Three-Way Tie In State Open At Huntington
In Huntington on June 18 three pros Larry Weichman Logan Bill Swing and Arnold Browning Huntington were tied at 144 after the first round of the West Virginia Open medal play. Johnny Javits Charleston led amateurs with 150, while Jupinko Moundville led amateurs with a spectacular 150 overall.
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Weichman
Browning
Guyan
Untington
Larry Weichman
Logan
Bill Swing
Arnold Browning
Hunttington
Johnny Javits
Southmoor Country Club
Charleston
Champa
Swing
Steve Jupinka
Moundaville Country Club
Clem Weichman
Perry T. Taylor
Huntington
U. S
Jupinko
Ward Wilkinson
Rey Blizzard
Kanawha County
Wilkinson
Blizzard
Jules Blanton
Farkersharo
Dot Reposkey
Clarksburg
Russell
Frankhotser
IPI
Parkersburg
Maryin Lom
Kermit Mil
Chareston
Horace Brand
Braxton Davenport
Robert Fankhouser
J. C. Schorr
Bulghas Springs
John Re- Boskey
Stewart
Thurston Baker
Charlesto
Oliver Ward
Charteso
Alex G. McKey
Steve Ward
Bivefield
Wallace Lockhart
White Bulphur Springs
Bob Parker
Dick Dougig
Rom
Miller
Bluefield
Harry Gump
Ant Aligen
Ebell
Louis versus Godoy rematch warned by elder statesman
The elder sock statesman who manages Bob Pastor notes Louis is favored to win. He warns Godoy risks a stand up fight as Louis prefers. In their first bout Louis won by two kayo within seven heats of a decision, with Godoy claiming illness before the first fight.
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Bob Pastor
Louis
Kayo
Godoy
Ducky Medwick
Dodger
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Bowman
New York
Medwick
John McAteer
McAteer
Medwick Hurt Jason and Hopp In Brooklyn Loss
In a rough game Brooklyn scores 1 run while Medwick is hurt. Cooper earns the win with Hutchinson and Hamlin pitching. Casey takes the loss as Ray and Bowmen contribute for the Medwick team in a 4 to 3 contest. Umpires Campbell and Kiem call a 3 07 time.
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Jason
Menon
Hopp
Brook'yn
Hamiin
Hutchinson
Cooper
Casey
Hamin
Rayman
Hutchinson Ain
Hamlin
Casey Do
Kimball
Mit
sy-—Bowmen
Medwick
ar—Casey
Campbell
Kiem
Balientant
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Yankees Fall Short as Browns Roll Over Red Sox
In a high scoring twin bill, the Browns staged a walkoff win aided by Johnny Berardino’s bases loaded homer in the 10th to topple Boston 11 to 7 while Cleveland crushed Washington 22 to 1 behind Roy Weatherly and Rollie Hemsley late. Berardino’s late blast capped a dramatic finish in St Louis, as Boston and New York faced heavy scoring fatigue.
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Browns
Red Sox
ST. Louis
Johnny Berardino
Boston
Indians
Nats
Cleveland
Roy Weatherly
Rollie Hemsley
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
al Smith
Washington
Obaran
Welker
Winnie
Greveland
Weathertt
Meek
Travis
Mack
Boudreau
Ronkra
Hemsl
Kewl
Weatherly
Bone Dreau
Pofahl
Bonura
Kelner
Trosky
Balle
Teonard
Emith
Cruck
Leonerd
Ceonard
Pasgre
State Closed Tennis Tourney Starts Today
The West Virginia Closed tennis tournament opens at Charleston Tennis Club with 13 men's singles matches. Semifinals are set for Saturday and finals Sunday. Defending champion Deacon Parsons of Huntington and other top seeds Glare in the draw, while several longtime champions skip the event, boosting younger players.
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West Virginia
Charleston
Deacon Parsons
Huntington
Charles (Skibbles
Wheeling
Charley Gare
Robert Red Brown
Elkins
Brsons
Miret J. H. Chapin
Major Leagues results and standings in a packed schedule
National League action showed Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 1 and St Louis 7 Brooklyn 5 while Chicago defeated New York 6 to 1. American League scores had St Louis 12 Boston 7 and Chicago 5 New York 2 with other standings details and multiple scheduled games listed. Includes brief notes on leaders, games behind, and a Norfolk Park Your Car excerpt.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Wook
Pet
Pittsburgh
Wol Pel
Detroit
Hash
S. Harris
Russa
Lee
Dean
Potter
Rowe
Newhouser
Masterson
Allen
Bowman
Errickson
Branklyn
McGee
Fitzsimmons
Senators Whip Browns 7–1 In Kanawha Park Opener
EFTY Bob Haas pitched the Charleston Senators to a 7-1 win over the Youngstown Browns in the series opener at Kanawha park. Haas held the Browns scoreless until the eighth inning when two walks and two errors produced a run. Russ Olsen started for Youngstown and allowed 11 hits, including a Joe Kosinski home run. The victory pulled Charleston within a game and a half of Canton. The second game of the series was scheduled for tonight.
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Bob Haas
Kanawha Park
Kosinski
Charleston Senators
Youngstown Browns
Haas
Browns
Russ Olsen
Joe Kosinski
Charleston
Canton
Youngs Town
80th Year Starts With Kosinski In Big Inning At Akron
Mid Atlantic action opens with Canion at Akron and Dayton at Portsmouth as Huntington faces Ashtang and Williamson meets Logan. In a lively first inning Joe Kosinski hit a deep drive for a two run homer, Russell and Kahn pushed runners around, and Kahn scored on a Grant double. The Senators added runs in the third and fourth with Kosinski singles, Sweetko double, and a Sublette single. Youngstown finally broke through in the eighth with Reinhart scoring on a fumbled play. Kosinski, Kahn, Grant and Sublette drove in key runs as Charleston defeated Youngstown 7 to 4, with notable defensive plays and an error tally surrounding Russell and Kahn.
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Joe Kosinski
Russell
Kahn
Senator
Grant
Senators
Kosinski
Sweetko
O Kahn
Hall
Kordenbrock
Robinson
Haas
Sublette
Youngstown
Witte
Reinhart
Setrich
Youngstown Charlnst
Baker Ss
Rosinski
Whie Cf
Sweetks If
Diding's
Kahn Co
Whitte Ib
Grant Cf
Reina't Sf
Sublerte Gs
Russell Uf
Omert
Hatch
Bordentrack
Byubjlette
Nobineon
Tun
Kaseg
Baker
Dil
Unger
Charleston
Olsen
Waite and McNally
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Gsmith Po
Surgin
Keller
Wibtapgio
Kennedy
Kreevich
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Apphne
Maggio
Tresh
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Solters
Srtk
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Dahlgren
Bi Wright
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Easton St. Louis
Dorrr
Lourbine If
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Ostermael- Lary
Ler
Heffner
Ed Spence
DSW
Dickmah Pol
Odidnichef
Barby P
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Tre'ter
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Foxx
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Qstermueller
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Me Quinn
Lark
Berardino
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Swift
Boog
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Fehr Clits
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Berar
Sistem Hast
Tannr
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Susce
Downie
Herter
Quinn
Curt
Hellner
McQuinn
Trotter
Lanis
Ostermueller
Dieman
Bagby
Coffman
Dickman
Anker
Lanings
Sthi
Bone
Dickman Madeliffi
Bing Plener
Lasing Pheher
Ebos
Charles
Buddy
Midelburg
Gore
Lebron Steele
Brown
Arkie
Sam Cohn
Beckley
J. Pell Miller
Dearsn Parsons
Ws. J. A
Breon Wilkinson
Niilen
Pat Gallagner
A. m
Charleson
P.m
Wibur Fy Fugale
Heney& Teerie
Jack Dulles
De‘Nan
Titkle Reed
Bill Sémonds
Powlkes
Sal Skinner
Herman DeVos
Ivor Bolaysky
Ed‘ Aluizer
Harry Moore
John Gray
I. S. TL
Bivins
al McCabe
Phil Mallood
Lee Dickinson
Major
Wratt Coal Company
Woors
Riffe
Branstetler
Tor
T. W. Samuels
T.W Samuels
Kentucky
Nation
Charles F. Millet
Ipc
Cincinnati, O
Middle Atlantic
Canion
Akron
Dayton
Portsmouth
Ashtang
Williamson
Welch
Mountain State Welch
Ashland
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Bae
Welch Tonne
Ummer
Heimer
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Kuppenheimer
Frankenberger's
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Lise
Tkenberger
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