Locals Rally To Edge Springfield In K. C. Tilt
In a tense Charleston game at Kanawha Park the Senators rallied in the eighth to beat Springfield 3 to 2. Harleton rookie pitcher Holman endured wildness before giving way to Speed Martin in the ninth as Charleston nudged ahead and held off late Springfield threats.
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Harleston
Springfield
Kanawha Park
Senators
Hal Holman
Speed Martin
Chicky
Bows Powell
Wiliam
Chip) Melmick
Jake Pitter
Wil
Braun
Hurst
John Conolly
Beene
McCrora
Longnecker
Stully
Ralph Schneider
Big Dan Boone
McDonald
Conolly
Charleston
Boone
Johnson
Nes Ang
Tung
Holmen
Bohl
Setoncd
Sitts
Sboone
Superke Fm
Chive
Atacker
Stove
Noonan
Jones
Cun- Sher
Hi Morth
Sehneider
Joe
Speed
Martis
Martin Finshed
Scheider
Burke
Byrd
Crone
Holman
Charteston Bohl
Satth
Oi Gan
al Boonert
Scheer
Dimuperka
Gonally
McDoni
Oferge
I Potala
Bob
Behuelder
Bue
Bat Johnson
Ye eThrea Hake Hiss
Bits
Rowland
Hecker
Lyrd
Metrane
Lefton Boringield
Riverview Club Beats Lion Team in Tennis Match
Riverview Tennis club defeated Charleston high yesterday on Riverview courts ending the season. Coach Dink Westfall’s youths faced a tough year. Match results include Sigigies Tintherlaye beating Morr 9-7 7-3, Hanna defeating Mendeloff, and other singles and doubles results with several player-by-player scores and a few defaults and draws.
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Riverview Tennis Club
Charleston High
Riverview Courts
Sane
Dink Westfall
Sigigies Tintherlaye
Morr
Hanna
Mendeloff
D. Borntetn
Brant
Montiles
Forris Hanrs
Tunderlake
Wendeloft
Borstein Kincald
Pence-Swartz
sPenceedwartz
Tsecord
J-al
Starcher Nine Tops Chapel Team In Close Slugfest
The Starcher Chapel team defeated Nitro yesterday with standout plays from Weaver and French. Holy Cross beat Harvard 4 1, Wordharm 4 beat York U, and other results include Dartmouth 3 Penn State 3 Army 7 Bucknell 8 Columbia 9 Notre Dame 3 Lafayette 7 Muhlenberg 2 Princeton Rutgers 2 and Drexel 2.
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Starcher Chapel
Chauicey
Udwell and
Raving
Ate
Holy Cross
Uarvard
W York U. i
Dartwouth
Pennsyhanks
Army
Bucknell
Columbia
Penn State
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Lafayette
Muhlunters
Princeton& Rutgers
Kiritune
Hts
Drexel
Mr Khayyam Wins American Derby at Washington Park
In Front of nearly 30 000 spectators at Washington Park Homewood Ill on June 3 Mr Khayyam a bay colt from the east owned by J W Aust won the 25000 added World's Fair American Derby by three lengths over Head Play and Gold Basis. The 21 4 furlong time tied the Derby record set by Mate in 1982.
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Ashington Park Race Track
Homewood
Ill
Khayyam
J. W. Austin
Long Island
Silas B. Mason
Morton L. Schwartz
Mr. Khayyam
Mace i
Mate
L. Jones
Long Faty Rochester
A. A. Baroni
Bunboula
Boundless
Berby
Petey Wailis
West
Head Play
Lee Rumphries
Kentucky
Jackies
Wats
Gold Basis
Morton Schwartz
Earnshaw Suspended and Fined by Connie Mack
NEW YORK June 3. The tall Adelphia Athletics pitcher George Earnshaw was suspended for ten days and fined 500 by Connie Mack for failing to get into condition. Mack said Earnshaw can be reinstated if he gets into shape, else the suspension may continue.
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Earnshaw
Connie Mack
New York
Adelphia Athletics
George Earnshaw
Iime
Mack
Earnshiaw
Ten Hoye T
Chess column honors Keatley and plans for clubs
This column recalls the late Edwin M. Keatley a strong city chess figure and friend. It notes a recent drawn game as a memory and extends sympathy to his family. It also reports plans for a summer chess tournament with a major and minor section a weekly round structure and potential club room with modest dues. International team entrants and upcoming events are listed including United States England and others and mentions four knights rest cure and World’s Fair prospects.
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Edwin M. Keatley
Keatley
Richard
Mr. Keatley
Fambis
Elms
England
United States
Scotland
France
Hungary
Itaty
Poland
Spain
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Argentine
Esthonia
Iceland
Labvia
Sweden
Lithuania
U. S
Crede
Fai
Maloy
Wiles
Apgar
Ostrander
Hammond
Simums
Charleston
Chess
Ers
Mountaineers show strength as 1932 83 sports year closes
West Virginia’s 1932 83 athletic year ends with boxing undefeated, claiming the Intercollegiate Boxing Conference team title and three individual championships. Football advances with an 11 game schedule and mixed injury concerns. The Marine Twilight league features a busy slate at Armor Park and Laidley field with key clashes between Martin Marines and others shaping the standings.
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Morgantown
Wast Virginian University
Mountaineers
West Virginia Athletic Department
Wilbur Sortet
Floyd Schwarzewalder
Wisconsin
Fitt
Temple
Forstham
Marquette
Duquese
Georgetown
Washington
Petterson
Washington and Lee
Wesleyan
Davin Elkins
Neale
West Virginia
Mountaineer
Marines
Martin
Quality Service Nine
Méex
Gazette
Armor Park
Mall
Laidley
The
Devil Dogs
Mial'tinmen
Laidley Field
Charleston
Malden
Starcher
Laidley Eld
Shawver
Darrert
Aymor Park
Carbide
Maries
Teague Jeaders
Madies
Laidley’ ‘Field
Rooters
Ira Merritt
Lawrence Sutton
Martze
Tuirst Place
Milford Carney
Rusty Smith
Merritt
Mellen
Clendenin
Jarrett
Armor
Stareher
Shewver
Edgewood Team Beats Oak Hill on Edgewood Course
Edgewood Country club's golf team defeated White Oak Country Club of Oak Hill by 20.5 to 6.5 on Edgewood course. The year’s standings list Edgewood-Jarvis-Alllings 3, Las Follette-Ashley 3, Hamilton-Flekien 0, Johnson-Evens 3, Wehrle-Brightwell 0, Herscher-Skinner 2.5, Carroll-Fettigrew 3, Point-Summers 3. Oak Hill entries include Alli-Vaughan-Trump 9.5, Lewis-Snyder 0, Huffman-Terrie 3, Robertson-McGrath 0, Ed Lewis-Venable Thekevitler-Puckett 1.9, Muir-Anderson 0, Dalrymple-Art.
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Edgewood Country Club
White Oak Country cm
Oak Hill
Edgewood
Jarvis-Alllings
Las Follette
Ashley
Hamilton-Flekien
Johnnson-Evens
Wehrle-Brightwell
Herscher-Skinner
Carroll-Fettigrew
Point
Summers
Oak Alli
Vaughan-Trump
Lewis
T. Snyder
Huffman-Terrie
Robertson-McGrath
Ed Lewis
Venable Thekevitler-Puckett
Muir-Anderson
Dalrymple
Art
Lott Wins Dixie Invitation Meet Singles Title
George M. Lott of Chicago captured the Dixie Invitation Tourney singles crown at Memphis university club, defeating Sidney B. Wood Jr. of New York in four sets 6-4, 4-6, 7-5, 6-2 before about 4,000 spectators. Wood, briefly erratic, steadied to take the third set, but Lott controlled the final frame.
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Memphis
Tenn
George M. Lott
Chicago
United States
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
New York
Lott
Memphis University Club
Wood
Ellsworth Vines
Fairdena
Elve Hott
Lote
Berkeley Bell and Wood Reach Semifinals in Doubles
In the seventh game, Wood broke service and won on his own serve to take the set. Berkeley Bell of New York and Wood aimed to catch a plane to New York tomorrow. the semifinals and finals of the doubles were moved to this afternoon rather than Sunday.
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Wood
Berkeley Bell
New Yok
New York
Local Players Enter Tourney at Huntings ton Tennis Club
Scott Camp and Albert Menecroft of Charleston will compete in the third cm pass junior state tennis tournament opening at the Huntings ton Tennis Club Monday. The tourney draws junior net stars from all over the southern sector and parts of the northern end of the state.
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Scott Camp
Albert Menecroft
Charleston
Huntingston
Toursey
List of Entrants From Meadowbrook and Related Names
A garbled list of entrants and affiliations mentions Meadowbrook multiple times with various names such as George Christian Walter McBride J Daneke Hill Dempse Beverly Broun Jack Savage E R Young C G Adams W A Sells B T Wi Hams A B Lindberg Dr Hardy Walter Oates H B Dixon Dr H D Baw and Herman Moser. The OCR text shows numerous mispellings and inconsistencies but centers on participants connected to Meadowbrook and other scattered names.
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Forbes R. Clarke
Sleepy Hollow
Gorin H. Talbot
W. W. Bhank
Backus
Meadowbrook
George Christian
Walter” McBride
M Willidmgan
Speicher
Wnatteher
J. Pl Daneke
J. D. Hill
George Dempse
W. W. FQ. Smith
O'Dell
Hall
HL Wenzing
Walsh Meadowbrook
W. A. Sells
D. B. Adams, Jr
Meadowsbrook
Beverly Broun
Lilucpage
Meadoworook
Jack Savage
E.R. Young
Meadowbrooke
C. G. Adams
F. Runyan
Meadowbrookrook
C. Ww
Hathaway
Meadow
Sluggers Beat Levi In High-Scoring Victory
The Sluggers defeated Levi yesterday 18 to 8 in a decisive win. Batteries were Sluggers Minor Davis and Washington with pitchers Gilmore Mitchell and Jones contributing. Scotland post office clerks, led by Lert Gilmore, Mitchell, and Jones, are adjusting a salary role in a related note.
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Levi
Lst
Minor
Davis
Washington
Lert Gilmore
Mitchell
Jones
Scotland
Local Athletics Defeat Cherieston Yankees at Laidley Field
Charleston Athletics beat Cherieston Yankees 18 to 14 at Laidley Field yesterday. Davies and Smith formed the winningbattery, while Jones and Walker handled pitching and catching for the losers.
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Charleston Athletics
Cherieston Yankees
Laidley Field
Davies
Smith
Jone
Walker
Lowers
How Can They Build A Car So Rugged For Only 595
Skeptics questioned how a car could be both beautiful and rugged. The copy promises 12 Dodge performance features delivering dash, smooth ride, new comfort and luxury. Floating Power engine mountings are claimed to provide smooth, vibrationless riding with economy of a six.
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Dodge
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