Pitchers Battle Goes To Upstate In Tight Loss
Parkersburg topped Charleston 4 to 2 after a tight nine inning pitchers duel. Braithwood outpitched Heatwole, driving in two runs for Parkersburg while Glick Farrell added both Powell runs.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1925
Page
8
Parkersburg Rally Falls Short to Charletson Eleven
Braithwood leads Parkersburg with strong box work as Cook and Echols make key catches. Farrel’s dramatic grab and Umpire Debgon’s debut spark a crowd as the visitors push a late rally but Charleston holds for a wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Braithwood
Cook
Hagers
Whitlatch
Odom
Rat Rodgers Named Head Coach for 1925 Mountaineers
Morgantown July 5 Rat Rodgers, famed Mountaineer and 1919 all American fullback who defeated Princeton 25 0 will coach West Virginia University football this fall. He has been Dr C W Spears right hand man for four years and is seen as his logical successor. Rodgers will lead a staff of coaches drawn from recent Mountaineer graduates with duties across ends backs and lines. A formal board meeting around July 15 will confirm his subordinates as director Bransbury and athletic board outline plans for the season.
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West
Virginia
Spears
Dartmouth
Morgantown
Rat Rodgers
Princeton
West Virginia University
Rodgers
C. W. Spears
Mahan
Menhers
Athiatic
Cary Frles
Mountaineer
Bransbury
Athletic Board
Atari
Yasr
Major League Bats Reach 86 Home Runs in Week
A week of heavy doubleheaders yields 86 homers the highest weekly total of the season so far. Hornsby leads NL, with Hartnett and Bottomley chasing as Meusel and Williams pace the AL. Huth adds three more but remains at six. Leaders include Hornsby Hartnett Bottomley Wright and Meusel.
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Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Nationals
Rae
Abby” Hartnett
Local Expressmen Defeat Huntington in Ball Game
Charleston workers of the American Railway Express defeated a Huntington branch team in a hotly contested baseball game on the Charleston toy er burden diamond. The local expressmen lead the Business Men's league while Huntington sits second in the twilight league. Final score and full lineup appear in the report.
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Powell
Charleston
Watt
American Railway Express Company
Huntington
Troa
Butleries
Pickens, Culwright and Peabody
Carder and
Caste
Pirates Bungle Chicago In 3-2 Victory
Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 3 to 2 as Kremer pitched a gem and Traynor led with four hits including two doubles. Heathcote homered for Pittsburgh while Rush held Chicago to two early runs, the game lasting 1 hour 38 minutes with Kremer earning the win.
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Pittsburgh
Kremer
Traynor
Chicago
Rush
Chicago A
Kremers
Ainple
Heathcote
Trown Wright
Surthiem
Gow Murrivoi
Tomas
Tlarthath
Grimm
Hinramvuley
Tush
Oran Alexander
Tynor
Granthom
Hortnot
Sun
Heatheen
Monra
Cisylen
Dents
Moore
Granthim
Wraynor
Grantham
Lettom Lave
Bittaburgh
Yass
Lulla
Bush
Kivemer
Hilts
Hush Qeth
Jonings
Amexupier
Reemer
Browns Win To Even Series In Nine Inning Tilt
In May the Browns won the final game of the series against Detroit to tie the set. Vangilder pitched the deciding win as Manush and Tonin drove hits for their clubs. Attended crowd around 000 as both clubs rallied with late pitching and defense.
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Browns
Tigers
Rtan
Vangilder
Manush Ang Tonin
Pinck
At. Louis
Cardinals Beat Reds as Luque Knocked Out
Key game saw Luque knocked out while Cardinals defeated Cincinnati. Shinn ers delivered a home run to aid the Cardinals in their victory, maintaining their offensive momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luque
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Giants Beat Phils With Big Lead In Opening Inning
The New York Giants defeated the Philadelphia Phillies by 8 to 3, grabbing a five run advantage in the opening inning. Irish Meusel hit a homer with Frisch aboard in the fourth, Fonseca homered for Philadelphia in the third. Ring Knight Wilson, Neft and Snyder also contributed for New York.
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New York
Low York
Giants
Pailies
Irish Meusel
Init
Frisch
Fonseca
Philadelphia
RH. B
Ring
Knight
Wilson
Neht
Snydler
Ballerino to meet Martin for junior lightweight title
New York reports Millie Butterlin of Bayonne N F will fight Pepper Martin of Brooklyn tomorrow night for the junior lightweight crown at Queensboro stadium in a 25 round bout delayed by rain. Eddie Waener of Philadelphia faces Charley Monen of New York in the 10 round semi final aboard the same card.
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New York
Millie Butterlin
Bayonne
N. F
Wil
Pepper Martin
Brooklyn
Queensboro Stadium
Eddie
Kid) Waener
Philadelphia
Charley Monen
Pirates and Senators Lead After Week of Changes
New York reports a hectic league reshuffle as Pirates and Senators surge while Giants stumble. Washington overtakes Philadelphia with strong pitching from Shawkey and Pintagek, and Brooklyn and Pittsburgh push Cincinnati out of the top division as Rogers Hornsby’s Cardinals rise amid the upheaval. The American League shows little change beyond the two top clubs, with no third contender emerging.
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Sue Waar Ney Auu Reauue
Brooklyn
Inball
Pkebureh Tn
Senators
White Meadows
Aldring
Sheehan
Walter
Morrison
Windng
Jagatnet
Reds
Chis
Vance
Hubbell
Grimes
Boston
New York
Corfrete Turner
New Order
Ehud
Giants
Philadelphia
Sam Gray
Mack
Pittsburgh
Washington
Cincinati
Chicago
Noah
Pittshureh Aprteaj
Cinginnati
Essend
Roblag
Cardinals
Senators Beat Yankees 7 to 2 In Washington
Senators started with four hits and four walks against Jones and H Johnson for six runs in the fifth, then prevailed 7 to 2 over the Yankees. Johnson relieved Jones in the fifth, walked three men, allowed a run and wild pitch, but struck out the side in the later inning, as New York dropped the game. International League scores listed include Jersey City, Providence, Baltimore, Syracuse, and several others with close results and weather-adjusted times.
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Parkersburg
Charleston
Kirk Treatwole
Wood County
Imatropolla
Pithough
Powell
Buck Starr
Braithwood
Mr.Braithwood
Ywcala
Powellmen
Raven Hita
Jess Echols
Shira
Ted
Bud Dearton
Dana Demon
Homer Martin
Toots Rogers
Elke
Cook
Mr. Braith
Glick Farrell
Mr. Braithwood
Goy-Monitor
Harry Devore
Jonghy
Orcutt
Ches Bing
Ponce de Leon
Br. Baker
Asia
Chick Farrell
Ming
Baker
Chick
Rogers
Toota
Arch II
Martin
Weach
Abner
Gods
Farrell
Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis
Chieny
Luque
Balla
Ralph Shinnersx
Cardinals
Eore
Louis— Blais
A & Comey
York
O'Warrell
Sesnee Khem
Walker
Io Bitaman
Pry Marernve
Juvelihy Ib
Ceikr
Gyeney
Lujua
Dyesson
Phem
Maran
Wilson
Tima
Washington
New York
Johnson
Chairplan
Senators
Jones
H. Johnson
Varenth
Guan
Ward
Bengovel
Jane
Sohpaen
Wanninger
H. Joffson
Ftashington
Ci McNee
Thea
Cnet
J. Barri
Iewe
Pecktopnugh
Zeus
Ea Chars
P. Pengep
Yarte
Witabington. Oy
Hal
McNeely- Sacti
Zachary
Hare Peckiumiurh
Ferela
Newre
Jones & Ih
FL Johnson
Four Run Rally Powers White Sox Past Cleveland
Cleveland, July 5. Chicago White Sox won 4 to 1 as a four run rally in the ninth inning spoiled Cleveland’s chances. Thurston started and pitched well through eight, with Connally finishing for Chicago. The Sox collected five hits off Smith early, with Grahams, Burne, Sheely and Showly among the hitters.
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White Sox
Indians
Smith
Cleveland
Chicago
Thurston
Connally
Kita
Tiwarbase
Coline
Bheaty
Grahensia
Burne
Thrderbane
Montil
Rum Spasker
Bacrifices
Cotling
Felk
Doutle Haye
Sheely
Davis
Showly
Jayiwamit Colling
Meveland
Bane
Thurnton
Thuraton
Ais
Satmay
Churaton
Umpivon
Titieed
Ormeby Wml
Boston Wins Two From Brooklyn In Doubleheader
Boston takes both ends of a Brooklyn doubleheader 4 to 1 and 4 to 2. Welch homers for the Red Sox in the first game and Feliz duplicates in the second. Skimes ejected in the eighth inning of the second game for arguing a call. Cooney, O'Neil, Petty, and Taylor star for Boston. Brooklyn's pitching tight but unable to hold late leads.
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Brooklyn
Réton
Brooklyn Today
Welch
T Graves
Eiréutts
Feliz
Ale Temmate
Skimes
McLoughlin
Wien
Boston
L Cooney
O'Neil
Petty
Taylor
Ashland
Benton
Genawich
Cooney
Hear
Jimmie Purdue
Hunt
Yandingtom
Nig Blair
Portsmeud
Miter
Henriy Youngs
Gene
Red Wire
Bobby Grant
Ettendell
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