Visitors Triumph In Final Labor Day Meet Upset
Powell’s Senators defeated the visiting Gems 4 to 1 in a tense Labor Day finale. Nick Beason and Kirk Heatwole led a sharp pitching display while Beers and Farrell sparked key hits. Thompsons and Evans contributed offense, but a standout defense and a late homer by Dude Martin sealed the win for the Senators in a closely contested championship clincher.
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Senators Wary In Sunday Showdown At Kanawha Park
Notes recount a tense Sunday baseball clash as the Senators face Stubby Carrell and the Askland Armens at Kanawha Park with Ross Powell seeking revenge. Weather interruptions and field errors peppered the game while strong plays from Thurman and Martin highlight a mixed, but memorable, effort.
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Ross Powell
Indianapolis races hoop through crowd as 20 000 watch
Report of a large Indianapolis racing day with about 20 000 spectators. The crowd lined the track under clear skies as Tommy Murphy dominated events. Details of heats and horse Entree names appear, highlighting a senior stakes event and local performances.
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Eine Soarry
Dean Lard
Stralehe
Hents
Lagan
Favinbine Hind
Jane
Horace Man
Hollgrand
Madison Falls to Coal River Nine in rumble style
Special to The Cimeltey recounts Madison being defeated by Coal River Nine with scattered notes on tossups and lineup changes. Mentions Nivar Gale Nerios No. 2 and Diaz's game, plus figures like Tattler and Hews. Next Sunday Whitest hosts, Albans tram expected to reprise.
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Hoover Noses Out Over Fine Oarsmen at Feasting Race
Walter M. Hoover, former holder of the Diamond Sculls trophy, won the middle raced title at the Are boat club regatta on the Patapsco River. He edged W. J. Garrett Glware of the Bachelor’s Barge, Philadelphia, in a tight sprint covering around a thousand yards with a 1:19 time. Hoover also claimed the quarter mile dash title after a strong start and a late surge.
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Shocker Suspended for Verbal Clash In New York
Shocker from the New York Yunis is indefinitely suspended after a verbal clash with Canpire Hildebrand at a New York venue. Announcement came before the series with the frogman and Red Sox, with a decision pending on Bishop of the Athletics.
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Mountaineers Camp Hopes For Strong Season Start
Mountaineer camp at Jackson's Mill West Virginia reports varied practice sessions as Ira Rodgers notes a wristwatch issue and weather calms. Coaches Meredith Styxbury and Smith direct workouts while players like Gragg, Waltar, and Montgomery contend for places. fans, including Sandy Toothman, attend drills and challenge rival spectators.
Athletic Curtain Dropped in Beach Boxing Gala
A chaotic beach boxing program featured Wendell Hutchies vs Clark Dutierty, with Garris and Johnson among performers. The crowd saw a tense draw after back and forth exchanges, injuries, and a noisy program led by announcer Weal Vingtitis. The night closed with a six foot fighter, Wilds, and a short exhibition by Neal and Wath.
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Talmadge Stars at Virginian in Graustark Tale
The Virginian presents a first National production starring Norma Talmadge opposite Owen OBrien with Joseph Schenck behind the scenes. The Graustark tale features Marc McDermott as Prince Gabriel and Frank Curthe-Kine as the whimsical ruler of the homeland, delivering an entertaining program that blends romance and drama.
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Ten Commandments at Rialto in vivid stage drama
The Rialto presents a biblical drama featuring an ensemble led by actors portraying Moses and Pharaoh amid sweeping scenes of the Red Sea and moral conflict. Noted performances by the cast include Roberts as Moses, Mirkin as Midian, and Naldi delivering strong support, with praise for the production’s scale and period tone.
Chaney Stars In The Unholy Three At Capitol Theatre
Lon Chaney delivers a standout performance in The Unholy Three a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer mystery comedy now playing at the Capitol. The film pairs Chaney with a strong supporting cast including Mae Busch Matt Moore Victor McLaglen Harry Earles and Mathew Betz with Vod Browning directing a blend of suspense and humor. A second local item reports the Charleston Mattters losing 2 to 1 in ten innings to Clendenin in a pitchers duel with timely runs in the fourth seventh and tenth.
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Mountain Climber Charles Byers Smashes Peak Record
Charles Byers of Colorado Springs piloted a kia from Pikes Peak base to the summit in 17 minutes 48 3 5 seconds, breaking the annual climb record by more than a minute. He won the Penroma aliver trophy and a $1,500 prize as 6000 spectators cheered from base to crest. Otto Loerci held the old mark at 11 minutes 18 seconds.
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