Keener Leads Grafton Past Belington in WV League Clash
Abe Keener pitched a 14 strikeout win for Grafton as the duo defeated Belington 4 to 1 at Belington park. Pugh delivered the decisive two runs with a fifth inning single, while Keener and relievers held Belington scoreless aside from one fourth inning error. Belington’s Booth was the only runner to reach twice on base against Keener’s sharp array of breaking balls.
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Robinson Furnaces Vacuum Cleaned Roofing and Spouting
W. Fe. Robinson advertises furnace cleaning and repair services with vacuum cleaning, roofing, and spouting work in Latrobe area. contact via shop or residence lines from 1913.
Cubs Threaten Giants With Open Challenge In pennant race
The Chicago Cubs surged from fifth to become serious contenders in the National League by winning 20 of 23 at home and cutting the Giants lead to 112 games. Cardinals beat Pirates as Detroit and Boston posted big wins. The White Sox and Red Sox also advanced, with Sox hammering St Louis 14 to 6 and Red Sox moving into fourth ahead of Cleveland.
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Grafton Potters Close In On First In WV League Race
Grafton's rejuvenated Potters won both weekend games to move within half a game of the West Virginia state league lead as they host the Reppert Cubs of Rosemont next Saturday. Abie Keener starred with a 14 strikeout performance against Belington on Saturday and three hits on Sunday, while Johnny Tramontina sparked a late rally in the 9th inning to edge Belington 10 7. Bees Philippi beat Rosemont 7 to 4 in a protested game.
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Public Links Players Begin Annual Tourney
Indianapolis opens the national Public Links Championship with 194 players from 20 states at the Coffin course. The event features Dave Mitchell of Indianapolis defending his title as strong entry Frankie Gerkins struggles and Snuffy Kirby faces a season cut. Separate baseball notes mention Pat Walters' reinstatement and Pat Walters and Ralph Bartlett with the Potters in early season actions.
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Babe” Jones
Keener
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Seeee
Pat” Walters
Potters
Pat
Walters
Young Player Smashes Stolen Base Records in Missouri
Springfield, July 29. Lyle Judy, a free shortstop, tied the Western Association single season stolen base mark of seven, then stole three more against Joplin to lift his total. Former holder Guy Sturdy, now Baltimore Orioles manager, set the record 13 years ago. Judy, a slender 22 year old from Louisville, joined in spring 1934 and played catcher and shortstop that season.
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Joplin
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Alabama coach leads all star football coaches poll
Chicago July 29 Frenk Thomas Alabama’s head coach surged to first in the all star football coaches poll with 169,926 points, lifting from fifth place to beat Elmer Layden of Notre Dame who had 158,512. Dr C W Spears Wisconsin ranked third with 157,967 and Bernie Bierman Minnesota fourth with 156,456. Charles Bachman Michigan State was fifth with 154,139 and Bo Schembechler Indiana listed sixth with 147,974.
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JAWNS SNAP GRAYS TO KEEP NEW LEAD
The Johnstown Jawns defeated the Zanesville Grays 4 to 3 as they pushed their league lead. Cumberland was shelled early, Stanque shut down the Johnnies, Sadd homered for Zanesville, and a late rally by Curtis and Madura couldn't save the day. Pirates beat Senators 4 to 3 as Curtis tied the score with a homer before Madura doubled in the decisive run. Akron-Dayton and Beckley-Huntington games were rained out.
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Kuch
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Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League results show St Louis tied 4-4 with Pittsburgh and New York leading Brooklyn 6-0. Chicago 11, Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 4 19, Boston 1-11. Today Bt Louis visits Pittsburgh. New York goes to Brooklyn. Philadelphia meets Boston. Cincinnati-Chicago not scheduled. American League scores list Detroit 14, Cleveland 6. Boston 11, Philadelphia 3. New York 7-1, Washington 6. Chicago 14-3, St. Louis 6-4. Detroit at Cleveland. Chicago at St. Louis.
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Saratoga to Open Racing
Saratoga Springs, N Y July 29 Crowds flock today for the opening of 30 days of racing with plans for strong purses. About 38 stakes span all thoroughbred divisions as 74 horses were named for today’s six races led by 15 two year olds for the 61st flash stakes over five and one half furlongs.
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Ancient Craft Victor In Motor Boat Classic
The El Legarto, skippered by George Reis of Lake George and Pasadena, Calif., won the 90 mile test on Lake George in 1 hour 38 minutes 24 5 seconds. The three time winner defeated newer, more powerful rivals in the 42nd annual race.
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Voigt Wins Bald Peak Club Invitation Golf Tourney
George Voigt, former Walker Cup golfer, captured Bald Peak Colony Club's first invitation tournament at Melvin Village New Hampshire. He defeated Mark J. Stuart 1 up with a birdie four on the 18th to finish 69 three under par and looked ahead to September's national amateur championship.
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Archery Golf Match Sets Stage in California
Santa Monica July 29 Archery golf makes its debut in Southern California with UCLA football coach Bill Spaulding attempting 18 holes against about 200 archers. The event precedes three days of national championship competition, with entries from across the country.
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Yale University Ball Tourists Triumph in Honolulu
Yale University baseball team ends skid by defeating Honolulu town team Hawaiians 6 to 0. Earlier on their Orient voyage Yale had dropped three straight games to local squads in the city.
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Bobby Grant Wins Connecticut Golf Title at Eastern Point
Bobby Grant of Wetherfield defended the Schenecossett men's golf title at Eastern Point, overcoming past rival Max Marston of Philadelphia. Marston, a six time Schenecossett winner and former National Amateur champion, had defeated Grant in 1931. The decisive eighteen holes concluded with Grant birdieing the last hole to keep the title in state.
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Potters Rally Past Generals in 13-7 Thriller
Grafton's Potters pound Clarksburg Generals to end a 7-7 tie with six ninthinning runs at Norwood Park. Johnny Tramontina faltered early but finished strong as Ed Denham warned of the club's exit from the league without new backing. Six runs in the ninth capped a wild game with 16 Potters hits and a decisive late surge.
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Sprout
Marchio
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