Phillies Outbat Braves in Free-for-All 12-10 Victory
Philadelphia outslugged Boston 12 to 10 in a high scoring game on June 1. Thirteen doubles two triples and two homers fueled the offense as six pitchers struggled to contain the barrage. Beaton, Cooney, Ryan, Kamp, ONeill and Carlson among others starred for Philadelphia in this emphatic win.
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Giants Defeat Brooklyn 8 to 4 to Sweep Series
New York defeated Brooklyn 8 to 4, giving the Giants two straight wins over the Robins and a fifth consecutive victory this season. Breuse l ou tfielder slugged two homers, both off Grimes, one in the fourth and one later. Score: Giants 8 12 0 Brooklyn 4 8 1. Starting pitchers Barnes Snyder Grimes Hubpen Taylor.
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Powellton Wins From Stanaford In Hitting Contest
Powellton defeated Stanaford with a 12 to 7 score after a pitching duel. Welch started strong for Powellton but left after a foul ball hit him, Darling ton finished with three outs to seal the win. Stanaford catcher Bailey left the game with a broken leg in the eighth after a foul ball chase.
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Dempsey Leaves for Berlin Exhibition Bout Plans
Paris June 1 Sack Dempsey departed for Berlin after farewells at the station from Georges Carpentier and other prominent citizens. The American floater and his wife hosted Suzanne Lenlen, tennis star, at a luncheon. In Berlin he will fight exhibition bouts for 15 000 a week plus gate receipts. Humphrey Davies was fined five dollars for carrying a lighted cigarette near miners at Cardiff.
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West Virginia road commission wish list debates a senator
The Clarksburg Exponent and Herald of Sutton debate appointing Senator Harold Morris as a possible state road commissioner. The piece praises his lack of self interest, long record in the Senate, and road-building expertise while noting Governor Gore would risk discontent by appointing him and citing Morris’s broad journalism background and public service.
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Thele
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Teabedy Normal College
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Wee
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Meat Cairo
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Morrin
Ane
Tla
Bream Church Nine Ruth Returns But Loses First Game
The Tieam churen tossers suffered their first defeat of the season on the Florida street diamond, 2-1, to Humphrey’s. Brogin opened scoring, Hastings hit a three bagger as Bream tied, and Humphrey’s pushed ahead on a seventh inning run. Humpreys’ pitcher Albert Benctt allowed four hits while Holvise1 and Humphreys pitched well. In New York, Ruby Ruth returned to the line for the Senators in a 5 to 3 loss to the Yankees, after an eight week illness. Ruth played six innings as Vench moved to right, avoiding overexertion.
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Beckley Surgeon Moves To Charleston
Crow FE Coleman, at Geckos, has established offices in Charleston to practice medicine. Formerly owner of Beckley hospital, he has twenty years as a surgeon. He occupies offices once used by Dr A S Borges, who moved to Detroit. His family also makes Charleston their home.
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Glenwood Vacation School Opens Wednesday Morning
West Side News reports Glenwood Prestlyteelinehurst will open Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock with a program of music, declamations, and dress parade. Girls will perform while the boys swim, under Young Men’s Christian Association supervision. Della Tuft and Marjoria Bowyer lead the boys’ work with principals Sarah Page and Zey Baldwin directing. A viewing of pictures portraying the life of Christ is planned for the next day.
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Sirah Page
Zey Baldwin
Della Tuft
Marjoria Bowyer
Christ
Governor Urges Native Staffing in Non Christian Provinces
A dispatch from Mindanao and the Houlouin provinces quotes Governor General Hidrysotio urging persistent native employment in government offices and activities across non Christian areas. He argues that greater native participation will foster concord and bring substantial benefits to these communities through training and local leadership.
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Cassaway Downs New York Central Defeated
In a tense game New York Central and Cassaway split efforts with Cassaway securing a 6-4 win over New York Central after a late rally. The ninth inning tied at four as a crucial defensive miscue in the twelfth opened the door for Cassaway to push ahead, with Rose and French behind the plate for New York Central and Coffin, Daffer, and Sullivan anchoring the battery for Cassaway.
Van Gilder Dominates Indians as Won 19 to 3
Cleveland opened with three hits in one inning but Van Gilder relieved Bush to hold the Indians to five hits. Williams hit a homer and a single in five at bats, Rice doubled and tripled in five trips, while St. Louis and Dixon led a 19 run burst as Cleveland committed miscues in a lopsided game.
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van Gilder
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Rice
B. HH. St. Lois
A Bush
Dixon Ixarr
Myatt
Greenbrier Cadets Win Final Contest
The Greenbrier Military Academy defeated White Sulphur Athletic 71 to 0 in a dominant baseball game. Smith led with a flawless performance and a solo home run, while Myers pitched efficiently. The afternoon featured a miscue as Tunny was caught with a potato in his glove during a White Sulphur base attempt.
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Mycare
Kaufman Tossers Down Laundrymen Victory at Wilson Field
In a one sided afternoon TM contest at Wilson Field the Kaufman team routed Charleston Laundry nine. Key players Ulothlers and Morsanstein led the scoring with several standout plays while Wilkins and Love provided support.
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Wilkins
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Michelina Harriete
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