Beckenley Veterans Dominate State Tennis Tourney
Three Beckley veterans lead the action at Charleston Tennis Club as the state closed tourney moves into round two. Sammy Cohn swept two opponents 6-1 8-1 to reach the next stage, Aubrey Smith upset Eddie Blickle 6-1 6-4 then defeated Koester Colville 6-3 6-3, while Herbert Stansbury routed Ivor Boiarsky 8-1 6-1 before losing to Gore 7-5 8-6.
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Beckley
Charleston
Sammy Cohn
Pert Milter
T. C. McKinley
Aubrey ©. Smith
Eddie
Blickle
Huntington
Smith
Koester Colville
Montgomery
Herbert Stansbury
Ivor Boiarsky
C. F. Gore
Jimmy Allen
Elkins
Joe Ferguson
Everett Perkins
Richardson
Mahood
Princeton
Long
Kiug
B. F. Arkle
Wheeling
George Richardson
Probable Pitchers and Tennis Results From West Virginia Events
Major league schedules list NL games with Warneke Benumacher and Haston Lucas facing opponents, plus Whitehill Whitehead and Ups Lawson among others. In women's singles Evelyn Heiberg defeats Mary Dickinson 6 2 8 1, with multiple regional tennis results and match scores noted from Beckley, Huntington, Charleston, and surrounding towns.
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New York
Chicago
Warneke
Benumacher
Pittsburgh
Haston
Lucas
Mat- Fayden
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Parmeree
Braid
Chiemnnatt
Philadelphia
Stine
Walter
Washington
Whitehill
Whitehead
Delralt
Rosque
Phil- Ups
Lawson
Boston
Cleveland
Allen
Maycum
Van Ryn Bowed At Wimbledon By Perry Victory
In the Wimbledon third round, John Van Ryn of Philadelphia was eliminated by Fred Perry of England 8-3 6-2 6-0, as Perry and fellow Americans and favorites like Ben Budge Wilmer Allison and Bitsy Grant chase the title with Jacobs dominating in the women’s draw.
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America
Wimbledon
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Carolin Babcock
Los Angeles
Fred Perry
England
Stoker
van Ryn
Ben Budge
Oakland
Calif
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
Bryan
M. “Bitsy” Grant
Atlanta
Jacobs
Helen Hull Jacobs
T. Helen Wills Moody
Jacqueline Goldschmidt
France
Baron Gottfried van Cramm
Perry
Jack Crawford
Irom
Budge
Adrian Quist
Australia
Josef Caska
Czechoslovakia
Allison
Carbide Clings to Third in Kanawha League Loss
Carbide loses 4-2 to Pure Oil, dropping to third in the industrial division as Tunney's Pirates defeat Putney 12-8 at Laidley field. Charles Brown allowed five hits for Carbide, while Pure Oil’s B Brown led with two hits and three runs batted in.
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Pure Oil Cops
Pirates
Putney
Pate
Blandings
OW. I
Warday Bickrom
DuPont
Laidley
Ware
Kanawha
Pure Oil
Armor Park
Laidley Field
Tunney
Ward
Armor
du Pont
Owens-[linois
Charles Brown
Bob Sutton
Sutton
Dunlap
Hastings
Bernie Brown
B. Brown
Eddie Baker
Baker
Fra Zie
Ith
Clarence Brown
Nichola
Parsons
Lee
Short
McCracken
Frazier
Payne
Brown
Clarenen Brown
Ferork
Button
Hnatinge
Nichols
Gowble
Duntep
Joe Sawyers
Joe
Grabowski
Hall
Bob Harmon
Gay
Sawyers
Homer
Marshall
Pirates Putney
Mohn
Sayers
Tenepies
Arieerin
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Ana
Rabat
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Fouikher Johnson
Wearler
Holl
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Arrore
Murphy
Fratter
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Winfree
Harmon
Hare
Lew Tendler's Place Is Popular By Damon Runyon
Philadelphia reports Lew Tendler’s Broad Street eatery dominates sports chatter. Historic venues include the Vendome, Stenton, Walton, and a bygone Ship hangout run by Max Boo Boo Hoff. Hoff once backed a Tunney Dempsey deal that Tunney rejected, leaving Hoff unpaid.
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Damon Runyon
Universal Service
Philadelphia
Philly
Lew Tendler
Broad Street
Stenton
Walton
Max
Boo Boo) Hatt
Boo Boo) Hoff
Tunney
Hoff
Tunney-Dempsey
Dempsey
Gene
Morford Looks For Big Season Bass Prospects Rise
Morford of the state conservation commission reports unusually strong bass season prospects for rivers in West Virginia. He notes streams including the Greenbrier Elk Coal Kanawha and the South Branch show abundant smallmouth bass as action begins June 28.
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the Conservation Commission
E. H. Morford
State Conservation Commission
Morford
West Virginia
United States
South Branch
Moreford
Greenbrier
Commission
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