Tighten Grip On First As Knights Lose
Charleston extended its lead in the Middle Atlantic pennant race after a double win, with Huntington Boosters upcoming at Kanawha Park. Joe Speed Martin led pitching and claimed two wins on the trip, while Powell praised his staff as Johnstown and Dayton traded places behind Beckley and Zanesville in a tight standings race.
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A. L. Hardman
Charleston
Huntington Boosters
Kanawha Park
Chin Helmick
Wayne LaMaster
Boosters
Senators
Stuartmen Gaes
Torsassd
Wheeling
Beckley Black Knights
Greys
Beckley
Springfieli
Zanesville Greys
Dayton
Zanesville
Huntington
Onariston
Yesturday
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Amey
Powell
Dia
Joe
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Speed
Johnstown Saturkey
Chip Helmick
Hayes
Gefenta
Unclear OCR Sports Score Summary
Fragmentary OCR text shows scrambled player names and terms, resembling a historical sports score card. Key entities are unreadable, with multiple garbled names and locations, making a coherent event lead or outcome impossible to determine.
Cardinal Staff Ranked With Greatest Pitching Staff
Cardinal observers hail 1923 era staff led by Dazzy Vance with Dean Carleton Hatshon Walker Mooney Haines Johnson and others. The lineup backs a strong defense against stacked lineups and recalls historic staffs from the White Sox Athletics and Yankees while comparing to McGraw era giants and 1921 23 Yankees.
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New York
Jude Wlei
St. Lowia Cardinal
Red Birds
Grove
Mathewson
Walsh
Marquad
Plank
Yance
Flya
Dazzy Vance
Teller Finger
Diasy Dean
John “Tex” Carleton
Bil Hatshon
BU Walker
Mooney
Jess Haines
Sylvester Johnson
Vance
Walker
Penn
Cameron
Hallahan
Gtanta
Sant
Dodgers Break Even in Long Nightcap Win
Dodgers and Braves split, Boston’s Thurston and Cantwell mix in a 9-? game. Key hits from Judge, Moore, and Beattie spark a late scoring burst as Cantwell wins on the mound with 2-3 relief innings.
Cubs Rally To Take Second Of Doubleheader Over Reds
Cincinnati loses 9 to 8 after blowing an 8 to 4 lead in the seventh. Chicago pulls ahead with four runs in the seventh and wins the second game in the eighth when Stephenson is hit by a pitch with the bases loaded. Frey credited with the win, Grimes loses.
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Cincinnnati
Chicago Cubs
Hedland Mold
Semeon Aa
Reds
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Chicago
Benton
Stephenson
Firak Gane
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Bimley
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Enghian
Wo Herman
Campbell
Koenig
Bottomley
Wafer
Rice
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Hemaley
W. Herman
Meamaras
Engtish
Adams
Morrissey
Bib
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Timing
Johnson
Nelada
Jolson
Grimes
Nelson Fin
Nena Oni
Slap Stick Stars of Mat Set for Tonight Bout
New York June 11 One of grappling history's leg finishers sets in Yankee Stadium tonight Jim Browning defends world heavyweight wrestling title against Joe Savoldi in a leg heavy aerial bout Browning at 210 pounds Savoldi 203 Promoter Jack Curley expects about 28000 fans the match opens the outdoor season and may crown an undisputed champion later in summer at Londos fate
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New York
Yankee Siddluim
Jim Brownsing
Nia
Browning
Missouri
New York State
Grerey
Savold
Notre Dame
Joel
Savoldi
Tavorite Breause
Ed Strangler Lewie
Savolel
Dim Londas
Greece
Lewis
Jack Curley
Londos
Cincinnati and Chicago clash in 8-1 game summary
Umpires Rigler Klem and Stark. Cincinnati dominates Chicago 8 to 1. hits include English Stephenson and Bottomley driving in runs. Benton suffers loss while Neigon earns win. Time 27 18.
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Quinn
Ghicinnati
Merman
Stephen
Fe Demerce
Hartnett
Nelson
Adems
Hafey
Rite
Morrissey
Lucas
W. Herman
Adams
Morrin
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Lombard
Burtnsyt
Bottomley
Baley
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Demerce
Hartustt
Jurges
Hefey
Morriss
Demaree
Hermén
Grantham
Bush
Benton
Hite
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Stout Tin
Stephenson
Neigon
Rigler
Klem
Stark
Hall is Victor In Net Finals
Hartford Conn June 11 Victor Hall of Orange New Jersey defeated Herbert Bowman of New York 6 2 6 4 to win the New England championship and gain permanent possession of the title Hall previously won New England championships in 1990 and 1992
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Hall
Hartford
Conn
Gilbert Hall
Orange
N.J
Cnp
Herbert L. Bow~man
New York
New England
County Women’s Continued From Page
List of several women attendees or members including Mrs V T Churchman Mrs Frank Weaver Edith Wilklington Sleepy Hollow Meadowbrook and others across multiple locales. The fragment lists names and residences with many OCR errors but indicates a society group roster or meeting notice.
Gazette Beats Valley Grove 9 6 In Kanawha City Game
Gazette defeats Valley Grove by 9 to 6 at Kanawha City. Wilkerson led with four trips, Mack hit a homer, and Valley Grove rallied with hits in the first and fifth innings. Pitching changes and errors shaped the score as Beane, Mack, and Payne drove runs for Gazette.
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Valley Groy
Kanawha City
Valley Grove
Sts
Wilkerson
Mack
Hunter
Gazette Valley Grove
Jordan
Pitts
Simms
Payne
Vaughan
C. Lacy
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Gregor
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Dalla
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Ferry
Hunley
Perry
Hite
Bimme
Hurley
Seana
Elms
Tima
Park Your Car Nine to Meet Reds Today Twilight Game
Park Your Car nine clashes with Reds at Lalding field this evening in the only Twilight game of the day. Start time is steef clock with Payne likely to pitch for the Reds and Perry for Park Your Car. Park Your Car aims for a third win and to shake off a slow start.
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Clendeninci
Lalding Field
Steef
Payne
Reds
Perry
Parkers
Week of slugging as Athletics amass 104 hits
In a fast paced week New York and Philadelphia clashed with the Senators and Yankees as the Athletics piled up 104 hits and 7 home runs in five wins, three losses, and a 1 tie. Detroit and Chicago also posted strong marks while the Giants led NL with 5 straight wins.
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Brooklyn A. C. Tops Lewisburg in Twilight League Shutout
Brooklyn A. C. defeated the Lewisburg Senators 7-0 in a twilight league game at Roncewert. Holman held the Senators to two hits and allowed only one runner to reach third base. Linthicum blasted two home runs for Brooklyn, who led 2-1-1 and 0-2-3 on runs.
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Roncewerth
Brooklyn A. C. Baseball
Lewisburg Senators
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Linthicum
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Lewisburg
Ene B. Pullen
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Tabsentt
Goodman Shapes Up As Capable Champ
Johnny Goodman, Omaha born golf prodigy, captured the 1932 national open, tying the single round record and finishing with a 287. Officials praised him as a Bobby Jones worthy successor, noting his magic putting touch and late-game nerve as the crowd hailed the Nebraskan’s rise.
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Evenuy
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Omaha
Hag
Jones
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North Shore
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Clbhouse
Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
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Gene Sarezen
Walter Magen
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Freach B&eadow
Pat Yest
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Hegen
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