Bluefield Takes Second Game in Series Against Gary
Bluefield defeated Gary 9 to 1 in the second game of the little world series. Jimmy Hurst pitched well with five assists and one putout, while Hall, Dreyfus, and Price led Bluefield hitters. Gary’s Allen again failed to record a hit as Bluefield built a seven run lead by the second inning and held off a late rally.
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McDowell County
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Bluefield Boys
Bluefield
Jimmy Hurst
Gary Boys
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Allen
Hurst
Moore
Hall
Dreyfus
Cores
Binefield
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Riley
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Falkner
Price
Subhlman
Faircloth
Hayworth
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Noble
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Brown
Short
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Gullina
Suleiman
Grandstand
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Wintry
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Palmer
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Faulkner
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Clerk
Suilins
Settle
Veccens
Robertson
Sullivan
Baseball Standings and Home Run Races Highlight Slugger Fight
The article tracks tight races for third in the American League featuring the White Sox Browns and Tigers and the NL battles between Brooklyn and St Louis for first division spots. It notes Meusel likely to lead AL home runs with 27 while Simmons and Williams challenge for second. It also mentions a women’s tennis final between Mrs Jessup and Mrs Mallory in New York.
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Nationals
Athletica
White Sox
Browns
Tygers
Pale Hose Brigade
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Cubs
Braves
Phillies
Phile
Fletcher
Ken Williams
Meusel
al Simmons
Mackian Clouter
Simmons
Beaver High football coach Nebinger arrives for season prep
Dick Nebinger arrives in Bluefield to lead Beaver High athletics. The squad will begin practice Monday at the fair grounds with high expectations for the strongest team in Beaver High history despite losing several stars from last season. A candidate meeting is set for Saturday at 1 pm in Bland Street Methodist Church.
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Dick Nebinger
Beaver High
Bluefield
Caroon
Fair Grounds
Bland Street
Wolf Creek
Beaver
Matoakay
West End
Nebinger
Mountaineers Keep Scrimmages Going In West Virginia Action
Mountaineer coach Ira Rodgers continues scrimmages for WVU candidates after a mounting casualty list. Clar ence Keefer suffers sunstroke but shows improvement and may miss workouts until Saturday. Mardy and Kit Lewis top offensive backs in today’s mix, while the line, led by Captain Mahan and Byer, fails to impress.
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Jackson Mill
W. Va
Ira Rodgers
West Virginia
Mountaineer
Clarence Keefer
Mardy
Kit” Lewis
Bruder
Ryan
Mahan
Byer
Frenchmen Put Up Strong Fight in Davis Cup Opener
In Philadelphia on September 10 American defeated France in the opening two matches of the Davis Cup. Jean Borotra pushed champion William T. Tilden to five sets, 4-6 6-0 2-4 9-7 6-4, and Rene Lacoste forced William M. Johnston to a close finish before losing 6-1 6-1 6-8 6-3. France trails 2-0 with three matches left including tomorrow's doubles.
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Philadelphia
France
Jean Borotra
William T. Tildep
Rene Lacoste
William M. Johnston
United States
Lacoste
America
Amer‘ica
Tennis stars poised for decisive final rounds
Captain R Norris Williams and Vincent Richards lead their team against Borotra and Lacoste as they strive to force a Saturday decider. Tilden meets Lacoste and Johnston faces Borotra in the closing singles.
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Maining
R. Norris Williama
Vincent Richards
Borotra
Lacoste
Tilden
Johnston
Berlenbach to Meet Jim Slattery Tonight
New York reports world light heavyweight champion Paul Berlenbach of Astoria will defend his title in a fifteen round bout against Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo at Yankee Stadium. Slattery, 21, was chosen after Delaney and McTigue withdrew ill, and this marks Slattery’s first fifteen round appearance in the state as Berlenbach makes his first title defense in a decision.
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New York
Paul Berlenbach
Astoria
N. Y
Yankee Stadium
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Slattery
Tex Rickard
Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Champion Crowned In Fifteen Round Bout At Yahkee Stadium
The challenger defeated McTigue in a fifteen round fight at Yahkee Stadium to win the title on Decoration Day.
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Outao McTigue
Yahkee Stadium
Baseball score roundup from American Association games
In Columbus Indianapolis won 7 to 0 in eleven innings while the second game finished Indianapolis 12 Columbus 7 in seven innings due to darkness. Toledo defeated Louisville 11 to 8. Kansas City beat Paul 7 to 2. Minneapolis topped Milwaukee 9 to ?
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American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Jessup Defeats Ryan in Women's Middle States Tennis
At the Philadelphia Cricket Club on September 10 Mrs. Marion Zinderstein Jessup of Wilmington Delaware defeated Miss Elizabeth Ryan of California in the semi finals. Ryan had recently defeated Helen Wills at Seabright and was favored to win the tournament. Jessup won the second set after eighteen games and took the third set decisively 6-2.
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Philadelphia
Marion Zinderstein Jessup
Wilmington
Del
Elizabeth Ryan
California
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Famous Ball Players Sit In With Oxley's Pride of the South
Harold Oxley and his Pride of the South Entertainers, a pet orchestra of the New York Yankee club, perform at the Colonial theatre today and tomorrow. Players Wally Schang Joe Bush and Benny Bengough join in, mixing classical music with blues in a show praised for leadership and talent.
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Harold Oxley
South
Colonial Theatre
New York Yankee Baseball Club
Wally Schang
Joe Bush
Benny Bengough
Oxley
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