National Collegiate Track and Field Meet Opens Today
The national intercollegiate championships begin at Goldiers Field with 339 athletes from 79 schools. Stanford and Illinois supply top contenders while Washington challenges them in a field headlined by record attempts in throwing, jumping, and sprint events.
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Stanford
Divnola
Goldiers Field
University of Tlinois
Middle West
University of Washington
Bere
Harvard
Zena Kuck
Emporia
Kansas
Teach
Ore College
Krena
Rothbert
Gollon
Barnes
Mouthern
California
Carr
Yale
Lava Ovorgia Tech
Chere Sot Sers
Hupherd
Michigan
Crowder Shuts Down A's In Browns Victory
Alvin Crowder yielded four hits over nine innings as the St. Louis Browns defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 1. Grove was touched for five hits in the decisive third inning as Brown runners produced all the runs including Brantano’s homer.
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Taft
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Rwolk
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Nationals
Chicago
Ray Benge
Cubs
Cub
Hack Wilson
Webb
Kelly
Ryling
West Virginia Net Meet Opens Today
The West Virginia closed tennis tournament opens here tomorrow with the first event at 9 a m. The largest entry in the history of the annual event was announced. "Twinkle" Store, directed by F gam Cohen of Beckley, will defend his singles title.
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the Gazette
West Virginia
Stnt
Twinkle
Direce F
Gam Cohen
Beckley
Masonic Forum Luncheon Highlights and Guest News
The Masonic Forum held its regular noon luncheon with Major C. R. Morgan as principal speaker. A musical program featured Mrs. Ruth Hohman and accompanist Myre Gladys Knopp, with McConnell of Fooghow Lodge 1913 visiting to discuss Masonry in China.
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Horelio
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Kramer
Myre
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McConnell
Fooghow Lodge
Chins
Masonry In Chins
McConneilly
Charleston Y. M.A
Bues Rout Braves in 12 Inning Homer Slugfest
In Boston a 12 inning game marked by five homers ended 8 to 6 as Pittsburgh rallied in the ninth to tie and Scott belted a second homer in the twelfth. Adams and L Waner delivered the decisive hits as Greenfield faltered late. The Pirates and Boston Bostons combined for a high scoring pitchers duel with late power.
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Latonia Derby Aim Tied to Strolling Player Derby odds
In Covington Kentucky on June 2 Robert Ariavistus Smith argues the Latonia Derby renewal June 23 could near determine the season’s champion, with Strolling Player poised to run after late training and a recent Kentucky Derby non appearance. He notes the Derby offers $25 000 added money plus a possible $5 000 bonus for Beigh Count if he wins both derbies.
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B. B. Jones
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Haute de Grace
George Fields
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Jones
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Havre de Grace
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Baker McCarthy bout declared no contest in Detroit
June 7 Detroit boxing card saw welterweights Sergeant Sammy Baker of Mitchel Field and Jack McCarthy of Chicago ordered out in the fifth round of a ten round match. Commissioner Henry Kom Trotsky ruled both did not strive, halting purses pending hearing.
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Mitchel Field
Weltereweight
Jack McCarthy
Chicago
Henry Kom- Trotsky
Roberts Wins Newspaper Verdict Over Larosa in WV Bout
Johnny Roberts of Huntington claimed the West Virginia welterweight title with a newspaper decision over Tony Larosa of Cincinnati in a ten round bout at Catlettsburg. The Rattlers staged a bare knuckle fight on a Huntington street yesterday.
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Johnny Roberts
Huntington
West Virginia
Tony Larosa
Cincinnati
Rattlers
Huntington Street
Major League Baseball Scores and Derby Gossip
Yesterday’s Major League results featured New York, St. Louis, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Chicago, and others. A Derby foray introduces Strolling Player as a premier English challenger bound for the Daytona Derby with hopes of a hefty purse. Derby contenders from Pittsburg’s Soul, Fire Brigade, and Major Robert McCreery’s entrants eye autumn races after acclimatization.
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Raigh Gount
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Reese
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