Senators Crush Bees In Opening Tilt 15-2
Charleston Senators blew open the opener of a three game set in Zanesville with 16 hits to rout the Bees 15-2. Red Thomas pitched effectively for Charleston while Younker Murphy and Holliday powered the attack with key hits and runners left on base.
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Senators
Charleston
Zanesville
Red Thomas
West
the Gazette
Zanesville Bees
Vic
Tory
Bierta
Akron
Daytona
Fleischman
Younker
Wilking
Nell Udey
Besex
Mi Hy
Korbe
Walters
Wolfe
Holliday
Murphy Younker
Senstors
Murphy
Tighe
Thomas
Moran
Seethem
Souther
Scanlon
Joyce
Ross
Bees
Aiehean
Custiosien Zaneavitte
Feuher Maliésy
Murpoy
Tuan
Moran Tite
Jeres
Raomaeecutchers
Va Abd Mubarh
Joyce Venema
Morat
Val Ad
Withims
Unclear sports card from 1900s era local page
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple teams and matchups with numerous misspellings. Key items include Detroit Mercury vs Prt, Washington 21 Chicago Warrell, New York city games, and Cleveland area ballers. Content is garbled with inconsistent team names and incomplete schedule details.
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Waliemal Loages
Caleare U
Palladelphis
Parneles
Labtaster
Bacs
Wade
Hagan
Washington
Chicago
Warrell
Wiley Rout Owens In Glenwood Softball Showdown
Wiley defeated Owens 13 to 5 at Glenwood Field in the City Softball League finals yesterday evening. Sam Horton hit a home run for Wiley, marking his team’s ninth straight league win with Henderson pitching the full game and Junior Ruby catching. Owens batters Posty Biarcum and Eda contributed behind the plate.
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J. C. Wiley
Owens
Glenwood Field
Sam Horton
Wiley
Henderson
Junior Ruby
Posty
Biarcum
Eda
Owens Battery
Hornets Split Doubleheader With Watts Hill
The West Avenue Hornets split a doubleheader with Watts Hill. Watts won the first game 3 to 2 while the Hornets captured the second game 2 to 0. Simons and Tully pitched for the Hornets. Fisher and Lynch for Watts Hill. Contact Gordon Dean or Bill Carper for details.
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West Avenue
Hornets
Watts Hue
Watts
Simons
Tully
Fisher
Lynch
Watts Hill
Gordon Dean
Bill Carper
Glenwood Players Triumph 19 to 9 Over Lincoln in Softball
Glenwood defeated Lincoln 19 to 9 at Glenwood Field in a return softball game. Bill Patterson hurled for Glenwood while Nick Zaharie and Able Hager handled catching duties. Lincoln had won the earlier meeting.
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Glenwood
Lincoln
Glenwood Field
Bill Patterson
Nick Zaharie
Able Hager
Highcost Meets Giants in Coal Team Clash
The High coal Black Sox travel to Sprague Bunday to face the New River plant with a rematch set at Arneagle Steams. Fans seeking games with the Black Sox should contact Fenroy Lynch in Garrison. Texas Governor Jim Allred convened a special session to pursue legalized race betting.
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Highcoal
Highcoal Black Sox
Sprague Bunday
New River
Arneagle Steams
Black Sox
Fenroy Lynch
Garrison
Jim Allred
Texas
The
Legisature
Stream Conditions Listed by Morford
Morford reports conditions for several counties a weekend flaring from Pocahontas to Greenbrier with mixed showers. Pocahontas county good fishing despite light showers Pendleton fair fishing with intermittent showers Randolph only fair due to rain Wetster water slightly colored and cloudy Greenbrier fair conditions expected with weather unsettled.
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Flabermen
H. Morford
Che Game Protector
Athletics Crush Indians 11–3 Behind Mosca Homers
In Cleveland on June 11, Wally Mosca powered the Philadelphia Athletics with two home runs as part of an 18 hit attack that routed the Indians 11 to 3. Lee Hoss allowed nine Cleveland blows while Roy Weatherly homered for the Tribe.
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Lee Ross
Victor Cleveland
Wally Mosca
Atiock
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Tribesmen
Lee Hoss
Cleveland
Roy Weatherly
Athletics
Moses
Yanks blank Browns in easy 10 to 0 victory
New York Yankees overwhelmed the St. Louis Browns 10 to 0 behind Charley Ruffing pitching five hit shutout innings and 6 strikeouts. Joe DiMaggio hit two homers his tenth and eleventh of the season Lou Gehrig connected for his 0th, and rookie Tom Henrich added three singles amid a strong offensive showing.
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St, Louis
Joe Didaggio
Lou Gehrig
Charley Ruffing
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Browns
DiMngelo
Gehrig
Tom Henrich
Leele Roa
Docker
Sialinan Ss
Rey Mit
Innin
L. S and
Karls
Unclear fight notes from page fragment include names and scores
Fragmentary boxing result lines show fighters such as Joe Rugel and J W Ooeller with win scores like 4 and 3 and 8 and 8. The garbled text mentions rivals, referees, and entries including Beverly Devils and Barpake, but details are incomplete and hard to parse.
Results Middle Atlante Letioy Charleston and Beckley scores
The report lists Charleston earning 131 to 3 against Zanevville and Mountain State with Lee and Weich Ti Lesant, along with Beckley 3 1 Huntin and Olnyre pastpane.
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Middle Atlante Letioy
Charleston
Zanevville
Mountain State
Lee
Weich Ti Lesant
Beckley
Huntin
Olnyre
Pastpane
Unclear OCR sports standings and league notes fragment
Fragmentary text lists multiple teams and leagues with scattered scores and places such as Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York and Atlanta. It appears to be a late 19th or early 20th century road league sheet or score summary with inconsistent OCR errors and broken numerals.
Turbulent National League slate muddled by odd results
Irregular scores and unclear team names mark today’s schedule as teams like Haw Terk and Pausdsiphia clash amid domestic league confusion. Reported matchups include American Lauguy and Adaatte Eaneae with uncertain venues and outcomes.
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National Leagan A
Haw Terk
Ahtagttrn
Chine
Pausdsiphia
Lauguy Ratte
Beastballs Big Six and era of baseball icons
Fragmented text references Greenberg and Detroit, big six era, and race with mentions of baseball leaders and readers. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but imply a sports recap focusing on notable players and team performances in early baseball.
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Eslal
Greenberg
Detroit
Gerry Walter
Bas Ogshtig
Orernberg
Bea
Loule Ang Hos
Miracle golf brightens windy pro tour day in Chicago
Jimmy Thompson and Snead matched rounds while Denny Shute faltered, leaving Johnny Goodman and Vic Ghezzi near the lead in Chicago. Ghezzi famously holed a 60 foot putt from mud on the lake hole as others battled in tough conditions. Meathorn touched eagle and Gene Strazen rallied to climb the money list. In all the Army Navy track rivalry shows Navy ahead with two victories.
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Snead
Slammin
Sam
Denny Shute
Boston
P.G.A
Omaha
Johnny Goodman
Victor Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Goodman
Chicago
Ghezzi
Lake
Ghezz
Melilharn
Neil Christian
Yakima
Wash
Gene Strazen
Frank Larmon Dies in Illinois Dies in Illinois
Frank Larmon former chief engineer of West Virginia Water Service died June 3 at Champaign Illinois funeral held at Col Robert R Raymonds Cambridge home He was born March 2 1874 in Salem and married Huth Maysnerker He graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 1900 with a civil engineering degree Leased positions include hydraulic expert for U S Title Guarantee and Idemnity Company chief engineer for Consolidated Water Company and Metropolitan Utilities District Omaha Neb among others Surviving are his widow son Alex Larmon Charleston daughter Mary Short Buffalo four grandchildren brother Charles W Larmon and a niece
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Frank Larmon
West Virginia Water Service Company
Champaign
Charleston
Col
Robert R. Raymond
Cambridge
Mr. Larmon
Salem
Huth Maysnerker
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
U. S. Title Guarantee and Idemnity Company
Consolidated Water Company
Astee
N. Y
Electric Railway
Ocean Pier
Clenfuegoes
Cuba
Metropolitan Utilities District of
Omaha
Neb
Fort Pieres
Fla
Larmon
Sinois Water Service Company
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Water Works Association
First Presbyterian Church of
Kanawha Country Club
Alex Larmon
Mary Larmon Short
Buffalo
Mary Lou Larmon
John Larton
Charles
Peter Short
Charles W. Larmon
Nilece
Anderson Wins British Crown
Anderson, 22, daughter of a Scotch professional, defeated Doris Parks to win the British women's golf championship at Turnberry Scotland. The 36 hole final saw a tight morning first round with the match tied until Anderson forged ahead by winning the nineteenth in the afternoon and then the twenty second to twenty fourth holes to secure the title.
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Turnberry
Scotland
Jessie Anderson
Pamela Horton
Miss Anderson
Doris Parks
Iood All Square
Miss Parks
Len
Tea Named End Coach at Providence College
Sports Shorts report Flavio Tea, former star end for Boston college and the Boston Redskins, named end coach at Providence College. Other items note a Yale Harvard track meet with Oxford and Cambridge, 1939 1940 scheduling debates, AAU president Jeremiah Mahoney named referee for the world labor meet at Randalls Island, Princeton Chicago officiating by graduates, and Bucknell's new coach Albert E Humphreys.
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Flavio Tea
Boston College
Boston Redskins
Providence College
Ohio State
Minnesota
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
AAU
Randalls Island
New York
Lowman Drug Club to Meet Springfork This Afternoon
The Lowman Drug baseball team faces Springfork this afternoon at 2 o clock daylight time at Kelly ark on the Dunbar cutline. Pine and Dolan will form the Lowman battery. All Drug squad members are asked to report at 1 30 o clock at the playing field.
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Lowman Drug Baseball Club
Kellyark
Dunbar
Pine
Dolan
Lowman Battery
Trinity Is Victor In Y M C A Boys League Softball
Trinity defeated Bream 23 to 4 yesterday afternoon at Boys Field in the YMCA boys league. Usserman pitched for Trinity with Lucrs throwing for the Dream team in the lopsided game.
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Trinity
Bream
Boys’ Field
Usserman
Lucrs
Huntington Man Held for Statutory Offense on West Side Girl
Emmett Farmer of Huntington was arrested yesterday on a statutory offense charge involving a West Side girl. He was placed in Kanawha county jail awaiting a hearing before Justice of the Peace Chase P Loury.
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Emmett Farmer
Huntington
West Side
Kanawha County
Chase P. Loury
Justice of the Peace
Jodie Basesball Schedule Seeks Charleston Opponents
JODIE June 11 The Jodie baseball club anxious to schedule games with Charleston clubs and nearby teams. For information contact A. Forlolh at Jodie or Gauley Bridge 12 F 2. The club recently acquired pitcher Jennings Skargs from the University of Richmond.
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Jodie
Charleston
A. Forlolh
Gauley Bridge
Jennings Skargs
Stur University of Richmond
Births Reported for Keller Bailey Sutherland Walker
Mr and Mrs Andrew Keller of Cinco announce a daughter Gracie Ellen born June 3. Mr and Mrs Bailey Sutherland of 329 Central Avenue South Charleston report a son Harry Bailey born Thursday. A daughter born at Kanawha Valley hospital to Mr and Mrs E L Walker of 1700 Piedmont Road. Banks in China aid rural cooperative societies.
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Andrew Keller
Cinco
Gracie Ellen
Harry Bailey
Tra. Bailey Sutherland
Central Avenue
South
Charlestton
Thursday
Kanawha Valley Hospital
E. L. Walker
Piedmont Road
China
Physician of Santa Claus Fame Dies
New York on June 1, Dr. Philip F. O'Hanlon, a noted ologist and nerve specialist, died at his home from a heart ailment at age 74. He inspired the famous 1887 New York Sun editorial about Santa Claus and his daughter Virginia, now Mrs. L Douglas, recalled the question of Santa's existence when pressed by her father.
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New York
New York Sun
Philip F. O'Kanfon
New -York
Democratic fund receipts and disbursements reported
The Democratic National Committee reported to the House clerk that receipts totaled 612 455 and disbursements 406 950 from March 1 to May 31. Victory dinners netted 369 324 and sales of the 1936 convention book were 165 005. Unpaid obligations stood at 218 581 with cash balance 48 782.25, including a 50 000 loan from the United Mine Workers.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
House
United Mine Workers of America
Snell
New York
Roosevelt
Ransom for Parsons Wife Still Unpaid as Search Expands
Investigators report the Parsons ransom of 325000 may be ready but no payment heard. A Pratt family member and a federal agent received two telegrams as police widen the hunt around Long Island Sound, checking farms, roads, and hidden coves for clues to the missing woman’s whereabouts.
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Richardaon Pratt
Parsons
Pratt
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
J. P. Morgan
Glen Cove
Long Teland
Times Square
Stony Brook
Long Island
New London
Conn
Frank McDowell
Farmhome
Murphy
Kanawha County Cottage Sought by Boys' State Group
Kanawha county youths at Jacksons Mill Boys State endorse a resolution asking the Kanawha County Court to sponsor a cottage at the state four H camp site. The measure notes Kanawha’s absence from cottages and urges a cottage matching the county’s size and status with other counties. The resolution lists 43 signers from Charleston and surrounding areas.
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Kanawha
Jackson's Mill
Lewis County
Kanawha County
Ruesel] Thom
State of
State of West Vir- Rinks Has At Jackson's Mill A Camp Known As the West Virginia
United States
Lewis, Upshur
Marion
Harrison
Monotgalin
Webster
Monroe
Randolph
Barbour
Braxton
Gilmer
Calhoun
Jackson
Mountaineer Boys’ State
Jackson's Mil
County Court
Hoys
Kenneth Barker
Charles Barth
James Dawson
Marcus Dodd
John Givens
Roy Harper
Carl Heindl
Wiliam Kirk
Jess Lowe
Charles Meadows
Warren Folnt
Robert Pruett
Ralph Ritchie
Russel Sarmpson
James Scott
Robert Singleton
Warren Stutler
Richard Tabor
Charles Thompson
William Hall
Franklin Kern
Joseph Thacker
Charleston
Weaverly Winter
Samuel Fowlker
William Bartlett
Guy Brooks
Charles Tulloch
St. Albans
William Clower
William Jarrett
Jack O' Douglass
Belle
Whmam Pryor
Fred Wise
Cabin Creek
Richard Langford
Roy Mullins
Orvilla Woodburne
Clendenin
Steven O'Neil
Dunbar
Junior Lambert
East Bank
C. V. Young
Z. T. Phil
Pauline Atkins Dunlap Dies at Greenview Home
Mrs Pauline Atkins Dunlap aged 18 died Monday at her Greenview home daughter of Moses Atkins and the late Mrs E B Atkins Surviving include her husband a daughter Josephine Atkins and her father two half brothers and two half sisters Funeral services were planned for 2 30 this afternoon at Harden chapel with burial in Spring Hill cemetery
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Pauline Dunlap
Pauline Atkins Dunlap
Greenview
Moses Atkins
E. 5. Atkins
Josephine
Clarence Witey
Wighcoal
Elmer Atkins
Edna Napper
Sharples
Helen Gellor
Stallings
C. B. Jones
Ward Community Church
Charleston Hospital
Joseph Hatfield
Logan
Mamie Whatley
Ward
Ward Cemetery
Ferrie
Cedar Grove
Pauline Atkins
Ralph Jones
Nellis
James A. Jones
Cilonie Martin
Carl Martin
William Jones
Jodle
L. W. Mayo
Hurla
Whittaker
Fred Davies
Naom Ramsey
St. Clair
Mary Locke
Slater
Jeanette Roy
Charleston
Howard Nichola
Fayette Station
K. J. Nichols
Cannerton
Lste
E. B. Atkins
Josephine Dunlap
Edna Nappier
Sharyto
Helen Golicz
Stellan
Funeral services for Peachie Simmu at Harden Chapel
Funeral services for Peachie Simmu, 44, of Rayford, who died Wednesday, will be held tomorrow at 2:30 PM at the Harden and Harden chapel. The Rev. H C Head will officiate and burial will be in Spring Hill Cemetery. The body will lie in state at the chapel until funeral time.
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Alitehell Wooding
Harden On Harden
Mitchell Wooding
James Austin
Spring Hill Cemetery
Dewey Woodrum
W. A. McKenney
Chelyan Methodist
Catherine Brown
Lick Branch Presbyterian Church
Howard Brown
Charleston
B. F. Steron
J. Blair Morton
St. Mathews
Barlow
H. A. Wintz
J. F. Sabo
D. Comer
Claude = Angel
Frank Isaac
Arnold Clark
Bradford Noyes
Arthur Eckerson
George F. Coyle
Joseph Rose
Richard Pierce
Patrick Carantt
John Hughart
Bartlett Chapel
W. M. Castle
Buriel
Afra
Fannie Davis
M& Zion Baptist Church
Whittaker
Fannie Davia
M. G. White
Montgomery
Homer Welch
Culloden
Heck Mortuary
Mlton
Dora Fisher
Edward Lackey
Eskdale
Ralph Wetch
Culloden Baptist Church
J. C. Hutchinson
Sleoma
Peachie Simmu
Rayford
Hareden and Harden
H.C. Head
Spring Hin
Death of Frank J Krall at Capitol Hill Home
Frank J Krall aged 7 died last night at the home of Mrs Bertha Spinks on North Drive Capitol Hill. The body was removed to Scales funeral home for arrangements.
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Frank J. Krall
Bertha Spinks
North Drive
Capitol Hill
Scales Funeral Home
Powell Buys Crypt For Harlow's Casket
Hollywood June 11 news reports actor Powell purchased a crypt at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale for the burial of screen star Jean Harlow. The move secures space for the actress whose death sparked widespread public mourning in the film community.
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Hollywood
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendals
Jean Harlow
Aged Pittsburgh Man Found in County Jail
Daniel Gregan aged 77 from Turtle Creek was reported missing about a week ago and found yesterday in Kanawhe county jail, suffering amnesia. He had left St Petersburg on June 3 aiming for Turtle Creek to his daughter Mrs Swanhart. Western Union aided the search after relatives requested help. a description had been printed in The Gazette.
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Nate
Parsons
New York
Ale
Huntington
Jamaica
Arce
Daniel Gregan
Turtle Creek
Pittsburgh
Kanawhe County
Mill Creek
St. Petersburg
Fla
H J. Swanhart
Western Union Telegraph Company
Gazette
Oldest Inhabitant and Pigeons Honor War Remembrance
Denmark's oldest resident at 108 follows a 108 year old Copenhagen death, while plans for a memorial in Spandau Germany honor World War I homing pigeons with a granite block and bronze birds. The only U S antimony smelter remains in Laredo Texas amid global wartime shifts.
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Paul B
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Lagas
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Fred K. S Nonnenberg
Edmond Onorella
Edward Morgan, Jr
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Pikeville
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Patrick Street
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Flora Bailey
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Magnolix Anderson
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Robert M. Allison
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Dillie Bailey
Rocky Fork
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Marion Goff
Yocotaligo
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Ava Bailey Goff
Martin's Branch
W. R. Moyer
J. F. Frame
Macy Emily Scott
Mary Emily Scott
Campbell Chapel
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Geo
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Abe
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Mate Eoursday
Juke
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