Arquette and Simms sign for main Legion wrestling card
Yesterday officials announced Charles Arquette of Tacoma Washington at 145 pounds will meet Earl Simeons of Toledo also 145 in the main event at the Armory next Tuesday. The pair have appeared here before and this return marks their third feature attraction together. In the semi final Tiger Mitchell 117 of Philadelphia faces Johnny Carlin 175 of Louisville Kentucky. The opener matches Phil Nelson 147 of Dayton Ohio against Larry Strawb 146 of Columbus.
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American Legion
Charles Arquette
Tacoma
Wash
the Armory
Earl Simeons
Toledo
Tiger Mitchell
Philadelphia
Johnny Carlin
Louisville
Phil Nelson
Dayton
Larry Strawb
Columbus
Hall Leads Gazette Tourney With 74 At Meadowbrook
Hall of Kanawha Country Club opened the Gazette city-wide golf tourney at Meadowbrook with a 74 tying the course amateur record and equaling the professional mark. He led O. E. Swecker of Meadowbrook by four strokes after the first qualifying round, shooting 34 on the front nine to pace the field.
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Tein BM. Hall
Kanawha Country Club
Gazette
Meadowbrook Golf Club
O. E. Swecker
Meadowbrook
Mall
Ted Calligon
Meadowbrook leaders and rivals in 80 major field
Yesterday 36 more competitors joined the field as Himacore finished three strokes ahead of Paul Dunnevant of Meadowbrook who totaled 77. Vaughan and Hart, both from Meadow, followed closely with scores cited as the Page turns to Part 2.
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Himacore
Paul Dunnevant
Meadowbrook
Vaughan
Hart
Meadow
Mundo Hurls Johns to Victory Over Knights 5-2
Johnstown defeats Beckley 5 to 2 as Nick Mundo stars on the mound. Three unearned runs swing momentum in the ninth, with Beckley rallying briefly but Johnstown holds on. Players named include Mundo, Welch, Byard, Pritchard, and Tutaj, with umpires Clark and McClockey.
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Johns
Knights
Johnstown
Mick Mundo
Beckley Black Knights
Johnnson
West Virginians
Acore
Mundo
Beckley
Gers
Rota Beekkey
Biogion
Welch
Barty
Goats
Thoman
Byard
Prichard
Hartis
Rune
Grosedone
Rainey
Weber
Pritchard
Tutaj
Acrifices
wWisreck
Phillips
Johhatown
Bayes
Balleoff Butchers
Eure Oy Mundo
Tmpires
Clark
McClockey
Shadows of the Past by LC Brenner recaps Larry Doyle Giants star
The article recalls Larry Doyle, former New York Giants second baseman, crowning the 1915 NL batting title with .320, praised by John McGraw as the best second baseman he ever saw. Doyle rose from coal mines, later served as an assistant secretary, and remains a legendary figure in the club’s early era.
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New York Giants
Larry Doyle
John McGraw
Doyle
McGraw
Frenkie
Priech
Rogers
Hornsby
Hilly Gilbert
Beau
Troyle
Giants
Doyie
McGrew
Larry
McNaught @yn., Inc
Grimes Halts Giants Streak With 2-1 Cubs Victory
Grimes outpitched Carl Hubbell in a pitching duel as the Chicago Cubs beat the New York Giants 2 to 1. Grimes allowed seven hits, Leake hit a ninth inning homer in relief of Hubbell, and Cuyler hit a decisive triple earlier. The win ended the Giants’ home winning streak and tightened Chicago’s lead over the idle Boston Braves to two games.
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New York
Burleigh Grimes
Carl Hubbell
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Crimes
Bil Terry
Chicago
Boston Braves
Sam Leake
Hubbel
Hubbell
Gamie
Woody English
BN Herman
Kiki Cuyler
Lindstrom
Fallis
Ted
Ealen
Cuvier
I Rors Lindstran
Jeckon
Cuyler
Lealie
Orits
Tareeyon
Terry
Durges
Herman
Grim Hubbell
Jackson
Cita ‘Ferry
Pamee
Ieee
Grim Birickeul
Ite Hebbel
Cibeon Fin
Loring
Ruth Leads Democratic Sports Convention Provokes With Proposals
At Podunk Ta a sports voters convention hears George Herman Ruth push platform ideas including lowering major league admission to 25 cents and restricting women in parks while criticizing training rules and drafting a humorous reform agenda. Delegates number 400909 after Blurp is shot amid the crowd as Ruth delivers a provocative keynote.
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United States
George Herman Ruth
Swat
Rubin K. Blurp
Freckleville
Blurp
Ruth
WDA
Bell Playera & the Future
Ollow
Herm
St. Louis
Ted
Nate Lewis
Chicago
J. Wallingford MacHileh
Con
Greenman
Nevada
Lewis
Bme
Dutct
Jimmy Johnston
Cocree
Lewin Till
Miller Is Beaten By Vitelle In Cumberland Duel
Joe Vitelli outpitched Melvin Miller as the Celta beat Charleston 6-1 in Cumberland. Vitelli allowed three hits through eight innings before a late rally, while Miller walked six and was touched for runs in the fourth. Charleston shuffled its batting order to spark offense but could not overcome the opponent's pitching and defense.
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Joe Vitelli
Melvin Miller
Celta
Charleston
Beckley
Johnstown
Knights
Johnnie
Vitelli
Bennicia
Mackey
Davin
Cariston
Duberstein
Senators
den Boone
Collins
Colts
Longnecker
Whitlock
Gordon Johnson
Boone
Tifth
Neagle
Crist
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Gilbert
Johnson Cf
Gallins
Collus
Hoone
Heses
Charletton
Herland
Hese
Daria
Fe Payr
Carlston
Davia
Daverseia
Darte
Duber
Lengnecker
Byrd
Grist
Golf Open Pairings Announced For National Championship
United States Golf Association released pairings and starting times for the upcoming United States Open at Flushing, New York. Notable matchups include Walter Hagen with Willy Cox, Olin Dutra with Jim Barnes, and Johnny Farrell facing Angel de la Torre, with starts from 6:30 a.m. to 4:56 p.m. across the listed pairings.
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R. C
United States Golf Association
United Press
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Greenwich
Conn
the Gallery
Goma
T. Phillip Perkita
Maxtia Dutra
Long Bemeh
Calif
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Hudson
Leo Diegel
Agus Caliente
Max
Willie Kiein
Wiltiston
M Y
Tomokichi Miyamoto
Japan
Georges You Kim
Los Angeles
Mac Smith
Great Neck
Abos Espinosa
Chicago
Frank Walsh
Morton Grove
Jose Jurado
Argentine
Bobby Cruloxshank
Port Richmond
WN. Y
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Willy Cox
Brooklyn
al Espinosa
Akron
Craig Wood
Deal
W. J
Olin
Dutra
Brentwood
Caill
Jim Barnes
Huntington
MN. Y
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Willie Hunter
Johnny Farrell
Mamaroneck
Angel de la Torre
Great River
Harry Cant
Charlie Cluest
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Mid-Atlantic statistics summary fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows place names Charleston Beckley Clarksburg and a numeric sequence 1 2 31. The text references Cumberlang s Johnatonn Huntington possibly misread. No clear event or outcome is present.
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Johnatonn Huntington
Charleston
Beckley
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