State House and Simms Win Twilight Game Title
State House and Simms defeated Ko of Co op 6 to 2 at Armor Park in a twilight game. Hoennen hit a three bagger with five on in the second, Stack added a homer, and Keeney drove in two runs as State House built a lead and held off late Ko of Co op rallies. Errors aided the winners while Mahen pitched well for the losers despite the defeat.
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Victor Hounds
Goyhorn Hardware
Ttaeas
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Batten
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Yictrola
Berta
Sieghorn
Tered
Hoennen
Ed Keeney
Stack
Co Op
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Stianid
Bean
Aladdin
Hall Park
Ant
Aledin
Aladin
Alaiddin
Purla
Maral
Sansovina Wins English Derby at Epsom Downs
Sansovina ridden by Weston won the English Derby at Epsom Downs in heavy going, finishing six lengths ahead. It marked a long-awaited victory for the Derby line and set a new time of 2 minutes 45 2-3 seconds for the mile and a half course, with Viscount Astor's St Germans and others close behind in a tight stretch.
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England
Lord Derby
Sansovina
Weston
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Earl
Tigers Favored For Gazette Cup Victory
Tigers appear favored for the Gazette Cup as they meet the Cardinals in a decisive junior high league playoff. After a late surge, the Tigers secured a triple tie with a league con test win and opened the playoff with the first victory yesterday morning.
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Tigers
Cardinals
Jones Sets Open Championship Talk On Form And Skill
Grantland Rice outlines Bobby Jones as the standout in the 1924 Open field. He analyzes Jones’s consistent play, limited club variety yet precise technique, and the broad field of contenders led by Hagen. The piece highlights Jones’s record over seventeen Open rounds and the difficulty of predicting the outcome amid long courses and variable breaks.
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United States
Tnverness
Columbia
Skakie
Inwood
Bobby Cruickshank
Jones
Hagen
Thao
Ping Jones
Bern
Chateliss
Jack McDermott
Lis
Lynch Election Seems Assured at Campaign Head Quarters
Reported results show James M. Lynch of Syracuse leading with about 27,000 votes and Charles McToward of Detroit trailing 24,000 in the race for president of the union. Incumbent Seth Brown of Los Angeles leads for vice president with 26,000 to George Tench of New York City 22,000. Tebn W. Hays of Minneapolis leads for secretary treasurer by about 3,000 votes over Wm. Aldrich of Chicago.
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Camipaign
James MM. Lynch
Syracuse
Internetioun! Typographies Union
Lirneh
Charles MoToward
Detroit
pMiehipan
Wwious
Seth i, Brown
Los Angeles
Reeriven
George Tt. Tench
New York C
Ubinne
Recone
Eaye Austin W. Heween
New Fark
We Kk
Trottar
Vancouver
The Grieving Athlete
A fragmented poem by George E. Phair about a baseball star facing pain and withdrawal from play. It references Stanislaus Zbyszko and a misaligned anecdote about athletic rivalry and opportunity, with garbled lines suggesting a struggle between desire to play and personal grief.
Aladdin and Wis Involved in Big Fight Bout Plans
Long fragmentary report discusses plans for a heavyweight title bout this year. Tex Rickard linked to arranging a match between champions amid speculation on August 20 and a potential Will-Dempsey style showdown. Notes confusion over venues in Chicago and Tempe, with mentions of La Angel Pinna and Marty Wills and references to broader boxing buzz.
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Jark Demnany
Tex Rickard Karki
Brough
Sinurling Reala
Las Angel Pinna
Marty Wills
Totay
Willa Br
Vie Pan Hity
Alin Tempe Bey
Rickard
Chicago
Boyles
Tigers Triumph Over Yanks in Prep for Cardinals Clash
In a 9 to 2 victory the Tigers toppled the Yanks, setting up a bid for the title against the Cardinals. Yesterday’s main score showed Tigers 6 Yanks 4 with Isa, Raterios-Carey, Gunnoe, Mishie, and C. Wall noted in the box. College baseball results from New York and Boston also appear, with Pennsylvania 7 over Columbia and Harvard 3 over Princeton. An odd line mentions Iron bullets first noted in 1550.
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Mishie
C. Wall
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Pennsylvania
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Boston
Harvard
Princeton
Schwabe and May Lose First Game in Slow Diamond Tilt
Kebwate and Mays remained undefeated after a rough start losing to Kaufman 17 to 14 as darkness halted play in the sixth inning. Kaufman benefited from a 12-run third inning and strong hitting led by their big inning. Batteries Morganstein and Michael for Schwabe and May, Conway and Cork for Kaufman. Wandrum Nie Wink.
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Hae Vall
Ita Firat
Genet
Ikaufman
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Keufman
Morganstein
Michael Song
Conway
Cork
Parkersburg Attraction Highlighted for Sunday
Local notes state Parkersburg will be the feature act at Hanaeha Park Sunday afternoon with Breck Starr's Parkersburg Unter Fendents performing and Powell's Senator slated to work out today in preparation. Several lineups and players are mentioned, including Abnet and Cook, with talk of knuckleball pitching and upcoming games in Huntington and Charleston.
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Parkersburg
Hanaeha Park
Powell
Devore
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Anny
Abnet
Atv
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Powell Aline
Carl Petey Tek
Aondaz
Ed Kenney
Buntington
Berry
Charleston
Rendy
Dows
Montgomery
Oller
Garnett School Graduation Set for 38 Seniors
Garnett school for colored students plans to graduate 38 from its senior department this year amid a nearly 1,900 enrollment and 41 teachers. A 37 student class will move into high school. As part of commencement week activities, members of the physical education department presented a play. Dreams of happiness featured Wednesday night as the senior class presented "ar men" on Monday night June 5 before a packed assembly.
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Faentty
Witt
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Garnet School Phye
Wholesale Coal Men Adjourn Meeting at Greenbrier
The American Wholesale Coal Association concluded a two day session at the Greenbrier hotel in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia electing Harry K Cowright of Philadelphia as president H J Harryman of Toledo as vice president and Bert Mercyweather of Chicago as secretary and treasurer A 20 member board of directors was chosen representing eastern and western coal centers A resolution committee proposed establishing a reel inatlinte and referred to the US Chamber of Commerce for consideration Invitations for the next gathering were sent from Armatic City Niagara Falls and Galiumibus with site selection left to the board After adjournment many members traveled to Bluefield for the National Retail Coal Merchants Association meeting
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Almerican Wholesale Coal Association
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Philadelphia
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Toledo
Bert Mercytweather
Chicao
RFR
Wadleigh
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Diretor
Snksian
Bluefield
National Retail Cond Merchants Association
West Virginia University Graduation Addresses Critique
At West Virginia University fifty seventh annual commencement, Dr. L. D. Coffman praised graduates while lamenting a mutinous minority and party driven policy in American leadership. The ceremony awarded 189 bachelor of arts, 38 bachelor of science, 18 bachelor of law, 29 engineering degrees, 25 agriculture, 25 home economics, 13 music diplomas, and teens from pharmacy.
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LE. D. Coffman
University of Minnesota
West Virginia University
Dr. Coffman
Oppose Merger of Army and Navy Reported
A joint congressional committee on reorganization urged creating a new Department of Education and Relief. It would absorb public health education and veterans care agencies including the Veterans Bureau and Public Health Service. The report also recommended moving the Bureau of Mines, Interior agencies, Lake Survey, and waterway offices to other departments.
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Vanmission
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Natant
Interior Department
Lake Survey Office
Inland and Coasticise Waterway
Beye
War Department
National Advisory
Aeronautics
Lincoln Juniors Given Diplomas at Graduation
About 3000 gathered in the Lincoln Junior High Assembly to witness 69 graduates receive diplomas for entry to Charleston High School. Dr J M Merrill delivered the commencement address praising perseverance and urging continued education. Valedictorian Mildred Morgan Hall spoke on Why We Should Go to High School. Salutatorian Evelyn White discussed How to Spend a Varathan.
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High Schoor
J. MH. Merrill
Mildred Morgan Hall
Evelyn White
Ciaes
Buelak Louise Ailen
Winlrede Aroling
Marie Sylvia Hanna
Frances Katherine Gunter
Aimy Lala Pliney
Tsinlomas
Br. RB. Weber
Scholis
Charleston
Aho
Ascher
Diana
Ounod
H.A. Harrington
Constitutional Challenge Delays Bonus Payment in New York
A constitutional challenge in New York questions the legality of issuing a military bonus by cash or insurance certificates. The dispute targets actions by government departments and seeks to determine if any injunction can block bonus payments.
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Mia Bonne Bhd
Matiat
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War and Navy Departments
Veterans Bureau
Calvary Baptist Invocation and class graduates listed
Calvary Baptist church pronounced the Invocation. The graduating class includes James Altizer Thomas Ball Frank Hanshaw Carl Halley Jeffers Wilbur Graus Ernest Roberts Edward Santrock Paul Snyder James Spencer Ha T John Wallace Joe Wells White Lee Dotson Euelah Dorothy Bowers Julia Howler Frances unter dred Hall Leona Harlton Marie Hanna Gindi Hunton Irina Johnson Evelyn Moore Kathleen Morris Lets Pirnes Ena Rader Archie Kramer Shirker Virginia Lines Ile Mir Virginia Ively Whi Houeleh Welaina Ethel Coffman Marguerite Wehrle Lyndall Silman Audree Lee Virginia Shea Max Mc Daniels Dorothy Barrar Irene Shutfebarger Denver Fill Carias McAtee Rhammeldeth Guthrie Gladys Hitch Harry Skllea Dorothy Carson Harold Collins Jennie Gaines Chisholm Carl Tully Donald Stawart
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Ise
James Altizer
Thomas Ball
Frank Hanshaw
Carl Halley
Ei Jeffers
Wilbur Graus
Ernest Roberts
Edward Santrock
Paul Snyder
James Spencer
Ha T. John Wallace
Joe Wells
White
Lee Dotson
Euelah Dorothy Bowers
Winitret
Julia Howler
Frances Unter
Dred Hall
Leona Harlton
Marie Hanna
Gindi Hunton
Irina Johnson
Accti
Evelyn Moore
Kathleen Morrris
Pirnes
Ena Rader
Archier Kramer Shirker
Virginia Lines
Ile Mir
Virginia Ively WhiHoueleh
Welaina
Ethel Coffman
Marguerite Wehrle
Lyndall Silman
Audree Lee
Virginia Shea
Max McDaniels
Dorothy Barrar
Irene Shutfebarger
Denver Fill
Carias McAtee
Rhammeldeth Guthrie
Gladys Hitch
Harry Skllea
Dorothy Carson
Harold Collins
Jennie Gaines
Chisholm
Carl Tully
Donald Stawart
Local notables named in partial list of attendees
A partial roster lists Ernest Carver Charles Staate Macel Meyers Réba Mae Wallace Grace Martin Emma Alkinson Virginie Graham Julian Mercum Janet Ripley Velma Buzzard Eleanor Thornguin John Thom Elizabeth Lee and Ines Plaster as attendees in a community event draft.
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Ernest Carver
Charles Staate
Macel Meyers
Réba Mae Wallace
Grace Martin
Emma Alkinson
Virginie Graham
Julian Mercum
Janet Ripley
Velma Buzzard
Eleanor Thornguin
John Thom
Elizabeth Lee
Ines
Campaign expense report for H Bari Frias shocks readers
An itemized expense record shows 23 cents spent by H Bari Frias of the Republican ticket for Nora Mottday, including a ice cream cone and bottle of water. In a separate note, boxer Edward Edison dies from a brain hemorrhage after a bout in Everett Washington, two weeks earlier in Montana.
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