Forkers Triumph Over Dunbar In One-Hit Victory
One hit by Joe Winters propelled Forkers to an 8-0 win over Dunbar at Valley Bell Park. Dale Ceaney opened with a single in the sixth for Dunbar, but Winters shut the door,.Phillips started for Dunbar tossing a two-hit game but Forkers’ timely sixth inning singles produced both runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Winters
Valley Bell Pack
Dunbar Glass
Dale Ceaney
Phillips
Dunbar
Yeoue
Winters
Totels
Wintree
Haris
Hindle
Foner
P. Layne
Layee
Untitled sports blurbs fragment with player stats
Fragmentary text reports batted, stolen bases and run totals for a baseball game. Names like Kilic Powers Mer McGanee Gahee Sareell appear as players, with references to a page turn. Exact teams and dates are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Kilic
Alfred Perry Wins British Open Tie Record in Stormy Round
Alfred Perry, the rank outsider, captured the British Open at Muirfield Scotland tying the Open record with a stormy 72 final round. He finished four strokes ahead of Alf Padgham, with William Lawlor Little Jr. tying for fourth after a 69 for an amateur record. Perry’s win came as the American contingent lagged and the field faced gale conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muirfield
Scotland
Alfred Perry
Gene
Sarazen
Henry Cotton
Email Leatherhead
London
Alf Padgham
Muirfida
Welkin
William Law
Sor Little
San Francisco
Little
Charley Whitcombe
Bert Gadd
Henry Picard
Hershey
Sid Easterbirds
Bill Branch
Maconald Smith
Smitty
Frank Bull
Atlanta
Robert Sweeney
New York
Waco
Tex
Perry
Interdafinnss
Martin Downs Engravers Lose to Martins in A 11-5 Defeat
The Martin team overwhelmed Kanawha Valley pennant hopes at Armor Park with an 11 to 5 win. All Martin runs came in a big second inning rally, sending Engraver starter Lefty Means to the showers. Kemp Myers relieved and shut the door as Martin bunched seven hits aided by Engraver errors and several passed balls, while Hardman Quinlan and several others contributed runs.
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Martin
Kanawha Valley
Jeanue
Armor Park
Engraver
Means
L. Shropshire
Ross
Kemp Myers
Quinlan
Ohughes
Omerides
Ren Dardan
Young Robarts
Menne L
Brimper
Sengle
Anrr Spas
Hil Bow
H.shropshire
L. Shroyshire
Brive
Yowig McGee
Rusk
Hardman
Nuri
Young
L. Stamper
Laine
Spens
Hill Oh
Shre
Re. Stropah
Boderis
L. Shonshire
Marks
Quinla
Bloe
Jordan
Hill
McGee
Shropshire
Myers
Jordana Ane Grevor
Birkn Faw Dewees
Long Shots Triumph at Charles Town Racing Card
Charles Town results show six of seven winners paying over $12 with the double worth $200.20. Eddie Smith rode Last Laugh and Natures Dream in the double, with Last Laugh paying $19.60 and Natures Dream $17. Major Lee upset at $8.40 to win the fourth. Lady Lawyer won the second, Italian Harry placed, and Natures Dream led the third. Star Turn second, Rock Miss close, and Okay Winchell featured in the later races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Smith
E. Carver
W. W. Watter
A. Hersberger
Major Lee W
Major Lee
G. Overcash
J. C. Marino
Last Laugh
de. H. Howard
Star Turn
Natures Dream
Rock Miss
A. C. Hunsicker
Light Action
Dunair
G. C. Berger, Jr
G. Mohr
Royal
Lassie
Lady Buck
Okay Winchell
Hosain
Hot Dike
Hicks and Didrikson Fall in Western Open Upset
In Chicago on June 23 a pair of seasoned amateurs stunned leading women golfers by defeating Helen Hicks and Mildred Didrikson in the women's western open. Mrs. S. L. Reinhardt of Winnetka beat Didrikson 5 and 4 as Opal S. Hill of Kansas City defeated Sy Lett in a brisk, rain soaked match before about a thousand spectators.
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Chicago
America
Helen Hicks
Mildred
Babe) Dlérikson
S. L. Reinhardt
Winnetks
Didrikson
MM. Sylett
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Capital View Course Sets New Par For Nine Holes
Capital View golf course opens today with a new par 34 for nine holes. Pro Dick Galligan announces lengthened seventh, eighth and ninth holes and provides the revised yardages and pars for each hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital View
Dick Galligan
Clark and Ehresman Lead at Pennsylvania Open
Clark of Bloomfield New Jersey and Clarence Ernesman of Eaglesmere Pennsylvania blister Hershey layout with sub par 70s to seize co lead at the 13 hole mark in the Pennsylvania Open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Uarance Clark
Bloomfield
N. J
Clarence Enres
Man
Eaglesmere
Victor Paris Triumphs in Middleweight Title Bout
In Paris on June 26 the French contender defeated countryman Candil by decision after a slow fourteen round bout. Paris claimed the world middleweight title with the win as the crowd witnessed a cautious, evenly fought contest between two home fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
i—Marce? Thi
France
Anamel Candil
Latomin Race Meeting Results with Multiple Races
Race results from Latomin feature numerous events with 2 and 3 year olds, prize money of 700 and 200, names such as Macdena, Migs Baxon, W. Garner, Dandy, and more. The ledger lists horses, weights, times, and betting figures across several races including a 2 mile plus sprint and a 3 year old event, with outputs like Time 1:13 and Time 3.42 for different heats.
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Latomin
Aids UK
Migs Baxon
Menon
W. Garner
Aoran
Tov Wind
Prank
Mam
Jerry W
Tippver
Boson
Maldone
eCay
Thunder Lass
F-Jewel Box
Qican
Hanna
F-Grean
Vellas
Ghote
Balisite
P-Bank Walker
Viewory
T Lady
Genol
Larry M
M. L. Pedion
Ginea
Rene
Aircoyon
Periedivus
Novelte
P-Beverly Jean
Sweet Suen
Bombestic
Yanan
AythcnuRe
Mise Sansa
Giaimmng
Agnes
Bernier
Cantieri
Biles Orphan
Drawer
Rolanda Minnie Belle
Hilgrum
Argon Bridge
Baker
Toman
Sichon
M. B. Alton
Alcon
Ashesnelle
Soda
Ang
Simimino
Gothier
Sia
Poller
W. Birrell
H. “Louman
Bed Madres
Ehauvendt
McCoy
Brammer
Our Sammy
Compton
Jessie Deer
Almac
Superby
Potterton
Barkley Prince Flux
Our Bride
Phrid
Cryptic Names Blink Through Unreadable Nation Ledger
Fragmented OCR listing numerous oblique names and terms including people, places, and possible affiliations. The passage reads as a garbled catalog of individuals such as Mike, Fisher, Rachel, and Stella alongside invented or distorted place names and titles, with no clear narrative or event.
Indians End White Sox Streak In Cleveland Opener
Cleveland defeats Chicago 5 to 4 as Whitehead’s skid reaches six straight losses. Indians leverage early runs, while Hank Greenberg powers Detroit with three homers in a different game, as Tigers close on Yankees in standings.
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Jay's
Cleveland
Ortrott
St. Louis
Indians
Jim
John White- Yead
Chicago
White Sox
Whitehead
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Chiesa
Celatter
Hayes
Hage
Yoomie
Bonurs
C'Raparis
Bim
Otroky
Appling Ss
Hale
Sewelln
Thildebr
Whitt
Pela
Wyatt
Sewell
Lth
Uhnen
el Radell
Haas
Aimmen Kaickerbocker
Vosnits
Mele
Philips Biror Appling
Gal Rer
Campbell
Borure
Simmons
Bynes
Grapher
Gabiret
Tun
Sars Rithe
Hildébrand
Heme
Siti Kile
Sucrit Gebrand
Double
Boerrer
Hocker
Y Leth
Clete
Brand
Whitehere
Sirvenow Brand
Whiteread
Wrate Ea Whitehead
Stykizonis
Ittidebrand Whitsherd
Wredt
Herder
Hidebrand
Moriarty
Owens
Quinn
Handy Hank Greenberg
St Louis Browns
Cochrane
Geirigr
Grrenb
Rts
Col Qorlin
Aiiest
Ronell
Henster Walker
Death
F Borne't
Cottm
Wbepotr
Greenberg
Gos
Auker
Hemsley
Cottman
Huns
Greenberz
Owen
Hemsiev
Rogell
Greenorig
Fox
Dawsle
Roxest Gtrenberg
Gehringer
Rozell
Detroit
St. Lowy
Awker
Chin
Haneen
Colm
Callman
Pilchet
Henin
Coffman
Laskog
Gel
Minemand
Gonringer
Wanker
Waker
Gehring
Gosiin ‘If
West of
Borel
S.tremsles Siegediche
Qrurnett Ab
Walsio Po
Wallugs
Bayworth
Clit
CIE
Belma
Fas
Walker
Tao
Genringer
Orth
Greenberr
Gosin
Healey
Oehunger
Hegel
Gremberes Greenberg
Rogel
Leian
Laws
Ostali
Borrell Yan Ala
Alclkeowts
Borrell Alto
Hite
Yan Atta
Heher
Ata
Ing Pileher
Yanatin
Unipiier
Mo- Gageen
Biaredrey Nod Dummere
Vatkiiy L
Henshaw Narrowly Misses No-Hit Bid as Cubs Beat Pirates
In Chicago on June 28, Wee Ray Henshaw came within one out of a no hit bid, pitching the Cubs to an 8-0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. A disputed double by Mace Brown near the seventh inning created the only real change in the scoreless string, while Henshaw walked four and allowed no other hits. The Cubs rode timely defense and Henshaw’s control to blank the Pirates, 8-0, in a game featuring tight pitching and a near-miss no-hitter.
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Chicago
Um—Wee Ray Henshaw
Cublefinander
Jim Half
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mace Brown
Freddie Lindstrom
Brown
Henshaw
Fitlstuegh
Gbisaxe
AB Hoa
Aurars
Weaver
Henschew
Birkofer
Herma
Bordstrom
Herman
Cezarretta
Hartnatt Lind
Stra
Caverretts
Hartnet
Dewble Brown
Thevenow
Subic
Jurzes
Herran Lo Cavarrette
Pittsburoh
Chicaca
Boze
Wei
Etegahaw
Birkater
Weaver Unip'res Moron
Magercutsa and
Quigley
Tim
Dunbar Glass and duPont Face Off For Twilight League Title
Dunbar Glass will contest du Pont's claim to the first half championship in a lone Twilight league game at Laidley this afternoon at 3:30. Secretary A. W. Glenn announced Coal Fork and Valley Bell will play at Laidley on Saturday July 6, with Dunbar and duPont meeting again at Valley Bell Park on July 13.
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Dunbar Glass
duPont
Laidley
Gee
A. Ws. Glenn
Coal Fork
Valley Bell
Shcc
Laidtey Field
Dunbar
Valley Bell, Park
Budge Advances to Wimbledon Quarters in First major event
Donald Budge, 19, from Oakland, defeats France opponent Boussus 6-3 6-2 3-6 6-0 to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals. Fred Perry and Gottfried von Cramm also win to join other survivors. Budge and Make beat Bean and Lawrence in doubles. The event features Jacobs vs Lyle and Moody vs Noel in the women’s draw.
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London
Donald Budge
Oakland
Calif
Christian Boussus
Budge
Boussus
Fred Ferry
Josiph Pallada
Jugoslavia
Baron Gottfried Wong Cramm
Germany
Gene Mako
Los Anggeles
Sidney Wood
New Yo
Nancy Lyle
England
Helen Wills
Moody
Susan Noel
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Eh.g. Lee
SR. Avary
Make
G E, Bean
B. R. Lawrence
Charleston and Carbide Shooters 10 Meet Today
The fifth of nine matches between the Charleston Sun club and Carbide trap league will be held today. Trap ground opens at 2:00 PM and main shoot starts about 1:30 PM. Lineups include Davis Davis and Watkins for Charleston and Wolf Atwood for Carbide among others.
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Charleston Sun Club
Carbide Trapshooting League
Reid
Charleston Carbide
la Follette Guthrie McCallister Walters
Elks Beat Lions 3 1 In Burro BasI Game At Banawhe Park
A crowded Banawhe Park grandstand watched the Elks club defeat the Lions club 3 to 1 in a Burro bash game. Beaten Lions challenged for a real baseball contest. proceeds to Elks shot and stocking fund and Lions charity work. Brawn Livesay Jennings Temple and Bill Ebman scored for the Elks.
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Elks Club
Lions Club
Banawhe Park
D. Boens Dawson
Elks
Lions
Brawn Livesay
Jennings Temple
Bill Ebman
The
Senators Win Twin Card in Charleston pennant bid
The Charleston Senators won both ends of a doubleheader in Zanesville, beating the Greys 8-6 and 4-6. Ernie Salamone hit two homers in the opener, driving in five runs, while Dietz earned the nightcap win as Huntington presses the pennant race with crucial victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Zanesville
Charleston Senators
Zanesville Greys
Greys
Huntington Red Birds
Johnstown
Ernie Salamone
Pavlovic
Senators
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Geme
Ceol Sere
Dunvar Giars
Owtas A.C
Tinahowey
I Dombar
Penay
A. C
Laid
Reynolds
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Yoolh Shoul
Robinson Arria Gambarelli
Thurston Hall
Pertakelton
Stephen Foster
In Technicator
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Anneunette
Robert Balrouxna
Age Evans
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Royal Fur Fer Trier
Wickinson
Martin Downs
Charles Town
Helen
Babe
Clark
Ehresman
Atures
Virginia Distillery Corp
Aichmong, VA
Thi
Victor
Malden Zyrar
Bn Hardy
Mottird
A. Dabsan
Pollir Ann
PY Lexy
Bender
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C Matt
Fastel
Ted Conard
Craig
Time Ltd
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Highland
Downs
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Tabasu
Wand Song
Bur Ha
Thied
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J Gene Ola
Eleimino
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Gretna
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Atorus Vignolas
Bereil
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Rasene
Darel
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Dan Pavlovic
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Paulovic
Mauc
Sadd
Hafey
Henrich
Crompton
Cortazza
Priinvic
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Charlesten
W. Va
Embassy
St. Albans Road
Harry Price
Jane Williams
Vocaliat
Rinc Ann Am
Prince
B. C
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