Youthful Cabell star defeats Arkle in open tennis semifinals
Deacon Parsons of Huntington ousts B. F. Arkle 8-0 6-8 7-3 to reach the championship at Charleston Tennis Club. Blickle beats Gore 6-2 6-1 in the other semifinal as finals set for today include both men's and women's singles with Buckle and Allen entering doubles finals.
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Ree
Eadie Buckle
Charleston
Huntington
DeaconParsons
Buckle
Parsons
Jimmy Allen
B. F. Arkle
Wheeling
Bickle
Gore Blickle
Charley Gore
Blickle
Gore
Arkle
Deacon
Dorothy Bolt
Ann Miller
Misa Bolt
Ott Reuter
Hinton
Dorothy Bell
Herman DeVol
Parkersburg
Allen
Charley Front
Front
Sam Cohn
Beckley
Eddie Alcorn
Mount
Deacon Parsons
Jeff
Eddie Blickle
Hantington
Gazelle Piotos
Finals Set In County Golf Championship At Kanawha Club
Bannerot of Edgewood and Hawkins of Kanawha reach 36 hole finals at Kanawha Country Club with 10 AM first round and 2:30 PM second. Atlantic Greyhound trophy to the champion, new best player in county, after defeating Hawkins in earlier rounds. Awards to follow at a club supper.
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PR Bannerot
Edgewood
John Hawkins
Kanawha
Kanawha County
Kanawha Country Club
Alex Larmon
Atlantic Greyhound Company
West Virginia
BNL
Arthur M. Hill
Banneret
F. M. Hawkins
Bobby Lowe
al O'Neal
Hawkins
W. E Flynn
W. L. Peterson
Roy Blizzard
Blizzard
Lowe
Harry Silverstein
A. B. O'Neil
W. E. Fond
Charley Schrader
Gordon Murray
W. T. Lively
Charley Hodges
Ted Lively
Safe and Sound wins close Lincoln Fields race
Lincoln Victor Safe and Sound wins the Francis Peabody Memorial handicap at Lincol Fields. I Hanford rode Safe and Sound to a head photo finish in the $5,000 added event for three year olds and up, time 1:54 4-5 for 1 1/8 miles. Bow and Arrow and Arabs Arrow followed, Mucho Gusto faded to third. Safe and Sound paid 7.20 to win, 3.00 to show.
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Chicago
I. Hanford
Safe and Sound
Mucho Gusto
Bow and Arrow
Arabs Arrow
Leni
Bow
Mucho
Mucho ‘Gusto, Davison
W. Garner
Chance Ray
Ramsey Coppage
P. Ryan
Ar- Ungtet Park
Bernier to address Hampden Sydney alumni group
Charles Yank Bernier Hampden Sydney college athletic director will speak to the Charleston alumni association at a dinner Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the Tally Ho. He tours the state to meet alumni and assess prospective students and will show football game footage from last fall.
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Charles
Yank" Bernier
Hampden Sydney College
Charleston Alumni Association
Tally-Ho
Bernier
Hampden Sydney
Walberg to face Mephisto in Charleston mat tilt
Walberg meets The Great Mephisto in the main event of a three bout Legion Armory card in Charleston Monday night. Semi final pits Buck Weaver against Naki, a rough fighter from Arabia weighing 200 pounds, while Weaver at 195 aims for a sharp, scientific bout. The card opens with Dick Griffin 195 of Columbus meeting Walter Stratton 158 of Detroit after replacing Joe Montana.
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Legion
Taki
Weaver
Charleston
Armory
American Legion
Whitey Walberg
Mephisto
Aki the Terrible
Buck Weaver
Naki
Jack Reynolds
Indiana University
Billy Thom
Maki
Arabia
Toledo
Walberg
Menpisto
Minnesota
Mystery Men
Duluth
Minn
Dick Griffin
Columbus
Walter Stratton
Detroit
Mich
Griffin
Joe Montana
Stratton
Dog Boarding School Opens in Beckley Kanine Kollege
L M Moore of Jackson Mississippi trainer of hunting dogs and L A Landers local sportsman announce a dog boarding school to open June 1 at Glen Daniel on the Beckley Mount Hope road. It will be called Kanine Kollege and Kennele with individual apartments and a caretaker day and night. Field work will start September 1 with yard breaking force retrieving and bird work.
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Beckley
M. Moore
Jackson
Miss
L. A. Landers
Glen Daniel
Beckley-Mount Hope Road
Kanine Kollege
Moore
The Chief Wins Aqueduct Race at Brooklyn Stakes
Maxwell Howard's three year olds The Chief and Stagehand won the Brooklyn Stakes at Aqueduct run over a mile and an eighth in 1 48 2 5. The Chief ridden by Longden defeated Stagehand by a length and Unfailing took third. Pompoon failed to threaten and finished sixth as early betting favored The Chief at 7 to 2.
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Chief
Stagehand
Earl Sande
P. Gorning
Pennant
Ova
Longden
Davis
Worner
Bwladelphia
Virgil Spudt
Joe Cascarella
Leftield
Phillies
Cincinnati
Buck Jordan
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Rises
Ai Stainbek
Myrts
Gazette United Loop Will Meet Monday
Frohman Johnson announces a league managers meeting at Owens-Illinois office at 7 30 on Monday. E D Martin's team leads the league. Prizes at Delaware racing park for the current season total more than 350000 dollars.
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United Loop
Frohman Johnson
Gazette-United Junior Baseball League
Owens-Illinois
E. D. Martin
Delaware Racing Park
Ice Team Faces Maxine In North Pole Softball Showdown
The Ice Team will play the Maxine softball club at L o'clock. Hawkins or Lamont will pitch for the Eskimo squad.
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North Pole
Hawkins Or
Lamont
Giants Bow 6 0 as Bryant blanks New York at Polo Grounds
Chicago pitcher Clay Bryant allowed only three singles and no one to second as the Cubs blanked the New York Giants 6 to 0 at the Polo Grounds before 18,914. It was Bryant’s sixth shutout of 1938 and kept the pennant race tight with Cincinnati and Philadelphia close behind.
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Clay Bryant
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Zanesville
Ohio
Giants
Chicago
Sries
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Cubs
Chicaes
New York
BBC
H “Hack
J'Mccarthyz
Bate
TG Amber
Hobvenan Et iSeeds
St Totais
Pouris
Battad Ehlenag
Cavaretta
Jurers
J Bryaak
Huma
Hack
Reynelds
Demaree
Caveretta
Chitaga
Bryant
Gumacet
Srowa
Lokrman
Bren O Inn
Gumbert Wurges
Danning
Grumaert
Dinphres
Stark
Yankees trample Tigers 9 to 3 in Detroit
New York Yankees overpower Detroit Tigers 9 to 3 as they cement second place in the American League, closing in on the Indians. Rookie second baseman Joe Gordon leaves after being struck on the head by a throw from Rudy York. Ruffing wins for the Yankees while Coffman, Auker, and Pottenberger toil for Detroit. Page 9.
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Une
New York Yankees
Tigers
Yanks
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Joe Gordon
Rudy York
Totsle
Buted
Ter Coffman
Sth
Auker
DiMareia
Selkirk
Regell
Gehrince Ross
Ertazs
Lands
Gehringer
Craeedh Ritex
Tmz
Walker
Gordon
Rufing
Boer
York
Gehtinger
DiMaggiste Boule
Regen
Bhsev
New’ York
Detroit & Bates
Ruffing
Lawson
Potlenberger
Coffman
Potfenberger
Coffman Auber
Liwran
Polfenverzer
Cottman
Dickey
Elk Refining Edges Daily Mall In 6 5 Kanawha Tilt
Elk Refining defeated the Daily Mall 6 to 5 in a Kanawha Valley contest at Armor. Leading hitters were Andrews Backus Cox and N Young, while Batkus and Callahan held the Mp. team to four hits. Pitchers Backus and Hartman worked four and one third and two thirds respectively.
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Daily Mall
Armor
T. Andrews
Backus
Cox
N. Young
Batkus
Callahan
Fak Refining Abutative
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MD Pierce
Marks
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W. Young
Norman Jb
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BiAoedeker
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Anarews
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Re Young
Tucker
Pleren
Wil- Unme
Boedecker
Walls Frittman
Berra Boynier
Cos
Murs
Young
Rucker
Backwe
T. Andress
N. Younn
Sneriflea
Ehs
Mall
Baarn
Barkus
Caliahau
Wartman
Caliahnae
BMI
Hartman Fo
Callahan Tim
Ring
Wills
Hartman
Dosiounsk
Gexypok
Meller
Races Slated For 4-H Oval
The Capital City Motorcycle club will stage its second annual race Friday at 2 o clock at the 4 H oval with a record field. National champion Bob Beatty of Wilkinsboro Pa leads a strong entry of riders including Len Nigaro Bill Carpenter Adle Peat Bill Shaw E Hupp Raw Sprouse and other locals. The program features all Class C events and could set the stage for a national championship next year under AMA rules with Joe Ryle as chairman. A crowd of 4040 saw Poland win the world football championship from Ireland at Warsaw recently.
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Capital City
Bob Beatty
Bob
Wilkinsboro
Joe Petrila
Beatty J
Len Nigaro
Bloomfield
N. J
Bill Carpenter
Lancaster
Adlé Peat
Dayton
Poland
Ireland
Warsaw
Moody and Budge Hold Wimbledon Pace in Fourth Round
Moody and Budge advanced at Wimbledon on June 24 depicting a tough fourth round. Moody defeated Heinie Miller 8-6 6-4 while teaming with Borotra to win mixed doubles 6-4 0-1. Budge overwhelmed Shayes 3-6 4-6 1-6 and Jacobs beat James 6-4 6-2. Austin edged Mako in a lengthy five set 6-4 4-8 9-7 0-6 6-4.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Hele Wills Moody
Don Budge
California
Torday
Moody
Bobbie Heinie-Miller
South Africa
TV. Hughan
C. C. Hoaking
Britain
Budge
A. A. Shayes
Ace
Jacobs
Helen Jacobs
Freda James
England
United States
Bunny" Austin
Gene Mako
Yanks Will Play Today At Valley Grove Field
The Charleston Yanks will face the Valley Grove baseball team today at the latter's field. Players must meet at Jones Grocery at 11 o'clock. Managers seeking to schedule games with the Yanks should call Jack Davis at 37-294.
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Charleston Yanks
Valley Grove
Yankee
Jones Grocery
Yanks
Jack Davis
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