Independence Day Doubleheader Splits for Charleston and Zanesville
In Kanawha Park, Clay Bryant pitched a three hit opener as Charleston beat Zanesville 7 3 while Hal Cragen allowed nine runs in the nightcap, a 5 3 Zanesville win. The doubleheader featured wild sequences with walks, errors, and late bursts including Savages, Yankovichs, and Blatnik producing key hits.
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Chuck Byers
Hal Cisgen
Harleston
Zanesville
Kanawha Park
Hal Cragen
Bryant
Senators
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Egghitli
Pserop
Chive Soning
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Chitford
Sauer
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Charleston
Leslie
Theaw Wiki
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Cisgen
Ag Yankovic
Eniter
Yankovich Stuie
John Blatnik
Cards Cubs Split Doubleheader Amid Sloppy Play
The St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs split a day doubleheader with Chicago winning 5 4 in the opener as Jimmy Foxx belted a three run homer in the fifth and Mort Cooper took the loss. St Louis captured the nightcap 9 0 behind Murray Dickson who relieved in the first inning and shut down Chicago as the Cards pounded four Cubs pitchers for 13 hits and nine runs.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Murry Dickson
Howie Pollett
Cards
Chicago
Jimmy Foxx
Mort Cooper
Verne Olsen
Changes Sought By Outdoor Men And Farmers Association
The newly formed Outdoor Men and Farmers association in West Virginia, created to improve hunting and fishing, proposes a set of recommendations on July 10. They urge filling vacancies on the conservation commission, appointing the director by the commission, ensuring director accountability to the commission, and surveying streams for restocking plans. The group envisions cooperative work with the conservation commission and sports organizations to study county game management and stock wild life, plus a county survey by technicians and a coordinated restocking program.
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Amick to Pitch for Charleston Nine on 12 Day Trip
Ken Amick, a left handed pitcher from duPont high school, will join the Charleston Senators on a 12 day road trip. Watt B. Powell, the club president, announced the move. Amick previously pitched for duPont Adlerbay and Belle American Legion teams.
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Charleston
duPont High School
Charleston Senators
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duPont Addlerbay
Belle American Legion
Detroit, Cleveland split as festival ends with called game
Detroit and Cleveland battled to a 3 3 tie after seven innings when the festival at Cleveland Stadium halted play to permit the daylong celebration. The game will be resumed later, but it will count in the league averages.
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Cleveland Stadium
Neero All-Star Game Featured Parsons Arkle and Gray
Negro City softball program schedules a Friday all star event at Cadell field with Parsons Arkle Gray Selfe among the featured players. Western and Eastern squads pick lineups as Cabell George Royturd and others contribute, aiming for a first annual West Virginia Closed style style.
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Mid-Atlantic Averages Tennis Results Highlight Wheeling and Charleston Players
In Charleston and Wheeling, several women’s matches featured Dorothy Boll of Wheeling defeating Mary Ann Hugus and Lisa Spilman advancing toward a finals clash with Boll. Other results include Mrs. W. H. Ewing and Mrs. Redcliff Edminids triumphs over local opponents with close scores.
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Charleston
Dorothy Boll
Wheeling
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Wifh
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Miss Boll
Joan Holloway
W. H. Ewing
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Iale Bennett
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Cincinnati Open Night at Crosley Field Announces July Schedule
Reds to open stand at home with a four doubleheader weekend. Dodgers slated for Thursday July 3 and Friday July 4 under night games. Rain on the last trip altered plan. extra doubleheader added July 10. Notable golf notes mention Sid Davis, P G Bunnerot, and local tours at Edgewood and Lewisburg with records and prizes listed.
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Shut Out Wins Yankee Race in High Victory
Shout replays and names blur in a foggy race recap as Shut Out claims a new track record of 145 2 5 while facing stiff competition from Rounders Bless Me and Jast Hit Out finishing behind. The piece mentions Derby Tein Grohuty and Dan's Place amid erratic phrasing and scattered betting figures.
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Sutton Downs
Bless
Unclear high school score notes from flooded text
Fragmentary sports teaser lists varied city matchups including Charleston Dayton Canton Springfield Erie and Zanesville with scattered scores, teams, and dates mangled by OCR. Despite garbled text, it points to multiple Saturday games and upcoming pairings among Mid Atlantic teams, with no coherent final results available.
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Canton
Brie
Springfield
Dayton
Chatston
Cannon
Vines
Whirlaway Defeated In Butler Handicap Upset
Whirlaway loses to A J Sackett's Tom Rose in the Butler Handicap at Empire City. Tom Rose carries 103 pounds to Whirlaway's 122, setting a track record 1 16 2 5 for the mile three sixteenths. Swing and Sway finishes third, with Vagrancy fading to fourth as War relief funds topped 100000.
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Empire City
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the Rhymer
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California
A's and Senators Split Holiday Doubleheader
In Philadelphia and Washington each team claimed a win as the A's beat the Senators 2 to 1 in the first game while Washington roared to a 12 to 2 nightcap victory. Lyman Harris started for the Athletics and Sid Hudson opposed him in game one. Hudson went the distance while Harris managed six hits allowed. Connie Mack’s bats sparked early. key hits by Kreevich Miles Vale and Wagner propelled the A's, though Hudson shut them down late. In the night game the Senators exploded, tallying six runs by the third inning before coast to the win with strong offense and solid pitching.
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Viscose Extends Lead With Narrow Victory
Viscose remained atop the Kamawhi Valley Industrial League with a 3-2 win over Shrewsbury. Shrewsbury then fell 6-4 to Marmet but recovered to beat Crown Hill 6-0. The fragmentary text confirms ongoing league play and results among local teams.
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Marmet
Trim Crown Hill
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Take Wing Captures Race at Arlington Park
Take Wing wins a sprint at Arlington Park in front of 45,000 spectators. The event raises about 100000 for army and navy relief. Take Wing, a 12 inch entry, headlines the program amid a crowded crowd and notable pace.
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