Cottrell Cops From Martin in Extra Inning Tilt
Cottrell Cops From Martin defeated the Martin club 8 to 5 in 11 innings at Armor Park in a Kanawha Valley league game. Martin tied the contest in the sixth before Cottrell pulled away in the seventh for the win. A Nunley homered for Cottrell and Kish led Martin with three hits in four at bats.
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Favorites Rule At Charles Town Tracks Races
Charles Town events on June 11 19 featured favorites dominating the program. Jong shots drew modest payouts while Miss D. Welshs Harmogk narrowly won the third by a nose over Lady Worthmore, paying a high price in the day’s doubles amid mixed results.
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Western State Mound Ace to Hurl For Senators
DETROIT June 1 The Detroit baseball club tonight announced the joining of Lloyd Dutch Tietz a right handed curve ball pitcher from Western State Teachers College He hails from Dayton Kentucky and will be sent to the Charleston club in the Middle Atlantic League for development Tiger officials said.
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Detroit Baseball Club
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Western State Teachers College
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Baer Braddock Title Bout Referee Dispute Over Five Nominees
New York June 11 The long simmering referee issue for Baers title defense against Braddock at Madison Square Garden sparked a demand from Ancil Hoffman for one of five eligible referees be named. The commission rejected the list, naming a New Yorker as referee, while Hoffmans choices included George Blake Gene Tunney Jack Kennedy EB Dickerson and Jess Kenworthy. Joe Gould, Braddocks manager, dismissed the process and the looming fee forfeits, as purse details and attendance projections remained modest with little betting.
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New York State Athletic Commission
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Los Angeles
Honolulu
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Primo Camera
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Valley Bell Triumphs Over Carbide 5 2 on Home Field
Valley Bell strengthened its hold on second place by defeating Carbide and Carlton at home. Ray Smith pitched two hitter ball for Valley Bell, allowing two hits while the offense erupted for five runs in the third inning after Carbide scored in the first. Larry Sutton started for Carbide and was charged with five runs, Buckley getting a key two bagger. Six errors marred the game as heavy late rally sealed the win.
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Beckley Recruit Beats Red Birds at Merhtey Aden
Rookie Jor Kohlman limited Huntington to seven hits as Beckley defeated the Red Birds 8 to 3. Beckley had 13 hits and stranded 13 runners, while Hurley allowed 13 hits. In Dayton, Dayton Ducks ended a skid with a 7 to 5 win over Johnstown. Zanesville crushed Akron 10 to 0 on June 11. DuPont defeated Charleston Reds 4 to 0 in a six inning game record time of 29 minutes.
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Play Continues In Chess Events
The sixth round of the city chess tournament was held at the Daniel Boone hotel last night. In the championship Goodwin defeated Holt and Arnold beat Wiles. Huebien and Parkhurst E. Foy gamos were postponed. Lang had a bye. Crede defeated Snyder to take undisputed first in the consolation tourney. Mrs Snyder beat Main and Bates defeated Williams. Kornstein and Chatfield played seventh round with Kornstein winning. Leaders: Chammonshin Hart 5 to 0. E Foy 3-2 to 1-2. Goodwin 3 1-2 to 2 1-2. Consolation Crede 4 1-2 to 1-2. Snyder 4-2 to 1-2. Minor A Main 4 to 1. Mes Snyder 4 1-2 to 1 1/42. A Foy 3 to 1. Minor B Vaughan 4 to 0. Kornstein 5 to 1. Chatfield 4 to 2.
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Six Crews Drill At Poughkeepsie Intercollegiate Regatta Prep
Six college crews trained in calm waters at Poughkeepsie as Washington California and Pennsylvania teams timed four mile trials. Washington edged its freshmen boats with 20 43 2 5 while California posted about 20 35 and Penns varsity showed promising speed. The crews face another trial Friday to determine varsity selection ahead of the regatta.
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Aqueduct Race Card Shows Mixed Results and High Purses
Yesterday at Aqueduct a long list of race results highlights include a $41,000 Macedonian stakes with 3-year-olds and up, a $1,000 allowance dash for two-year-olds, and multiple Time figures. Notable entries include Miss Rainbow, Pretty Night, and Bright And Early among numerous contenders, with page references to additional lines on Page 13.
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Universal Consensus Names and Mixed Nonsense Pseudonyms
A garbled OCR style list shows numerous capitalized names and jumbled terms. It appears to be a noisy, fictional roster or parade of proper nouns with few coherent facts or events. No clear news event or outcome is discernible.
White Sox Split Doubleheader With Washington in Chicago
Chicago fans saw the White Sox drop the opener to Washington 8 2 before rebounding to win the nightcap 9 3. Simmons led Chicago with five hits including two homers, while Ray Phelps debuted for the White Sox in the second game and held Washington to seven hits. Henry Coppola allowed nine hits and seven runs in five innings as Chicago rallied for a five run fifth.
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Blossom Dairy Club Backs Return In Kanawha Valley Tilt
The Blossom Dairy club resumes play at Armor Park tonight at six against Putney after seven members were badly burned in a truck accident last Memorial Day. With a 4-2 record, they sit third behind Charleston Engravers and Pure Oil, fielding a patched lineup while five players are sidelined.
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Putney
Charleston Engravers
Pure Oil
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Arley Hammack
Leonard Thomas
Clarence Ore
Drexel Pauley
Robert LaMont
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Pile Hardware to Play North Charleston Stumers This Afternoon
Pile Hardware faces North Charleston Stumers this afternoon at 2 30 at Kelly Field. For updates contact Nerdware nine at 32 303. A related box score shows Milwaukee 1 and Louisville 2, Columbus 1 with Paul credited for Milwaukee.
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North Charleston Stumers
Kelly Field
Thoms Field to Meet Billiards in Softball Tilt Tonight
Thoms Field will host Brunswick BuMoarda this evening at six in a postponed Charles ton Softball league game. Yesterday Sport Mari beat United Puel 3 to 0 at Bigley field and Monday Brunswick Billiards defeated Humphries 8 to 3 at Humphries field. Southern Association scores include Birmingham 6 Chattanooga 5 Little Rock 4 Knoxville 1 New Orleans 12 Nashville 5.
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