Akron Wins Series Final 4-2 Over Senators
Akron clinches the series with a 4-2 victory over Charleston as fans vent at Meld last night. Coffman vs Heags yielded seven hits. Makowski, Burman and Holm produced key runs while Dupick and Chervinko contributed in the field. The crowd dwindled to two hundred amid heavy rain ahead of a three day stint with the Johnnies tonight at 4 15.
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Charleston Senators
Akron Yankets
Johnstown Johnnies
Coffman
Buck Coffman
Joe Heags
Yanks
Senatora
Charleston
Akron
Buddy Galvin
Dupiek
Maslowski
Senators
Chervinko
Maue
Coffmen
Burman
Zontini
del Savio
Dupick
Pavlovic
Schultz
Alnglato
Johnny Neun
Johnny Neun Alngled With Two Out, Romping Home When Chervinko Dropped Jundich
Jundich
Brandt
Makowski
Holm
Heges
del Sayto
Occak
Galvin
Absaard
Giaeto
Jondich
Dureman
Moun
Chervinks
Barmon
Bavio
Barman
Eel Senuitz
Newn
Collman A
James
Planet Ty
Pitta Will Sign Continued From Page 12
James Boyle of Donegal Ulster dies at 108 after a long life noted for local accent and oat bread. The article mentions Pitts and team management remarks at a Kiwanis luncheon with brief quotes and scheduling notes.
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Pitta
Wil Flay Sanday
Johnie Evera
al. Mamaux
Manener
Pitts
Alabama
Mublle
Albany Kiwanis
Balie Runan Fim
James Boyle
Donegal
Ulster
Athletic Heads To Meet Today In State Conference
The West Virginia Athletic conference of state supported colleges holds its annual session here today to set eligibility and policies in intercollegiate athletics. E. G. Rohrbaugh of Glenville College serves as president of the conference.
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West Virginia Athletic Conference
E. G. Rohrbaugh
Glenville College
Racing Results From Yesterday Continued on Page Twelve
Race card chaos with numerous horse names and odds. Notes include 4 year olds and up, one mile claiming events, times around 1 33, and multiple runners such as Wild Pigeon Capitalist and Dune Francine. Prices shown include 3.80 and 3.00 with various jockeys and trainers listed amid a dense, unreadable OCR sequence.
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Mojens
Fp.a. Sruth
Rocial Cimber
Brevenvon
Dood
Joa
Cheathara
Celiba
Loving Clon
Logan
Neckville
Dunbar
C. Thornto
Tapaid Prince
Joe Fa Boulthase
Atteran
Adtolt Adare
Enetan
Dostontandgzal
C. Stevenson
Sir Dean
KR. Morreth
Prior City
Demur
Pacheco
Feattoite
Raloer
Bel
Glory Sireenoeke Ug
Likaenbsy
Dora
Dereilc
Thormson
Ronan Punch
Rentek
Malbrook
W. D. Wright
UR Callec
Donceor
Guiding Star
Lacy
Stone Martin
Gilvert
Budge Cruises Past Burwell in Rain-Interrupted Match
Donald Budge of California defeated Clayton Lee Burwell 10-1 6-4 after a long rain delay. A large crowd waited three hours for the rain to stop to watch the towering redhead perform, with Budge leading 5-1 in the second set before easing up as Burwell won three games.
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Donald Budge
California T
Mako
Uttla
Clayton Lee
Burwell
Sewanee Universiy Ator
England
Budge
Redhead
Class of Golfers: Contenders Rise at White Sulphur
The field at White Sulphur will feature Banneret seeking a fourth title, with Tom and Fred building form, and past champions Jules Pollock and George Howitt among the contenders. E. G. Livesay and Pauli Summers also noted, while Fred Martin reports the Greenbrier course is in prime condition for the event next month.
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Tom
Banneret
Fred
Jules Pollock
Wheeling
Bloch
Dannerot
Forrest McNeill
Clarkshore
George Howitt
Livesay
Paw
Pauli Summers
Morgantown
Fred Martin
Greenbrier Golf Club
Foy Stays Close in City Chess Tourney Lead
In the seventh round at the Daniel Boone hotel Ed Foy defeated Lang to stay in second behind leader Hurt. Wiles vs Hurt was not played. Goodwin beat Andrews and Holt defeated Parkhurst to stay in the pack.
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Foy
Hurt
Mateh
Wiles
Daniel Boone Hotel
Wiles-Hurt
Ed Foy
Lang
Goodwin
Andrews
Holt
Parkhursto
Chess Tournament Finals Report with Mixed Results
Arnold had a bye as Crede won the consolation journey defeating Anger to take first prize. Foy clinched first prize in the Main A with young Foy earning a win. Minor A winner was Foy, minor B saw Wolfe lose to Williams, and Kornstein beat Chatfield. Vaughan nears first prize as Kornstein claims second. Hurt leads championship with Foy 5 1/2 to 1 1/2.
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Arnold
Crede
Anger
Mnains
A. Foy
Young Foy
Mrs
Snyderson
Wolfe
Williams
Kornstein
Vaughan
Io Denders
Hurt
E. Foy
Autumn Title Contests and Promised European Bout
The article lists scores from various matches and consolations in the Autumn Title tournament. It notes the eighth and semifinal rounds of the championship to be held next Tuesday, with other minor tournaments finished. It mentions Gould and Jimmy potentially agreeing to a September bout and references European reports about Walter Rothenburg guaranteeing Braddock $150,000 to fight Schmeting in Europe.
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Gould
Jimmy
Walter Rothenburg
Braddock
Schmeting
Europe
Johnson
Convicted by Jury In Unlawful Wounding Case
The jury at the intermediate court found Charles West Earl Sanford of TorNedo guilty of unlawful wounding. He was sentenced to 77 months in the county jail. The trial marked the first jury session of the June term.
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Charles West
Earl Sanford
Tornedo
Saneford
Esso Tours and Detours Monthly Guide Publishs Maps
A monthly Esso Tours and Detours guide offers highway construction maps, vacation information, touring data, and free maps. It promotes ESSO-modeled fuels ESSOLENE and ESSOLUBE with advertised performance guarantees at regular prices.
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ESSO
Essolene
Essolube
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