Grafton Beats Rowlesburg 11 to 8 in West Virginia league
Grafton sluggers rallied for 11 hits led by Ron McKinney and Tiberi with home runs, defeating Rowlesburg 11 to 8 at Athletic Field. Bartlett worked nine innings for Grafton as Bowlesburg trailed early, then responded with multiple innings of scoring but fell short.
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Grafton
Carr’ China Koys
Athletic Field
Bowlesburg
Bartlett
Ralph Bartlett
Invaders
Nary
Dick Robinson
Rog” Shriver
Ron McKinney
Tiberi
Bus” Pugh
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Lobis
Hal’ Tiberi
Robinson
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Shriver
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Nice
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McKinney
Jones
Menear
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J. Marshok
Kirby
Shafter
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Pelt Oon
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Carr China
Ti“beri
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Williams
Locals Lose Close Battle In Grafton Tilt
Philippi defeats Grafton 5 to 3 at Athletic Field after a late rally. Tramontina pitched six innings, Shriver allowed runs in relief, with Keener and Slaughter delivering tying hits. Robinson scored winning run on a misplayed play as Philippi pulled ahead in the eighth.
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Palmer
Grafton
Athletic Field
Philippi
Carr China
Barbour
Johnny
Tramontina
Shriver
Pop
Roy
Hull
Perrine
Pyles
Robinson
Abie” Keener
Cy” Slaughter
Worden
Slaughter
Holbert
McKinney
Walters
Suder
Keener
Seavish
Ratliff
Ron McKinney
Stoler
Ratlig
Pugh
Jones
Lobis
Tiberi
Kirby
Kirby Gong
Johnny Tramontina
Phiipps
R. HW. O
Scoyish
Rati
iPyles
Ashley
R. H
A. Jones
Lobia
Tremontina
Scavish
Son
Tages -Byioks
Ai —Dusick
Inter league All Star Battle Set For Cleveland Crowd Expected
Cleveland hosts the third annual major league all star game with an 85 000 crowd expected at Cleveland Stadium. Star pitchers Schumacher and Harder named starters as lineups feature Ott Vaughan and Frisch for the National League and Vosmil Cramer Gehringer Gehrig Foxx Johnson Cronin Harder for the American League. Time 1 30 p m EST.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
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Lake and Air
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Prince Hal” Schumacher
New York Nationals
Mel Harder
Cleveland Indians
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Sox
Schmeling Edges Uzcudun In Berlin Bout
In a 12 round heavyweight bout in Berlin Max Schmeling, the dark visaged slugger, battered and cut his opponent Paulino Uzcudun but failed to win by knockout. Uzcudun pressed inside, landed solid body shots, and even outworked Schmeling in late rounds prompting mild crowd reaction from 65,000 including Nazi officials. The German claimed a low blow in round six weakened him though the Basque fighter kept pressure, with Best in seventh as Uzcudun surged.
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Berlin
Max Schmeling
Germany
Uzcudun
Max
Schmeling
Azcudun
Paulino
City seeks sixth team for second half league expansion
City Diamond Ball League officials aim to add a sixth team for the upcoming second half starting next week. Several candidates are under consideration as the circuit finalizes enrollment.
Youth Admits to Search for Second Suspect in Robbery
Boyd Bane, 17, is jailed on armed robbery charges after being returned from Clarksburg to Charleston. Sheriff’s office and jail officials say they know little more, while city police seek another youth in connection with the Cottrell’s filling station robbery on East Washington Street Saturday night. The sheriff plans to transfer Bane to the city, pending investigation.
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Charleston
Boyd Bane
Clarksburg
Adam Byrd
Bane
Cottrell
East Washington Street
John D Rockefeller Chronicled From Humble Beginnings
The passage traces John D Rockefeller from almost nothing to immense wealth. It notes his teen years as an assistant bookkeeper in a Cleveland produce warehouse earning fifty dollars a month and mentions his absence from church due to excessive heat while his son attended services at the First Presbyterian Church.
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Rockefeller
Pba
Cleveland
Settces
Terrata Ut
Open War Moves in Italy Yemen Adens Theme
Open War continued from page one discusses Italy's proposed early move in East Africa against Aden, with military circles noting a repeat of 1896 Italian defeat at Adens. The piece notes American mission concerns, flooding surpassing 1931 Yangtze levels, and widespread disruption across the region.
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Italy
Taly
East Africa
Colosses
Eritrea
Somaliland
Adens
Yuen Sat
Cardinals Take Second Place With Double Victory
The Cardinals split wins against the Reds and Reds, with Dizzy Dean delivering a strong relief performance and Paul Frisch outpitching Derringer as St Louis advanced to second place, seven games behind the Giants who defeated the Dodgers. Tigers beat Browns, Phillies top Braves. Yankees pace AL as Detroit wins again.
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Associated Press
Frank Frisch
Cardinals
Jit
Dizzy ‘Dean
Diz
Jess Haines
Reds
St. Paul
Old Diz
Brother Paul
Paul Derringer
Giants
Brooklyn
Mel Ott
Tigers
Cubs
Cy Blanton
Pittsburgh
Bill Lee
Phillies
Braves
Curt Davis
Cincinnati
Browns
Julius Salters
St. Louis
Sox
Indians
Detroit
Yankees
Senators
Lou Gehrig
Tony Lazzeri
Chicago
Cleveland
Ted Lyons
Philadelphia
Lefty Grove
Bill Werber
Red Sox
Athletec
U S Swimmers Train For Match With Japan
Fifteen swimming and diving stars, the cream of the contestants in the National AAU championships, began training today under Coach Robert Kiphuth of Yale to represent the United States in an international match with Japan. The meet is set in Tokyo August 17 to 19 after preliminaries in Osaka. The American team will sail from San Francisco July 16.
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Detroit
Robert Kiphuth
Yale
United States
Japan
Tokyo
Osaka
Japa
San Francisco
American Ryder Cup Team Named for Fall Match
New York July 8 America's hopes of recapturing world professional golf team supremacy from Great Britain rest on six veterans and four youngsters for the fifth Ryder Cup renewal. September 27 at Ridgewood New Jersey Walter Hagen will lead the team for the fifth time with Paul Runyon as No. 2. Slow-motion Sam Parks Jr Olin Dutra Ky Laffoon Johnny Revolta Henry Picard Horton Smith Gene Sarazen Craig Wood Also named as the remaining members.
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New York
America
Great Britain
Ridgewood
N. J
Walter Hagen
Paul Runyon
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Big Olin Dutra
Monterey
Calif
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Henry Picard
Hershey, Pa
Horton Smith
Gene Sarazen
Brookfield Center
Conn
Craig Wood
Deal, N. J
Stanford Junior Victor In West College Tourney
Colorado Springs reports Verne Stuart a 20 year old Stanford junior defeated Harry Todd 18 a Texas amateur champion 1 up on the 39th hole to win the western junior golf crown in the West College tourney.
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Stanford
West College
Colorado Springs
Verne
Spec) Stuart
Stanford University
Harry Todd
Texas
Harness Races Open At North Randall Oval
Historic North Randall track resumes after a long layoff with a five race program over one week. Daily double and Quinella tickets debut as features plus a $1,000 Plain Dealer 2:15 pace with twelve horses starting. Philadelphia edged a Sunday game 3 to 1 with Pinky Higgins and Charley Berry homers in an eighth inning finish.
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Cleveland
North Randall
Double
Quinella Mutual
Ies
Philadelphia
Pinky Higgins
Charley Berry
Standings Reflect Yesterday’s Results Across Leagues
Yesterday’s results show Chicago and Philadelphia tied with nine points while New York posted eleven, St Louis nine to five, and Cincinnati four to one. Pittsburgh and Brooklyn stacked low, Boston faced a minus one, Detroit twelve, Cleveland poorly, with no games scheduled today. Edged F
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Chicago
York
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ft New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Birds Cinch League Flag Sealed By Red Birds Lead
Huntington Red Birds top the Mid Atlantic league as the first-half ends with a 2.5 game edge. Zanesville finishes second after two losses to Dayton. Pirates and Zanesville players homer, while Portsmouth’s Zubik and Sulvey clash in the twin bill. Rainouts alter a slate as Charleston meets Beckley and Akron tours Johnstown.
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Associated Press
Mid-Atlantic Baseball League
Huntington Red Birds
Huntington
Zanesville
Portsmouth
Pirates
Zubik
Greys
Gregors
Doy
Berlin Fight Night Ends as Schmeling Outpoints Cadiz Star
Berlin boxing card concludes with Max Schmeling earning a decision over Pablino Az Cadadian in Germany. Report notes Schmeling's control, sparse scoring details, and Spain viewed from ringside as the bout wraps.
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Berlin
Max Schmeling
Germany
Spain
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