Rain Postpones British Open Qualifying in Hoylake
A fierce thunderstorm at Hoylake forced the postponement of today’s British Open qualifying. Lightning struck the Wallasey club, injuring spectators and damaging the building. Henry Cotton led with a 34 and 33 for 67, while Ernie Ball posted 72 before play was halted.
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Henry Tom
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Ernie Ball
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Wallasey Club
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Yuri
Giants Whip Pirates In 18-Hit Win At Pittsburgh
New York Giants piled up 18 hits to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 11 to 5. Hal Schumacher earned his eighth win with four losses, Travis Jackson homered twice, driving in three runs as the Giants built a big early lead.
Reds Beat Dodgers Behind Derringer Seven to Two
Cincinnati righty Paul Derringer pitched eight sharp innings allowing only two hits as the Reds defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 7 to 2. Ivel Goodman sparked a ten-hit attack with three hits while Derringer and the bullpen held the Dodgers in check.
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Setteaat
Jordan
Ae Boltee Fox
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Ooodman
Cuyles
Berman
Myers
Riggs
Derringer
Atom
Bartel and Whitehead Lead Narrow Baset Ball Victory
Bartel and Whitehead top teammates in a tight New York game as Gactifiers edge opponents 6 to 5 in a low scoring basen. Swift leads with 3 points for Beece while Schumacher and Strikrovta add two each before Rvah and Bchimecher contribute one apiece. Time and place unclear due to garbled OCR. result shows a close win with multiple players scoring from both squads.
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Bartel
Sexton Wins Armory Mat Match With Falls
Francis Sexton of Columbus won two of three falls over Podalak of Poland in the tyre bout on the American Le-Me weekly mat program at the Armory. Sexton claimed the second fall with a crab hold at 10:39 and finished the deciding fall at 11:04. A mystery man, Mr X, defeated Clete Kaufmann in the semi final. Al Baffert substituted for Sam Cordovano and beat Whitie Grove after Grove was disqualified at 10:44.
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Francis Sexton
Columbus
Pater Podalak
Poland
Armory
Podalak
Seton
Sexton
Titian Kiddie Equalled Charles Town Track Record
At Charles Town Jockey Club meet on June 22 J S Archer's Titian Kiddie equalled the four and a half furlong track mark with Eddie Smith aboard to win the Rap pahannock feature in 45 3 5. Bera Stormer, Claude Feliner, and Brown's Gay Bride trailed. The club extended the summer season to July 11 due to strong attendance and larger pari mutuel handle with proceeds from two days aiding West Virginia charities.
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Charles Town
J. S. Archer
Rappahannock
Archer
Eddie Smith
Claude Feliner
Bera Stormer
Brown
Jockey Club
al J. Boyle
West Virginia
Washington Wins Four Length Varsity Sweep in Historic Race
Washington swept the regatta with a four length victory before about 50,000 spectators, ending California’s varsity reign and marking the first college sweep since 1912. It was Washington’s fourth postwar varsity win and first since 1926, with California and Navy close competitors in a three cornered finish. A separate note mentions a rare blue stamp from Guadalupe selling in London.
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California
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Washingtom
Navy
al Aldrickson
Huskies
Golden Bears
Bears
Washingston
Martin Draws With Calhoun In Fairmont Fight Night
In Fairmont on June 22 a crowd of about three thousand watched Aubrey Kid Martin, state lightweight champion, draw with Jess Cincinnati in a ten round main event. Earlier, Jack Martin stopped Jammy McNamara in six rounds. McNamara was floored nine times but lasted until the bell for round seven.
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Fairmont
Aubrey
Kid) Martin
Jess Cincinnati
Martin
Calhoun
Jack Martin
Charleston
Jammy McNamara
Miami
Fin
McNamara
Favorites Win In Net Tourney
Seeded stars weathered early rounds in the national intercollegiate tennis championships at Northwestern. Top seed Sutter defeated Dick Rugs as Northwestern won 8-2 6-3 in straight sets. Vernon John of Southern California beat Willard Kinzinger of Michigan State 8-2 6-4 in brisk play.
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Northwestern University
Sutter
Dick Rugs
Northwestern
Vernon John
Denver
Colo
Southpaw Afar
Southern California
Med Willard Kinzinger
Michigan State
Junior Cardinals Beat Cubs in Junior League
The Junior Cardinals strengthened their lead in the Boys' Field Junior league by defeating the Cubs to move into a second place tie. McClure drove in five runs with two hits. Hartman fanned nine. The Cards face the Phillies next. Final score shows the Cardinals ahead 21 to 14 with errors noted for both sides.
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Cubs
McClure
Hartman
Phillies
I— T
Malendric
Trustow
McClane
Children Learn to Swim Camp at Rock Lake
A community Learn to Swim campaign at Rock Lake Pool highlights safety and health benefits. The facility features a shallow 16 inch depth, a 633 foot sloping across pool area, modern filtration, sterilization, and constant foot-area cleaning. Red Cross and city playground staff assist, with transportation and admission costs kept affordable for local school children through 20 cent rates and free expert instruction.
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Beck Lake
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Yanka Strengthen lead with Red Sox loss and five game edge
The Yankees built a five and a half game margin over Boston after a Sox defeat. The recap notes hits and early offense, listing players like Appling and Gehrig among contributors, with errors and defensive plays shaping the outcome as New York pulled ahead in June.
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Yanks
Boston
Roos Beats Bharman In Second Round in Omaha Bout
Barney Roos of Kago, welterweight champ, knocks out Morris Bharman of Detroit in the second round of a ten round non-title fight held in Omaha.
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Omaha
Barney Rosse
Kago
Morris Bhar- Man
Detroit
Marting Beats Cinco 33 to 2 in Major League Game
Marting defeated Cinco 33 to 2 Sunday securing 20 hits. E W Alderman reports from Marting West Virginia.
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Cinco
W. Alderman
W. Va
Best Virginia News Briefs Through Distracted Fragments
Beckley reports a four year old Mary Street ingested sleeping tablets and sank into slumber, doctors hopeful for waking. Crampa victim Dayton Loughry, 13, drowns in Cheat River while attempting rescue. Keith Swann and others tried to aid. In STOELEX James Westlake Harper 35 and Sheriff Kermer Rabe to be buried in Sunset Memorial Park after illness lasting weeks. FAIRMONT notes a drought relief effort. Hanworth England builds flying hospital aircraft with transfusion apparatus and oxygen. emergency measures underway.
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Acrera
Cheat River
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Sunset Memorial Park
Marper
Canton Defeats Huntington In Opening Series Game
Canton beat Huntington 9 to 3 as Elmo Patrick homered for Canton. Kuhela held Huntington to nine hits while Canton built a six-run lead in the first inning.
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Canton
Kuhela
Elmo Patrick
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Davis
Harley
Lynch
Ettore Edges Haynes In 15-Round Heavyweight Bout
Philadelphia June 22 Al Ettore of Philadelphia won a decision over Leroy Haynes after 15 rough rounds. Ettore weighed 187 and Haynes 199. Ettore endured Haynes’ decisive blows and broke through with a knockout pace to strengthen his bid for a title shot against Jim Braddock.
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al Ettore
Leroy Haynes
Ettore
Haynes
Sting
Efzen
Jim Braddock
Kanawha Club Caddies Defeat Logan Team 7-2
Kanawha Club Caddies beat Logan Team at Kanawha course with a 7-2 score. Robert Hutchison and Bill Holden defeated Frank Johnson and Bill Stone 2-1, Ellin Dillon and Charles Cobb beat Dan Zplin and Claudie Eplin 3-0, Pete Webb and Denney Cobb beat John Sloan and Baxter Bledsoe 2-1.
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Logan Country Club
Kanawha Course
Robert Hutchison
Bill Hold Mn
Frank Johnson
Bill Stone
Ellin Dillon
Charles
Cobb
Dan Zplin
Claudie Eplin
Pete Webb
Denney Cobb
John Sloan
Baxter Bledsoe
Boys Field Giants Tie For Lead In Senior League
The Boys Field Giants moved into first place in the Senior League at Boys Field by beating Pauley’s Tigers 14 to 8. P. Collin, new pitcher for the Giants, shut down the Tigers’ offense. Aurady led the Tigers in the loss, while Giants contributors included Eary, Crowder, Burkner, and Slampar.
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Boys Field
Pauley
Highcoal trounces Madison in county league tilt
Highcoal defeated Madison 52 here Sunday in a county league game. Ray Smith earned the win with 12 strikeouts and no hits while Madison managed little offense.
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Highcoal
Ray Smith
Nia
Madison Weed
Glenwood Tigers Win Softball Clobbers Wildcats 22 0
Glenwood Tigers girls softball team crushed the Fifth Avenue Wildcats 22 to nothing at Glenwood Field. Harris pitched the win, DeRosrd started for the losers, and Ameritan Apestission Bl, Pan 6, Kannas City, Minneapolis 6, Milwaukee, are listed amid scattered OCR fragments and stray place names. Eight weeks of grazing land fires near South Donegal spurred police and civic guards to respond, with six blazes reported over five weeks.
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Milwaukee
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Letterkenny
Blossom and Reds rally to top Pirates in tight game
In a tense clash Blossom and Reds beat the Pirates five to four, with five stolen bases aiding the Reds. Key moments include Turner and Taomae driving in runs in the third and fourth frames, while Grabowski and Turner shared pitching duties for the Pirates.
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Mit
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Berry
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Young
Meade
United DuPont Cup Tennis Tilts In One-Sided Match
The United and DuPont teams dominated in tennis with decisive wins. Singles results featured Krus and Jand each dropping set scores, while other matches showed sharp margins and clear leaders as the DuPont side claimed a 5-0 victory.
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Notice of Tax Deed Sale by Trustee in Kanawha County
Legal advertisement announcing a public auction of described real property to satisfy a deed of trust. The sale, held at the east front door of the Kanawha County Courthouse in Charleston, occurs on the specified date with terms including bid by cash. details list property located in Columbia Boulevard area and prior trust arrangements.
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Chackenan ‘Company
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Tse
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Gia
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Oace
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Scholze Cups Contested Among Noted Winners Across Years
The Scholze Cups list includes 828 Mis Lucy Newberry Huntington 1930 and 1931 Miss Mary Lewis Dickinson Charleston 1930s with several winners from Charleston Morgantown Huntington and other towns. It appears the women’s trophy will stay active as Miss Newberry now married is not expected to compete while Mrs Camp and Miss Dickinson plan to pursue their second win. Wineries in the Murrumbidgee district of Australia have processed nearly 16 000 tons of grapes this year.
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Lucy Newberry
Huntington
Mary Lewis Dickinson
Charleston
Margaret Carspecken
Morgantown
Scott Camp
Mary Cunningham
Jeane Evang
Newberry
Kingston Beata Smithers baseball win in Kingston
Kingston June 22 The Kingston baseball club defeated Smith 6 4 Sunday as Webb pitched a two hit ball and struck out sixteen. Teams desiring games write Ralph Williamsson Kingston W V A.
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Singston Baseball Club
Smith
Webb
Ralph Williamsson
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