Field of 149 Golfers to Tee Off Today in National Open Tourney
Thunderstorms cooled the heat as 149 golfers from amateurs to pros gathered for the United States Open. The course has 20 tons of sand added to traps and the famed stone quarry holes loom. Johnny Goodman defends as Bob Jones eyes spectator status, while Paul Runyan and Graig Wood head a strong pro field hoping for a $25,000-plus prize. The field tees off at 7:20 a.m. with George Barnes and Roland MacEuen overseeing play.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Espata
X America
Bob Jones
Jones
Goodman
Johnny Goodman
Omena
Paul Runyan
Ehasantanshiln
Barasen
P. G.A
Tommy
Chopaigner
Walter ‘Hager
Eaffgon
Bedr
Steeet Eas
Waltes
Sohany
Oy Heroes
Milwaves
Tommy Armour
Temperow
Sastern
George Bas
Roland Macepee
Washington
D.C
Exhibition of Arabians To Feature Horse Show
An exhibition of pure bred Arabian horses shown by riders in native costume will anchor the Charleston Horse Show in South Rafnier, hosted by Selby Stock Farm of Portsmouth Ohio. The event opens Friday evening with Arabians at 7 18, features ten classes, and draws stables from Charleston Huntington Huntington West Virginia and nearby states, with tents arriving from Columbus and Parkersburg to accommodate numbers.
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Charleston
South Rafnier
Columbus
Ohio
Parkersburg
Sunrise Stables
My Hobby
Hol Uns
Selby Farm
Portsmouth
Rolling Meadows Farm
Cincinnati
Rugged View Farm
Granville
Meadow Lane Farm
Warm Springs
Owens Stable
Cynthiana
Huttington
West Virginia
Seasion
Selby Stock Park
Taree Galted Aaddle
Warness Horse
Meadow Moon
Rolling Meadows Park
Miss Huntington
Ruth E. MacMaster
Hurstington
Silver Kathleen
Boyd F. Brown
Huntington
Folly Walters
Roger A. Belby
Oakland
Sterling P. Owen, Jr
Kentucky
Dictator
J. J. McIntyre
Hollinx
Virginia
Grandville
Mamie Dare
E.G. Smith
Duke of Arlington
Milas
Joan Biernes
Marietta
Hunter Hack
Bankhead
Banks
Meagaw-Lane Farm
Ok Springs
Worth Call
Holms
Virgin's
Hats Oil
E. G. Smith
Tip Top
Henry D. Litaker
Toby
Dorothy D. Ruffner
Max Biederman
Glen Cary
Meadow Jane Fam
Crystal Dawn
Joan Hanna
Keswick
Herbert
Jones
Misty
Herbert E. Jones
Bo Co
North Call
Hollins
Blue Ridge
Patrick D. Koontz
W. Va
William J. Harvie
W.va
George Patton
Arthur M. BU
Billy Bareton
Arthur M. Hill
DuPont Beats Starcher At Valley Bell Park
DuPont defeated Starcher Chapel 9 to 8 at Valley Bell park in a tight game with eight hits by each side. Key players included Ware and V Kearns with multiple runs batted in, while Long and Durst pitched for the teams in a closely contested affair.
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DuPont
Starcher Chapel
Scar DuPont Abhoa Abhoa Layne
Mitch'll
Miller
Zatking Rf
Vewell
Thomas
Ware
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FO Ross Ibert
Fortner
Qiwison
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UV Kirns
Slater
Olwillisms
Odurst
Towle
Janings
Siareher Bee
H. Kearns
M. Carney
Vkearns
Willams
Chancey
Williams
Mitchell
V. Kearns
Biller
Fortoer
Vencill
William
Ackins
Milier
Duratto Thomar Lo H. Kearns
Stareher
du- Foot
Long
Durst
Wil- Jigene
Walliams
Williama
Pas
Hail —Chancey
Umphee—Rownd
Billiman
Dime
Carbide Rally Edges Coal Fork At Laidley Field
Carbide wins 8 to 7 in Twilight League action at Laidley Field as five runs in the fourth and late rally lift them over Coal Fork. Six two-base hits highlighted the game with Carbide leveraging Coal Fork errors for the decisive edge. Race details include box score notes, pitchers Douging and Young, and umpires Beers and Fulks.
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Carbide Baseball
Coal Fork Mine
Laidley Field
Coal Fork
Carbide
Coal
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al Abada
Waltere Cf
Hunter Rf
Berger
Douging
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Ohonge
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Allen
Gartide
Goal Park
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Frazier
McKenna
Hofman
Cannon
Riptoe
Hunter
Harti- Ban
Reynolds
Frasier
Dougies
Hunt
Biptoe
Jarvis
Marion
Runa
Atted
Payne
Caxton
Walters
Prazier
Fraser
Letton
Hoffman
Mckennas
Young
Hodge
the Young
Riptor
Dougis
Hite
Ritcher
Douglas
Bruins Drop Cards in 13th Inning Rally
Chicago defeats St Louis 8 to 4 in 13 innings as Medwick is not out at home plate prompting manager Frankie Frisch to be banished in the twelfth. Root, Delaney, Collins drive runs for Chicago while Klein, Gorton, and Hartnett pace the Cardinals in a long late game. Time 3 29.
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Chicago
Frankie Frisch
Cardinal
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Rigter
Medwick
W. Her.whitth
Man Fe
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Fuglish
DiFrisch
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Cuyler
Davis
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English
Klein
Fo Beeman
Gams
Jurpos
Hartnett
Whitehead
Rockrock
Collins
Delaney
Martin
Cusler
Rurs
Man
Root
Grawford
White
Malone
I J. Dean
Mooney
Halos Fin
St . Dean
Carleton
Ton Lindsey
Milone
Piteher
Dodgers Lose Third Straight as Phillies Dominate
Philadelphia routs Brooklyn 22 to 4 in a game heavy with chaos. Four pitchers used, Al Lopez ejected by umpire Kurth in the seventh, and Tony Frey spiked at second in the same inning.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Phil- Mes
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Mager
Kurth
Tony Frey
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OA Bartell
Ginney Ib
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Ted's Med
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Yolly Moore Rf
Taylor Tt
Wusone
Lesile
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Kinecke Cf
Anstin Wir
Cento
Pwehioz
Euite Ft
Kollins
Nturst
Ponnson
de Munis
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Cerrell
Lucas
Munys
Senators Beaten 7-2 In Final With Wheeling
The Wheeling Stogles defeated the Charleston Senators 7 to 2 in the first of a three game series. Bob Joyce pitched for Wheeling while Charleston starter Carl King allowed nine hits but took the loss as Charleston teammates managed only four runs. Key hits included Browne homering inside the park and Gabrielson adding a homer late. The series continues in Dayton tomorrow with the Senators visiting the Ducks.
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the Gazette
Senators
Bob Joyce
Wheeling Stogles
Carl King
Charleston
Dayton Ducks
Dayton
Smokes
Fee
Wheelling
Kirke
Wheeling
Woelak
Jabb
Browne
Pavlovic
Joyce
Wolak
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Bebton
Diomsion
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Kert Too Frvl'vie
Hune
Oceak
Gabrial
Son
Elzke
Jabt
Bawkings
Dawkins
Dope
Gabrielson
Bastists
Birke
Kanawha Farm Beats Delaware In Lopsided Victory
Kanawha Farm defeated Delaware 6-1 at Kenawhs Farm's alamond. Players Grnslnger, Carney, Swagger, Fisher, Gibson, and L Fisher contributed, with Delaware scoring 1.5. The report notes Kanawha Farm's strong offense and key names in a one sided matchup.
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Kanawha Farm
Delaware
Kanawha
Delaware Avenue Pharmacy
Kenawhs Farm
Alamond
Svare Manawha Farm
Grnslnger
Carney
Swagger
D Fisher
Gibson
L. Fisher
Brugh Sets Course Record at Montgomery
Dr Brugh, Willow Grove country club champion, broke the Montgomery course record with two 35s for 70 over 18 holes. He scored 35 on Sunday in a foursome with Vincent Smith Dr C W Stafford and Dr Carl Kennedy, dropping a birdie on nine. On Monday he again posted 35 in a threeball with Dr Harry McGrath and Jin McGraw of East Bank, surpassing Burns Maus the previous pro record.
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East Bank
Tomrse
Burns Maus
Johnstown Beats Beckleyites 5-1 in baseball game
Johnstown Johnnies defeated Beckley Black Knigma 5 to 1 as Dugan held the line with steady pitching and aided by three double plays. Beckley rallied briefly but fell short in a sparsely detailed box. Meanwhile Springfield swept Huntington 12 to 6 and Dayton Ducks toppled Zanesville 8 to 5 behind Baker’s homer in the seventh.
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Beckley
Johnstown Johnnies
Beccley Black Knigma
Dugan
Johnstown
Beckley S
Mackey
Roberty
Heath
Zanesville
Zanesville Orega
Dayton Ducks
Baker
Dayton
Gordy
Bergman
Millies
Davis
I Grimm
Laskowski
Windsor Lad Wins Epsom Derby Against Colombo Favorite
In tense silence Windsor Lad, bred from the Indhin potentate line, surged in the final furlong to win the Epsom Derby. Easton Finishes Second as Colombo, favorite at 12 to 8, falters in the stretch. Charley Smirke rides the winner, equaling Hyperion’s 2:34 for the one and a half miles on sunbaked turf.
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Epsom Downes
Eng
Windsor Lad
Indhin Potentate
Rajpiple
Colombs
Tin Majesty
King George
King George, Can Be Hitherto Unbeaten Lord Grandly
Colombo
Easton
Woolagington
Ralph Strassburger
Philadelphia
Windsor
Waas
Charley Smirke
Blandford
Hyperion
Core
Cat
Grandstand
Tiberius
Tottenham Corner
Colamba
Home
Mighty Cry Sarase
Taletter
Cotombo
Plexse Tura
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Dunior Five Galted
John Laing
Rolling Meadow Park
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Cryptel Dawn
Redwood
Mystery
Mantow Lane Farm
May Hunner
John Hanna
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Starcher
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Herbert E
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Arthur M4
Hill
Clar
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Harold Sterrett
Charlea+ton
George S. Couch
Walter Bf. Scott
Joan Biernen
Hoyish Bob
Henry D. Atwker
Weat Virginia
AreRes
Daniel Boone Hotel
Kathleen
Roy F. Brown
Mary Ellen Watts
Mamie Pare
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Bruins
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