Stadsvold Returns as WVU Cage Coach
West Virginia University officials announced that Stadsvold will return as cage coach next December for tutoring and to fulfill his mountain schedule. He previously coached the Mountaineers to the Tri-State championship and has been sought by several colleges, with plans to discuss availability and potential recruitment for the 1924 season.
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Stadsvold
W.V.U
Morgantown
Sto—Francin
Wich Ha
Woplevard
Mintannta
University of Minnes Som Ate
West Virginia
Wach Menson
Erpedingg
Universitien
Mimdaveld
Stacdavold
Bankerhall Temmmlact
Markle to Go to Yankees Traded by St Paul
St Paul announces pitcher Markin Markle will join the New York Yankees after a Thursday transfer from the Saints. The deal includes three pitchers and an outfielder plus cash. Markle last year went 35 12 for the Salina and 11 4 this season, nine straight wins.
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Markle
Yankees
American Association
New York Americans
ST Paul
Clum Markin
American Asmostation
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Saints
Mainex
Salina
Tigers Take Third Straight From Sox
Detroit wins 4-1 to move into a tie for third place atop the standings. Hawke, O’Neil, Dausa and Hamer contributed for Detroit as they snapped a skid and overtook Kenton in the race.
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Tigers
SOX
Detroit
Hoston
Kenton
Jon Harris
Columbus
Ohla
Inalaga
Hawke Tod O'Netl
Dausa
Hanier
Lads Learn to Swim After Free YMCA Course
Eight youths joined a free YMCA swimming course last week, bringing total enrolment to 147. None could swim 95 percent at start, but by week's end 35 mastered the full length of the YMCA pool while others could cover half the distance. Instructors included daily Borter, Heteren, Frazier, Hutchinson, Older, Woodroe and Gosham. The YMCA offers annual free six lesson sessions for boys aged 10 to 18 to curb drowning deaths.
Construction Work Starts on Laidley Field Stands
Construction on Laidley Field stands proceeds with foundation prep and south fence removal. Mitaburgh company teams oversee erection under Stadium Company contract, with school season target and seating rising to about 13 300. Funds raised by stock subscriptions from local businessmen and the Local School Board agreement.
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Charteaton
Laidley
Pete Wah
Com Panles Engingers
Jeed Stadium Company
Olympic Athletes Train on Voyage Across Atlantic
On a steamship voyage to the Atlantic, the American Olympic team conducts morning and afternoon workouts with most track members opting to rest until tomorrow. John Homie Verna He ieoth and Garl Johnson iad lead distance runs while Charlo Paddeck trains. Loren Murchison, recovering from tonalities, stays quiet. Matilde Shurich, a 15 year old swimmer, notes as youngest guard. Three stowaways include L Wayton of Nebraska seeking to join the team.
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Hy Wirelese
Ansociated
Pressi
Anrica
Bea Jens
John Homie
Verna He Ieoth
Garl Johnson
Charlo Paddeck
Loren Murchison
Matilde Shurich
Awimmoer
Leta Gbuard
L. Wayton
Unieverslty
Nebraska
Salabateut
Cambridge
As Nowak
Jake Stratton Phiadelphia Fain
Independents of Pittsburgh Visit Charleston Sunday
The Independents of Pittsburgh, a renowned seven year pro league drill team, visit Kanawha City Park in Charleston on Sunday to challenge the local team. Sperding leads the squad through practice as fans anticipate a top show with Powell and Portret arguing over a contract term before the game.
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Bow Powell
Kanawha
Porrett
Charleston
Charlenton
Powell
Ian
Kanawhie
Tonkion
Kane Cannige
Fielding
Kix Huclers
Local Boxer Wins In Kentucky Ring
A Kentucky boxing report states that Lawrence, a local boxer, entered Mahtwetkat and returned yesterday from Lexington after winning a two round bout in Kentucky. Details on the opponent and exact venue are unclear.
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Kentucky
Young Lawrence
Mahtwetkat
Lexington
Dee
Law
Boxing card reports bruised thumb and knockouts in Charleston
The report notes Mem Yente defeating Blackburn in every round despite a thumb injury that hindered him later. Jack Shepherd, once in Charleston, focused on promoting, fought on the same card and was KO'd by Kid Howard of Cincinnati in the fourth round. Lawrence was slated to beat Jimmie Moora, who did not compete.
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Jack Blackburn
Jack Shepherd
Charleston
Lawrence
Kid Howard
Cincinnati
Jimmie Moora
Boxer's Texas bout set with Rattlesnake Williams opponent
A local boxer plans a June 36 appearance in Texas against Rattlesnake Williams in a ten round match. Also appears: international league results Toronto 3 Jersey City 0. Buffalo and Newark games. college baseball Yale 3 Harvard 2. Williams 11 Amherst 3.
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Blackburn
Texington
Rattlesrake Williams
International Laga
Toronto
Jersey City
Hufalo
Newark
Buffalo
Newsark
Rochester
Reading
Syracuse
Baltimore
New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Amherst
Williams
Amhert
Gardiner Hands Max Marston Early Lynnwood Setback
Philadelphia June 1. In the Lynnwood Invitation golf tourney at Huntington Valley CC WW Hamilton Gardiner of Buffalo defeated national amateur champion Max Marston in the second round four up and three to play.
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Max Marston
Hamilton Gardner
Philadelphia
Buntington Valley Country Club
Hamilton Gardiner
Buffalo
Piay
Plane and Autos May Stage Race for Independence Day
Huntington June 11 A dual battle between a fast airplane and six cars may headline the Independence Day auto races at the local track. Barner MacMullen, flying ace, challenges the field to a 4 to 2 and a half mile race wagering his plane beats the car field. The program includes a 28 mile airplane race, a 5000 foot parachute loop, wing walking, and a four plane change by Walter Seyerl at 91 mph.
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Huntington
Sanaedievt Tacine Altos
MacMullen
West Virginia Jockey Club
Walter Seyerl
Cubs Gift Game to Phillies in Sloppy Contest
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 5 to 4 as the Phillies benefited from five Cubs errors and eight walks. Chicago produced 12 hits off pitcher Keen but failed to muster clutch hitting. Neenan and Hartnett held the Cubs to four runs while Glazer, Couch, and Wilson contributed for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Fago
Cubs
Chicago
Gvarcome
Ik & Neen and
Hartnett
Glazer
Couch
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Richard Frazier
Edward Hutchinson
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Clarence Woodroe
Donald Gosham
Yeo. C. A
Laidley Field
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Richard Barthelmess
Dorothy Mackaill Maga
Pathe News
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Diamond Men’s Shop
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Huntington Track
PHILS
VIR Mian Theatre A
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