Browns Defeat Indians in First Game of Series
Cleveland losses in heat as Coveleskie and Robertson exit after first inning. McManus homers with Williams and Jacobson aboard in third as St Louis beats Cleveland 8 to 2. Redgood and Shocker strong for Browns. Edwards and Coveleskie hit hard for Indians.
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Browns
Indians
Cleveland
St. Louis
Coveleskie
Robertson
McManus
Williams
Jacobson
Brown
Redgood
Edwards
Shocker
AB. R
H. O. A. E. Jamieson
Wamby
Bene Speaker
Brower
J. Sewell
Or. Lewis
Bedgood
Double Jay
Tedgood
Kzell
Evans
Nallin
Rowland
Lutske
Ux Gardner
Ieee
Bush shuts out Ehmke as New York tops Boston 4 to 0
New York’s Bush limited Boston to five hits while backed by Scott Witt and McNally in a 4 to 0 win over his former teammates. Rush and Ehmke pitched, with 8 and 1 hits allowed respectively, in a 2 hour game.
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Boston
Ehmke
New York
Bush
Scott, Witt
McNally
Ferguson
Escors
Scott
Witt
Harris
Ward
Rush
A. E Witt
Tae
Wee
Ruth
Pipp
Ib Teeeenee
Meusel
Eenee
Tenn
Hofmann
Ee Bush
Thee
AB H E Mitchell
Sane
Devormer
Ao Reichle
Athletes Down Washington in Slugfest at Philadelphia
The Athle ties defeated Washington 10 to 6 at Philadelphia. Alen Russell started for Washington, Walberg pitched into the sixth, Eddie Rommel finished with three hitless innings. A dramatic play near the bleacher wall counted as a catch, despite Bush protest that the ball bounced.
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Philadelphia
Athleties
Washington
Alen Russell
Walberg
Eddie Rommell
Senators
McGowan
Charrity
Bush
R. H. E. Washington
Russell
Zahniser
Ruel
Romel
Perkins
Bruggy
Tigers Chase Leverette to Defeat White Sox
Detroit beat Chicago 5 to today as W. Collins started and left in the fifth inning. Cole finished the game after Mack relieved with the bases loaded and one out, delivering a pivotal moment though the readable portion ends.
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Tigers
Chase Leverette
White Sox
Detroit
Chicago
W. Collins
Cole
Mack
No clear headline available from the fragment
A partial baseball inning shows Detroit scoring and a double play ending an inning. Pitcher Thurston is mentioned along with players Collins Cole Woodall Leverette Mack and Schalk in a sparse box. The text lacks full context and outcome details for a concrete summary.
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Thurston
R. H. E. Chired
Detroit
W. Collins
Cole
Woodall
Leverette
Mack
Schalk
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in the American League
Results show Philadelphia defeated Washington 10 to 5 and New York beat Boston 4 to 0. St. Louis routed Cleveland 8 to 2 while Detroit toppled Chicago 6 to 3.
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Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St Louis
Sssece
Fourth of July Track Meet at Bluefield Fair Grounds
Bluefield post of the American Legion hosts a track and field meet and novelty events on the Fourth of July at Bluefield Fair Grounds under Ernest P. Witt. Prizes include Legion medals and loving cups. entry is free and open to interested athletes from area schools and universities. A Messenger Boys Bicycle race and a Yord race are planned, with about fifteen boys expected in the bike race. Seven and a half dozen children will participate in a patriotic masque depicting American history, directed by Bluefield Community Service, with a prominent speaker to be announced.
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Bluefield Fair Grounds
Bluefield Post No. 9
American Legion
Ernest P. Witt
Virginias
Legion
Henry Rodgin Company
Princeton Avenue
William Colés
Messenger
Vaughn
Western Union
Bluefield Community Service
West End Playgrounds Secure Double Victory in Dodgeball
West End dodge ball team defeated East End 1 to 0 to win the city championship in a tense final. Rangeley scored the lone point in the final quarter as West End completed a second shutout this year. East End fought hard with a strong lineup featuring Fulford and Porterfield while Evans and Humphries led West End. West End girls then crushed North Side 14 to 4 with solid teamwork.
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West End
East End Playground
Rangeley
East End
Omre
Evans
French
Humphries
Gilla
Fulford
Coen
Strangler Lewis Arrested Three Times in Cleveland
Ed Strangler Lewis, wrestling champion, was stopped three times while driving through Cleveland on his way to Europe. Police suspected him of being Arthur Whitfield linked to a policeman’s shooting, but Lewis proved his identity at three stations after a six hour ordeal.
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Rochester
Strangler
Cleveland
Frank Sweeney Wins Maryland Amateur Golf Title
Frank Sweeney of the Maryland County Club captured the Maryland state amateur title by defeating William Richardson four and two in the final. He had earlier ousted Tom Lasseer in the morning semi final, ending Lasseer’s bid to repeat as champion.
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Frank Sweeney
Maryland
Baltimore
Maryland County Club
William Richardson
Sweeney
Tom Lasseer
Appalachian Power Company Defeats Bland Street Methodists
In a close Fair Grounds game yesterday afternoon the Appalachian Power Company beat Bland Street Methodist Club. Sheffey outpitched Crenshaw, fanning more batters, while Woody impressed at short. J. Wagner led the Methodists with a double and triple.
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Sheffey
Crenshaw
Appalachian Power Company
Bland Street Methodist Club
Fair Grounds
Woody
Appalachians
J. Wagner
Methodists
The Coachers Interference Rule Debated in Baseball Play
In a bases loaded situation with no outs the third base coach overstepped and dashed toward the plate causing confusion. The shortstop’s throw went wide and the runner scored while the batter reached second. The coacher left his box, caused interference, and the runner from third should be ruled out. The batter is only entitled to first.
Pulaski Tops Graham Red Sox In Final Series Clash
Pulaski won the final game of the series against the Graham Red Sox by 8 to 6 yesterday at Graham. Parker starred for Pulaski with four plate appearances producing three hits including a homer and two doubles while Hardy and Thomas left the mound after rough innings for Graham.
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Pulaski
Graham Red Sox
Graham
Hardy
Thomas
Parker
Princeton Defeats Pelicans in Slow Bramwell Game
Princeton won 4 to 3 in the first Bramwell season game. Caldwell collected four hits in as many at bats while Hall starred in the field with eight putouts. Cooke for the Pelicans thwarted several Princeton rallies.
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Bramwell Pelican
Bramwell
Cooke
Pelican
Caldwell
Pelicans
Coalwood
Pocahontas
Eno
McNeal
Whitlock
Nessleroad
Hall
Turner
Lane
E ‘Holland
Woods
Nencdson
Ll ’ Bramwell
Chandler
Hatchett
Pillow
Rf Denton
Saffelle
Stereo Pack
Ee Burch
Birch
Cook
World Tennis Title to Be Decided Monday
More than 200 lawn tennis experts from twelve countries play at Wimbledon starting Monday to decide the world titles for the last time under the International Federation. Americans enter in all events including men’s and women’s singles, doubles, and mixed doubles with top players like Mrs. Molla Mallory, Wm Johnston, and Vincent Richards.
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London
Wimbledon
Wimbedon
International Federation
United States
Great Britain
France
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Wm M. Johnston
Vincent Richards
Johnston
William T. Tilden
Francis T. Hunter
Eleonora Sears
Leslie Bancroft
Eleanor Goss
Isabella Mumford
International League standings from late inning bids and scores
In a set of baseball scores, Jersey City and Buffalo faced losses and wins. Newark beat Buffalo 7 to 6 after 13 innings, Syracuse routed Reading 8 to 2, and Rochester defeated Baltimore 6 to 4.
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Bid
Jersey City
Buffalo
Newark
Syracuse
Reading
Rochester
Baltimore
Wade School Girls Triumph Over North Side 14-4
Wade school girls avenged a season loss to Fairview by defeating North Side 14 to 4 on North Side playground. Louise Baldwin and Margaret Morrissette led dodging as Wade opened 7 to 2 at halftime and held firm through a sharp second half.
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Wade School
Fairview
North Side
Wade
Louise Baldwin
Margaret Morrissette
Wade girls conquer North Side in 14 to 4 victory
Wade girls display strong teamwork and fast passing led by Margaret Sams Inez Walker Edna Walker and Lois Lazenby to defeat North Side 14 4. North Side fought despite smaller size and inexperience as lineups feature Mary Brown Thelma Burton Louise Baldwin and others.
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North Side
Wade
Margaret Sams
Inez Walker
Edna Walker
Lois Lazenby
Anna Crockett
Liela Walker
Sallie Thornhill
Helen Cook
Mary Lazenby
Mary Brown
Thelma Burton
Louise Baldwin
Margaret Morrissette
Florence Cage
Glenna Adams
Frances Criner
Thelma Bishop
National League results from yesterday
Baseball scores show Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 11 to 5 with a later Philadelphia 5 2 win. Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 4. New York defeated Boston 9 to 5 and St Louis beat Chicago 9 to 5.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Pet
Mane
Whiskaway Ties Latonia Track Mark in Whitesburg Handicap
Whiskaway equalled Latonia track record for one mile and 70 yards by winning the Whitesburg handicap by a neck over Prince K. and Lady Madcap carrying 118 pounds. Wise Counsellor also matched Latonia’s five-eighths mile mark in the Harod Stakes, beating Worth More by two lengths. the Nichols-Bradley entry paid $14.80. Governor Gray and Frederick L. set the previous Latonia record.
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Latonia
Whiskaway
Morvich
Cudgel
Whitesburg
Prince K
Lady Madcap
Wise Counsellor
Keegan
Nichols-Bradley
Governor Gray
Frederick L
Munro Captures Ohio Amateur Golf Title
Jack Munro of Zanesville defeated Frank Southard of Inverness Toledo 4 up and 3 to play in the 36 hole final to win the Ohio amateur golf championship. Munro previously held the title in 1918, with Southard emerging as a new tournament player.
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Toledo
Jack Munro
Zanesville
Ohio
Frank Southard
Inverness Club
Munro
Southard
Giants and Pirates clash. decisive fourth session seals win
The Giants push ahead in the final period to secure a 9 5 victory over the Cubs. Toney exits after a crowd-rousing tilt, while Cincinnati tallies two base hits by Fonseca and Barnhart and three-base hits by Bohne, Bigbee, Traynor, and Barnhart.
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Giants
Cooper
Fonseca
Barnhart
Bohne
Bigbee
Traynor
Burna
Duncan
Maranville
Roush
Rawlings
Grimm
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Rixey
Page
Bressler
Reds
Burns
Daubert
Pinelli
Senene Cincin
Dauber
R. H
Ween Ewnn
Carey
Schmidt
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Bluefield Hardware-Georgia Lumber Company
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Bluefield Fair Ground Park
the White Sanitary Shop
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