Shakeup Planned for Senators As Tigers Loosen Purse Strings
A. L. Cardman reports President Watt B. Powell announced an immediate shakeup for the Charleston Senators after a long-distance talk with Detroit Tigers president Frank Navin. The Tigers grant permission to loosen salaries to revitalize the club before the season, with plans for newly acquired high priced players and several possible replacements in the outfield and infield. Powell indicated two games were scheduled and emphasized potential signings and rotations as the team seeks improved performance.
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A L. Cardman
Charleston
Senators
Watt B. Powell
Frank J. Navin
Detroit Tigers
Powell
Ocean Hall
Akron
Stan Corbett
Dayton Univeratc Ty
George Starr
Huntingt
Navin
Tiger
Tigers
Detroit
Frank DeManicor
Zanesville
Bramham
Outfield
Senate
DeManicor
Jack
Burman
Harold Dietz
Michigan
Hank Greenberg
Powella
John Zan
Tink
Marshall
Miners Defeat Johnnies 10-7 in Beckley baseball clash
Beckley beat Johnstown 10 to 7 as Miners pounded 16 hits off two Johnstown pitchers. Joe Kollman allowed no earned runs through eight, while Dittley homered for Heck and Atwood sparked the Johnstown offense briefly. Final line shows Beckley 16 18 4 and Johnstown 11 3.
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Beckley
Miners
Johnstown
Joe Kollman
Diftley
Heck
Atwood
Fitton
Fitton, Witts
Kohlman
Dittley
Walter Roxy Headlines Armory Wrestling Card Tonight
Walter Roxy 140, Detroit, a leading light heavyweight contender, meets Alex Kasaboski 185, Poland, in the main event of the American Legion weekly card at the Armory. Ginga Garibaldi 184, Hungary, faces Charlie Mans 167, Hungary. Semi feature Nick Boznis 1080 pounds, Greek, vs Cowboy Hughes 183, Dallas, with Hughes seeking revenge and Boznis drawing heat from local fans.
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Walter Roxy
Detroit
Mich
Charley
Flaher
Alex Kasaboski
Poland
American Legion
Armory
Roxy
Fong
Als Bs
Red
Kasaboski
Tony
Ginga Garibaldi
Charlie Mans
Hungary
Ike Roxy
Nick Boznis
Cowboy Hughes
Dallas
Tex
Hughes
Boe Unis
Mr! Boxnuts
Johnny Revolta Captures Western Golf Championship Victory
Johnny Revolta of Milwaukee defeated Willie Gogesh of San Francisco by four strokes to win the Western Golf Championship at Chain O Lakes. Byron Nelson finished third with 296, while Dick Metz, Jimmy Thomson, Harold McSpaden, and others trailed in a tight field. Cooper led with par totals, but Revolta’s steady finish sealed the title.
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South Bend
Ind
Gogjein
Sane Ue Honjors
Johnny
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Chain O'Lakes
Revolta
Byron Nelson
Ridgewood
N. J
Dick Metz
Chica
Jimmy Thomson
Failway
Long Beach
Cal
Harold
Jug" McSpa
Den
Kansas City
el Kaiser
Loulaville
Mark Iry
Hollywood
Tommy Armour
Ted Longworth
Port Jang
Ore
Longworth
Cooper
Moody Returns to Wightman Cup Team Contenders
NEW YORK June 16 The United States Lawn Tennis Association named Selen Moody and five other players to form the nucleus of the Wightman Cup team. The selection notes Moody’s improved form after a two year layoff. The squad includes Helen Hull Jacobs, Dorothea Dorothea Andrus, and Ethel Berkardt Arnold. final choices to be made about a week before matches at Forest Hills in August.
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New York
Selen Wills Moody
United States Lawn Tennis Association Today
Mr .Moody
Helen Hull Jacobs
Thres Pen Cars Lon
Mra
Barabyan
Carolin Eberek Dorothty Andrus
Ethel Burkeerdt
Arnold
Amede
Forest Hills
Long Itland
New York Pilots to Enter Charleston Auto Race
A trio from New York including Walt Brown Eddie Cox and Johnny Dupean join Charleston's inaugural Three A sanctioned race next Sunday at the Kanawha fair grounds half mile oval. Brown a noted driver with Hollywood ties Cox debuts in Hankinson events and Dupean a veteran from Lawrence heads a strong New York contingent alongside racers from Philadelphia Richmond and nearby towns.
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Empire Commonwealth of New York
Charleston
Walt Brown
Sensational
Benzine
Massepequan
L. 1
Eddie Cox
Rochester Speed Demon
Johnny Dupean
Lawrence
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Greote
Kanawha Fair Grounds
Half Mile
Brown
Ascot Speedway
Los Angeles
Cox
Johnny Duncan
Duncan
Johnny
Lehighton
East
Lawrence Pilot
Don Moore
Richmond
Vaz
Johnny Concannon
Philadelphia
Wen Johnson
Ald Umer
Lansdale
Tommy Hinnershitz
Reading
Stanley Schlosser
Hazicton
Walt Keiper
Trenton
N. J
Frank Reynolda
Davis Takes High E Honors at Charleston Skeet Club
Gale Davis posted the top score at the registered shoot yesterday afternoon at Charleston Skeet Club with 98 straight targets. He won 20 gauge honors after a shoot off with Bernard Sharon and then hit 50 in Class A Open. J. Ellison claimed Class B honors.
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Gale Davis
Charleston
Bernard Sharon
J. ¥. Ellison
Bais Aay
Jack Dall
Olae Eo al Preston Nampe Gutack
Bice 'Bomekinn
Bi Ge Davenport
Conntreae Murrell Baile
Leewood Narrowly Edges Ameagle in Batters Push
Leewood defeated Ameagle 10 to 9 in a Trie County league baseball game at Leewood. The winners collected 13 hits as Elking, Darvey, Matoskey and others starred. Ameagle managed scoring bursts but could not hold the late lead.
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Ameagle
Elking
Darvey
Matoskey
Harris beats Wall to win Dixie Golden Jubilee tennis title
Mrs Mary Greet Harts of Kansas City Missouri defeated Miss Catherine Wall of Elkhart Indiana 7 4 8 1 in the finals to claim the Southserry Women's tennis championship at the Dixie Golden Jubilee tournament in Nashville.
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Nashville
Tent
Jung
Mary Greet Harts
Kansas City
Catherine Wall
Elkhart
Ind
Engravers Capture Valley Lead In Kanawha Baseball Standings
The Charleston Engravers moved into first in the Kanawha Valley Baseball League after beating Pure Oil 9 to 7 at Armor Park South Charleston. Jesse Church plated the decisive two runs in the eighth. Engravers total 34 hits while Pure Oil mustered nine.
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Yeste
South Charleston
Pure OK
E. D. Martin
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Puincy
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Detrees
Universal Consensus and Opening Night Notes
Fragmented OCR summary lists names and events across multiple venues and figures. Mentions Washington Park, opening night, and various individuals such as Mickeye Man and Mrs Ket Brim avgren Langsbet Perelniity Koawing. No clear cohesive event, dates, or outcome discernible from readable fragments.
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Haltiers
Gamble
Elewhere
Anat
Mark
Mading
A. Er
Dunbar Defeats Coal Fork 9 to 3 in Valley Bell Park
Dunbar defeated Coal Fork 9 to 3 at Valley Bell park as Glasamen hit a double, triple, and homer off Joe Donegan. McCormick and Slater drove in key runs while Dunbar pitchers held Coal Fork late. diverse batting totals noted with multiple players getting RBIs.
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Dunbar Glogs
Coal Fork
Valley Bell Park
Joe Donegan
Dunbar
Galen Co
Sliziaio
Garrett Blater
Mccormick
Brower
Paulkher
Errols
Kengels
Slater
Phillips
Frazier
Farley
Donegan
Layne
I Cooney
Paulener
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Kessel
P. Cosney
Hasana
FB. Cooney
Faulk
Biden
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Hoerler
N. Gatens
J. Qatens
Fariry
Tatt
Dunder & Ceal Park
Danesss
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Jonegan
Mit
Par Philipe
Vornize Attiinen Ritehele i
Tigers Beat Valley Bell in Twilight League Match
The Charleston Tigers defeated Valley Bell 3 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Valley Bell Park. Tigers players included Williams, Robison, Fizer, Weber, Vencill, and Vandenbure, with Jonhiom noted in the lineup.
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Charleston
Legs Unchey Resigns Marshall College Post
Roy M. Hawley resigns tonight as director of athletics at Marshall College. No reason given. He had been linked to the West Virginia University Alumni secretary post and led Marshall since 1926 after attending WVU. He coached baseball and basketball during Marshall’s Heeere conference title years.
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Mwuntington
Roy M
Hawley
Marshall College
West Virginia University Alumni Association
Manley
Marshall
West Virginia
Marshallian
Heeere
Indians Rout Red Sox In Doubleheader Sweep
Mel Harder fired a strong outing as the Indians blanked Boston 4 0 in game one and followed with a 6 0 victory to complete a doubleheader sweep in Cleveland. Boston managed only a feeble hit through two innings while Cleveland bats exploded for runs.
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Red Sox
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Sox
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Wood Werber
Knicker
Almada
Rocker
Rinon
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Ifilale
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Gleveland
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Dabiaen
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Marder
Hale
Berger Sid Trosky
Das ‘Dallarder
Grove
Aed
Farere
Fvalberg
Ulu
Wathere
Grave
Ormsby
Crise
Giants Beat Cardinals to Extend National Lead 7-3
New York Giants shake off a slow start with a decisive seven run inning and Carl Hubbell seals the win. The Cardinals fall behind as the Giants widen their margin atop the standings to four and a half games over Pittsburgh and six on St Louis.
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Giants
Carl Hubbell
Cardinals
J. Aid
Pittsburch
St. Lois
Bi Lous Rew Terk
Aula
Martin
Ols Moore
Throck
Dartell
Frisch
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Huns
Rothreex
Pach
Geinert
Alcore
Bartell
Terey
Ott
Leiner
Errota
Tmathrock
Nats and Browns Edge Senators in doubleheader finale
In St Louis on June 1 the Browns snapped a four game skid by beating the Senators 10 to 9 in the second game after a 17 to 2 loss in the opener. Key players included Kuhel, Myer, Powell, and Andrews with multiple hits as Washington offense struggled in the late innings.
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Sax
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Sete
Hasan
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Lewis
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Earn
Whheril
Jemane Hemsley
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Powell
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Hell
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Trevis
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Kulel
Dluege
Louis
Kalla
Soot
Cottman
Ashi
LS Menger
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