Chatfield Wins Gazette City Wide Golf Championship
Jim Chatfield defeated Elmer Zimmerman 9 and 7 to win the 16th annual Gazette City Wide Golf Tournament. Chatfield finished with a three under par 34 on the front and 37 on the back for an overall 71, besting Zimmerman who shot 72.
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Area Sports Roundup of Local Softball and Baseball Wins
Belle VFW powered by Bill Scott two hits to beat South Charleston Merchants 12-2 as ten strikeouts highlighted his performance. Warner Coal Blue Sox beat Minden 9-4 at Lon-Wop with Henry Wellate earning the win and Candon Armstrong collecting three singles. Blue Sox travel to Summerlee for a league game rescheduled after rain. Quick’s Independents toppled the Tteed Ducks 11-1 behind Frank Mongis, with next games set for Mare met and Sonsonville. Nellis Independents defeated Yun 15-1 as Bob Keenan pitched well. Managers urged scheduling calls to Ashford. Crown Hill defeated East Bank 8-1 and will close with Standard. Clay’s Independents beat Olcott 8-4 as Estel Love’s influence noted. Clay seeks a July 4 game and provides contact details.
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Central League Standings and roster talk in foggy notes
The record fragment mentions Central League standings with Savidar and rivals like Charleston Merwa Grand Rapids and Flint. It hints at roster moves involving Jor Beggs and outfielders Nieman Bernhard Riggan, plus possible releases of Fox or Pinatella as new players arrive.
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Exgert
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Tha Gatty
Cookie
Tony Pinatella
Grand Rams
Jaginar Deyton Grend Rauids
Grays Dominate Black Yankees In 12-6 Victory
Homestead Grays routed the New York Black Yankees 12 to 6 at Watt Powell Park before 1,700 fans. Sam Bankhead drove in two runs with a pair of doubles, while Sash Gibson added a run and a single. Charles Davidson earned the win with Wilbur Fields taking the loss as New York left amplifying errors doomed their defense.
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Waitkus Near Recovery After Wounding
Chicago officials said Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Eddie Waitkus should be ready to leave Lilia Masonic Hospital around Wednesday. His condition was described as good after the shooting incident last June 15 and he was able to walk around today.
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Johnson Hurls Sox To Win Over EMCO
Johnson pitched the Red Sox to a victory over EMCO in a nine inning game. Virgil Carr led with a triple and a double while Watt Fowler provided steady support as the Sox built a strong lead. The win moves Johnson and the team closer to the 1449 Industrial league pennant.
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Trabert Triumphs In Valley Invitational Title Match
American amateur tennis player Tony Trabert from Cincinnati defeated another rival 4-6 6-4 to win the men’s title at the Valley Invitational. The match featured fast exchanges and strong serves as Trabert claimed the championship.
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Industrial Loop Standings at Wart Powell Park
Unclear readable items show a schedule at Wart Powell Park amid industrial loop standings. Key entities include Powell Park and 1921 references, with action and event timing only partially legible. Further readable facts are insufficient for a definitive summary.
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Leadership training for WV life underwriters event
Life Underwriters leaders from West Virginia associations gathered at the Daniel Badne hotel for a leadership program. Presidents Willard Britton, Thomas J. Hall, Tyautts Valkiey, Greenspon, C. TD. Rhodes, and C. Walker attended. photo credits to Gazette. Two National Leaguers and six American Leaguers posted statistics show Dave Lit over 1,400 sinte isa.
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Jets and Tribe Split in Grand Rapids Ice Clash
In Grand Rapids Michigan theJets split a doubleheader with league leading Dayton losing 3-2 in the opener and winning the second game 6-2. The matchup featured key players Sebastain, Robnson, and Sinnaman with notable scoring bursts and strong goaltending on both sides as the series shifted. Dayton led the standings while Grand Rapids battled for a late season win to boost their move.
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Pirates Recall Saffell From Indianapolis
The Pirates tonight recalled catcher Tom Saffell from Indianapolis of the American Association. Saffell batted .299 for Indianapolis last season and has a .278 mark in 68 games this year. He will join Wig Farb on the Pirates 25 man roster.
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