Senators Split Double Bill in Charleston Review
Charleston completed a road trip with an 11-5 win over Huntington in game two after Huntington triumphed 11-6 in game one. Dan Boone and Bratton McCrone led the Senators’ offense as Charleston also received strong pitching from Wayne LaMaster in the nightcap. The doubleheader left Charleston with four wins and six losses on the trip, and the club prepared to face the Dayton Ducks in Kanawha Park.
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Laundry Wins Over Nicelys In Striking Fashion
A garbled report from Kelley Field details Laundry defeating Nicelys with key players Mofflet Rainn Butciies Jones and Craigo contributing to the win. The team is set to play Tyler Mountain at Kelley Field, with the game starting at 8 00.
Dairymen Cop Defeat Charleston Laundry 11 to 1
Lamont and McCoy pitched for the winners in a game at Cuthyfs, as Brown started for Charleston Laundry. The Dairymen Cop routed their rival with an 11 to 1 victory yesterday afternoon.
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Thom and Domar to Meet in Mat Feature Tonight
Thom Domar square off in the main event of the American Legions weekly wrestling card at the Armory tonight at 6 30 PM. The winner take all bout follows two preliminaries with Chief Chewehki vs Paul Harper and Eile Belshow vs Bug Taylor in the semi finals. Hob Blake coach of the Indians mat team will see Thomas collide with Dick Griffin.
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Koppers Defeat Long Branchers in County League Action
Koppers won 6 to 1 over Long Branchers at Local Park in Fayette County league play. Barnett and Bryant batted for the winners with Canterbury and Humphries for the losers. The winners advance to face Gunard at Cliff Top on August 12.
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Lowmans Win Double Victory in Local Matchups
The Lowman Dre Kids secured a double victory yesterday defeating West Side Business Men's Association 20-10 with Lions Wis starring on offense. In the second game they beat Charleston Laundry 4-4 as the team dominated the action.
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Ace Hudkins Shot By Nightclub Proprietor
Los Angeles August 4 Ace Hudkins prize fighter was shot twice in the chest during a dawn brawl at Vermont Avenue night club. Proprietor R H Harris 88 said Hudkins drawn a revolver and brandished it before Harris fired, wounding Hudkins lightly. Harris was booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon.
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Charleston Triumphs Over Clarksburg in Tennis Meet
Charleston defeated Clarksburg 19-11 at the Charleston Tennis Club courts after dropping five straight singles. Key results include Durphy of Charleston edging Weber 6-3, 6-4, and Allen of Charleston beating Gallier 6-4 9-6. Doubles Miller-Weber of Clarksburg defeated Durphy-Aven 6-4 6-4.
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Oak Hill Ends Ansted Streak in 1-0 Win
Oak Hill defeated Ansted 1-0 at Ansted to snap the Ansted Gravy’s thirteen game winning streak. Martz pitched for Oak Hill and Grabick hit a seventh inning homer for the game's lone run as both teams showed solid pitching and defense.
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Shute and Hagen Defeat Padgham and Parsons in Britain
Shute and Walter Hagen won a golf exhibition at Brighton defeating British Ryder Cup player Padgham and pro Parsons by 6 and 5. The Americans led 4 up after 18 holes and built a 3 up margin after 14 holes, with Shute carding 66 in the morning round while Hagen shot 87.
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Shadows of the Past fighter Reddick’s rise and fall in boxing
Canadian boxer Jack Reddick rose to fame with seven straight knockouts and seventeen KOs in thirty bouts, fought in New York against Paul Berlenbach, later claimed Canadian middleweight and light heavyweight titles, and ended his career in Moose Jaw Saskatchewan amid health issues from head injuries.
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Pollard Defends Blue Grass Title in Open Tennis
Pollard of Lynchburg Va defends Blue Grass open title beating Fred Field Huntington 3-6 7-5 6-3 6-3. doubles run ends in semifinals for Pollard Johnson duo. Field Wilkinson beat Pollard and Johnson, then lost final to Cohn and Smith Beckley. Pollard eased to singles final with Jours. Pica beat Smith to reach final.
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Twilight Leaders Face Crucial Contests This Evening
Twilight leaders in the Dwlgsler League clash at Leyfield and Artier park as Binrines meet Martin and Shawver faces Starcher. Marines seek to seal Gazette division title while Shawver aims to maintain lead. Lefty Smith strengthens pitching as Maywook Belcher helps, with Martin aiming to rebound after playoff losses.
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Braves' Pitching Yields Victories
New York reports Braves dominating last week with seven wins and one loss. Strong pitching, two shutouts, and only 14 runs allowed highlight a season where Braves fans saw standout defense and efficient offense. Giants and Indians post bulk slugging while Athletics excel in the American League.
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Comeback by British Cuppers Sets Near Upset in Wightman Cup
Forest Hills report of the 4-3 American victory over Great Britain in the Wightman Cup Dutch, with Helen Jacobs preserving the day. Betty Nuttall and Dorothy Round won for Britain, but Jacobs and the late comeback by Britain narrowed the margin to 4-3, continuing America’s seven titles since 1922 while Britain has four.
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Athletics Triumph as Yankees Narrow Lead in Race
The Yankees defeated Boston 5-4 to cut Washingtons AL lead to three games while Philadelphia trounced Washington 12-3. Ed Chapman started for the Senators as Cronin gambled on a rookie, with Shamie Foxx hitting his first homer for the Athletics. Washingtons Cain walked heavily and Philadelphia surged late with Higgins belting a long homer. The Yankees later beat Boston 4-1 aided by three Boston errors and a wild start by Pipgras, with Lou Gehrig driving in the tying and winning runs in the seventh.
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Betters Overdo Things In U S Claims Runyan
Saratoga August 6 The author argues against widespread legalization of pari mutuel betting in the United States. He contends state revenue from racing fails to offset community costs and warns of a nationwide rise of mutuels harming states and racing alike. He cites Maryland as a case where out-of-state patronage sustains tracks, warning of long-term drain on Maryland and neighboring states.
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Bruins Rally Past Pirates 6-0 In Fifth Inning Showdown
Chicago Cubs punishing Steve Swetonic in the fifth, scoring five runs to topple the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 0 before a 35,000 crowd. Malone spun four-hit ball while Hartnett and English powered the Cubs with key hits and RBIs including two doubles by Hartnett.
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Giants Split Pair in Brooklyn Doubleheader
The New York Giants were swept by the Brooklyn Dodgers in a doubleheader, losing 5 to 3 and 3 to 2. Adolfo Luque relieved in the first game, stabilizing a threat in the sixth, while Carl Hubbell lasted in the first game for the Giants. Tony Cuccinello drove in three runs with a double in the opener to lift Brooklyn, aided by solid pitching from Buck Parmelee and Shick Suren in the second game. Mets, Banks, and other names appear in the box score.
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