Logan Wins Game From Bengals 4-3 in Mountain State League
Logan Indians rally with two ninth inning runs to defeat Beckley Bengals 4-3 as Howell limits Bengals to six hits. Williamson Colts edge Bluefield Blue Grays 6-5 after eighth inning rally. Welch Miners topple Huntington 11-4 in Mountain State league game with solid hitting from Cash Craten Roach and teammates.
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Tigers Open Practice Session on Wilson Street Field
The Charleston Tigers will hold an evening practice on Wilson Street Field at 8 o’clock EST. Teams seeking games should write Leonard Hall at 008 North Street.
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Marling de Teamproa hitters pace Kingston matchup
Kingston June 1 reports Marling de Teamproa displaying strong hitting with four hits in five trips to the plate. The Marling team planned a schedule change and a new arrangement by an Alderman.
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Highcoal Defeated by Prenter 9-7 in Sunday Tilt
June 1 Highcoal baseball team fell to Prenter 9-7 on Sunday afternoon. Yow led with a triple, a double and two singles in five trips. White Townsend Dorsey and Williams top Prenter hitters.
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Senators Lose Again As Red Birds Sweep Series
Portsmouth Red Birds defeated the Senators 6-2 at Kanawha park to sweep the three game set. Key plays included five fifth inning runs highlighted by Stringfellow’s defense and Batters Borgman and Zipay driving in runs. Morris pitched well for Charleston, allowing four hits in four and one third innings as Charleston failed to muster more offense.
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Baseball Score Recap With Varied Player Entries
A garbled box score lists players such as James Paton and Youn Errore-Richards with runs batted in and messy spellings. It records three base attempts, walks, strikeouts for Maher and Strick, and pitching notes including wild pitches and hit by pitches. The passage ends with losing umpires listed as McNally andona.
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First of three game series at Kanawha Park
Portsmouth and Akron visit Kanawha Park tonight to start a three game series with the Senators. The Yankees boast a top roster and, unless the Senators snap out of their slump, may drop to the cellar by series end. Game starts at 8 30.
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Marsico Wins Game at Montgomery Ballpark
Marsico Taxi baseball team defeated Beards Fork at Montgomery ballpark Sunday 17 to 1. Lefty Yaquinta allowed five hits, extending his season win streak to four. Next schedule shows Edmond at Montgomery Sunday June 4. teams may call 363 Smithers or write to Joe Cavalier to arrange a game.
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Red Parrot Nine Tops Anchor In Boone County Race
June 1 report states Red Parrot baseball team defeated Anchor by 7 to 2 to move level with Madison atop the Boone County league standings. The win marks the Parrots second upset of the season and leaves the top spot contest open.
Wish to Enter The Gazette City Wide Golf Tournament
Entrants may join The Gazette City Wide Golf Tournament at Meadow Brook Golf Club from June 13. Fill blank form and mail to the Golf Editor or sign with Chairman Alex G. McKay, professional at Meadow Brook. An entry fee of 50 cents is required.
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Field of 75 Contenders for City Golf Trophy
David is a newcomer contending for the title known as Larry David, previously Michigan golf captain. Other hopefuls include Paul and Leroy Dunnavant Carl Leachman J E Walters Gernet F Brown R T Roche Earl Jones Odes Snecker Bill Morris Dr W L Peterson John Chenoweth and Alex Larmon. Brown was last year’s finalist but fell to Rugel’s 38-hole run. Alex G McKay of Meadow Brook says the Jenkriez arrive strong for the city-wide event and a record field is expected for the Gazette Trophy. Entries are being received by him and The Gazette golf editor.
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Anjean Splits Twin Bill in Sunday Doubleheader
The Anjean baseball team split a Sunday doubleheader, losing 14-1 to Lewisburg Black Sox and winning 15-2 against Minden. A return game with Lewisburg is set for next Sunday at White Sulphur Springs.
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Unclear provided text fragment headlines baseball context
A fragmented OCR passage references baseball figures Cronin, Walker, and Waner with mentions of the Red Sox Tigers Dodgers and Giants. The text is garbled, hindering clear events, dates, or outcomes. No coherent reportable incident or result can be reliably extracted.
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Fet Walker
Tver P. Waner
Pir Lary
Indiana
Race results fragment with a long odds list and names
A fragmented roster of race results lists numerous horses, times, payouts, and participants. Names such as Dark Coteke Queen, East To Ma, and Wild Flag appear among others with varied times and winnings, reflecting a chaotic OCR read of a horse race program.
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Adalat
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Universal Consensus Incomplete Read Across Regions
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled list of names and terms lacking clear events or entities. No coherent reportable item emerges to define a title or concrete summary with identifiable persons organizations places or dates.
Standings and league results from scattered club listings
Fragmented standings show multiple clubs across leagues with win loss records and pcts. Names include Brooklyn Boston Chicago Contburgh Dayton Canton Sprinfield Charleston Akron Huntington Bluefield and Welch with varied results and notes of late adjustments and unreported games.
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Unclear 1900s National League match list fragment
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple baseball matchups with distorted names and places, referencing teams such as Chicago New York Cincinnati Boston Detroit and leagues like the Vall ey Belt and Atlantic League. Many names are garbled or partial, preventing clear identification of dates or outcomes.
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Vines Outlines Three Tennis Grips in 1937 Guide
Ellerworth Vines surveys continental western and eastern grips, praising the eastern as most versatile. He notes practical methods to obtain each grip and discusses advantages for forehand and backhand strokes, with cautions about limitations of the western and continental grips and remarks on player proficiency.
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Wilmer Allison
Brisk Ticket Sale For Twin Bill Here June 14
A brisk sale of tickets for the little world series double header between the Philadelphia Athletics and Cincinnati Reds and the Washington Senators and Philadelphia Phillies at Kanawha Park June 14 was reported by Henderson L. Peebles, aiding the Anti Tuberculosis League and White Cross Workers in staging the games. Tickets are split so one half covers the first game and the other half the second, allowing purchase of one ticket to attend one game and transfer the unused portion to another. Prices are 4.80 and 3.20 with box seats at 19.80. all seats are reserved and can be bought at Oider’s Drug in the Arcade, the Sport Mart, and A. V. Johnson Drug Co. of South Charleston.
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Grip analysis contrasts forehand and shoulder high shots
The article discusses a sport grip suitable for low balls but weaker for shoulder high shots. It notes limited speed on the forehand due to scooping and fewer hat variations compared to the eastern grip. A follow up article will cover forehand drives.
Schumacher Hurls Giants to Victory
Hal Schumacher pitched steadily for the New York Giants as they defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 5 to 2. The win featured effective relief and timely hits, with Bartell delivering a key triple in the late innings to seal the victory.
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