War Glory Son Of Man o War Repeats Dwyer Triumph
War Glory son of Man o War won the 16th running of the Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct by eight lengths, with Jovious eight lengths back in second and Kerry Patch another length behind. The win echoes the sire’s historic success as a predecessor to Fair Play American Flag Crusader Genie and others.
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War Glory
Man’ War
New York
Samuel Riddle
Aqueduct
John P. Grier
Gilbert
William Woodwards
Jovious
Lee Rosenberg
Kerry Patch
Diddle
Wise Daughter Wins Cap Setta Stakes at Latonia
In Latonia Kentucky on opening day Wise Daughter from Everglade stable won the Cap Setta Stakes over seven fillies, finishing a half length ahead of Far Star of the Dixiana stable with Penncote third. Morning Fair was withdrawn. Wise Daughter earned 2360 dollars from a 2 bet at 5.66.
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Latonia
Wise Daughter
Everglade
Dixiana
Far Star
Penncote
Frank
Hie
Constant Wife
Horvath
W. F. Knebelkamp
Morning Fair
Big Brand Wins Lincoln Fields Handicap at Chicago
Big Brand ridden by H Shutte and trained by T H McCaffrey won the Frances A Peabody Memorial handicap at Lincoln Fields in Chicago before 15 000 spectators. He beat Sidney Grant by half a length Marmion in third in a field of nine. payoff 7 28. Key Hole owned by Headley of Lexington fell during the fourth race tossing rider A Tipton who was knocked unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Brand
Chicago
T. H. McCaffrey
Latonia
H. Shutte Up
Frances
Lincoln Fields
Sidney Grant
Marmion
Key Hole
Hail Price Headley
Lexington
A. Tipton
Bowman Leads Bluefield In Patchy Victory Over Fries
Bowman pitched well for Bluefield as Le Noir scored on Kinzer error and Fries rallied with Petty and J Phipps hitting. H Phipps led Bluefield with a triple and homer while Kitchen had two singles and a homer for Bluefield. Eads, Adkins, Kinser and J Phipps contributed two hits as Bluefield won 5 to 4 in a see-saw contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adkins
LeNoir
Kinzer
Fries
Petty
J. Phipps
H. Phipps
Bluefield
Kitchen
Chuck Nalboch
McMillian
Nalboch
Grosclosé
Eads
Blue Grave
Skipper Cain
Bowman
H. Yatove
Stiee
McCeskill
Kinser
Meere
Queever
Washington Club Beats Chicago to Hold Narrow Lead
Washington Club defeated Chicago 8 to 4 to stay a half game behind in the standings. Vernon Gomez held Chicago to seven hits with seven strikeouts as the offense struck in the third inning, while Hank McDonald and Walker with Bill Dickey provided homers in a decisive rally.
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Browns
Washington
Vernon Gomez
Yanks
Hank McDonald
Walker
Bill Dickey
Cromwell selects star TAR track team from period collegiate meet
Cromwell’s selections name Metcalfe in the 100 and 220 yards, Hardin in the 440 and high hurdles, Hornbostel in the 880, Cunningham in the mile, Bonthron in the two mile, Laborde in discus, Purvis in javelin, Marty in high jump, Brooke in broad jump, Zaremba in hammer, Torrance in shot, Lavalle in mile relay with Harding Jones Fuqua and others.
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Chicago
Meier
Moreau
Keller
Cromwell
Yarge
Dash Metcalfe
Marquette
Metcalfe
Glen Hardin
Louisiana State
Charles Hornbostel
Indiana
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Ins Meier
Stanford
Hardin
Jack Torrance
Henri Laborde
Duane Purvis
Pur
Walter Marty
Fresno Due
State
John Brooke
Peter Zaremba
New York
Jimmy Lavalle
Giants Tighten Grip On National Lead In Stormy Win
Mooney hit a home run into center field bleachers in the first game as St. Louis beat Philadelphia 7 to 4. Hallahan, Vance, Mooney, Johnson and Wilson contributed on offense while Davis was a key pitcher. Official scoring shows St. Louis with a 2 0 2 0 4 6 1 line and Philadelphia 3 1 3 0 0 6 1.
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Giants
Mooney
Ome
R. HE
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Hallahan
Vance
Johnson
Wilson
Jackson
Holley
P. Collins
Davis
Klorneby
Durocher
Schulmerich
Hite
Hanson
Pickrel
Haensen
Umfres—McGrew
Magerkurth
Ime
Fred Frankhbouse
Bill Urbanski
Chicago
English
Koenig
Eenen
Herman
Hendrick
Demaree
Caenee
Campbell
Grimm
Ene Neeee
Jurges
Warneke
Paonen
Wenweene
Tith
Ecored
Boston
Abbe Urbanski
Oewane Ne
Jordan
Spohrer
Ennwee
Gyselman
Betts
Ease
Frankhouse
Vaughan Leads Pirates Past Dodgers in 15-3 rout
Floyd Vaughan sparked Pittsburgh with a homer triple and two singles as the Pirates pounded Hollis Thurston and Freddy Heimach. The 21-hit attack produced 15 runs, with Comorosky and Traynor also contributing multi hit efforts and Adame replacing Waner due to illness. Brooklyn managed 3 runs on 8 hits as Thurston took the loss.
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Vaughan
BAC
Brooklyn
Floyd “Arky
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hollis Thurston
Freddy Heimach
Pittsburgh
Ove
Adame Comorosky
Lloyd Waner
Thevenow
Swift
Cncees
Brooklyn Abr
Frederick
Stripp
Ccomsae
Leslie
Lopez
Jordan
Thurston
Heimach
Comorosky
Traynor
Suhr
Cuccinello
P. Waner
Finney
Taylor
Lindstrom
Ryan
Thureton
Helmach
Stark and
Rigler
Vines and Contenders Set for Wimbledon Title
Vines leads a field of strong contenders for the Wimbledon singles title with $100,000 at stake. Seeded rivals include Jack Crawford, Australian champion, and Henri Cochet of France as the tournament looms.
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Vines
Jack Crawford
Henri Cochet
France
Australia
American Association dramatic 13 inning game
Louisville defeats Indianapolis 4 to 3 in thirteen innings. St Paul dominates Minneapolis 7 to 1. Milwaukee edges Kansas City 19 to 7 and Toledo over Columbus 2 to 0.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Toledo
Columbus
Unclear Scores From Regional Matches and Yesterday’s Results
The report lists scattered team outcomes including Newark versus Jersey City and Buffalo versus Toronto with varying scores. Other pairings include Baltimore against Albany, Montreal against Rochester, Atlanta versus Birmingham, and Knoxville against New Orleans.
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Newark
Jersey City
Buffalo
Toronton
Baltimore
Albany
Montreal
Rochester
Atlanta
Birmingham
Knoxville
New Orleans
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock
Chattanooga
West Virginia Voters Urged to Vote Dry on Prohibition
A call to West Virginia voters by the United Dry Forces urging a vote against repeal of the eighteenth amendment. The appeal argues repeal weakens the Constitution, invites social ills, and harms national recovery efforts. Signed by state committee members and several affiliated officials.
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West Virginia
Harry J. Capehart
Thomas G. Howard
Brown W. Payne
E. A. McGhee
Thomase Reid
United Dry Forces
Revival in Princeton Church Sees Conversions and Additions
Great progress reported in the Church of God in Christ revival on Lewis Street Princeton W Va with many conversions and several additions. At 3 PM Bishop C F Kyle and other Bluefield workers will attend and the bishop will deliver a special sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God IN Christ
Lewis Street
Princeton
W. Va
C. F. Kyle
Bluefield
Sunday church services and dry forces meeting notice
Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 Christian Endeavor at 6 30 evening service 7 30 prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 N S United Holy Church on Church street Bible school 9 00 O M McGue superintendent sermons at 11 am and 8 pm by the pastor evening worship 3 pm prayer service Tuesday night public welcome Rev Mrs Mary L Glenn pastor final mass meeting of the Bluefield Unit of United Dry Forces of West Virginia at North Side Holy Church Monday 7 30 pm remarks by Rev J A Walker Rev D B Taylor and Rev Mrs M L Glenn at 200 Wilson Street Sunday about 1 pm services at 3 pm Y P W W 6 30 pm services at 8 pm Bishop C F Kyle will preach everybody welcome.
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Christian Endeavor
N.S
Bluefield
United Dry Forces of
West Virginia
North Side Holy Church
J. A. Walker
D. B. Taylor
M. L. Glenn
Church OF God IN Christ
Pentecostal
Wilson Street
C. F. Kyle
Scott Street Baptist Sunday School
J. H. Thomas
West Virginia lodge elects at Grafton grand session
The Prince Hall Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star West Virginia jurisdiction held its nineteenth annual grand communication in Grafton on June 19 and 20. Officers elected and installed for the ensuing year included Mrs. Jeanette Parker Morgantown WGM and Mart Hance Bluefield WGP L J.
Mount Zion Baptist Church and Voter Meeting Notice
Mount Zion Baptist Church lists Sunday school at 9 30, morning service at 11 20, B Y P U at 5 46, evening service at 7 30, and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30. North side voters meet Monday at 7 30 at Reese street hall. Golden Star club moonlight picnic January 26 at 8 pm meeting 7 30 at A M E Zion Wilson street, picnic at Tazewell.
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Princeton
W. Va
Golden Gate Baptist
Golden Star Club
Blake's Chapel
A. M. E. Zion Church
A. M. E. Zion
Wilson Street
Tazewell
Colored personals Dora Johnson heads to Lynchburg and Norfolk
Mrs. Dora Johnson left this morning to spend the weekend with friends in Lynchburg and Norfolk.
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Dora Johnson
Lynchburg
Norfolk
Blake's Chapel Service Schedule
Sunday School at 9 45 a m followed by morning worship at 11 o clock The pastor preaches and a class meeting is set for 4 p m Christian Bodevor leads at 6 30 p m and evening worship at 8 o clock
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Blake's Chapel
Christian Bodevor
Prince Hall Grand Lodge Elects Officers for 1933 34
The fifty sixth grand communication of the Prince Hall Grand Lodge F A M of West Virginia at Grafton elected 1933 34 officers led by Alfred E Goodwyn as grand master and Wm Benson as deputy grand master Other posts included Wm Carpenter Sr senior warden G Bland Wilson junior grand warden Hartley J Parker grand treasurer L J Twitty grand secretary Isaac E Smoot and others Also Jeaac E Smoot E G H priest elected Royal Arch Masons namedcimentos.
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Prince Hall
Madison
Simheon Warren
Bluefield
T. G. Dill
Milburn
Carl Watkins
Mart Hance
Grand Muntee
Royal Arch
Jeaac E. Smoot
Church Schedule Announces Weekly Services and Events
Sunday school 9 30 and worship 10 00 led by Rev J R Brown of Grace Methodist Church South to preach at 3 00 p m Boys and Girls organization times include 5 00 bro therhood 6 30 Epworth league and 7 30 public worship under Rev E S Wright pastor with notes of ongoing progress at the school and upcoming activities for children
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John Stewart M
J. R. Brown
Grace Methodist Church
South
Men’s Brotherhood
Epworth League
E. S. Wright
Prayer Service at Scott Street Baptist Church
The regular mid week prayer service opens at 8 o'clock on Wednesday evening at Scott Street Baptist Church.
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Scott Street Baptist Church
Revival at Church 1 of Apostolic Continues
Sunday school at 9 30 a m invites all. Home minister’s revival ongoing led by Rev Leonard Davis. Dinner served at 11 45 a m followed by a 3 30 sermonette. Rev Mrs continues notes unclear.
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Apostolic
Leonard Davis
Local Preacher to Speak as Community Rallies
H C Hairston will preach at 8 p m with public invited. Rev T J Cox Hughrader Peery, recovering from knife wounds, shows improvement at his Park Street home. Local residents, Miss Mentis Fitzgerald and Miss Louise Saunders, visit relatives in Roanoke and Pocahontas. Attendees include Stewart Calhoun of Keystone and Harry J Capehart of Welch assisting in federal court. Prof Ulysses Prunty of Elkhorn High was in town on business.
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Hughrader Peery
Park Street
Jesse Saunders
Louise EB. Saunders
Frank J. Littlejohn Jr
Northfork
Pocahontas
Mentis Fitzgerald
Louise BE. Saunders
Frances Walker
Roanoke
Rocky Mount
Mise Oneana
Sylvester Jones
Evergreen
Emmett Walker
Ellis Street
Stewart Calhoun
Keystone
Harry J. Capehart
Welch
Ulysses Prunty
Elkhorn High School
John Estes
Allen Street
Simmons' Choice of People as Baseball's Greatest Player
Chicago June 24 Al Simmons leads the final ballot for the 193? All Star selections at Comiskey Park on July 6 with 346,291 votes for the White Sox left fielder. Chuck Klein tops the National League with 342,283 votes. Other leaders include Gehrig, Dykes, Cronin, Hartnett, Ruth, and Grove with vote tallies across positions.
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Chicago
al Simmons
Comiskey Park
Chicago White Sox
Chuck Klein
Philadelphia
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Bill Terry
Giants
Frisch
Cardinals
Gehringer
Detroit
Traynor
Pittsburgh
White Sox
Cronin
Washington
Bartell
Phillies
Hartnett
Cubs
Dickey
Simmons
Klein
Ruth
Averiff
Cleveland
Paul Waner
O'Doul
Grove
Athletics
Warneke
Hubbell
Gomez
Ferrell
Lucas
Cincinnati
Bluefield A. C. Trims Greeneville. series tied
Bluefield A. C. defeated Greeneville Tennessee 16 to 4 in a lopsided game played yesterday at Wellerfield. Greeneville won game one, and the clubs set a deciding third game at the North Side Lot the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield A. C
Greeneville
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Riddie
Washingto Club
Marvin Owen
Johnny Stone
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
George Pingtes
Johnny Welch
Bob Kline
Bengals
Hoa
EF Waretiler
Ana
Werber
Cooke
Alexander
Owes
Boo Greenberg
Hayworth
Ina
Boston Ware
Niides
Sox
Owen
Stone
Frasier
Greenberg
Roell
Liggett
R. Johnson
Hodapp
Rogell
White
Piperes
Kling
Pipgas
Fippes
Kline
Innnings
Pipgras
Moriarty and Geisel
Lefty Grove
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Reynolds
Burns
Gullie
Ee Melillo
Ceceucs
Cacncsenae
McDonald
Wells
P Nt
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Crouch Sennenees
Welle
St Louis
Farrell
Lary
Gehrig Lazzeri
Melillo
Sewell Burns
Gehbirg
Louis
Menald
Teain
Connie Mack
McNair
Bishop
Cramer
Coleman
Rf Foxx
Madjeski
Higgins
E Williams
Sun Nenenans
HO Powers
Cissell
E Morgan
Averill
Vosmik
Kamm
Spencer
Enocoe Knickerbocker
Hudlin
Pwenneeee
Connally
C'esell
Sacrifices Williams
Double Spencer
Williams
Foxx
Hudlin - Grove
Tmpirea
Summers
van Graflan
Orsatti
Othe
Pocaniceca
Mowry
Urbanski
Whitney
Guselman
Klem. Pfirman
American Association
International League
Southern Association
Mid-Atlantic League
Huntington
Charleston
Hechey
Van
Wheeling
Springfield
Dayton
Wimbledon
Ellsworth
Jack
Crawforo
Keith
Igleom Iil
Ellsworth Vines
U. S
News of the Colored People
Twitty
Grafton
Scilder Benson
Grand Trasurer
Katie Wilson
Stella Hance
Lucy Clarkson
Morgantown
Slaughter
L. J. Twitty
Grand Sentinel
A. L. Coleman
Ada
J. C. Smart
Georgia Jackson
Esther
Catherine Holland
Lettye Goodwyn
Beulah Clark
Edward Presbyterian Church
MASS
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Bedford and
Peck Streets
Rev. L. Dabney
North Side
Reese Street
Cr. W. Tiffany
Jones Street School
BOY Scouts
J. C. Tonsler
Genoa High Schoo
Cismont Lodge
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
H. C. Hairston
T. J. Cox
Belfast
Ireland
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