Savage defeats Larmon in county golf quarterfinals
At Meadowbrook Golf Club on the 19th green, Jack Savage upended Kanawha county champion Alex Larmon in the quarterfinals of the city-wide tournament. The Gazette sponsored event set semifinals for today with Savage facing Earl Eastwood after other matches concluded.
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Gazette
Dean Brothers Strike Over Paul Dean Salary Dispute
Frank Frisch announced a one day players’ strike involving Dizzy Dean and Paul Dean as pay talks stalled. Dizzy would start against Pittsburgh next day while Paul pressed for a raise from 3000 to 5000 dollars. Both brothers argued over contracts and Dizzy cited a sore arm affecting his readiness.
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Jacobs Palfrey Reach Doubles Final at French Championships
Jacobs and Palfrey advance to the doubles final in Paris as they beat Noel and Jedrezowska 6-1 6-4. They may meet Ryan and Methieu in Sunday's final while Scriven threatens Jacobs in the singles final. Crawford and McGrath win doubles to face Borot and Brugnon as Turnbull and Quist fall to the French pair.
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Crawford
Christian Bousson
Yesternay
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Davia
Wag
Giorgio de Ctafani
Ttely
Vivian McGrath
Jean Borotis
Jacques Brugn
McGrath
R. Menzal
Hecht
Don Turnbull
Adrian Quist
Malden Baseball Team Defeats 11-9 in Tight Contest
Malden secured an 11-9 victory over Biniden yesterday with strong performances from Witlar Farley and assists by Ross Nolis and Willy Reynolds. The game featured a close scoreline and notable pitching from Malden’s roster.
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Jowt
Malden
Biniden
Ibe Acore
Pestene Ie
Bae
Witlar
Farley
Ross Nolis
Willy
Reynolds
Huntington to Host Junior Tennis Tourney This Year
T C McMinney of the Charleston Tennis Club and MA State Tennis Assoc official announced Huntington will host the West Virginia juniors and boys tennis tournament this year. The event targets players under eighteen and invites participation from junior entrants across the state.
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T. C. McMinney
Charleston
Alice Marble Withdraws From U S Netters
Paris June 1 American hopes in the Wightman Cup faded as Alice Marble, ranked third in the United States, collapsed with heat exhaustion during a Franco American relief match and will quit tennis for the year after doctors advised rest. Marble will fly to New York for treatment. her condition is not dangerous.
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England
Wimbledon
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Athletics Top Former Teammate Deshong in 10-5 Series Opener
The Athletics defeated the Yankees 10 to 5 in Philadelphia as former A’s teammate Jimmy Deshong started for New York. Bob Johnson hit his 10th homer of the season and Mahaffey drove in key runs as Philadelphia built an early lead and held on.
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New York Yankees
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Pinky Higgins
Charley Berry
Mahaffey
Tory Liezert
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Boston Wins 13-1 in Opening Slugfest Over Senators
Boston defeats Washington 13 to 1 as Al Crowder and Jack Ruesell stifle Senators. Alex McColl leads Boston with key early hits while Reynolds and Morgan drive runs, with Ri Coll securing the win after two-thirds innings.
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Alex Ric Coll
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Rowe Tops Lyons in Tight Detroit White Sox Duel
Detroit pitcher Schoolboy Rowe beat Ted Lyons 3 to 1 in a pitchers duel as Geos Goslin homered and Billy Rog ers drove in a run. Rowe allowed a ninth inning homer by Al Simmons but still secured the win for Detroit, aided by a seventh inning unearned run.
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Billy Rogers
Schoolboy Rowe
Ted Lyons
Detroit
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al Simmons
Hamas Mother-in-Law Praises Steve for Heavyweight Crown
New York June 1 Lucy Cotton Thomas McGraw mother of the world s richest child lauds ex football star Steve Hamas as the likely heavyweight champion She declares she will sponsor him saying he is the greatest fighter of the day and will meet the winner of the Carrera Bast in September and win.
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Thomas McGraw
Lucett
Thomas
Steve Hamas
Steven
McGraw
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Braves Rally Past Dodgers 8 7 in 16 Innings
Marty McManus delivered a decisive infield single with two on in the 16th to lift the Braves to an 8 7 win over Brooklyn. The game, lasting 3 hours 36 minutes, featured a Chicago style late surge and a 3 run homer by Pinky Whitner and Bill Drhaneki in the eighth. Brooklyn and Boston combined for a marathon sequence as Hal Lee stole second and a series of miscues set up the decisive hit.
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Reardon
Eastern Woman Is Race Winner
Mrs David Daliss O'Dell of Philadelphia returned from knee injury to ride Engish bred Palm Off to victory in a feature race at the Thired Hunts Racing association spring meeting. More than 3,000 spectators watched as she finished a half length ahead of Snee and Glaneur plus Marjorie Leboutillier in fourth.
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David Daliss Odell
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Mnousl Springs
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Huntington Valley
United States
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Thomas Mitchcock
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F. Ambrose Clark
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Betty West
J. F. Byers
Glanéur
Miss Leboutiliier
Martin Defeats Coal Fork 7-1 in Twelfth League taunt
The E. C. Martin nine defeated Coal Fork 7 to 1 in seven innings at Laidléydd. Martin built a 4-1 lead with a second inning three, then added three more in the fifth to seal the win. Shropshire pitched for Martin allowing four singles, while Hamler drove in three with a two-base hit and a run. H. Winfree tripled for Coal Fork.
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Blossom Dairy Beats Starcher in Starcher Field
Blossom Dairy team defeated Starcher Chapel nine at Starcher field. The Bees scored 5 to 1975? Barker Rose and Chanes3uyers McCoy noted among scorers.
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Starcher Chapel
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Cavalcade Challenges American Derby Victory in Chicago
Cavalcade the chestnut colt owned by Mrs Jeanie Dodge Gleane of New York seeks a historic double by winning both the Kentucky Derby and the American Derby at Chicago. Anarchy joins Cavalcade as Brookmeade entries with Mack Garner aboard, facing rivals Discovery Patch Pocket Bien Fait and others in the mile and a quarter contest.
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Plight
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Twilight Stars Meet Viscose In Sunday Tilt At Parkatsburg
The Twilight Alstars face Viscose in a Valley Bell game Sunday at 2 30. Viscose will showcase former Piedmont Western Atlantic and Mid Atlantic League players. Twilight’s lineup will be determined today.
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Parkatsburg Viscose
Valley Bell
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Phillies Fall to Giants in Ninth Inning Setback
Champs rally to cup as George Parrow and Irvine Jeffries pace Philadelphia offense but New York sustains late inning momentum. In a tense ninth, an error and loaded bases precede Terry's game winning single, while Hubbard succumbs to late Phillies pressure.
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George Parrow
Irvine Jeffries
Giants
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To & Darrow
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Terry
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Cubs Beat Reds 3-1 on Hartnett’s homer in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on June 1 Gabby Hartnett powered the Cubs to a 3-1 victory over the Reds. Hartnett’s long homer highlighted a strong Cubs effort as they edged ahead in the early innings and held the lead through the late game.
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Gabby Hartnett
Ochicago Cubs
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