Captain Hagen and Pals Shine in Ryder Cup Opener
Alan Gould reports from Seloto Country Club Columbus on June 26 as Captain Hagen’s Americans beat Britain 4 to 1 in the first day’s 26 and 38 hole matches amid heat and shifting play. Hagen and Shute starred in morning foursomes while Cox Burke and Sarazen also contributed key wins in a see-saw contest.
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Alan Gould
Seloto Country Club
Columbus
Beloto
Cantaln
Walter Hagen
Scioto
Hagen
Densmore Shute
Leorge Duncan
iArthur Havers
Glose
Brohony
Farrell
Gene Sarazen
Archie Comnston
Billie Davies
Witty Cox
Bic Burke
Syt Eastarbrook
Ernest Whitecombe
Abe Miitchell
Fred Robson
Alaplnona
Leo Diegel
Zolf
Waven
Shute
Duncan
Havers
Sarazen
Compston and
Davies
Cos Ont Burke
Easterbrook
Whitcombe
Diesel
Espinosa
Mitchett and
Trovson
Burke
Diego
Mitchell
Robson
Big Six Baseball Hits, Spikes Batting Leaderboard Shuffle
Virgil Davis of the Phillies tops the National League batting list yesterday with two hits in three at bats, though his average rose only slightly. Harvey Hendrick, Harvey Hendrick, dropped eight points to .364 after going scoreless in four trips. Chuck Klein surged into sixth with three hits in four at bats, boosting his average, while BI Terry went hitless. The standings show Ruth and Morgan among leaders, with Davis and Klein near the top after the latest results.
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Virgil Davis
Phillies
Sig
BI Terry
G AB. R. Pet
Ruth
Yankees
Morgan
Ind
Bimmong
Ath
Davis
Pulities
Hlendr
Reds
Klein
Nn Fee
State Liners Set For Boissevain Tilt At Glenwood Park
Bluefield base ball club the State Liners face Boissevain Bears Sunday at 3 30 at Glenwood Park. N W Welch Senators meet Welch in McDowell while N W takes State Liners league schedule. Kell plans lineup from American Legion Junior days.
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Bluefield
State Liners
Boissevain Bears
Glenwood Park
Dr. Sd. Kell
Boissevain
N. & W. Nine
Tri-County
Welch Senators
McDowell
Alep
Weller Reich
Kell
American Legion
Huntington
National Legion
National League Standings and Results Summary
National League standings show St Louis leading with 36 wins and 24 losses, followed by New York 36 24, Chicago 28 ?, Brooklyn 28, Philadelphia 27 4, Pittsburgh 23 42, Cincinnati 23 42. Yesterday’s results include New York 2 Cincinnati , Boston 7 Chicago 3, Brooklyn 16 Philadelphia 13, Pittsburgh ? Cincinnati. Today’s schedule lists Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Boston, St Louis at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
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St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
Gouls
St. Louia
Mitsburgh
L. Philadelphia
Washington
New
White Sox Take Series Opener As Caraway Dominates Senators
Chicago wins 4 to 3 behind Caraway who held Washington to five hits. Kuhel hit two homers for the Senators and Caraway contributed three hits for Chicago. Crowder started for Washington, lasted five innings, and Hadley finished for Chicago. Washington drops to 1 1/2 games back of idle Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Caraway
Senators
White Sox
Kuhel
Crowder
Washington
Hading
Hadler
Bue
Teynolda
Fonseca
Philadelphia Athletics
Abrah Toa Myer
Manush
A Cronin
Harris
Wrest
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Chica Verr
Fe Reynolds
Fongert
Watwood
Clasell
Jeffries
Tate
Toris Ree
Chickeo
Sceuvanecereee
Rupa
Oneeca
Reynolds
Bluege
Kohel
Manoah
Seynolds
Ritna
iKohel
Dubla
Lettries
Kerr
Tue
Halla
Hadley
Tadley
Loin
Carawway
Los Ing
Gaieer
Owens
Wimbledon Triumphs by American Tennis Star Floats Hope
London reports American players led by Frank X. Shields John Van Ryn and Sidney B Wood Jr reaching the last eight in men's singles while Mrs L A Harper advanced to the last 16 in women's singles at Wimbledon. Shields defeated English champion I OHM 6-0 6-2 showing breadth of American strength. Van Ryn beat Christian Boussus 6-2 1-6 6-2 5-1. Harper dominated Miss Webb 6-0 6-4 as American entries push toward titles.
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London
Frank X. Shields
John van Ryn
Sidney B. Wood Jr
Mra. L
Vané Ryn
Christian Boussus
Henri Cochel
Rene Lacoste
Jean Borotra
Johnny
Wond
Cambridge
Cambridge Tennis Champlion, ¢ Mr. Malfray
Son
Turner
Malfray
Harper
Miss
T Webb
Logtish Gly
Mra
Varner
Betty Nuthall
Notre Dame Gridiron Boss Is Seriously Ill
Rochester Mayo Clinic reports Notre Dame football coach Heartly T. Anderson seriously ill after two days of tests for severe headaches. Dr Doyle and Dr Barborka note the condition is serious though not yet described as critical. diagnosis remains pending.
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Rochester
Minn
Notre Dame
Hunk) Anderson
Anderson
Mayo Clinic Pathological Division
Ita
J. RR. Doyle
Doyle
Virginia Shooters to Attend Local Traps at Winchester Meet
Virginia shooters will likely challenge at the Virginia states shoot in Winchester on July 3 and 4. They plan to train with the Bluefield Gun Club at Cumberland Heights this afternoon, amid a busy July schedule. The grounds are expected to draw larger crowds as new beginners show commendable progress and invite all trap enthusiasts to participate and visit.
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Tazewell
Virginia States
Winchester
Bluefield
Cumberland Heights
Pitcher Derringer Sees Victory Despite Chalked Loss
Criticism grows over the decision crediting Derringer with the St Louis Nationals win after he relief pitched in a late inning. Notes say Moore’s ninth inning hit could have altered the decision, sparking debate on scoring rules versus common sense.
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Derringers
St. Louis Nationals
Hal- Ishan
Chicago
Derringer
Moore
Street
St. Louis
Hallahan
Lindsey
Rales
Wallahan
Brooklyn Goes On Hitting Spree And Beat Cards 16-5
Brooklyn jumped to an early lead, then blanked the Reds as Walker pitched well for New York. Ogden struggled behind a poorly playing defense, limiting Reds’ scoring to a few hits while Cullop misplayed a drive for a triple. In another game, Philadelphia routed Pittsburgh 13 to 2 as Wait allowed two earlier starts to shape the win with a swarm of Phillies doubles and timely hits.
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Brooklyn
REDS
New York
Giants
Walkers
Walker
Ogden
Cullop
O'Farrell
Fallis
PHILS
Traynor
Epeeres Grace
Cleves Thavenow
Nberinelt Yosiye Meine
Oshort
Poe
Thevenow
Osborn
Workmen Busy on Fight Arema
Cleveland reporters describe heavy preparations for Max Schmeling vs Young Stribling at the municipal stadium with 92 000 seats, advance ticket sales near 300 000 dollars, and arena construction nearing completion as rain delays sparring. Schmeling plans body attacks in the seven day countdown while Stribling trains indoors.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Hall
Municipal Stadium
Max Schmeling
Young
Geauga Lake
Mike Carey
Madison Square Garden
Bill Carey
Toledo
Jack Dunn
Garden
Chicago
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Mercer And McDowell Golfers Meet Sunday
Mercer and McDowell golfers will convene at the Mercer club Sunday afternoon for a two ball foursomes match using the Nassau system scoring. Captain Jim Hawking leads Mercer against Captain Mace of McDowell in the season opener with Bluefield selections to include Hawkins Matz McQuall Brooks Lubimer Greenspoon Kitts Wagner Halien Mel Butt Burton Turk Clark White Schlossberg Markell and Bird.
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McDowell and
Mercer Country
Mercer Club
Nassau
Mercer
Jim Hawking
Mace
McDowell Stars
Bluefield
Jim Hawkins
Max Matz
Dick McQuall
Pat Brooks
Abe Lublmer
Sam Lubimer
William Greenspoon
Tom Kitts
Bernard Wagner
Frank Halien
Billy Mel Butt
Garfield Burton
Maxie Turk
Harry Clark
Klaney White
Goody Schlossberg
Markell
Dr. Bird
Schmeling Routs Panka and Marullo in Pro Boxing Stints
The German fighter pressed Panka’s defense to close quarters and pounded the body until the Pittsburgher folded. Schmeling then boxed three rounds against Panks and two against Marullo, landing quick rights to shake Marullo and outguessing him in tight exchanges. He maintained speed with cold weather training and plans to finish his work with more gloves work.
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Max
Conneaut Lake Park
Max Schmeling
Cleveland
George Panka
Pittsburgh
Tony Marullo
New Orleans
Schmeling
Nera
Panka
Pitteburgher
Panks
Marullo
Schmellnor
South Eliminated From College Tennis Championship
Haverford Pa June 26 Teddy Burwell of the University of the South was eliminated in the singles semifinals by Bruce Barnes of the University of Texas. Keith Gledhill of Stanford defeated David Jones of Columbia to reach the final as the cup shifts to the Southwest. Barnes won 6-3 7-5 4-6 6-3 while Gledhill won 1-6 6-3 6-1.
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Haverford
South
Clifford Suter
Tulané
Teddy Burwell
University of the South
Bruce Barnes
University of Texas
California
Keith Gledhill
Stanford University
David Jones
Columbia
Barnes
Gledhill
Bramwell Wesleyans Beat M'Comas 8 to 6
Bramwell Wesleyans win 8 to 6 over M'Comas Wildcats at Bramwell ballpark. Leo Haynes pitched for Bramwell and Louis Haynes collected three hits in three trips. Also notes Berwind Coalwood faces Welch Senators in a Tri County league game at Welch ball park at 3 p.m.
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Bramwell Wesleyans
M’comas
Leo Haynes
McComas Wildcats
Bramwell
Louis Haynes
WELCH
Berwind-Coalwood
Welch Senators
Big Stakes Races Set Across Tracks Today
New York June 26 With nearly 75000 awaiting the winners of seven stake races four tracks in the United States and Canada will share the racing spotlight tomorrow as fifty thoroughbreds of all ages race for rich purses One third of the amount is in the 26000 Latonia derby for ten top three year olds The Kentucky track also offers the 5000 Rosedale for two year olds with eleven starters Three stakes the 2400 Wheatley steeplechase handicap the a 10000 added Great American stakes for two year olds and the 5000 added Brookdale handicap for older horses top the Aqueduct card Five were named for the steeple chase nine juveniles for the Great American and four for the Brookdale For the 10000 Francis S Peabody Memorial handicap at Washington Park five horses are eligible For the 5000 Quebec derby at Dorval six three year olds are eligible Today’s racing had few outstanding features most trainers withholding stars for Saturday’s richer purses Sun Mission won the California handicap at Aqueduct beating J Widener’s Curate by a nose Wyaming was third Four Oaks stock farm’s Cister Zoe won the Hat Del Prado at Washington Park The veteran campais beat Nostan by a half length with William Ziegler’s Lum third The winner an outsider paid 15 4 for 2
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New York
United States
Canada
Kentucky
Font
Brookdale
Washington Park
Dorval
Sun Mission
Aqueduct
J. 4
Widener
Curate
Wyaming
Oaks Stock Farm
Cister Zoe
Campais
Mias Bianche Watson
Nostan
William Ziegier
Lum
Hickey Fines Nemo Leibold For Abusive Umpire Remarks
President Thomas J. Hickey of the American association fined Columbus club manager Nemo Leibold 400 dollars after he addressed abusive remarks to umpire Larry Goet during the second game of a double header between the Red Birds and Minneapolis in Columbus last Sunday.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Hickey
American Association
Harry
Nemo) Leibold
Columbus Club
Larry Goet
Red Birds
Minneapolis
Columbus
Weslayan and Virginia Siders to Open Half
Wesleyans and Bluefield nines will open the second half season at Wellerfield this afternoon as announced by Ralph Millar, secretary of the Greater Bluefield Baseball league, with the rematch expected between Weslayan and Bluefield in Virginia. A separate note reports Primo Carera defeating Underta in three minutes and 43 seconds, with Torrianna Wan I in a separate bout, delivering a decisive finish after a late stumble.
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Greater Bluefield Baseball League
Wesleyane
Bluefield
Wellerfield
Nero Alamate
Primo
Burrala
Primo Carera
Torrianna
Twica
Lae
Nish
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