Former State Links Champion Cards 91 in Qualifying Round
RS H D Everett former State women's champion led the Kanawha county golf tournament qualifying at Kanawha country club with 91 strokes on a rain soaked course amid strong winds. Several players from Edgewood and Kanawha posted high scores, four tied for two playoff spots, and first round matches set for the morning with later rounds through Friday. notable scores included Moorhead 97 Patterson 99 and White 99.
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Sox Star Pitcher Pat Caraga Shines Amid Odd Windup
A garbled report notes Pat Caraway of the Chicago White Sox excelling despite a quirky windup and lacking a fastball. Managers and fans praised his odd delivery as he posted strong results, with few hits allowed over four recent starts. Also mentioned are early 1980 training notes and a Paris television experiment claim alongside a rabbit hunting accident in Syracuse Kansas.
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Finest Game of Season Continues With Dramatic Turnaround
In a tense matchup the Senators rallied from a 2-1 deficit as Byrd doubled and Clements followed with a powerful center-shot, driving in the tying run then Marleau’s hot hit sent Byrd home for the decisive score. Locals turned two pivotal double plays and the nine-inning thriller lasted 1 hour 21 minutes. The Senators head to Johnstown for a double header, then return to Kanawha Park for a two-game set with Charleroi. Meantime a separate report from Brussels notes a boy killed by a war shell blast near Wytschaeter.
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Ball Yard Banter Brushing Back Into Pennant Race
The National League leading Brooklyn and the American League’s Cleveland stage dramatic turnarounds as Brooklyn pitchers find form and hitting, while Cleveland’s hot start is marred by infield errors and a late-season stumble. The Robins’ and Indians’ climbs hinge on strengthened lineups, improved defense, and a return to winning ways.
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Hunters Permits Discount Sparks WV license rush
Hunters and fishermen in West Virginia faced a 24 hour window to buy state wide hunting and fishing licenses at a reduced price before new laws raise costs. The $1.25 license would jump to higher rates, with a $1.00 option limited to districts, and clerks across counties extended hours to handle the May rush as permits cover both hunting and fishing seasons amid drought boosted bass prospects.
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Major Leagues Baseball Yesterday and Today Standings
National League games produced a 1 1 draw between New York and Chicago while Philadelphia and Pittsburgh were rained out. American League saw Cleveland defeat New York 4 1 with St Louis beating Detroit and Chicago routing Philadelphia 18 4. Today schedules include Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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Boxing Show Postponed In Boston Braves Field
Rain caused the Argonne 4 A to postpone its boxing show scheduled for tonight at Braves field. Lord Burghley, famed sprinter, spoke at a church service for sportsmen in Northampton England.
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Buckeyes to Host Historic Intercollegiate Eight Race
Marietta Ohio prepares for the first intercollegiate eight rowing race in the Buckeye state as Ohio river spectators line the banks. University of Washington crews meet Marietta pioneers with an observation train following the boats. Freshman race at five, varsity at six.
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Moore withdraws petition to become free agent
Chicago June 8 Outfielder Al Moore sent by the St. Louis Cardinals to Columbus club of the American Association withdrew a petition asking baseball commissioner Kenesaw M Landis to declare him a free agent Moore will remain with the Columbus club Flappers of Argentina are taking in fancy to American silk hosiery
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Widenes Jamestown Wins Belmont Stakes Prep at Belmont Park
Racing news from New York reports James Bown rides Widenes Jamestown to victory in the Colin purse over one and one eighth miles in sloppy conditions at Belmont Park earning a good time and proving the colt’s versatility for longer distances. Band Time dominates Forest Park purse at Washington Park in muddy five furlongs, paying 4.86 to win.
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Schmeling Postpones Road Work After Slippery Start
Max Schmeling planned a road work session at Conneaut Lake Park Pennsylvania but rain and slick conditions postponed it by a day. He will meet W. L. Young Stribling in Cleveland on July 3. Schmeling spent the day golfing with trainer Max Machon and a newspaper man. Several new aviation services are planned for Colombia.
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American Pros in French Meet American Pros in French Meet
Professional golfers from North and South America will add international zest to the French open. Jose Jurado, runner up in the British Open, leads the South Americans which include three Argentines Marco Churio Hector Frecero and M De Maria. Horton Smith Joe Kirkwood Willie Hunter J H Foreman and Johnnis De Fioigary are the North American entries. Jamaica's first sugar factory has just opened.
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