Exhibition golf battle looms in Charleston today
World famed Walter Hagen is expected to arrive by air for an afternoon exhibition match at Kanawha Country Club alongside Donald Garrick and local pro John Hardie with Palmer Stacy. The event draws a large crowd as dry weather and lightning fast fairways promise high scores and potential sub par rounds.
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John Hardie
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Kanawha Club
Cumberland Stops Johnnies Luck In Baseball Clash
Cumberland halted Johnstown's winning streak with a six to four win. Hodge fanned 13 and limited Johnstown to eight hits as fans surged onto the field after a disputed first inning play, then police cleared the area. Matthews and Vassey paired with Hodse and Priester in the matchup.
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Johnstown
Cumberland
Johnnies
Ross
R. Oh. Johnstown
Matthews
Vassey
Hodse
Priester
McGraw LANDS HEAVY ONE ON DEMAREE IN BRAWL STORY
By AL DEMAREE a baseball tale recalls a pitching mishap against Philadelphia. Moran praises McGraw’s temper while Demaree denies a captioned photo, noting a misstep in a rainy clubhouse scene with untidy phrasing and remembered heat.
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Jobim Moran
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McGrio
IMS
Associated Ratings
Scotties Break Losing Streak in Big Win
Scottdale upended Clarksburg 10 to 15 as they snapped a skid. Shriver left the box in the seventh after five tallies. Clarksburg scored four in their half of the seventh and two in the eighth but fell short. Final score 15 to 10 with scattershot offense spanning innings.
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Shriver
Scottdale
Seattles
Senators Fall to St Louis in opener but hold lead
St Louis Browns defeated the Washington Senators in the opening game of the series as southpaw Zachard of Aus and Gaston limited Washington to five hits. St Louis moved to maintain first place with the win, while Philadelphia Athletics and the rest of the league watched closely.
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S&t
Indians Triple Whip Athletics in Cleveland Victory
Indians rally from behind as Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 4 to 3. Miller started the rally with a second inning double, Perkins drove in runs with key hits, Sewell and Buckeye contributed late. Philadelphia held a brief lead but Cleveland broke through in the fifth and added two more in the seventh. Both clubs traded blows, with strong defensive plays and timely hitting sealing the win for the Indians.
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Mackeye
Rommel Obitte
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Lamar
Simmons
Walberg
Roamel
Lerkins Cochrane
Buckeye
Smith and
Sketches of Women Tennis Stars Rise in U S Fame
Norwegian star Molla Mallory, known as Miss Molin Mjurstedt, moved to the United States in 1919 and dominated women’s tennis. She won the national title six times and stood as the sole challenger to Suzanne Lenglen, the French champion, while later recording a faulted match. Her reign drew praise through 1920s, with strong performances across leagues in Clarksburg Cumberland and nearby towns.
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Molin Mjurstedt
United States
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Brat
Suaunne Lenglen
Mile
Leaglon
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Mas Wills
Pearl Benboe Wins 2:04 Trot at North Randall
Pearl Benboe driven by Tommy Murphy wins the 2:04 trot at North Randall, first big race of the year, beating Marmaduke in Cleveland. Marmaduke captured the first heat and set a new world pacing mark in the second heat. Holly Ron Jessie tied the mark later in the day. Polly Peachtree wins the two year old race as Voltage takes the second heat amid other race notes. International and Southern Association baseball scores also listed from Syracuse, Buffalo, New Orleans, and Milwaukee games.
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Tommy Murphy
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Chear Moko
Faveriun
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Peter the Great
Tool
Guy Stewart
Voltage
Youthful Texans Upset Dope Pail in Tennis Clash
In Brookline Massachusetts on August 25, Lewis N White and Louis L Thalheimer, rising Texan doubles stars, stunned the French Davis Cup pairing Rene Lacoste and Jean Borotra in five sets during the national doubles championship. They advance to meet the Kinsey brothers for a third round berth as other French teams fall and Americans press the title defense. Casey of San Francisco withdraws due to appendicitis after an earlier win with Raymond Casey.
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Louis L. Thalheimer
Longwood Cricket Club
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Lucien Williams
George M. Lote
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