Riggs and Marble Triumph at National Clay Courts
In Chicago on June 19, Robert Riggs and Alice Marble won titles in the national clay courts championships. Riggs, top seed in men’s singles, beat Max Davidson 4-6 8-3 6-2 7-5. He and Hore defeated Harris Everett and Allen Guerry 7-3 6-1 in doubles. Marble advanced to the women’s singles final with a 7-5 6-3 win over Mary Arnold and joined Prusoff in a strong showing. Prusoff defeated David Freeman 6-2 7-5 6-2 in the singles.
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Seattle
David Freeman
Don McNeill
Kenyon College
Jack Kramer
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Skimmmy Evert
Garner Mulloy
Coral Gables
Fla
Robert Peacork
Los Angeles
Welby van Horn
Gardner Larned
Baseball Leaders and Batting Averages From Zech League
American and National League leaders listed with players from the Browns Red Sox Giants Dodgers and Yankees. Notable names include Danning Greenberg Foxx Lombardi and Mize. Statistics show batting averages runs batted in and other figures for each player.
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Senetora
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Nel Ott
Jimmy Foxx
Ted Williams
A. Ott
New York Giants
Boston Red Sox
Cedar Grove Wins Doubleheader In Baseball Clash
Cedar Grove senior team defeated Beamer 13-1 and Lawton 3-10 with Bob Johnson and Chuck Brown as winning pitchers. Brown went 7 for 9 at the plate. Cedar Grove juniors beat Powellton 5-4. In Stumptown, Red Caps topped Cedarville 9-2 as Douglas and Boone pitched. Sloans’ softball club swept a doubleheader 19-18 and 7-3. Viscose beat Putney 12-5 and Raymond City 2-0 with Beggs and Crump PR pitching. East Bank girls beat Try Ranch 15-12 led by Stone, McCormick, Willis, Parry. St Albans Red Sox to play Mar met in a Sunday doubleheader. Belle American Legion junior team hosts Junior Reds. Latter Day Saints beat Central 22-2 in church league softball with Craze winning.
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Canar Grove
Cedar Grove
Beamer
Lawton
Bob Johnson
Chuck Brown
Brown
Powellton
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Putney
Raymond City
Beggs
Crump
East Bank
Fast Bank
Try Ranch
W. Stone
McCormick
Willis
Parry
Local Baseball Roundup From June 1 Scores
Marmet beat Southiylden 13 to 2 with Hill pitching and Arthur and McLeod leading hitters. N. Jyr and Hades homered for N. . Slack led the Senators with a single and a double as Shafferwag lost. Spring Hill hosts N. A. at 4:30 with players to report at 5:30. Cabin Creek junior team beat Shrewsbury 20 to 2, Jackson and Hastig among standouts. Rainelle Timberwolves clash with Anjesa Clippers Sunday featuring Lewis Dalton Henderson Mickey Gaston and Hawthorne.
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Charleston Junin Seagues
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Slack
Senators
Shafferwag
Jenkins
Spring Hill
Rainelle
Elle Timberwolves
Anjesa
Clippers
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Grover Lewis
Snooky Dalton
Harvey Henderson
Flash Mickey
Charley Gaston
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Redskins Sign Thomassin At 21 From USC
The Washington Redskins announced the signing of John Thomassin, a 21 year old 220 pound USC left tackle, for the season opening in three months. He will share the left tackle with Harold Stocker, who was already signed. The temperature in Washington reached 87 degrees.
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National Capital
Washington Redskins
John Thomassin
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Harold Stocker
Redskins
Middle Atlantic Basketball Results and Standings
The report lists results for Youngstown at Charleston with rain, and Akron at Canton 2, Dayton at Portsmouth 4. Standings show Charleston 22 6, Youngstown 21 17, Daymon 19 19, with Portsmouth 1h and Akron at Denton. Today's games include Youngstown at Charleston, Dayton at Portsmouth, Akron at Denton.
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Canton
Dayton
Portsmouth
Chubow
Daymon
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Jeaches
Akron
Denton
Mountain State Football Schedule Fragments
Mountain State Bluefield at Winch raln Williamson 5 Logan 2 Huntington Ashland 4 Welch at Bluefield Huntington at Ashland Logan at Williamson Q. Will you please give me some data on the fighting career of Jack Blackburn Joe Louis's trainer A. Out of a total of 92 bouts he won 22 by knockout 10 by decision and 1 on a foul 11 were draws 46 were no-decision bouts and 2 were lost by decision A. Did Heinie Groh play with the Cincinnati Reds in the 1918 world series against the Chicago White Sox A. He biased third base for the Jr. Red games
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Jack Blackburn
Joe Louis
Heinie Groh
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Pytlak Decides To Take Rest
Frankie Pytlak Indians catcher flew to Buffalo after saying he felt upset nerves and unwell He was later seen in a fishing boat declaring he would spend the rest of the season at home for health Doctors found no physical ailment and the Indians left Rollie Hemsley to handle catching duties Helf remains in hospital and no decision on next season was given
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Frankie Pytlak
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Henry Helf
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Suing Captures Continued On Page Fifteen
A fragmented OCR list shows names and weights with locations in Huntington Charleston Parkersburg and nearby towns. The garbled data mentions solphia Repaskey Hawkins Summers Lockhart Reed Drage Pinson Miller and Tinsley among others with various coded numbers. The passage appears to be a sports or competition results recap continued from prior column.
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Clarksburg
Hawkins
Charleston
Abaltas White
Huntington
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Wellam Lockhart
Stewarts
Eastin
Kintington
Belly Reed
Charlenton
Ajoe Drage
Robert. Pinson
Puntington
Boston Loses 3 As Bases On Balls Dominate
Boston fell 3 to 1 as Errickson and Baive struggled on the mound. Errickson allowed five hits in four innings while Salvo and Lancin combined for four innings. Umpires Blowath Burr and Mangerkurfa called the game at 2 05 with an attendance of 141.
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Logan Loses Five to Two on Sharp Mastery
Logan Indians fell 5-2 as Sharp limited them to ten hits and fanned ten. Red Birds scored three seventh-inning runs on four infield hits. Williamson batted .000 in the highlight frame. Ashland vs Huntington details follow with Small’s six inning gem.
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Sharp
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Ashland
Walter Small
Ashland Colonels
Huntington Aces
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Wooldridge
Parsons Defeats Drumhel in Charleston Tennis Opener
In Charleston, Deacon Parsons beat Dick Drumhel 4-6 6-2 6-0 in first round action. Smokey Miller downed Ass Maness 6-3 6-4, Wilbur Kraus defeated Low-Al Davis 4-1 1, and Elmont Allum won by default over Newton Thomas. Semi finals set for Saturday and finals Sunday. rest of first and second round matches scheduled. Women's singles open with top seeds Dorothy Bell and Ann Billler advancing, Radcliffe Edmonds seeded third. tournament director notes no play times yet. Various scheduled matches listed with names from Charleston Wheeling and Parkersburg.
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Dick Drumhel
Charleston
W. E. “Smokey” Miller
Ass Maness
Wilbur F. Kraus
Low- al Davis
South Charleston
Macedas
Dorothy Bell
Wheeling
Witnee
Ann Billler
Charlzton
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Radcliffe Edmonds
Charleston City
Wright Hugus
Jnurt
Miss Bell
Betty Heider
Parkersburg
Uyes
Will Teel
J. Pell Miller
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Jeck Dudiay
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Harry Moore
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