Knights Beat Holman 12-2 In Booster Day Split
Beckley and Charleston split a Booster day doubleheader in Eckley. The Knights routed Hal Holman for 16 hits in game one to win 12 2. Charleston captured game two 5 4 after Beckley led 8 2, with McCrone and Johnson delivering key hits and fielding errors shaping the late rally.
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Zanesville Beats Ducks 4 1 in Dayton Showdown
Zanesville won 4 1 over Dayton as Milnar fanned 13 and spurred by strong hitting. Day targets included Johnstown in another game. Huntington fell 9 2. Springfield hosted Wheeling with Wheeling securing a 6 1 victory behind Jablonowski and Dickey.
Kid Martin to Fight Out of Ohio in Future Matchups
Beckley lightweight Kid Martin, the only fighter to knock out Billy Williams, announced by manager Jess Ferris, will box in Cleveland and Akron with promoter Ley Welch on a one fight deal while two more bouts are being arranged.
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Monarchs to Face Portemouth Giants at Laidley Field
The Monarchs meet Portemouth Giants this afternoon at Laidley Field starting 3:30. Monarchs boast one of the best colored teams in the state after holding Ashland Giants to 64 points last week. Games with road teams may be arranged by writing E. V. Belonor, 915 Morris Street.
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Dan Cupid Fans Lou But White Sox Fail
Chicago June 13 Dan Cupid strikes out Lou Gehrig nicknamed Iron Man and Bachelor of the New York Yankees Gehrig admits plans of marriage to Miss Eltanon Twitchell Chicago pict and then drives in three Yankee runs including a home run at Comiskey Park He had not missed a game since 1838 and says he has known his fiances for years The marriage to Jake Pace is expected at the end of the month
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Sox Narrow Yankees Lead with 4-3 Victory
The Boston Red Sox defeated the New York Yankees 4-3, cutting the Yankees' division lead to a half game. Key players contributed offensively as the teams traded runs, with late innings securing the win for Boston.
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Yankees slip as White Sox top world champs 4 3
Chicago defeats New York 4 3 as Letty Gomez loses to the White Sox while the Senators win against the Browns. Gehrig hits his 16th homer with Chapman on base in the eighth, and Red Pacer finishes the ninth for Chicago’s win.
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Tigers Beat Philadelphia 9 to 4 in Detroit Game
Detroit defeated the Athletics 9 to 4 behind 12 hits off Grove. Gehringer and Higgins homered for Detroit while Owen Gehringer Foxx and Greenberg led offense with multiple hits. Pitchers Frasier Grove and Combs shared work as Detroit pulled away by the midgame.
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Red Sox Top Indians Behind Warstler Home Run
Warstler cleared the bases with a fifth inning homer as Boston beat Cleveland 8 to 4. Pipgras allowed five hits for the Indians while Warstler and his teammates led Boston with a multi run attack and solid defense.
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Nats Top Browns 10–4 Behind Cronin's Five RBIs
Washington Senators piled up twenty two hits to beat the St. Louis Browns 10 to 4. Cronin drove in five runs with a homer and two doubles as Myorg, Maouen, Gronin, and others contributed at the plate.
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Malden Falls to Starchers 4 2 in Twilight League game
Starchers toppled Malden 4 2 at Lordiey field as one big inning carried the victory. Milford Car Mey pitched eight scattered hits for Starchers while Malden’s Ben Calvert allowed two earned runs. Key hits included a fourth inning rally featuring Brogles Long Marion Spencer Chancey and Wolfe, with Hargraves aiding Malden’s lone fourth inning run.
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Brandt Trims Bobby Bruno at Starlight Park boxing card
New York action at Starlight Park as Mure Roy Brandt, 144 8-4 Brooklyn, wins a six round decision over Bobby Bruno, 146 Harlem. In the 5 round semi final Charley Badmint, 194 Brooklyn, defeats Eddie Bink, 197 Geran, Pa, while Tony Byescin, 148 1-3, tops Wildle Klein, 160 Germany, in six rounds.
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Faith Justified For Stable Boys In Riverside Futurity
Kansas City dispatch reports Faith Justified, a 4 year old filly, winning the Riverside Futurity race led by stable boys Bud Crear and Mike Fritechie. Mrs Henry Eyer of Hansan City held the other ticket. The filly paid $493.20 for the outing, with attendance figures noted. A separate New York note mentions Jobo Nabors breaking a long-standing pitching record from 1916.
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Schumacher and Giants Blank Cubs 3-0 For Fifth Shutout
New York Giants pitcher Harold Schumacher spun a five hit shutout to beat the Chicago Cubs 3 to 0. It marked Schumacher's fifth shutout of the season and backed a strong defense with four double plays and timely relief. The win kept New York atop the league margins while Chicago suffered another setback in a packed pennant race.
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Prederick Stars as Dodgers Rally Past Cardinals in Nine
Johnny Predarick belted a ninth inning single driving in the deciding run as Brooklyn edged St Louis 4 3. The Dodgers rallied from behind with key hits by Martin Frisch Wilson and Jordan, while Thurston and Walker combined on the mound for the win.
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Phillies Rally To Beat Reds In Comeback Victory
The Philadelphia Phillies overcame the Cincinnati Reds 8 to 10, reversing a deficit in the seventh with four runs on three hits and an error. Bottomley and Klein hit home runs as the Phils surged ahead and held on for the win.
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Shadows of the Past By 1. . Brenner
Ted Cather, remembered for the 1914 World Series when the Athletics fell to the Braves in four straight, later lived in Oakland and joined a large group of former players in California. As a right handed hitter he filled left field when the opposition hurler proved deadly, though he did not play in the first game.
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U S Stars Idle In Tennis Meet
London June 19 United States players had all matches postponed at the Queens club grass court championships due to rain choosing extra grass court practice. Americans listed include Vines Gledhill Stoeffen Sutter Burwell Jones Bresse and others with notable names like Wills Moody Rice and Burke in the field.
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Ansted Hurlers Led by Nelson
Nelson tops Ansted Fayette County club pitching in three starts with three wins. He allowed eight runs and 22 hits while striking out 28 and walking 9, leading a pitching staff that includes Holl and Skepes in a June 19 report from Ansted.
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Japan Captures Doubles Events In Davis Cup Play
AUTEUIL June 19 Japan clinched both doubles in today’s Davis Cup matches as Australia reached the finals of the European rounds. Ryosuke Nanai defeated Vivian McGrath 0-4 6-4 and Tire Satoh beat Jack Crawford 3-6 4-3 6-1 1-8 8-2, while Australia had won the first three matches and thus eliminated Japan.
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Handley Nine Wins on Ward Field in 1-0 Victory
Handley C. Q. baseball team edged Ward 1-0 at Sa at tee's field Sunday. Coon, formerly of B. D. Marti, pitched for Handley with Green and Fink in the outfield. The winning run came in the fourth inning amid a hard fought contest.
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Primo Carera Fails To Impress In Drills For Sharkey Fight
Primo Carera, the bankrupt Italian heavyweight, showed little preparation in a six round sparring session at his training camp in Pompton Lake New Jersey ahead of his June 29 title bout with Jack Sharkey. Weighed 261 pounds, he appeared physically fit with a bigger frame and improved musculature but his sparring effort was subdued and uncertain. The camp also featured Harold Mays Bayonne New Jersey and Umberto Arsi Porto Rico as observers in a cautious session that avoided full contact due to health concerns.
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Defender Loses Title as British Amateur Opens
OYLORE England June 19 John De Forest heir to Putianisiteur est title last year, loses it as the British Amateur opens. Contenders include G D Haneny, Sandy Somerville of Canada, and George Dunlap Jr of New York. Dunnlap and Somerville win their first matches four and three, while several favorites fail to impress. The field of 287 will be pared to two rounds tomorrow with many top players advancing.
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Frankenbergers Win Legion Championship
The Frankenberger Juniors defeated the Reds 3 to 2 to claim the American Legion baseball title after the teams split the first two games. Reds outhit 6 to 5 but made five errors that doomed them. Walker and Berrys vs Livesay and Ruby.
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Favored Entries Win in Tourney
The River Forest Western tennis championships opened with 128 entries. Frankie Parker of Milwaukee breezed past David Malthrop 8-0 8-0 in minutes. Jay Cohn beat Trevor Weiss 4-2 6-3. Don Leavers eliminated Edwin Corpols 8-0 6-0. George M. Lott defeated William Walker 6-1 6-0. Junior Coen over Paul Achneider 6-0. Herbert Bowman and Wilbur Hess also advanced.
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Martin Downs Nitro Outfit Defeats Nitro Sunday 41 to 5
The Martin Downs Nitro Outfit defeated Nitro Sunday by 41 to 5 in a high scoring game. Clendennin, Martis anchor, contributed five hits while D. Martian and Nelson, Bess, Dent, Mead, Jarvil listed among players.
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Tire promises life saving protection at low cost
A speaker pitches a tire claimed to save thousands of lives by preventing blowouts and injuries. The tire supposedly costs no more than standard tires, sparking curiosity about adopting it for personal use.
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