Giants Quernhelm Pirates 11 4 widen two year lead
In a Saturday morning update the New York Giants defeated the Pirates 11 to 4 to claim their widest lead in two years. Other major league games scheduled include Cincinnati at Brooklyn and Chicago at Philadelphia as the slate unfolds today.
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Primo Carnera Up Against Tough Test Next Tuesday
Ohn Romano notes Primo Carnera is a formidable rival with a history of strong showings against top heavies. Louis era is remembered as the benchmark, and Carnera believes his power remains respected. The Detroit arena bout looms as a decisive step in his path toward a title shot.
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Softball All Stars to Clash With Doughboys at Cainfield
An all star softball squad from the active clubs will meet the undefeated Doughboys in an exhibition at Cainfield this afternoon after the donkey game. Chick Smith will manage the stars with a lineup featuring Berry Sneeker Sarver Jim Smith Averijl Barnes Adkins Vollins Wada Van Dyke Tabor Bennetti Buckhannan and Bill Bwecker. Report time is 3 30.
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Rain halts all play in Charleston tourney
Charleston West Virginia June 21 All matches in the closed tennis tournament were rained out today officials said play would be speeded up tomorrow to finish the event by Sunday afternoon.
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Piedmont Faces Bishop Minors At Cain Field Today
The league leading Bishop Minors visit Cain Field for a Coalfield league baseball game with Piedmont at 1 PM. Piedmont’s only recent appearance is noted as they host Amonate Sunday, with other games today including Amonate at McComas and Springton Matoaka at Pocahontas Boissevain.
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Regatta Hailed By Harvard Yale Postponed By Rough Waters
New London Conn June 21 The annual Harvard Yale regatta was postponed due to choppy Thames waters after the three decade event drew a large crowd. The four mile varsity final will be rowed tomorrow at 9 30 a m with the upstream course from the railroad bridge past the submarine base to Bartlett s cove.
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Baseball Big Six Leaders Face Slump as Bob Johnson Drops
American league leader Bob Johnson worsened his batting average to .370 after going 0 for 4 against the White Sox. Joe Medwick heated up with two hits in four at bats, lifting his clip to 156. Mule Haas added two RBIs in two official at bats, while Pepper Martin slipped further as the standings show continued shifts among top hitters and fielding leaders.
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Unclear collegiate scorecard circle with uneven data
Fragmentary summary lists many city names and scores in an 18 inning game. The readable bits show Lovigville St Paul Minneapolis and others with scattered scores and an extended 18 inning line for Kansas City. The fragment lacks clear teams, dates, or outcomes.
Southern Association Scores and Results Snapshot
Memphin beat Knoxville 7 to 2 while New Orleans posted 143 to Chattanooga 7. Alpwmingham triumphed 3 to 1 over Nashville 9 to 6, Atlanta led Lite Rock 4 to 8.
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Roman Soldier Faces Deep Field in American Derby at Washington Park
Chicago June 21 A star studded lineup for the American Derby at Washington Park features Roman Soldier favored at 7 to 5. Black Helen Blood carries strong threat as does Count Arthur with 6 to 1. Nellie Flag and Judy O Grady join a field of thirteen including Firethorn, aiming for the $25 000 prize.
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Home Run Standing Hutralo at Rochester Postponed
Weather threats delay Rochester event with home run standings unsettled. Other planned games are not scheduled posting.
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West Virginia trapshooting tourney opens with Given and Smith winners
Sharpshooters from West Virginia claim early titles at Keyser with Omer Given of Charleston winning doubles and Dr. B P Smith of Fairmont taking handicap honors. R. H. Collins of Charleston wins professional championship on 190 possible, while W H MacFarland and Edgar MacDonald of Keyser place in the 17 and 22 yard events. State governor H G Kump to present trophies after tomorrow’s singles.
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Clifton's Mate Wins Charles Town Feature Race
Clifton's Mate with Booker Up aboard won the fifth and feature at Charles Town by a length over Stool Pigeon. Miss Toucan won the early double in Edgar Updike's Misa Toucan and Evening Chimes, with Rock Miss close for place. Evening Chimes and Sandfalon exchanged positions in the third, while Scout On paid 3.60 to win in another close finish. Eight races were on the card the next day with Porphyry topping a $10.80 exacta. Today's wagering totaled 37200 dollars.
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Middle Atlantic League Business Improves Conference Sees Funeral Directors
West Virginia funeral directors meeting in Clarksburg heard that business has improved and bankruptcy fears have decreased. About 100 attendees from across the state attended the conference, underscoring a cautious optimism for the sector.
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Allison and Van Ryn Lose in Queens Doubles Match
London reports America's No 1 amateur doubles team Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn were upset at Queen's Club as Mako Budge and Donald Budge advanced in straight sets 6-11 6-3 6-4. Hughes and Tuckey defeated the Americans to reach the semi finals with Sidney Wood and Ernest Mater also advancing after a win over Hopman and Prenn.
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Tigers Blank Yankees 7–0 as Rowe Dominates
Tigers hand New York a 7–0 defeat behind a four-hit effort by pitcher Rowe. Mahaffey and Dietrich drive multiple runs while Kanes adds a tally. Early offense and strong fielding key Detroit win. other games listed include Philadelphia at St Louis and Washington at Detroit with various box details.
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Alabaman Admits Killing Drugist and Wife at Home
Montgomery report says E. N Avant signed a written statement admitting he shot H. D. Norman a Fort Deposit druggist and his wife at their Fort Deposit home last night. He claimed he killed Norman because of an affair with his wife and said Mrs Norman was killed accidentally.
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Angus W McLean Dies Former North Carolina Governor
Angus W. McLean, ex governor of North Carolina, died today at Emergency Hospital at age 65. The death was due to a blood clot in the right lung after several weeks ill. He had been brought here May 17 from Atlantic City by coast guard ambulance plane after being stricken April 19 en route from Washington to Atlantic City. McLean served as governor from 1925 to 1928.
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Intercollegiate golf entries swell for Washington tourney
New York's June 21 report notes 124 golfers from 30 colleges entering the intercollegiate golf championship at Congressional Country Club near Washington D C June 24 29. Georgetown's Joseph F P Lynch says entry growth over last year includes strong challengers from Georgia Tech Oklahoma Notre Dame Michigan Princeton LSU and Yale among others.
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Speed up at Grafton flood dam project
Workers on the 12 million federal flood control dam near Grafton West Virginia will shift to eight hour four day weeks. The Frederick Snare corporation said the change aims to place concrete before cold weather. About 1000 men are employed as concrete is laid in the Coffer dam on the east side and preparations begin on the west side.
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Lewis to address big Labor Day rally in Charleston
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America will address a Labor Day rally in Charleston on Monday September 2. Van A. Bittner WV union chief called on local unions statewide to join in a big celebration in Charleston.
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