Senators Rally To Beat Canton 6-5 In Final Series Game
JARLESTON salvaged the final game of its series with Canton last night at Kanawha park, scoring six runs in the fourth inning to edge the Terriers 6-5. Lafry Dugan worked out of trouble after a rough start as Charleston clinched the win. Canton jumped to an early lead, but Charleston’s big fourth turned the game, with Seck Burman delivering a three-base hit and Burman totaling a trio of runs driven in by the rally. The Senators will start a four-game set in Zanesville before moving to Canton, then return home July 4 for a double bill with Portsmouth.
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Patterson’s late heroics spark Canton win over rivals
In a tense game, Pat Patterson led Trr tere to a narrow victory with four hard punches and a clutch performance. Jack Burman provided a key fourth inning rally as Canton clung to the lead, while Charleston piled on late but fell short. The club plans a doubleheader with Portsmouth Panthers on July 4 as Powell jockeys for a major role and Canton eyes the pennant.
Grant Powers to Quarter-Finals at Wimbledon
USAry American Bryan M. Grant of Atlanta crushed Vivian McGrath of Australia 6-3 8-4 6-0 in a fourth round match at Wimbledon. Grant joins Perry Cravenford and Quist in the men’s quarter-finals as Jacobs advances in women’s singles. Budge and Allison win doubles as Lizana and Horn progress in the women’s draw.
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Bitsy) Grant
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Bunny” Austin
England
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Germany
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Philadelphia
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C. Clark
Demandy
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Brookline
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Carbide Victorious In Industrial Tennis League Match
Carbide defeated its Diamond plant team 4-0 in two matches at Carbide courts in South Charleston. Westvaco default wins lift remaining teams as Weatwace was scheduled to play Libbey-Owens-Ford but chlorine team dropped out. Singles results: Allum over Berger 6-2 6-1, Blair over Rose 6-4 6-1, Smith over Schroath 6-1 6-3, Dervis over Critchfield 6-2 7-5, Kelso over Fraizier 6-3 6-1. Doubles: Davis and Purse over Rose and Critchfield 6-2.
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Junior Reds to Face Charleston Juniors This Afternoon
The Junior Reds meet the Spring Hill team on the lat ters field at 2 40 this afternoon. Manager Lestie Hawkins calls Reds to meet at his Washington street home or Patrick street bridge at 1 00. Hawkins plans to start Lewis or Legg on the mound with Hedrick catching.
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Bonthron Wins 1500 at Eastern Olympic Trials
Princeton’s Bonthron edged Gene Venzke in the 1500 meters at the eastern sectional Olympic trials in Cambridge Harvard stadium, clocking 6:55.2 as Venzke held second. The meet seeded finalists for July tryouts at Randall's Island, with several stars like Eddie O'Brien and Henry Dreyer setting marks and qualifying in various events amid rain.
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Ali Baba to Meet Marshall for Heavyweight Title
Ali Baba and Everett Marshall of Colorado clash for the undisputed world heavyweight wrestling championship at Red Bird stadium Monday night. The event draws an expected 20,000 fans with belts presented by Heywood Allen Jr. and refereeing by Coach Billy Thom. Preliminary bouts start at 8:25 with a full card featuring international, national, and regional wrestlers across several bouts.
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Pile Hardware to Play Sissonville Club Today
The Plier Hardware baseball team will meet the Sissonville Independents at Sissonville this afternoon at 2 30. Liptrap will pitch for Pile with Baldwin catching. All Pile players should meet at the store at 12 30.
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Ritzenberg, Harvey win at Atlantic junior tennis tourney
Ritzenberg of Washington and Barton Hervey Jr of Baltimore shared top honors at the Atlantic junior and boys tennis tournament in Baltimore. Ritzenberg beat Nathan Aston 3-6 6-2 7-5 for the junior title, while Harvey defeated Andrew Christian of Richmond 8-2 6-3 in the boys final.
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Baseball standings update and batting leaders noted
Phillips star Soniye Moore of the Phillies rebounds from injuries to collect three hits in five at bats, lifting his average to .365 and tying Dolph Camilli for the league lead. Baxter Jory slips to third as White Sox’s Rip Rachel climbs into second place with four hits in nine at bats. sweeping double header boosts totals.
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Open Tennis Meet Will Begin Friday
More than 30 entries including Sam Cohn of Beckley, Paul Pollard of Lynchburg, Aubrey Smith of Beckley, Charney Turner of Roanoke, Jimmy Allen, Charlie Gore of Charleston, Rives Jones Jr. of Bluefield, and Huntington contenders Ed Die Buckle, Byron Wilkinson, Tickle Reed, Deacon Parsons, and Clarence Huffman plus Mrs Evelyn Heiberg Jane Hoy and Martha Norvell. Drawings Thursday night. play starts 9 Friday morning. finals planned 2 p.m. Sunday. a dance for participants.
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Beckley
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Paul Pollard
Lynchburg
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Huntington Tennis Club
Aubrey Smith
Colt
Charney Turner
Roanoke
Jimmy Allen
Charlie Gore
Charleston
Rives Jones
Bluefield
Eddie Buckle
Byron Wilkinson
Huntington City
Tickle Reed
Deacon Parsons
Clarence Huffman
Wilkingon
Evelyn Heiberg
Jane Hoy
Martha Norvell
Barringhain
Kocsis Captures Collegiate Golf Championship
Detroit born Charles Chuck Kocsis won the national intercollegiate golf crown at North Shore club in Chicago defeating Louisiana State’s Paul Leslie. The 23 year old completed a 36 hole final, led from the first hole, and secured the Big Ten title for Michigan, duplicating Michigan’s 1932 feat.
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Charles ¢Chuck Kocsis
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North Shore Club
Paul Leslie
Louisiana State
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Leslie
New Castle
Johnny Fischer
Fischer
U. S
Discus Record Shattered at Olympic Trials in Milwaukee
Ken Carpenter of USC shattered the Olympic discus mark with a 170 feet 88 inches throw at Marquette stadium. Second place went to Cordon Bunn, third to Hugh Cannon, fourth to Chester Cruickshank, and fifth to Claude Walton. Glenn Morris won the Olympic decathlon with 7880 points, breaking the world record.
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University of Southern California
Marquette Stadium
Oy John Anderson
Cordon Bunn
Olympic Club
Hugh Cannon
Brigham Young
Ourth
Chester Cruickshank
Denver
Claude Walton
University
Monsanto Baseball Team Clashes With Winfield Nine
The Monsanto Chemical company baseball team faces Winfield this afternoon at 2 30 on the Winfield diamond. Dent or Odell likely to pitch while Howard Hudnall is out with a wrenched ankle. New hires L Whittington and Rex Jarvis join the squad to bolster the defense. Docible header lines up July 4 or 5 games. Nitro phone 9196 for arrangements.
Porter Wins Tri-State Women's Singles Title
In Cincinnati at the Cincinnati Tennis Club on June 27 Mrs. Lila G. Porter of Mobile Alabama defeated Virginia Holtinger of Dayton Ohio in straight sets to claim the tri-state national indoor championship. The match crowned Porter the top woman player in the Ohio valley.
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Libbey-Owens To Play Today In Huntington
Libbey-Owens-Ford softball team faces a doubleheader today in Huntington for the state tournament. The opener is against Hosedale, last year’s champions, with Owens-Illinois as the second opponent. The winner advances to the national tournament in Chicago.
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Newer Members Boost Charleston Chess Club Ranks
Newer members of the Charleston Chess Club have raised their standings in recent months. Reid Holt climbed to second place in the championship, beating Hart in the final round, while Carver and Dana Hughes swept minor and consolation events. Alice Gilliland, Clifton Ripley, Dr. A. Selatz, Griff Schilling, and Jim Main posted notable results as first-year players, with Klug and others shaping a strong core for next year.
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Reid
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Hort
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Clifton Ripley
Focal Club
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Herbert Vaughan
Jim Main
Joe Bates
Schilling
Vaughan
Snyder
Ken Hy Andrews
David Swarts
Church
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Whopper Captures Pontchartrain Handicap at Detroit
Whopper the favorite won the $5,000 Pontchartrain handicap by a neck with Stand Pat second and Sir Michael third. The four year old bay Whopper clocked 1 44 3 8 for a mile and a sixteenth and paid 3.60 to win. Southern Way claimed the $1,000 six furlong ash with Cavaly Girl runner up and Roselli third.
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Heedley
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Junior Cardinals Cup routs Cubs 14 in field softball clash
The Junior Cardinals defeated the Cubs 14 to 5 in a Boys Field Junior League game yesterday. Buckner pitched soundly for the winners, holding the Cubs to three hits. Final score: Jr Cards 003 405 2, Cubs 000 000 5. Burkner and B Hartman led for the losers with Mayes and Truslew, Byrd and McClane contributing in the lineup.
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St Bernard Wins Hawthorne Illinois Owners Handicap
In Chicago on June 27 St Bernard owned by E D Shafter won the 35.0 added Illinois Owners Handicap at Hawthorne before 15 000 spectators. The four year old finished three and a half lengths ahead of Threadneedie with Hollie third and Understand fourth in a field of ten. St Bernard ran the mile and a furlong in 1 52 earning 4 dollars. Wagers paid eight to wit five sixty to place and five forty to show. Thread Deedle paid twenty two sixty to place and eight forty to show. Hell Image the favorite paid two eighty show.
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Boxton Defeats Cleveland In Nations League Match In New York
In a crowded New York arena Boxton defeated Cleveland in a Nations League contest. Hubell and Simi contributed strong performances for Boxton while Jockens and Passeev anchored the Boston side. The close game featured tied moments and series momentum shifting late in the fourth period.
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