Charleston Stays On Top By Beating Altoona 5 To 1
Charleston fast hitters sparked a fourteenth inning rally in the fourth to score five runs and defeat Altoona 5 to 1 on the Altoona diamond. Mackey and Drew opened with homers, Byrd added three hits, and Martin fanned four as Charleston gained the win. Altoona’s lone run came on a Paircloth homer in the ninth.
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Charleston
Altoona
Engineers
Perk
Mackey
Drew
Zu Pancic
Byrd
Three Barger
Jett
Clements
Camillo
Mattis
Martin
Dartis
Whitehouse
Crow
Zupancis
Don- Kle
Camtle
Leis
O'Keefe
Schlegel
Tombstone Tourney Set At Sleepy Hollow Golf Club
Perce Tingley chairman of the tournament committee of Sleepy Hollow Golf club in Nitro announced a Tombstone tournament for next Sunday. Play will start at 10:30 AM with details posted on the clubhouse bulletin board.
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Perce Tingley
Sleepy Hollow
Nitro
France Dominates Mastbaum Cup Golf Event in Deauville
In Deauville France dominates the Mastbaum Cup with a two round total of 140 by Andre Boyer Nice professional. Percy Alliss Berlin tied for second at 141 and Pierre Hirigoyen France placed third at 143. Joe Kirkwood shot rounds of 72 and 73 but finished behind after a strong showing from Boyer who won the cup and $800.
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Percy Alliss
Beriin
Pierre Hirigoyen
France
Joe Kirkwood
Boyer
Eirkwood
Irona
Call Issued For Grid Meet By National League
In Columbus on June 11 President Joe F. Carr announced the annual NFL meeting will be held in Chicago on July 11 and 22. New member applications will be considered and a 1931 schedule drafted. Attendance in 1930 set a ten year high. Carr said 1931 prospects were strong. Current members include Brooklyn Giants Bears Cardinals Eagles Packers Minneapolis Newark New York Boston Providence and Stapleton.
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Columbus
National Football League
Chicago
Joe F. Carr
Carr
Brooklyn
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Philadelphia
Green Bay
Minneapolis
Newark
New York
Fortsmouth
Providence
Stapleton
Dalley Faces Precarious Power Position in Mid- Atlantic Baseball
Altoona engineers face possible dissolution as debt and attendance woes shake the Middle Atlantic league. President Elmer M. Dalley may fund a booster effort to keep Altoona’s entry alive, with Hagerstown Hubs citing poor home attendance and pressure mounting on league leadership.
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Altoona
Eneens
Elmer M. Dalley
Joop
Hagerstown
Presy Dalley
Seni Assary
Altona
League
Engineers
Tall Park
Dally
Pennsylania
Money and morals cloud Altoona baseball bids
The Altoona club faced critics over money and ethics as it joined a 12 club circuit. Concerns centered on paying players and renting grounds, with sheriffs stepping in to settle disputes as eight players reportedly shared beds while engineers inspected Charleston hotel sleep arrangements.
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Cnted Dackers
Altoona
Jeannette
Sherif
Siech
Charleston
Hubs Face Uncertain Future In Blue Ridge League
Crowd counts spark questions about Bagerstown Hubs league status as chatter swirls about moving the Hagerstown franchise to Steubenville Ohio and expanding cross state coverage. Steubenville’s reputation as a sports hub adds to the debate amid lingering fan interest concerns.
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Bagerstown
Martinsburg
Bubmen
Joseph Cambria
Hagerstown
Steubenville
Ohio
Wheeling
Gres
Aporte Center
Footwall
West Virginia closed tennis opens with upsets and withdrawals
The opening day at Charleston Tennis Club featured seed No. 4 C P Trask losing 6 2 6 3 to J B Allen Jr of Davis and Elkins. Upsets also saw A O Smith and P Gore fall, with defending champ B F Arkie advancing by default. Miss Margaret Carapechen withdrew, elevating Mrs Scott Camp as top seed.
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West Virginia
Charleston
C. P. Trask
Indiana
J. B. Allen, Jr
Elkins
Davis and Elkins College
A. O. Smith
Beckley
Allen
P. Gore
Robert Biddle
Parkersburg
B. FP. Arkie
Wheeling
R. Jones
Ceredo
Kenova
Camp
Yesterdiny
D. E. Allen
Davis and
Eliins
Crews From Syracuse and Pennsylvania Share Time Trials
In Poughkeepsie on June 11 crews from Syracuse and Pennsylvania conducted time trials over the four mile Hudson course. The Orange and Quaker shells battled throughout the run with Pennsylvania, though not a top contender for the regatta, matching Syracuse’s pace. Also present were Cornell, Navy, Washington, California, Wisconsin, MIT and Columbia as they logged workouts.
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Poughkeepsie
Syzacuse
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
California
Wisconsin
Massaachusetts Institute of Technology
Columbia
Florida's Best Beats Champion in Virginia Beach Golf
Mrs. Harry Dodge of Jacksonville, Florida defeats defending champion Mrs. David Gant of Memphis by four strokes in the southern tournament. After 14 holes she stood two over par, then birdied the last hole and sunk an eight foot putt. Dodge advances to face Mrs. J Marion Haynes of Washington tomorrow after Haynes defeated Barbara Hensley.
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Virginia Beach
Harry Dodge
Jacksonville
Florida
David Gant
Memphis
Dodge
Wen
Tole
J. Marion. Haynes
Washington
Barbara Hensley
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