Rain Delays Key Matches in West Virginia TennisMeet
The West Virginia closed tennis tournament at Charleston Tennis Club postponed all matches for a second straight day due to weather. Finals were targeted for Sunday across men's and women's singles doubles and mixed doubles, with an admission charge of 51 cents for adults and 23 cents for children.
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West Virginia
Charleston Tenihis Club
Sulumn
Sam Cohn
Beckley
Kenley Thorn
Clarksburg
Aingies
Maides
Natrite Phete
Marlon Prichard
Charleston
Virginia Harrison
Thomas
Abernethy Wins Golfing Honors at Mead Mey Championship
Miss Betty Abernethy of Oakmont captured women’s West Penn Ant championship honors at the Megheny country club ninth binary women’s Invitational journey opening. She posted 42 40 67 five over par for the first 18 holes of the 3 6 hole test, with competition led by Siders and Lipus Meet among other entrants. Johnny Butler, ex Beechien Dodger, is managing the Poorth Illinois team and rooms the ball grounds.
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Pittsburgh
Betty Abernethy
Oakmont
Toaay Jedie
Megheny Country Club
Siders
W. Lipus
Toronto
Canage
Rrs
C. Edman
Westsmoreland
RF Reid
Lakewood
Johnny Butler
Beechien Dodger
Poorth
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Amateur Standings and Retrospective Notes in Veiled Text
Fragmented OCR provides scattered standings and results across leagues and clubs. Names such as Durant Preepaner Valer Delia and Betts appear amid garbled lines, with partial scores and references to Putney SHS and Pet. Sieh W. f Tat. The legible items hint at a sports roundup or club league update with mixed dates and venues.
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Kesterday
Sieh
Xogravyrs
Putney
Tedar
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Catirenl
Oniz Gerve
Senators Face Miners Tonight Amid Rain Postponements
The Charleston Senators extend a two game winning streak after rain postponed a double header with the Jonnstown Johnnies. They plan to face the Beckley Miners in Beckley then return to Charleston for single games Sunday and Monday as Eddie Lee is favored to start Monday. The team aims to climb the standings and will end a busy stretch with road trips to Dayton and Zanes.
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A. L. Hardman
Charleston Senators
Jonnstown Johnnies
Johnnies
Beckley Miners
Senators
Raleigh
Tonebt
Beckley
Charleston
Jussell Young
Husky Leo Twardy
Stanley Corbett
Dayton University
Young
Eddie Lee
Dinky Beckley
Johnny Zontini
Dan Pavlovic
Ernie’ Satomone
Beckiey
Kanawha Park
Akron Yankees
Miners
Hinl
Ehart
Dayton
Zanes
Greys
Miters
Amateur Baseball Gossip Delays Hit Kanawha Leagues Action
Secretaries complain of tough breaks as two Kanawha Valley amateur circuits pause nonessential games. The Twilight League sees postponed matches linked to pennant races while the Engravers face lineup changes. Injuries, new signings, and pitching decisions shape a tense midseason.
Inaugural West Virginia Dirt Track Race At Kanawha
Pilots from across the region tune up for the Kanawha fairgrounds dirt track event near Dunbar. Notable entrants include Chet Gardner, Doc Mackenzie, Ken Fowler, Dus Moore, and Larry Evans among a field of top speedsters from Paterson, Philadelphia, Steubenville, and other cities. Six events feature 40 laps for the main, with qualifying heats starting at 2 40 p.m. and a large field competing for glory.
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West Virgina
Kanawha Fair Grounds
Dunbar
Indianapolis
Chet Gardner
Doc Mackenzie
Claeale
Willel
Gardner
Mitce Kenzie
Ken Fowler
Paterson
N. J
Johnny Clennix
Fran
Nutter Fort
Walt Keiper
Money
Treeton
Johany Duncan
Laws Frence
L. J. Cont
Johnny Cane Cunman
Philadelphia
Tommy Hinnershitz
Reading
Passes Johnson
Lanse
Brown
Muse
Cox
Revolta Leads Medinah Open as Par Breaker
Johnny Revolta of Milwaukee vaulted to the lead in the Medinah open with a 69 in the first round. Roy Matignon of Los Angeles and Pro Walsh of Chicago trail by two strokes, while Chicago’s Hampton Rouse Armour and others posted 74s. Several notables, including Krueger Thomson and Shute, sit in the 75 group as Revolta’s strong front nine and sharp putting set the pace at Medinah Country Club.
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Chicago
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Johnny
Faehlaned
Roy Matignum
Los Azegeles
Pro Walsh
Medinah Country Club
Revolta
al Huske
Elgin
Harry Cooper
T's
Harry Hampton
Sonny Rouse
Tommy Armour
Alvin
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Beloit
Wis
Jimmy Thomson
Long Beach
Calif
Cooper
Mahan Carded In Twin Card In Tri County League
The Mahan baseball club will play a double header Sunday afternoon facing Leewood and Amvaxte in the Tri County League. The opener against Ameagle starts at two oclock with Tees world title following. Mahan and Carbon will play a postponed game Saturday at five oclock with neon involved.
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Reds Acquire Herman in Cash Deal from Pirates
Cincinnati general manager Larry MacPhail arranged to acquire outfielder Herman from the Pittsburgh Pirates for cash and immediate delivery. The exact cash amount was not disclosed, but a comparable prior trade put four players and $76,000 in value from 1933 for Chicago Cubs.
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Reda
Merman Barkagaliy
Ingde Ahaky
Chick Hafey
Uarlan
Larry MacPhail
Werman
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago
Alice You
Ternity
Owens Dominates Qualifying At National AAU Track
Jesse Owens, the Ohio State star, shines in four events at Edwards Stadium. He wins the 100 and 220 yards, leads the broad jump with a record leap, and tops the low hurdles in 23.6 seconds. Glenn Hardin also stars, placing strongly in the quarter and hurdles as finals loom.
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Johnny McCarthy
California
Unclear sports scores from scattered 1920s listings
Fragmentary OCR shows team names and scores across multiple leagues including Memphis Knoxville New Orleans Chattanooga Columbus Kansas City Nashville and Atlanta. Most items are partial and unreadable, with several typos and misplaced punctuation.
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American Association Toulavitte
Paul
Minneanatis
Indianapolis
Mewanker
Telido
Columbus
Kansas City
Rowe and Tigers Stop Yankees in 7 0 Victory
Detroit pitcher Schoolboy Rowe hurled a seven to nothing win over the Yankees, ending New York's six game streak. Rowe allowed four hits, walked three, struck out seven as Detroit bats pummeled Ruffing Brown and DeShong. Gehrig Lazzeri and Chapman fell to his sharp rhythm as Detroit solidified its pennant push.
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Lynewood
Walter Brown
Jimammie DeShong
Ike Ithe Rowe
Tannee Ben Chapman
Law Gehrig
Tony Lazzeri
New York
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Kennedy Wins For White Sox Over Athletics in Rubber Match
Vernon Kennedy, freshman right hander, led the Chicago White Sox to a 5 to 1 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics in the third and decisive game of the series. Kennedy contributed both on the mound and at the plate, driving in two runs and scoring. Jim Foxx belted his 13th homer with no one on in the ninth as Chicago built the early lead and held on.
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Ose Chicago
Vernon
White Sox
Pitaaelpnia Athletics
Enheny
Jim Foxx
Feconedy
Jimmie Dykes
Sox
Chicago
Yale Freshmen and Jayvees Sweep Regatta Amid Turbulent Finish
Yale wins both freshman and junior varsity races at New London regatta as Harvard’s Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. risks a capsize in the fierce upstream two mile. Yale’s varsity victory came after a dramatic wipeout near the finish with Yale edging Harvard by six feet in 9 56 versus 9 54 2 5.
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D. Roosevelt, Jr
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Yale
Thames
Ind
Davy Jones
Franklin D. Jr
Iowa
Yate
Roosevelt
Zeneth
Marvarid
Harvard
Jayveces
Harevard
Giants Beat Pirates to Extend Lead to 7 1/2 Games
In New York on June 21, the Giants routed the Pittsburgh Pirates 11 to 4, widening their margin to 7 1/2 games. Lucas sparked a seven-run second inning, while Waner and Moore led a 17-hit assault as New York built a commanding lead and continued dominance over Pittsburgh.
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Giants
Pirates
Red Lucas
Paul Waner
Mace Brown
Lucas
Fiitebalance
York Abieg al Adito
Moore
Ae Denen
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Rasted
Terry
Leiber
Kees
Mig Jackson
Mancuso
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Jackson
Wal Mantis
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Waner
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Lucey
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Castleman
Ted Castleman
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Leas A. Stawart
Quigley
Ant Moran
Tims
Three Twilight Games Slated With DuPont to Play Tin Bill
Secretary A H Glenn announced three postponed games will be replayed at Twilight today. DuPont clashes Dunbar Glass at 3 30 at Laidley, then Malley Nell park hosts Reds vs Owens at six, with the first half season action highlighted by DuPont facing Valley Dell on the final day.
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Sleepy Glenn
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Twilight
Kanawha Valley
Uta
duPant
A. Hf. Glenn
DuPont
Dunbar Glass
Laidley
Malley Nell Park
Reds
Owens
Glen
Laidley Field
Dulfant
Valley Dell
American doubles upset ends top ranking pair at Queen's
America No.1 Allison and Van Ryn, the top amateur doubles team, were eliminated in the Queen's Club tournament as Gene Mako and Donald Budge advanced with straight sets. Mako and Budge defeated Gooper Lysaght 6 2 9 7 and then Hines Culley 8 4 8 3, while Hughes and Tuckey beat Wood and Mater to reach the semifinals. Sidney Wood and Ernest Mater then beat Henman and Prenn 7 5 6 3 to advance.
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London
America
Winer Alison
John van Ryn
Queen’s Club
Gene Mako
Donald Budge
Allison
United States
Piriner
George FP. Hophis
Ft. D. Tuckey
van Ryn
Hughes
Invaders
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Mako
Dodge
Harry Gooper
Jack Lysaght
England
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
S.C
Henry Culley
California
Sidney Wood
Ernest Mater
Harry Henman
Autralia
Datel Prenn
Tuckey
Probable pitchers for today's MLB games across leagues
National League matchups include Pittsburgh at New York with Hirkofer facing Hubball and Weaver meeting Schumacher, St. Louis at Philadelphia Walker opposing Wallers, Hallahan vs Torrens, Cincinnati at Brooklyn Hall facing Maesworth and Earnshaw, Chicago at Boston French vs Brandt and Root against MacFayden. American League card has New York at Cleveland with Brook against Hudiin and Tagen at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis Wil shore versus Knott, Washington at Detroit Linke vs Anker, Burke against Crowder. International League lists Hattimoce of Newark and Nuffata at Rochester with rain and Baltimore beating Newark 2–10. other games not scheduled.
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Fomerrow
Pittsburgh
Hirkofer
Hubball
Weaver
Schumacher
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Walker
Wallers
Hallahan
Torrens
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
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Maesworth
Earnshaw
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Washington
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Linke Va. Anker
Burke
Crowder
Phillies Rally Past Cardinals to Take Series Lead
Philadelphia powered to a 9-7 win over the Cardinals after a six run burst sparked by Paul Dean's exit in the sixth. Johnny Vergez delivered a pivotal bases‑clearing homer as the series stood tied at 3-2 in the second game.
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Thump Duffy
Philadelphia
Paul Dean
Phillies
Cardinals
Johnny Vergez
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