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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1931

Page

12

Coast Track Team Wins Dual Meet at Philadelphia

In Philadelphia on Saturday USC and Stanford clashed for the LGALA track title. The Trojans narrowly defeated Stanford 46 6 7 to 44 22 36, with Stanford hampered by injuries. New intercollegiate marks were set by Wykoff in the 100 yards and Williams in the 440. Graber and Barbier contributed notes of West superiority over the East in this two day carnival.

United States Pranklin Field Philadelphia University of Southern California Stanford Trojans Hee Dyer Roger Smith U. Ac Frank ‘Wykoff Wiliam Graber Wiliam Barber Kenneth Churenity Calle Fomnis Tomworld Vic Williams U. S Ernest Payne Wykott

Sunday Ball Is Granted to Hubs

Hagerstown Maryland approves Sunday baseball for Middle Atlantic League games within city limits. Games allowed 2 to 5 E.S.T. on Sundays after bill passage and governor signature. Postponed Shelby game shifted to tomorrow with Heater slated to play.

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Schneider's Run To Be Rechecked For 500 Mile Race

Indianapolis officials ordered an official recheck of records to decide whether Louie Schneider or Fred Frame won the 500 mile race. A hearing is set for tomorrow morning to review the protest by Harry Harts and other timing concerns, with further checks planned to confirm results.

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Giants Rout Phils Confined From Inge 8

Giants rout Phillies 11 to 8 as key hits come from Jackson Brickell and Derry. Hogan and Stolen Kamen among homerists. Ott and Dou i Crite contribute. Reardon and Jorde handle umpires. Bolen loses despite four walks and two wild pitches. Time two hours.

Robins rally to win as Boston struggles in opener

Brooklyn defeats Boston 9 to 2 in the first game of a doubleheader while the second game ends 3 to 3 after ten innings. O'Doul drives in two and homers for Brooklyn as Maguire, Moránville, and Bissonette star on offense. pitching errors and defensive miscues plague Boston.

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Cubs Triumph 5 0 Over Pirates On May Afternoon

Pitcher Bob Smith shut down Pittsburgh with two singles allowed as the Chicago Cubs won 5 to 0. Sankey and Suhr provided the Pirates' only hits, while Smith walked one and dominated the game. Then a traffic control note and a fleeing donkey cap off the page.

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Major League Baseball Standings and Scores Report

National League Brooklyn leads with 8 to 2 over Boston. later Brooklyn 3 Boston 3 in extra. St Louis 7 percent Cincinnati 5 with Cincinnati 7 St Louis 2 in second. New York 10 Philadelphia 6. Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 4. American League Philadelphia 7 Boston 4 lost. Boston 7 Philadelphia 3 in seven innings. Cleveland 6 Detroit 4. St Louis 2 Chicago 2. New York 3 Washington 0 in seven. Boston vs Pittsburgh listed as only game. Detroit at Philadelphia on schedule.

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Shaw Attacks Joan of Arc Sex Appeal Sparks Protests

London May 31 The broadcast by George Bernard Shaw claiming Joan of Arc lacked sex appeal drew a protest from Reverend Woodlock a Catholic priest. Woodlock denounced Shaw and the BBC for inviting him to speak on St Joan's Day and urged that Shaw’s remarks not be heard by the public despite Shaw speaking far beyond his 24 minute slot.

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Oscar Stark Pitches Wells in Contived From Page 8

Stark pitched 71 3 innings with 2 hits and 2 passed balls. He faced 71 batters, allowed 6 runs and 12 hits while striking out 10. Chate was the losing pitcher with umpires James and Moran presiding.

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Tourbillon Wins Prix Lupin Produce Stakes

Tourbillon, bred in Durban, captured the Prix Lupin Produce Stakes at Longchamp on May 31. Pret's Cakewalk finished second and Haron Edouard Da Rothschild's Jun De Raisin took third. The favorite paid 18.50 to 1 for 410, reflecting a strong Anglophone presence in the field.

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Fairmont Tops Johnstown in Opening Series Clash

Fairmont took the first game in their Johnstown series 8 to 1 as Johnstown managed eight scattered singles. Fairmont pitcher Allen and Oats held the Johnoies to limited offense while Glamates club delivered 24 hits off Johnstown starter Thoms.

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Yanks Win Continue From Page 8 Details

Cleveland took a wild 6 to 4 win over Detroit in a series closer marked by a balk by George Able and several errors. Key hits came from Hodapp Averill Morgan and Akers as Cleveland built a lead and held off Detroit late. Umpires McGowan Yan Graflan Connolly Time 1:57.

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Malden Triumph Over West Side Cubs in Seven Inning Tilt

Malden Independents defeated the West Side Cubs 5 to 4 yesterday at H E Gehey park in a scheduled seven inning game that extended to eight to Beckley. Malden’s pitching featured Ruffner on Hardway and Gallagher Jennings on the mound, with Hunter also contributing as relief. The Cubs fielded Shy and Hunter in the effort.

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Unclear Baseball Box Score Fragment From St Louis Game

Fragmentary OCR shows incomplete box score elements including player names such as Goslin, Neely, Forel, Lawless, Levey, and Ganz, with mentions of pitchers Zaftman and Sray. Several outs, runs, and left on bases appear garbled, but indicate a late inning summary from a St. Louis contest with Coffman, Thomas, and Campbell as pitchers and Cotman as winner.

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New River Ski Sked Ready for Football With Additions

New River College announces its 2831 football schedule with the addition of Willington College of Ohio. The home game slate includes a key matchup at Wilmington in October as the season opens.

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Czechoslovakia Increases Welfare Appropriation

Czechoslovakia announces a larger allocation to social welfare programs as part of government measures to bolster living standards. The move aims to expand benefits and support for vulnerable populations amid ongoing economic pressures and political shifts.

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