Farrell Pitches Knights to Win
Beckley games report notes Kirby Farrell pitched for Beckley to a 10 1 victory over Dayton. Farrell scattered the hits and struck out fifteen as Beckley built a big early lead. The Huntington game details show Johnstown defeating Huntington with strong pitching and timely hitting, final score 6 5.
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Kirby Farrel
Black Knight
Dayton
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Primford
Dotterer
Milles
Jarrell
Heath
Americans Enter British Amateur Golf Championship
London reports that three United States players will join 240 competitors in the British amateur championship at Youlake starting June 19. The U.S. entrants: George Dunlop and William Mandel of New York, Joshua Crane of Brooklyn, and American residents in England Robert Sweeney and Cyril Tolley. Six Canadians are among 26 foreigners. top Canadian Rose Somerville is noted as former United States amateur champion.
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London
Youlake
George Dunlop
William Mandel
New York
Joshus Crane
Brooklys
Mass
England
Robert Sweeney
Cyril Tolley
Canaan
Rcorn Canadien
Rose Somerville
Tates
Mohney Wins Blue Grass Open Golf Championship
In Lexington on June 5 Jock Mohney a 29 year old local amateur captured the Kentucky Open with a 36 hole total of 144 two over par at the Ashland Golf Club Nelson Ruddy and Pomny Herning both from Covington tied for second with 145 while Berning the high pro showed the wind affected course.
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Jock Mohney
Ashland Golf Club
Nelson Ruddy
Covington
Pomny Herning
Mediney
Berning
Charleston Tops Be Over Be Next in Eight Game Stand
Senators trim a tight bunt and singles drive runs as Charleston wins its sixth of eight on the home stand. Becket, Martin and Jarrett lead, while suspensions and roster moves ripple through the squad ahead of the road trip.
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Superko
Byrd
LaMaster
Lopgnecker
McCrows
Ascend
Dan Paus
Foxy Dan
Big Dan
Charleston
Beckley
Jon
Speed
World’s oldest living doctor claims record in Dun Lacqlaire
Deputy Attorney General Willem Gannolty, who recently marked his 20nd birthday in Dun Lacqlaire, Therreo State, claims to be the longest living doctor in the world amid a busy reading of unlikely medical feats and antisettlement stances.
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Busne Belunaasigteg
Birke Wyatt
Reiger
Beit Shepluck
Holden
Unknown contender eyed as Open champion in 1993
Chicago June 5 The field for the 1993 national open golf championship was analyzed by Bobby Cruickshank who predicted an unknown outsider could win the 72 hole event with around 290. He named Walter Hagen Mac Smith George Von Elm Denny Shute and Craig Wood as threats while doubting Gene Sarazen’s form. Hagen and Shute were highlighted as in strong form after the St Paul Open.
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Hagen
von Elm
Mac Smith
Chicago
Bobby Cruickanonk
Bobby Jones
Cyril Walker
Wile MacFarlane
Jones
Tommy Armour
Johnny Farrell
Billy Burke
Gene Suraym
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Ly Choise
Walter Hagen
George von Elm
Denny Shute
Craig Wooden
Bobby
Gene
England
Chuckabank
Gibson Jones to Box Again Thursday in Charleston
Promoter Farry Bartley announced nine or ten amateur bouts for Thursday night at Mountaineer show. The headline features Billy Gibson of Charleston versus Clarence Jones of Big Chimney in a 145 pound bout. They previously split two meetings with one win each and a third in a default.
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The
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Billy Gibson
Charleston
Boxing card features Williams O Malley rematch and six rounders
From the page three recap, Williams 132 faces O Malley in a likely close tilt with Williams carrying a fractured hand from a prior elimination bout. The program includes six rounders with Luther Wallace 190 and Freddy Kid Williams 132 in a tri final, and Jimmy Spellman 164 vs Jimmy Coventry 160 in the opener.
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Luther Wallaca
Freddy
Kid) Williams
Wallace Trom
Wilson
Barret
Jimmy Spellman
Charleston
Jimmy Coventry
William~ Son
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Rerson
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Legion
Officers Elected By Charleston Knights of Columbus
Charleston council No 771 Knights of Columbus elected officers. Thomas D. Mays was unanimously reelected grand knight. Joseph Popp deputy grand knight. R J Clarkeon chancellor. G H Blatt corrter OC. J Wierateiner treasurer. W T O'Farrell advocate. Theodore Jacquet warden. Michael Murphy inside guard. Frank Henderson outside guard. F J Foy trustee. Popp alternate to grand knight. Joseph H Gaines Jr second delegate. James J Duggen alternate to second delegate. Thirtieth anniversary celebration planned with entertainment next Monday night.
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Charleston
J. Foy
Joseph Popp
Joseph H. Gaines, Jr
James J. Duggen
Economic group seeks ten percent tariff cut worldwide
A World Economic Conference may open with a push for a 10 percent tariff cut globally. The U S delegation led by Secretary of State Hull indicated the move could be the first major item. Support hinges on Roose velt tariff authority legislation and congressional action.
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Governor Kump to address West Virginia University graduates
Governor H G Kump will deliver the commencement address to 432 WVU seniors who will receive degrees. Honorary doctor of laws will be conferred on the governor and Clarence Eugene Martin, with college deans presenting the degree candidates. Ann Gaydosh of Wheeling was crowned queen of the senior ball as Morgantown marked the year’s final social events and reunions drew former students back to campus.
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West Virginia University
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American Bar Association
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Wheeling
New River Company Plans First Aid Meet
The fourteenth annual first aid contest of the New River company of MacDonald wall will be held at White Oak ball park Scarbro on Saturday June 10. Hundreds of employees are expected to participate starting at 2 o clock in the afternoon. Free refreshments and a program of entertainment will be provided. Twenty teams will contest for the silver directors cup. J M McCluley manager of mines directs the meet assisted by Edgar Grafft safety director.
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White Oak Ball Park
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Minen
Edgar Grafft
Standings and schedules spread across leagues and cities
Numerous results and postponements show rain impacting many games. Notable scores include Detroit 7 Cleveland 7 and St. Louis 7 Cincinnati 2. Ad hoc listings mention Rochester postponements and various appointments in Washington and West Virginia.
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Cleveland Sensation Aims for Eighteen Wins This Season
Oral Hildebrand, the Cleveland sensation, arrived in Indianapolis with a goal of eighteen victories for the season. The Butler alumnus, now 186 pounds at six feet tall, started strong with several four hit games and a notable stretch of wins. His basketball past and mentors helped shape his pitching, while his mother worries about possible injuries and has rarely watched him play professional baseball.
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Slogen
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Cleveland
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Jackie Wilson Wins by Kayo in Pittsburgh Bout
Jackie Wilson, a Pittsburgh Negro, defeated Tommy Paul of Buffalo by technical knockout in the eighth round of a ten round featherweight bout. A pad cut over Pauls eye ended the contest. Paul weighed 125 1 2 pounds and Wilson 124 1 2. Tony Moring and Johnny Ferrini also fought in the undercard.
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Tommy Paul
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Tony Moring
Johnny Ferrini
Buffalo
Jimny Gilligan
Fitterburgh
Sammy Paris
Frankie Washko
McKeesport
Teddy Mar«euse
Connellaville
Bethany Trustees Fail To Name New President
Bethany college trustees failed to elect a successor for the late Lloyd Goodnight at their annual meeting. Chairman Wilkin announced the board would wait until a man of high purpose and ability could be located. Commencement exercises follow tomorrow with 501 graduates receiving degrees. Honorary degrees will be conferred on Professor Ruth Sbuine and Senator Bennett Champ Clarke.
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Bethany College
Bngloyd Goodnight
W Wilkin
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Bennett Champ Clarle
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Woodin Says I Whistles Gloom Away at University
Treasury Secretary William H. Woodin addressed Syracuse University graduates of music and received a doctorate in the art. He dispelled rumors of resigning, joking that when in trouble he always whistles a tune as he entered the president's room.
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Attorneys Arrive By Plane Trial Is Begun
Attorneys from Cumberland Maryland and Charleston West Virginia arrived by plane for a personal injury suit seeking 10000 dollars in damages. The trial opened yesterday before Judge A. P. Hudson and a Cumberland plaintiff team represented by Harvey G. Shores and Philip Roman.
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A. P. ‘Tater
Cumberland
Laure
Walter
Charleston
Farvey G. Shores
Royner
Philip Roman
Uniontown
Priva
Wrestling Results From Broadway Arena Card
United Press reports at the New York Broadway arena Abe Coleman of California Gino Garibaldi of Italy Dick Daviscourt of California defeated Martin Zikoff of Russia Hens Steinke of Germany defeated Tian Leokinovitech of Russia Tom All toy of Australia defeated Leo Fapl anos of Gresos in a series of decisions.
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California
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Italy
Dick Daviscourt
Martin Zikoff
Russia
Hens Steinke
Germany
Tian Leokinovitech
Tom Altoy
Australia
Leo Faplanos
Gresos
West Side Men Consider Prospect of New Bank
The West Side Business Men's association formed a committee to study starting a bank on the West Side. Members: D. Boone Dawson chair man G W Quick J T Reynolds W M Adkins and George B Corrie. A separate discussion noted veterans' pensions and aid gaps, but no action was taken.
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J. T. Reynolds
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George B Corrie
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West Coast May Take Up Cricket in Earnest
London reports plans to popularize cricket in California led by Dr. D. D. Cameron of the University of California and Golden Gate Cricket Club. He notes growing interest among residents and visitors, cites turf issues for wickets, and aims to raise California’s cricket standard and enable seating for 3,000 at a San Francisco ground.
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Electra Waggoner Bowman to Wed Arthur Gordon Bowman
New York June 5 Plans for the June 14 marriage of Electra Gaggoner Waggoner of Fort Worth and New York to Arthur Gordon Bowman of Long Island are announced. The ceremony will be at St Hartholomew s Church with a Waldorf Astoria reception. Miss Waggoner s matron of honor is Mrs Thomas Vickers Corson and maid of honor is Nancy Thomas of Charleston W V. Separately Metropolitan Electric Tramways workers in London have seen wage cuts restored to former levels after a period of reduced pay.
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Texas
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Mrs Roosevelt declines photo with Texas Governor at airport
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt visits Texas on a personal trip to Los Angeles to see her son Elliott. She refuses a group photo with Texas Governor Miriam Ferguson, saying she does not wish political contacts on her journey. Ferguson and husband James Ferguson greet her at the Dallas airport, with planned meetings later in Tucson.
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House Passes Railroad Bill Without Record
Washington June 5 The administration plan to reorganize railroads to cut costs gained House approval without a recorded vote and returns to the Senate for differences over amendments. The measure would set up a federal coordinating body to align capital investments and reduce duplicated service for two years while antitrust laws are suspended for railroads. It also places railroad holding companies under the Interstate Commerce Commission and repeals the 1920 Transportation Act recapture clause to cancel over 63 million in government claims against railroads.
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Mollison and Wife Again Delay Flight to New York
Capt James A Mollison and his wife Amy Sohne delayed their planned trans Atlantic flight to New York for a second time citing bad ocean weather. The attempt was originally scheduled to start at dawn but was postponed again.
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Slap Is Fatal in Sudden Los Angeles Incident
Henry L. Arnold, 75, a former Bansss City judge, collapsed and died after an alleged slap near a girl. Betty Gardena, 25, told police she administered the slap due to alleged remarks about her mother. Officials said death resulted from a heart attack caused by excitement. The girl will not be helped.
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U S Steel Puts Employee Plan In Full Operation
U S Steel advances its employee relationship code across plants with a plan for employee formed associations and committees to handle wages welfare health and working conditions. The code is already in operation at United States Steel subsidiaries United States Coal and Coke in Gary and at Frick Coke Co plants.
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Williams Charged With Breaking and Entering
Williams was arrested by Traffic Officer Carl Davis late last night on a charge of breaking and entering Potter's Market on Capitol Street.
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