Kanawha City Garages Lose Close Ballgame to Central Sales 11 to 7
Kanawha City Garages nearly won but fell 11 to 7 at Armor Park to Central Sales. Clatworthy sparked a three-run first, Wilsom and Giblin added triples, and a late push by Sales tied the game, then took the lead. Central Sales pitcher Heath relieved in the fourth as Burrera and Gwinn held Garages in check. Marines beat State House 6 to 5 behind Blake and Anderson, with Reed finishing. Heem’s squad out-hit 10 to 9 but could not overcome the five-run third inning.
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Four Fairmont athletes join national scholastic society
Fairmont high school remembers four athletes elected to the National Athletic Scholarship Society of Secondary Schools. Coach Paul Dawkon notes the new Fairmont High chapter joins 1306 U S chapters. Named honorees are Gatha Hoffman Gail Garnes Aime DeBrucque and Tom Fowell.
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Sharkey Confident He'll Beat Schmeling
Boxer Sharkey declares confidence ahead of the June 12 bout with Schmeling. He says he trained five weeks against sparring partners to keep his nerve, recalls crying after beating Phil Scott over lost purses, and notes no fixed plan but plans to adjust with Al Lacey in the dressing room. He questions Schmeling’s ability to endure punches.
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Phillies Pound Cards in 9-6 Victory Over Cardinals
Philadelphia pounded three Saint Louis pitchers for twelve hits in a 9-to-6 win, erasing a four-run first-inning lead by St. Louis as Wild Bill Hallahan faltered and Philadelphia pitchers contained the visitors. Exhibition games saw American League clubs beat NL rivals 8-2 by the Athletics and 8-5 by the Yankees. Clarence Mitchell, veteran Giants pitcher, tied to Mel Ott and Ray Lucas by birth.
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Boxing card promises action at Chesapeake Ohio show
Promoter asserts Johnny Edwards from Huntington or Dunbar is a champion and eyes a title shot at Chesapeake against Lois Carpentara of Toledo while Frankie Genero is billed as champion by Grant's stable. The card also features Johnny West of Charleston versus K C Terry of Fortsmouth in the main bout.
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Cabin Creek Boosters Triumph Over Kanawha Garages
The Cabin Creek Boosters defeated the Kanawha Garages 19 to 4 in a Sunday game at Hanawha Park. A large crowd gathered, many traveling from Caisin Creek to cheer the home team.
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Historic prize design for Woodlawn vase in Preakness
The Woodlawn vase, prize for the Preakness winner, began competition in 1880. It was designed by Tiffany for Col. R. A. Alexander of Kentucky.
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Inexpensive Prize Cup Ties Yachting Costs and Cubs Pitcher
The America's Cup competition has cost British and American sailors more than 10,000,000 and is expected to melt into bullion today. Ed Reulbach, a member of the 1906 Cubs, stands as the only pitcher to throw a one hit game in a world series, defeating the White Sox.
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South Charleston High Announces 1930 Football Schedule
South Charleston High School head coach Omer Young unveiled the 1930 grid plan with two nonconference games and a 10 game outline. He replaces E H Shelton and expects a dozen lettermen to return, aiming for one of the school’s strongest teams. The schedule lists Charleston, Seth, Williamson, Barboursville, Pt. Pleasant, Ravenswood, Madison, East Bank, Hurricane, and Dunbar as opponents with dates in September through November.
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Brooklyn Athlete Named Captain of W V U Nine
Sigmund Weiner a Brooklyn junior was named captain of West Virginia University's baseball team by the captaincy board. He follows Earl Wolfe and Parker Harg in the role while Charles Hill of Hillsboro was named track captain succeeding Fred Riley. Hill starred in weight events for the undefeated track squad. Welner was Mountaineer catcher and a leading hitter.
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Former W. Y. U. Star To Coach Farmington High
Clarence Ryan, backfield star who left West Virginia University in 1929, is appointed football coach at Farmington High School replacing Joe Corril, now Principal. Ryan played with a Buffalo professional team last fall.
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May Draft Tilden For Cap Net Team
Cup hopes focus on beating Borotra twice and repeating last year’s doubles win. Van Ryn and Allison, likely the top doubles pair, face Doeg and Lett in a strong seven man youth squad drawn from across the country including Mangin and Dixon as non playing captain.
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Shortstops developed at Portland club sale list includes Pine Inpaugh
The Portland club developed a group of shortstops in its system and sold major league players such as Roger Pine Inpaugh Ivy Oleon Cate Bancroft Charley Hollacher Chalmera Ciscell and Bill Hunnefield to major leagues, highlighting a fertile pipeline from the club to the big leagues.
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Wolff Beats Alexander in Armory clash thriller
Wolff earned a terrify tie top body scissors to topple Alexander as Leo fought hard, drawing cheers from a packed Armory crowd. Semis saw Cyclone Mackey edge Dan Morris, with Harold DeAtley defeating Harry DePaul and George Haddad besting Roscoe Banta in preliminaries.
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