Locals Retain Top Position In Mad Chase
Senators dropped the opener to the Johnstown Johnnies 3-1 at Kanawha Park in front of a sizable crowd. Charleston still holds first place in the pennant race as they face Johnnies again at 8:15. The game supported Salvation Army aid with ceremonies planned for Sunday flag raising with Huntington.
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Correction of Mid Atlantic Standings Shuffles Wins and Losses
A correction by secretary Russell Hockenburg adjusts the Johnstown Charleston series standings. Zanesville improves to 29 victories and 23 defeats, Huntington drops to 22 defeats. the report notes a misprint in several line items and recounts key plays in a game where Barry, Pritchard, Hickey and Murdock contributed, highlighting Longnecker’s unassisted catch in the ninth and a fatal ending in a separate mining camp incident where a miner’s son died by suicide after a planned rescue failed.
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Jarrett Defeats Carbide Nine In Seventh
Jarrett tops Carbide Nine 6 5 in a seven inning thriller at Ar Mor. Donegan hurled nine hits and struck out seven while the Printers rallied in the seventh to steal the win. Key plays included a squeeze bunt by George and late scoring rallies as Laing, Campbell and Walters contributed.
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Starchers Win 5 1 Over Parker Macup At Laidley Field
Starchers Chapel defeated Park Your Car 5 to 1 at Laidley Field Gel. The Chapel team collected nine hits off Eddie Grinstead in three innings to score all their runs. Park Your Car tallied in the third on a Quinlan and Allen single and two infield outs, while Alexi Gregor, Parker Macup's center fielder, left with an injured leg.
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Parker and Lott Advance in Meet
Frankie Parker of Milwaukee and George Lott of Chicago reach the fourth round in the western tennis championships at River Forest Illinois. Parker beats Max Davidzon 6-2 7-3 while Lott wins over Phil Greenstein 6-9 6-4. Wilbur Heys, Henry Prudoff, Joseph Cinno, Scott Rexinger and others advance with various scores as early rounds continue.
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Chicago
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Cleveland City
Wilbur Heys
Texas
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Seattle
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Kansas City
Joseph Cinno
Los Angels
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Billy Doeg
Johnny Dorg
Foster
Thane Halstead
Oak Park
Herbert Bowman
New York
Berry signs with Chicago Cardinals in pro football
CHICAGO June 21 UP Gil Berry last season’s mat halfback and captain has signed to play professional football with the Chicago Cardinals this fall. Apprentice jockey Howard Gray booted home 24 winners in the first nine days of the Triforan Gal summer racing meet.
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Sharkey in Great Shape for Carnera Clash in Yankee Ring
Rangburg dispatch reports Jack Sharkey, in peak condition, ready to face Primo Carnera at Yankee Stadium next week. Sharkey displayed aggression in sparring, dominating Birkie, Matan, and Austin in practice rounds, while praising his own confidence and status as champion.
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Noble Leading Golf Tourney
Noble of Berkley California leads the ninth annual National zer association day golf tournament at White Sulphur Springs with a 69 two rounds total 18 under par. TR Wempie of New York takes second with 76 today and 139 overall defeating Campbell of Rutthnore and Western of Piecmont for a share of the runner up spot among 160 competitors.
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Fighters Finish Work for Match in Chicago Title Bout
Tony Cangoneri of New York and Barney Rose of Chicago wrapped hard training for their 10 round lightweight title fight in Chicago. Cangoneri weighed 134 pounds after workout, Rose weighed 234 pounds, with odds listing Cangoneri as favorite.
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Vines Heads Top Bracket in Draw For Net Tourney
Wimbledon draws reveal Vines of California defending champion atop the 9p bracket in the men’s division with Perry, Prenn, Menzel and Coprinet among top contenders. Moody leads the women’s field with a 96 entrant lineup and several British and European stars in her quarters. First round matches pair Vines with Meredith and Matejka with Gleditl as day one action opens.
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Richwood Nine Trounces Ralhulle In Quick Victory
In Richwood Gazette dated June 2, the Richwood Collegians, led by Funk pitching, defeated Ralhulle 11 to 2. Ralhulle was composed of top players from Ralnéile and Quinwood but failed to challenge Richwood’s fast nine. Lew Fonseca, then White Sox manager, is noted for buying a $5 mitt in 1924.
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Loughran Edges Hamas In Ten Round Comeback Victory
Tommy Loughran, philly veteran, defeated Steve Hamas in ten rounds at Ankee Stadium New York in front of about 20 000 fans. The bout featured Loughran’s tactical boxing and sharp punching to earn a decision that reversed a prior knockout loss to Hamas two years earlier.
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