney
In the 47th West Penn tennis championships at Pittsburgh, Frances Grimes of Morgantown WV upset the No 3 seed in the women’s division, losing to Edig C. Smith of Cleveland 2 6 2 6 4 in a tight match. Leroy Weir of Cleveland advanced to the fourth round by defeating C A Woods of Pittsburgh 6-3 6-2. Barbara Dufty of Cleveland, defending women's champ, and the rival from Pittsburgh moved to the semifinals after two wins.
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Leroy Weir
Cleveland
C. A. Woodsey
Barbara Dufty
Lana Mouromxe
Ae ‘Poteerenn
Frances Grimes
Morgantown
W. Yau
Edig C. Suilth
Vaughan and Blanton Set for Pirates Return
New York June 10 Arky Vaughan has started resting in Philadelphia and may not play for several days as a precaution. Cy Blanton, feared to need an appendicitis operation, was discharged from a Philadelphia hospital and will rejoin the Pirates in Pittsburgh with his wife and daughter.
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Cy Blanton
Bucsace
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Pirates
Yankees Clip Tigers In Doubleheader Thriller
The New York Yankees swept Detroit in a twin bill, winning the opener 13-3 behind strong pitching and a power display while taking the nightcap 7-6 in a tense finish that drew 27,000 fans. Tangled in a long duel, Lee and Tamulis traded blows as New York built a commanding lead. Detroit rallied late but fell short in the second game.
Solters Clouts Ex-Mates As Browns Split With Red Sox
Julius Solters belted a homer and doubled twice in the first game, then added a double and two singles in the nightcap as the Browns beat the Red Sox 8 6 in game one and lost 3 0 in game two, continuing his hot hitting against former teammates Ferrell and Welch. Hal Trosky powered Cleveland with two home runs to pace a 10 5 win over Washington in the second game after Washington took game one 11 8. Grange signs to coach Bears as backfield mentor in Chicago.
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Red” Grange
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Braves and Cubs Divide Twin Bill
Boston and Chicago split a doubleheader with the Braves winning 2 1 in the first game and the Cubs taking the second 3 0. Stith and Warneke dueled in the opener as Berger and Mallon drives fueled Boston while Hartnett and Klein sparked Chicago in the nightcap.
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Braves
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Jordan
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Phil Cavarretta
Gabby" Hartnett
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Four Yankees advance in London tennis play
London June 19 David N Jones aided the American Davis cup squad at the Queen’s club championships advancing to the quarterfinals alongside Budge, Allison and Makio. Jones defeated Jack Lysaght 6-2 6-2 to reach the last eight as Budge overcame a 0-2 second set deficit 6-2 6-4 and Allison won 8-2 10-8 after a tense baseline duel.
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Columbia University
Stars and Stripes
the Queans Club
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Oxford
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John van. Ryn
Fend
Wimner Aliison
Donald Budge
Gene Makia
Budge
M. Jones
Stnger
Allison
Mako
R. J. Ritchie
England
K. C. Gandar-Dower
Gre Meredith
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