Charleston Boosts Lead In Doubleheader In Juniatta Clash
In a double bill Charleston beat Johnstown 8 to 2 and 4 to 0, closing the Atlantic with an eight and a half game edge. LaMaster pitched the opener for Charleston earning a one run win as Bobo and Griffith held steady with key homers.
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Charleston Trere
Johnstown
Mindie Atlantic
Oanerale
Big Dan Boone
Charter- Ten
Bill ~Meagie
Suirie
Charlaston
Clarksburg
Jayne LaMester
LaMaster
Moron Eawe
Meavener
Cate Formaion
Charleston
Owler
Golden Bears Are Graduated In Four Year Commencement
Montgomery June 7 F Bix Mla Redhhons of New River State football teams for four years were graduated today at the boutu Mend commencement exercises. Among the seniors receiving arts degrees were James Gays Crive Young Kal Yaems Montgomery Leland Ewor Benatar John Wor Beck Epsneer Bil Kaut water Duchansen Goward Simms and others.
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Mortgomery
F.—Bix Mla
Redhhons
Mew River
Atate Fndege
Boutu- Mend
Ammarg
Aeign
Qeskeher
Tams Gays
Crrive
Young
Kalt- Yaems
Montgemizy
Leland Ewor
A. Benatar
John Worin
Beck
Epsneer
Bil Kaut
Water
Duchansen
Goward Simms
Teed
Oeics
Status of Chisox Pitcher in Doubt
The Chicago White Sox face uncertainty over pitcher Art Beith after a suspension dispute involving Beith and Halpert payments. Beith had returned from Toronto and McKain reported a torn arm in the trade context as White Sox officials prepared a decision while Beith’s status remained unresolved.
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Geigacd
Fuse
Art Beith
Chicago Wheelor
Wes
Peraussel
Halpert
Beith
Toronto
McKain
Niade
Collegiate Track Meet Qualifies Athletes for Palo Alto
About 303 collegiate athletes compete at the Stagg Field meet in Chicago to qualify for the U S track and field final set for Palo Alto California on July 18 and 16. The event showcases college runners and field competitors aiming for national honors.
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Chicago
A. A
Stagg Wee Five
Palo Alto
Calif
Mid-Atlantic for Statistics Yesterday's Results
Regional scores show Cirteburg 2 and Charleston 4 amid mixed results. Clarksburg 3 defeated Cumberland 2 with Joknetyen leading. Cupmacinnd 2 edged Feaimetown 1 in the second period. Managtes lost 1 to Bovkiey 4 as Huntington hosts today's games for Charleston at Clarksburg.
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Cirteburg
Charleston
Clarksburg
Bec- Cumberland
Joknetyen
Cupmacinnd
Feaimetown
Mamnagtes
Bovkiey
Charlaston
Beckivy
Huntington
Semastene
Cumberland
Huntington Routs Beckley to Claim Thin Victory
Huntington defeated Beckley 7 to 4 in a midweek game here. Beckley led early, but Huntington rallied with four runs in the fifth inning, helped by strong hits from Nalbock Mayo and carrier. Pitcher Jennings earned the win for Huntington as Beckley stranded base runners late.
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Huntington
Beckley
Hardaway
Chiora
Arris Ss
Wierock
Bingion
Welch Do Grelose Cf
BE Jennings
Imminge
Huntington Roose—Caiatis
Medven
Boramers
Mone
Batve i Qirgton
Carrier
Madsen
Somme Batent
Nalbock
Gilliam
NecMillen
Pime
Johnnies Bow Twice in Cumberland Doubleheader
Cumberland swept a June doubleheader from Johnstown in Cumberland Maryland. Dutch Hoffman pitched shutout ball in the first game 8–0, while Wicker won the nightcap 2–1 in 15 innings as five Johnstown errors aided Cumberland. Both games featured tight pitching and long delays, with the second contest lasting almost midnight.
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Cumberland
Gumberland
Johnstown
Dutch Hoffman
Invaders
Wicker
Timberlake Bows In Junior Tourney
Huntington June 7. In the West Virginia junior and boys ten nin tournament at the Huntington Tennis Club, Timberlake of Charleston, last year’s boys singles champion, advanced to the final rounds while being eliminated in junior singles. Results list multiple rounds in singles and doubles with several matches decided by narrow margins.
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Huntington
West Virginia
Wilkes
MacDonald
Reed
Ge Boland Aetoined
Rowna
Eh Seciarist
Jones Ringier
Delamey
Tia Nenana
Wolfe
Who
Need
Boland
Derursey
Bird
Brown
Milhouse
Wiggins
Bane
Chambers
Wales
Mey
Wilken
Ted Glock
Rommd
Murdonaid
Walls
Debusvey
Bans
Varta Gefeulwarts
Dils
Littlepage
Od Whitman
Swarts
S Baye
Omar
Central Salens Lose to Shawver Roofers in Twilight Game
Central Salen bowed to Shawver Roofers six to eight at Laidisy field in yesterday night Twilight game. Shawver scored three runs in the third and fourth innings before Central rallied with ten runs. Teams included Lee Hunt McCradkan McKenna and K Chilton in the lineup.
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Central Salen
Shawver
Laidisy Field
Salen
Central Bales
Lee
Ant Hunt
McCradkan
McKkenna
K. Chilton
Entry Blank for Gazette City Wide Golf Tourney
Public notice for Gazette City wide golf tournament invites entrants to fill and mail forms to The Gazette Hale Street Charleston. Deadline shown as Friday June 1b with postmark rule for late entries.
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The
Gazette
Hale Street
Charleston
Toy
Tigers hand Yankees 9 2 loss on mixed errors in opener
Detroit capitalized on six Tiger miscues by Detroit and three by New York to stun the league leaders 9 to 2 in the first game of their western tour. Charley Gendringer errant in the second inning allowed Earl Combs to drive in runs. Joe Sewell added a single as New York rallied briefly. Tom Bridges labored with four walks and five hits in 22 1 3 innings while Ruffing pitched for the Yankees.
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EtRoit
Tigers
New York Yankees
Detroit
Ue Yanks
Charley Gendringer
Earl Comb
Tiger
Theie Two Bobbles
Joe Sewell
Tom Bridges
Wildnesse
Chartey Ruffing
New York
Deiralt
Roel Aba
White
Johmnon Rf
Dues
Wyatt Pz
Alen Cey
Toray
Rushog
Stone
Berors
Comur
Work
Om Balis
Olf “Brages
Wyatt
Atouck
Bridges Wyatt
Bridges
West Jim
Voy Patcher
Bridges Crosetti
Wild Picls
Rulfing
Loving Pitener
Nailin
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Ime
Hoyt Released By Brooklyn Club As Veteran Pitcher Limping
New York June 7 Hoyt veteran right handed pitcher and former World Series hero has been released unconditionally by the Brooklyn Dodgers This marks his second release within the year after Philadelphia Athletics let him go in spring following his Detroit Tigers trade The 34 year old former Yankee ace who played in six World Series with New York ended with only one win and three losses unable to finish a season His career began as Erasmus High School Brooklyn and included stints with New Orleans Pelicans Tigers Yankees Red Sox and Dodgers
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New York
Dodgers
Detroit
Yankees
Erasmus High School
Brooklyn
New Oceans Pelicans
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
National League standings and results summary
Fragmentary baseball standings from the National League and American League showing teams such as Boston Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia New York Washington Detroit Cleveland and Chicago with scattered scores and partial records. The readable text hints at positions and outcomes but lacks complete data.
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Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
National League
Pittsburgh
Cincinnath
Brooklyn
St. Louisi
Boxton
American League
Bowton
Mt. Lous
Piladelphia
Moston
Senators Triumph In Eleven Inning Win Over Chicago
The Washington Senators defeated Chicago 6 to 5 in eleven innings after Bam West tied the score in the ninth and Myer Reynolds and Kerr delivered hits with Crowder drawing walks. Hoisting a 4 to 1 lead in the ninth, Chicago saw Washington rally as West’s tie breaking hit spurred by Myer, Reynolds, and Kerr, with Bluege and Rice contributing runs and Bluege later credited in the extended tense showdown.
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Chicago
Washington Senators
Vic Prasier
Bam West
Sox
West
Myer
Reynolds
Kerr
Crowder
Rice
Bluege
Bengtors
Tatas
Washington
Ram—Myer
Reynolds Crowder
Appling
Funk
Blue
Hodapp
Berry
Ertore
Seinh
Caraway
Runy
Fothergill
Weal
Judge
Bul~yan
Punk
Heynolds
Homeron
Babes
Freier
Growder
Marberry
Hite
Freaker
Crowtee
Crowter
Wrani¢r
Um~plrek
Dinneen
Ormaby
Timendsls
Indians Trim Macks After Extra Inning Tie
Wer Ferrell won his tenth this season as the Indians edged the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 3 after a game tied three times. Al Simmons hit his eleventh and twelfth homers for the A’s. Ferrell earned his first win over Philadelphia since 1930.
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Cleveland, G
Wer Ferrell
Acneon
Indians
Philadelphia Athletica
al Bimmons
A’s
Ferrell
Paltadeishin Tevesand Anthoa Abhor Bishop
Cisrell
Mahaffey
Ferrel
Mane
Labo Walbere
Philadelphia
Bobh
Cleveland
Rans
Simmone
Coleen
Myatt
Eryor
Cramer
Nuns
Nuaslein Beats Tilden on Northwestern Courts
German pro Nazern Nuaslein defeated William T. Tilden 6-2 2-6 7-5 in a professional tennis match at Northwestern University courts today.
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Evanston
Has Numlets
Germany
William T. Tilden
Northwestern University
Comedy of Errors In Seventh Frame Brings Cubs' Fall
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 6 to 3 in the seventh inning surge as Warneke holds Dodgers to four hits through six. Cuccinella leads the decisive rally with a double, Frederick and Bukeforth drive in runs, and Hartnett’s earlier homer for Chicago is countered by the Dodgers’ late scoring. May allows three more in eighth. Vance earns win.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lou Warneke
Chicago
Cubs
Boston Braves
Warneke
Dodgers
Dazzy Vance
Gabby Hartnett
Tony Cucemélia
Dounie
Grimm
English
Slade
Pielnich
Cuccinella
Tony
Jack Quinn
Hack Wilton
Ales Ag
Richbert
Taylor
Merman
Finn Gat
Bepins
Wilson
Mocee
Oi Cueelo
Uj Bisde Es
Hwinete
Pitineh
Surgesce
Predick
Wight Ib
wVasce
Sukerth Om
Alh
Kelly
Tor Frederick
Rax
Vance
Stephenson
Hartnett
Flan
Cucsihalla
Pieinich
Stripp
Suketerm
Martnett
May
Finn
Crimm
Pletich
Sukeferth
O'Boul
Quinn
J. Moore
Btephenema
Cuccinedo
D. Taylor
Cuccinilts
Brooklytr Warneke Y
Wareke
Mey
Jack
Wildpitch
O4uinn
Low
Shadows of the Past by LC Breaner on Jim Corbett
A reflective piece recalls Jim Corbett as a gentleman in boxing and life. It notes his New York ties, baseball youth, and a brother who pitched for Baltimore, while describing Corbett’s influence on boxing and his era’s sport culture.
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Jim Corbett
Bayside
New York
Corbett
Ball Park
Jim
Simnar
Bob Fitesifimons
Carson City
Nev
Patrick's Day
Jim Jeffries
Pitz
McNaught Syndicate
Toters Defeat Guyan 6-3 In Club Match
Kanawha Toters beat Guyan Country Club caddies on the Huntington course with a 6 to 3 score. Ford Epling and Carl Maynard defeated Roberts and Brown 2 to 1, Christian Murray bested Sutherland and Bennett 2 to 1, and Hutchison and Eastwood beat Gager and Mouldon 2 to 1.
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Kanawha Country Club
Guyan Country Clu
Huntington
Ford Epling
Carl Maynard
Manewha
Roberts-Brown
Guyan
Christian Murray
Kanawha
Sutherland-Bennett
Hutchison-Eastwood
Gager-Mouldon
Armour Smith Tie For Fourth In British Open Qualifying
American stars Tommy Armour and MacDonald Smith join Gens Saraven among qualifiers for the British Open after two rounds at Prince's and Hage. Armour shot 71, Smith 73, with Curtis and McBurie setting pace on 144 and 145 respectively as others failed to reach the final.
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Sandwich
England
America
Tommy Armour
Detroit
Gens Saraven
MacDonald Smith
New York
Walter Purcey
Seattle
Waah
Fertonal
Sweeney
Doughe Grant
Califerni Armour
Mith
Seerocntes
Seraces
Bresmey
Purney
Grant
Gage
Bradbeer Laedy
A. B. Bradbeer
Yesternaye
Eric McBurle
Prince's
Don Curtis
Bournemouth
McRavie
Evers
Alex Herd
Harry Vardon
James Braid
Great Britain
Substitutes Win Place on Mat Bill
Substitutes claim spots on the American Legion wrestling card at the Armory as stars miss appearances. Hassan withdrew. Montana of Camden beat Hassan twice in quick falls. McCleary of Long Beach defeated Blake of Columbus while Jones of Toledo beat Dickson of Columbus. Hankinson brothers from the University of Oakland show as strong state college contenders.
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Americ Legion
Armory -O
Grunt
Etrt Hassen
Sizaent
Hanson
Ray Carpenter
Lancaster
Bad
Dos Montana
Camden
N. J
Hasson
Montene Theo Nin
Farfelt
Montana
Hassan
Gentio Jonn Haonts
Carpenter
Betpan Tate
Faul Adler
Beb Blake
Ohio
Bob McCleary
Long Beach
Calif
Pat McCreary
Tay
Woods
Maurice Hankinson
University of Oxklanoms
State College
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