Doubleheader Night Thrills Shadow Harbor Fans at Kanawha Park
The Shadow Harleton reports a rare two game night featuring the Little Cardinals of Scottdale at Kanawha Park with a seven o clock start. The piece notes attendance hopes, pitching by Joe Speed Martin and Pete Sullens, and previews the Senators season through July 9 with several postponed games and upcoming trips, while praising Beckley fans and local figures.
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Beckley Beats Charleston 2 1 To Trim Senators in Six
Beckley defeats Charleston 2 to 1 to close the series with the Senators. Welch hits a second inning home run for Beckley, while Marleau and Wisrock contribute key plays as Charleston fails to rally after an early deficit.
Gibby Welch Marries Parkersburg Girl
Gibby Welch, former University of Pittsburgh football star and All American back, wed a Parkersburg girl in a ceremony here. Welch, captain of the 1927 Pitt football team, is mentioned in the Parkersburg wedding notice.
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Cumberland Gains In League Chase
Cumberland defeated Clarksburg 8 to 2 to gain ground in the Middle Atlantic race behind leader Charleston Senators. The Generals led 2-1 after four innings, then surged with five and six runs in the later frames to seal the win.
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Mid-Atlantic Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Results from Scottdale Huntington Fairmont Hagerstown and Johnstown show varied innings scores with Altoona facing Charteret. Today's schedule lists Scottna le at Charleston with two games starting at seven am.
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Nationwide golf ball vote conducted in Charleston
The Gazette reports a nationwide vote in Charleston on whether the new size golf ball improves play. Questions cover driving distance and putting feel, with readers asked to compare to the old ball and share reasons for adoption or preference.
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Athletics and Browns split doubleheader in St Louis
In a twin bill at St Louis the Philadelphia Athletics won the opener 3 to 0 behind pitching by Miller while the Browns took the nightcap 6 to 4. Washington swept Detroit in a separate doubleheader as Marberry and Kinsey split wins in a 2 game set.
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Americans Sweep Through Wimbledon Matches in London
United States players led a dominant round as Frank Shields and Mrs. L A Harper advanced to the third and second rounds respectively. Fellow Americans George Last Jr John Van Ryn and Sidney Wood Jr also progressed while British and international foes bowed out in early action.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Schedule
National and American Leagues share scores and standings as games progress. Teams such as St Louis Philadelphia Chicago New York Boston Cincinnati Pittsburgh Washington Detroit and Cleveland race for position with varied records and forthcoming matchups listed by date and venue.
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Yale Leads Golf Meet as Yale Claims Team Title
Yale captures the team championship at the collegiate golf tournament in Chicago. Jack Reese posts the lowest qualifying score and four more Yale men reach match play among 32 starters. Winds of Michigan and Princeton follow with multiple qualifiers as teams from across the country advance in the 35th championship.
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