Beckley Star Enters Sixth West Virginia Closed Tennis Meet
Beckley star Sam Cohn added an 11th hour entry as the sixth annual West Virginia closed tournament opened at Charleston Tennis Club with more than 1000 players from across the state. Cohn will team with Aubrey South in doubles while Arkle Cohn Jimmy Ourphey and Ed Blickie head the men’s seedless lineup. Mary Gunt ingham leads the women’s singles. First round play set for today with several byes and matches to be completed by 3:39 p m.
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Seckely
West Virginia
Charleston
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Argle
Wheeling
Roy Samms
Berkley
Aubrey South
Black Knight Country Club
Arkle
Jimmy Ourphey
Kamawha County
Ed Blickie
Huntington Tennals Club
Mary Guntingham
Margaret Carspecken
Morgantown
Yaer
Mre
Scott Camp
Samms Sild
Clu
Biddie
Wastfall
FH. Pugh
X. Moltsworth
Blckle
G. A. Parkins
Gere
J. Allen
Lord
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Makinley
Herbert’ Stansbury
Freeland
G. Hoftmas
Paterson
B. Brewin
Alexander
Timberlake
Arkie
Patterson
Kally
Pieet
Vivian McCombay
Alissa Martin
Misa Jane Hoy
Gladys McCamp
Briac Bartha
Holton
H. L
May Gunningham
Miss Wallace
Balsa
Cusatti
Newton Thomas
Sanninghem
Miny Wallace
Cunditt
Liberty Drug Nine Victorious Over Corie Morris Nine at Kanawha City
Liberty Drug Nine defeated the Corie Morris nine of the Factory Commercial League 20 to 6 yesterday evening at the Libbey Owenstela. Morris and Gearhart among the bright spots as Liberty forged a merry round with strong hitting and fielding.
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Corie Morris
Kanawha City
Libbey- Owenstela
Liberty
Moria
Cotton
Morris and Gearhart
Finals Reach in Polo Tourney as Harvard and Princeton Advance
June 14. Harvard defeats the Cadets 10 to 4, led by Tom Davis from Clacinusti, to reach the eastern collegiate polo final. Princeton Horsemen, captained by Ray Pirestona and Ula Princeton, beat P. M. C. 11 to 8 in a foul-filled match to secure their spot.
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Princeton
Dog Amy
Pentcylvania Military College
Tom Davis
Clacinusti
Barvard
Cadets
Ray Pirestona
Ula Princeton Horsemen
Giants Come From Behind Win 8-5 Over Braves
New York Giants rally from a five run deficit to defeat the Boston Braves 8 to 5. Adolfo Luque started strong in relief, tossing seven scoreless frames after a rough first inning, and Global homers and key hits fueled a five-run eighth inning. Luca Parmelee and Maranville contributed for Boston, while Knothe and Spohrer delivered early runs for New York. Time 1:33.
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Adolfo Luque
Mirler
Seveen
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Luque
Braves
Roy Parmeleé
Maranville
Hersman
Guban
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Spohrer
Giants
Fred Frankhouse
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Daregan
Urhanski
J. Moore
Olt
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Marcus
Ryan
Jordan
Urbanski
Lesiie
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Vergex
Grits
Terr
Parmelea
Frankhouse
Guntwell
Parmelee
Cantwell
Luque Mita
Parmele
Prankhouse
Moren
Reardon
Cardinals Take Series With 3 2 Win Over Pirates
The St Louis Cardinals edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 3 to 2 to clinch the final game of a four game set. Key players include Vaughan Medwick and Watkins driving in runs, with Pitcher Meine absorbing the decision. The win tightens St Louis hold on second place and broadens their lead over the Pirates.
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Pwarring
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Traynor
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Watkins
Vaughan
Tin
Medwick
PL Waner
Frayno
Suhr
Grace
P. Waner
Collins
Frisch
St. Louis
Meine
Minch
Huliobhan
Prirman, Barr
Quigsey
Crabtree
Cubs Beat Reds 7-0 in Cincinnati Showdown
Clare De Rost dominated Reds as Chicago Cubs shut out Cincinnati 7 to 0 on June 14 in a game noted for De Rost regaining his strong hitting form. The report references continued page coverage.
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Cincinnati
Clare de Rost
Cincinnati Reds
Mrs Moorhead Falls to Geiger in Kanawha Women’s Golf
In Kanawha County annual women’s golf, pro favorite Mrs M G Geiger defeated defending champion Mrs M M Moorhead 4 and 3 to reach today’s final against Mrs H D Everett. Everett edged Mrs John Ray 1 up to set up the 18 hole final matches with preliminary results from second and third flights noted.
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Kanawha County
M. M. Moorhead
M. G. Geiger
University Seniors Reach Tri State Golf Finals in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on June 14, West Virginia senior Jack Hoblitzel and Pitt freshman Claude McKee advanced to the final round of the Tri State Intercollegiate golf championships. Hoblitzel defeated Carnegie Tech’s Bob Haverstick 3 and 1 in the quarterfinals, then beat Charles Kay 5 and 4 in the semifinals. McKee edged past Bob Lowe of West Virginia and Pitt's Sekey in an overtime semifinal to reach the final, where Hoblitzel leads the field. Pitt clinched the team title by two strokes over West Virginia.
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Jack Hoblitzel
West Virginie University
Claude McKee
Pitt
Hoblitzer
Bob Haverstick
Carnegie Tech
Charles Kay
Ms&et
Hoplitzel
Bob Lowe
West Virginia
Art Sekey
Sekay
Panther
McKee
Batte
Cleveland Bows to Tigers 13-2 in Detroit tilt
Detroit defeats Cleveland 9 to 2 as Stone homers in the seventh and Averill adds a homer in the eighth. Tigers collect 14 hits led by Greenberg Rogell and Hayworth. Browns pitchers struggle with walks and miscues as Cleveland falls in Detroit.
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Indians
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Rogell
Hayworth
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Bean
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Or Brown
Dean Kin
Brown
Dorpies
Ormsby
Owens
Koll
Thine
Boston Pounds Champs in 15-Run Baseball Thriller
Boston defeats world champions for the third straight game, chasing Yankees pitchers for 15 runs. Ferrell and Alexander homer. Gehrig and Ruth star for New York as both teams combine for a high scoring affair with Boston prevailing.
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Sewell
Ruth
Gehrig
Crositet
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R. Dennegon
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Cro- Seti
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Ligeri
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Friberg
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Crogetti
Melants
Azzers
Deltan
New York
Gomer
Brown
Fennock
Ellne
Pennock
Pingras
Andrews
Hita
Moore
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Ine
Ané Drews
Dempsey Visits Sharkey Camp in Orangeburg
Boxing promoter Dempsey paid a social call at Gus Wilson’s Orangeburg camp where Jack Sharkey trains for the June 29 defense against Primo Carnera. Rumors swirl of a Garden shakeup, forthcoming leadership changes, and possible Dempsey-Garden collaboration on promoting the Sharkey Carnera bout.
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N. Y
Jack Dempsey
Gus Wilson
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Madison Square Garlen
Dempsey
New York
Garden
Selon
Sharkey
Willem Francia Garey
Madison Square Garden
the Garden
Jimmy Johnston
Johnston
James A. Farley
Boxing Commission
Garden Corporation
James Joy
Houdini
Carbide & Carbon Wins First Game in Sunset Circuit
Carbide & Carbon defeated D. D. Martin Quality Service 12 to 6 at Laidley Field as Carbide hitters, led by Hoffmen, Thomas, Phillips and Kenna, struck for 14 hits. Martin held the Chemists in check early but allowed six runs in the fourth inning while Watting’s attack backed by solid defense powered the win. Maywood Belcver left with an ankle injury after a second-inning slide.
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Hoffmen
Thomas
Phillips
MerKenna
Wiples
MrKenna
Maywood Belcver
Martin
Carbide
Sichell
Wick
Ing
Thomna
Plorepse
Chiltan
al Merris
Mitchell
Lang
Pildon
Stillman
Rugent
Clendanin
Hoffman
Pierce
Philips
Walters
McKennn
Laing
Bess
Morrin
Arkrum
Bagent
Wik
Chilon
Cannon
Nugent
Pilson
Meeons
Boffman
Garbide
Lowe
Blendenin
McKenna
Finning
Nane
Dlendeniz
Low Tiwaiteess
Reds Win Starcher Game as Payne Shines for Reds
Clendenin Reds defeated Starcher 3-1 at Armor yesterday with Bill Payne pitching a strong game. Payne fanned five, drove in two runs, and collected two singles while Seaman Snyders aided by contributing a key double. The Reds scored in the third and fifth, while Chapel managed a run in the first.
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Clendenin Reds
Armor
Starcher Chapel
Payne
Chapel
Bill
Chapelite
Tom
Clendenin
Sammy Snyder
Opie Hunt
Boney Rucker
Reds
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Rucker
Dareher
Maley
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Martin Ss
Weaver Et
Young Et
Four Columbus Players Barred from Baseball
INDIANAPOLIS June 14 Four Columbus American Association players were barred and the club fined 500 for alleged salary agreement violations. Art Shires Charley Wilson Gordon Blade and Jim Lindsey were suspended until Saturday night. The Red Birds led the league, and Columbus faced sanctions after exceeding an 850 500 payroll limit. Branch Rickey denied violation but action proceeded.
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Colinous
Charley Wilson
Gordon Blade
Jim Lindsey
Ray
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Red Birds
Tengn
St. Louie Cardinals
Branch Rickey
Louis Club
General Venti
Mrma
Windle
Premtenkh Hickey
World's Fair Meet Attracts Top Vaulters and Jumpers
The World's Fair national collegiate track and field championships at Soldier Field will feature leading vaulters and high jumpers. Walter Marty of Fresno State aims to extend his world record in high jump as Bil Garber of Southern California and Bill Miller of Stanford duel in the vault. Garber holds 14 feet 5 inches in vault and Miller has 14 feet 5 inches, while a world mark awaits official adoption.
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Soldier Field
Walter Marty
Fresno State
Reises
Bil Garber
Southern California
Bill Miller
Stanford
Garber
International Federation
Miller
Senators Win Behind Pitching of Jarrett
Johnstown and Zanesville highlights frame a busy baseball night across western Pennsylvania and Ohio. Jarrett earned his first Senators win in a 3-2 Charleston victory at Kaenawha Park, while Johnstown’s Herve Thompson spun eight hits and fanned 18 in an 11-3 rout of Dayton. Zanesville dropped a 2-18 decision to host Johnnies, and Dayton slipped past.
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Herve Thompson
Invaders
Mnbar
Jack Jarrett
Charleston
Kaenawha Park
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Huntington Boosters
Boosters
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Boone
Johnson
Alphonse Ant Gaston
Senators Trim Wheeling 3 1 Exhibition Victory
Wheeling hosts Washington in an exhibition game with Helnie Manish homering for Washington for the lone run. Washington builds a 3-1 win amid errant Wheeling defense and several walks. George Dickey, brother of Yankees catcher Bill Dickey, doubles and scores on Curry’s single as Wheeling’s run comes in the sixth. Also notes tarpon season in Sarasota and other college results.
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Helnie Manish
Washington Wheeling
Tnu
Doreaguers
Stogles
Washington
Schacht
Baseball Commedian
George Dickey
Bill Dickey
Yankes
Curry
Whitehill
McAfee
Easton
Humphrey
Vitel
Roberts
Bamuels
Dickey
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Speed) Martin
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