Charleston Senators End Logan Pennant Run in Tri-State Clash
Lefty Martin held Logan to one hit through eight as Charleston toppled the visitors 5 to 4 in a tense Tri-State clash. Creath sparked Charleston with power, while Logan’s costly errors aided the Senators’ rally as they moved into pennant contention behind a standout defensive effort and timely hitting by Hinchman, Martin, and Byrd.
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Ged Indians
Colts
Tri-State
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Charles‘tom ’Senators
Martin Igraz
Bill Mauzy
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Logen
Qerrose Powell
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Bill Hinch- Webh
Creath
Berappy
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Chee
Mr. Creath
Nezain
Chick
Farrell
Chuck Malteck
Millner
Gene Byrd
Red Reynolds
Heldiong
Cote
Reynolds
Pastel
Wiese
Winters
Rimrin
Megtin
Albock
McMillgn
WyTd
Jackie Cole
Cat
Yemark
Bivens Regardee
Neme
Bill Binchman
Watt Powell
Bom Eatesy
Hima
Pisen
Nalback
Arlle ‘Crowe
Bi Maury
Ttcme
Ford
Saree
Miner
Maury
Brooks
Tney
Jack Coteight
Hogi
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Secord
Martin
Nim
Acrapetait
Lon Barringer
Que Richey Jona Charkey
McMillan
Equarest Sporta
Gince
Fowell
Meray
Hinchman
McKay
Ryans
Ote
Ingram
Byrd
Ryan
Cogan
Waite
Yankees Tie for Second with 7-6 Win Over Cleveland
The New York Yankees moved into a share of second place with Washington after a 7-6 victory against Cleveland. Jimmy Reese drove in the winning run with a bases loaded homer, while Lazzeri and Gehrig contributed key hits. Wells started for Cleveland and Ruffing for New York, with Burns, Burnett, and others tallying in the back-and-forth game.
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Jimmy Reese
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Pi Oboe
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Burnett
Secda
Averill
Morgan
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Reese
Genriz
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Wells
Ruffing
Iazzert
Hodapp
Myatt
Lazzeri
Gehrig
Falk
Reeas
Bombs
Bome
Moreau
Lazieri
Jamigon
Morlaciy
NeGoway
Owens
Umpire Guthrie's call decides Detroit baseball clash
Police reserves escorted umpire Guthrie from the Detroit park after he ruled a runner out at the plate in the ninth to secure a 5 -0 Athletics win over the Tigers. Philadelphia trailed by three entering the ninth and the crowd surged onto the field before guards kept fans back.
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Stone
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Akers
Quinn
Basra
Uble
Severith
Hildebrand
Ormsby
Boston and Chicago Split Doubleheader on Red Sox Win 10-8
Boston defeats Chicago 10-8 in the first game while Chicago wins 2-1 in the second. The column lists box score details and player at bat results, noting pitchers and key plays across the two games and interleague notes from the International League.
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Binion
International League
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Jersey City
Rochester
Buffalo
Toronto
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Montreak
Baltimore Li
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Mingo County Baseball Title Decides Half-Championship Bout
Williamson hosts the first half championship clash after beating Huntington 6 to 5 and Logan dropping to Charleston 8 to 4. Beckley and Ashland split as Beckley’s 6 to 1 win tightens the race. Lindberg’s pitching sealed Williamson’s path to face Logan while Huntington and Ashland chase third place.
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Gazette
Beverly Maynard
Ball Yard
Wiliamson
Beverly
Costa
Charley McMillan
Logan Indians
Williamson
Huntington
Logan
Charleston
Gurau County
Beckley Black Knights
Ashland
Beckley
Wallinmen
Bobh
Muntingwon
Major League Leaders Turn Pro Boxers in Oklahoma
Norman June 13 Two football players from the University of Oklahoma Varsity team have turned professional boxers. Frank Crider end has already fought several times and Fenton Taylor end is training for his first bout.
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Okla
University of Oklahoma
Ing
Frank Crider
Fallbark
Fenton Taylor
Fox Wade Mat Engagement Packs Charleston Armory Tonight
Charlie Fox the Cleveland policeman and heavyweight grappler is expected to draw Charleston fans for Ross Leader's weekly mat show at the Armory. He faces Glenn Wade in a two out of three falls bout under National Boxing Association rules with a two hour time limit, following preliminaries featuring Archie Parker versus Dr. Ralph Wilson and local amateurs Bill Sturgeon versus Homer Pue.
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Cleveland
Charleston
Ross Leader
Charlie
Glenn Wade
Fox
West Virginia
America
South
Wade
Chareston
Boxing Association
Archie Parker
Pittsburgh
Ralph Wilson
Indiante Juniversity Wrestling
Bill Sturgeon
Homer ePue
Charleston Team Defeats Huntington In Tennis Clash
Charleston’s netters extend their three year streak with a 4–1 victory over Huntington. Singles featured P Trasé beating Taylor Meant 8-3 6-8 8-4 and Regi Samus, S Littlepage winning while Trask and Sammas took doubles 5-7 3-8. The day’s highlight was Trask vs Beard, pushed to late sets before Beard withdrew.
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Huntington Tennis’ Club
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P. ‘Trasé
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Huntington
Roy Sween
Jost
Jost To Gorden
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Regi Samus, Sr
Romelser
S. C. Littlepage
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