Armour and Cooper Tie For American Open Golf Championship
Tommy Armour and Harry Cooper finish 72 holes tied at 301 to force an 18 hole playoff for the U S Open title at Oakmont. Jones falters late as Armour makes a birdie run and Cooper battles through traps and nerves in the dramatic finish.
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Los Angeles
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Kelly Reports Major Recovery From Cincinnati Hospital
Kelly, a Charleston manufacturer, shows marked improvement after surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati. He is expected to return home soon, with recovery progressing well.
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Charleston
Good Baraacitan Hospital
Cincinmnati
Dismissal of Plumbing Law Allegation in Municipal Court
A city building code violation charge against J A McLane and Charles Gebhart a plumbing inspector was dismissed in municipal court yesterday morning. The report includes a humorous aside about a school inspector testing a class and a boy’s quip about kissing the teacher.
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J. A. McLane
Charles Gebhart
Monicipal Court
Luque Keeps Dodger Hits Well Apart In Cincy Game
Luque limits Dodgers as Dressen and Luque lead Cincinnati to a 3-1 win over Brooklyn. Pop and Critz spark three-base hits and two double plays while Dressen and Zitzmann contribute offensively. Petty takes the loss, Ehrhardt and McWeeny relief, umpires Wilson, Pittman and Quigley. Time 1:40.
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Ehrhardt
MccWeeny
Hargreaves
Wilson
Pittman
Quigley
Cincinnati
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Reds
Rubing Today
Adolfo Luque
Partridge
Carey
Im Mfuesel
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Revere
Hendrick
Eager Partridge
C . Berrian
Felix St Nee
Tigers Defeat Senators 6 to 1 in Washington
Detroit Tigers powered by Hollis Thurston's pitching beat the Washington Senators 6 to 1. Thurston allowed four hits while Stoner struggled for Washington as Detroit built early offense and held on for the win.
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Washington
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Abrhoae Warner
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Wells
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Connolly
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Beckley School of Music Recital at First Baptist Church
Beckley School of Music presented its second summer recital at First Baptist Church with a large audience enjoying instrumental and vocal numbers. The program featured Lucile Williams Doris Moore Patty Ellison Loving Hutchinson Bobby Binh Marle Pennington Violet Cook Marlon Wight Ruth O'Dell Mia T Harper and others. Following the program Mrs J O Freeman and sister Violet Cook hosted a luncheon at Mrs Freeman's apartment in honor of Mrs Lacy B Floge and Mrs Jess Tollver. Several locals, including Mrs Brooker O Houchins and the Adslt party, were mentioned in social notes with trips and visits to Charleston Norfolk and Glen Hedrick.
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Beckley School of Music
First Baptist Church
Lucile Williams
Doris Moore
Patty Ellison
Loving Hutchinson
Bobby Binh
Marle Pennington
Violet Cook
Marlon Wight
Ruth O'Dell
Mia
T. J. Harper
Fanchean Thoraday
J. O (Freeman
Freeman
Lacy B. Floge
Jess Tollver
Mad Bull Leads Marathon Field in 480 Mile Race
Mad Bull, leading the 480 mile world’s longest marathon, reached Willits at 12:65 and rested two hours. Flying Cloud trailed by four miles. Melika, Cochee, and other Zuni racers were between Wilts and Ukiah as locals plan an Indian dance to jinx the leaders. Chief White Elk gathered supporters en route by car to the hotel.
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Calif
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Flying Cloud
Wilts
Uklat
Melika
Cochee
White Elk
Ukiah
Mad Bull
Emrook
Meliks
Giants Beat Cardinals 10 to 5 in baseball showcase
Rogers Hornsby starred with six hits and three home runs as the Giants defeated the World Champions 10 to 5 in St Louis. McGraw pitched for St Louis while Barnes earned the win for New York. Multiple players logged two-base and three-base hits, with Harper and Terry among noted scorers.
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Snyder
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Hornsby
Jackson
Roush
Barnes
Esse
Dalis
H. Bell
Keen
H. Bells
H. Hell
Artes
Fitzsimmons
Rune
St. Louis
Moran
O'Day
Reardon
Three Local Men Enlist in Navy
Three local men enlisted in the WW II navy at the recruiting station yesterday. George R. Giggmond of Charleston and James M. Palaites and Charles H. Eppert of Dunbar were named. Stephen B. Williams, piano instructor, left Beckley for Chicago to study at the Chicago Musical College this summer and will visit relatives in Iowa.
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NAVY
George R. G\gmond
Charleston
James M. Palaites
Charles H. Eppert
Dunbar
Stephen B.williams
Tor
Beckley School of Music
Chicago
Chicago Musical College
Iowa
Jim and Chick Here Sunday
Powell's Senators worked out at the ball yard preparing for the Collegians Game Sunday. Ralph Rowan showed solid infield play and bat practice while Jess Echols is out, leaving Rowan at hot corner. Homer Martin also impressed as Powell plans to strengthen the lineup with additional hitting. Thorpe and Harley, renowned football stars, displayed athletic versatility on the diamond, adding star power to the afternoon’s workout.
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Powell
Lneup
Jim Thorpe
Chick Barley
Thorpe
Harley
Stockholm
Jim
Jordan Henshaw Stars In Drewish Kanai Game
In a Gazette report from Kanai, pitcher Thomas allowed only two hits in the first inning as detenthi and five runs sparked by Seth Henshaw's Jordans. Stine and Hunt contributed, with Henshaw on base once as the lineup faltered after the fourth inning.
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Detenthi
Gazette
Kanai J Rewshounds
Thomas
Boota
Jordan
Checis
Stine
Hunt
Henshaw
Shea ‘Thomas
Had's
Chick Marley Remembered as Racing Favorite of Collegians
Obscure 1919 Virginia street tale hints at Chick Marley, famed racer beloved by Collegians. Narrative praises his sensational career and enduring legacy beyond Ohio.
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Coltatt Tien
Virginia ‘Street
Tate Adam
Brece
Chick
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