Odd snippets from a noisy sports column tease big wins
The column muses on Senators, Middle Atlantic league standings, and shifting lineups as old members face new rivals. It mentions Castleston, the 12 club circuit, Buch, Oswald, Tommy Loughran, Jack Sharkey, boxers’ negotiations, McNamee, Pershing, the Duke of York, and Earl Sande and Grey Lag in Belmont memories.
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Senators
Castleston
Iti
Buch
Oswald
Tommy Loughran
Jack Gross
Philadelphia
Jack Sharkey
McNamee
General Pershings
Duke of York
King
Earl Sander
Grey Leg
Pro golfer and boxing mix thrill in 1920s sports gossip
A fragmentary sports column surveys golfer Richard Dix, boxing legends, promoters, and early arena plans. It mentions Babe Ruth jokes, Johnny Edwards and Happy Atherton boxing at Terminal Arena, potential matchups with Genaro and Wolgast, plus vivid notes on era personalities and local clubs.
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Charleston
Bob Martin
Dick Reeser
Philadelphia
Martin
Sway
WhHn
Johnny Edwards
Happy Atherton
Wolgest
Frankie Genaro
Joe's
Keansburg
N. A
Akestera
Babe Ruth
Epaghetti Joe
Babe
Maghetti
Larry Oliphent
Big Ten
Senators Open Home Stand With Governors Tonight
Charleston Senators return to Kanawha park for a home stand leading the harbor pennant race. The Governors visit tonight and Wednesday with Cumberland and Fairmont on upcoming dates as fans flood back to the native haunts. The club has won 16 of 21 at home this season and praise pours in from sport scribes as pitching and hitting click.
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Senators
Marleau
LOYUR
Charleston Senators
Kanawha Park
Charleroi
Cumberland
Fairmont Gems
Domespd
Altoona Pipers
Hobbites
Hobby
Furmion
Clements
Crow
Johnson
Eddie Zupancic
Joe Longnecker
Gene Byrd
Buck Dunkle
M. A
Vernon Mackey Ia
Skipper Hobby
Melvin Miller
Lima
Inds
Einawhe Park
Majors Statistics Highlight Baseball League Scores
National League games show Boston nine to Chicago three with eleven innings. American League results include Boston three Chicago eleven in extra innings. Detroit eight New York five and Philadelphia four. Cleveland one Washington four. St Louis three.
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Boston
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
St Louis
National League Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Howton
Cincinnati
Phiadelphia
St. Louis
American League
Detroie
Primo Carnera Knocks Out Redmond in First Round
Italian heavyweight Primo Carnera stops Pat Redmond of Ireland in 2 minutes 24 seconds of the opener before 20 000 at Madison Square Garden. Power and reach dominate the bout as Redmond is unable to mount a reply and Carnera advances in the ten round national card.
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Primo
Redmond
York
Primo Carnera
Italy
Pat Redmond
Ireland
Power
Gazette
Temper Redmond
Marleay
Laidley
Almons Welles
Carriére
Charleston
Atlantic
Bell
Cari
Rons
Ing Redmond
Senators
Bill Yorkener
Electrician
Ernie Query
Sealight
Senator
Redmord
Clements Thurman
Mitchell
Tagle Thurman
Gwinn
National League
Jack Sharkey
Boston
W. Pot
Fist
Dongnecker
Ality Slimmmers
Mickeys
St. Laws
Cernera
Matt
Bingle
Crist
Grist
Necker
Caraway
Creith
Chicago
Ax Redmond
Iran
Stogle Clendanin
Brooklyn
Zrnte Schaaf
McKenna
Pittsburgh
Query
Yocke
Philadelphia
Gwion
Gineinn
Charlestoh
Ea. L
Acrang
Eee
A&e
Creme
Olonom
Washington
Longneckety
Poreutt
New York
Hargraven
Ae Byrd
Marleda
Harley
Wheeling
Senireh
ABE Ess
Gidcombe
Sears Ae i
Janeik
Ar Et
Tapson
Oreatn
Ab Be
Humphrey
Clinton
Ipee
Fee Mitchell
Weber
Ss. Marines
Yacke
Mackey
Johnson
Dunkle
Goa
Clendenin
Har- Crowe
Longgraver
Farley
Creath
Tyonecker
Clement
Bivens
Zupancie
Byrd
Tunt
Sales
Hase
Bells
Marlean
Crowe
Zupancte
Wills
James
Gramley
Yockey
Shawyer
Trojan Steel
Jack Gagnon
Scheaf
Gagnon
Magk Renault
Harold Mays
Bayonne
N.J
Jack Renault
Canada
Mays
Renault
Ted Sandwing
Sioux City
Tom Kirby
Arley Crow Night Observed as Senators Triumph 7 3
Wheeling hosts Arley Crow Night at Stogle Park as the Charleston Senators beat Wheeling 7 to 3 in a Middle Atlantic game. Crow stars with two stolen bases and two runs while Clements Johnson and other outfielders shine. The piece praises Hobby and the pitching staff and looks ahead to another home game at Elnawhe Park.
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Wheeling
Arley
Stogle Park
Charleston Senators
Atoundsville
Paul FR. Euble
Me Cray Approxims No Knockdowns Reported
No knockdowns occurred in the bout as Me Cray remained upright and neither fighter faced danger of a knockout. Sandwina weighed 194.5 pounds while Kisby weighed 193 pounds.
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Sandwina
Kisby
Battalino KOs Datto in Five Rounds at Hartford Stadiuм
World featherweight champion Battalino defeated Johnny Datto in the fifth round of a ten round fight at Hurley Stadium Hartford. Battalino weighed 133 3/4 pounds to Datto's 127, and Datto was floored in the second round for a nine count.
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Hartford
Conn
Bat Battalino
Chmmpion
Johnny Datto
Ughter
Cievgeland
Ohio
Hurley Stadium
Battalino
Batto
Battaling
Pirates Trade Regan And Dugas In League Moves
Pittsburgh announces Bill Regan released and sent to Baltimore of the International League. Second baseman Regan joined this season from the Red Sox as Qui Dugas, outfielder, goes under option to Kansas City of the American Association.
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Pittsburgh
Re~ Jeasy
Bil Regan
Baltimore
Pittsburgh Pirates
Regan
Red Sox
Qui Dugas
Ransas City
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Kanawha Medical, Dental, Finance and Credit Society
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Virginian Land Bank
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Arage
Ducoing General Repairs Wrecking Service
Charleston Theatre
Joan Rawford
Metrotone News
Neil Hamilton
Marjorie Rambeau
Clark Gable
Cliff Edwards
Qur Gang
Hal Roach
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