Rosemont Opens New Park and Defeats Carr China ERRORS AGAIN CAUSE DEFEAT
Rosemont dedicated its new park as Carr China, Graf ton, the town’s state league entry, suffered an 11 to 4 defeat due to misplays and a ragged defensive effort. Ragged Daugherty pitched well for Rosemont, while Graf ton’s lineup was depleted and Robinson allowed few runs despite uneven support. The game ended with Rosemont victorious amid a rough afternoon.
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College Head Addresses Marshall Graduation Class
Dr. Armstrong urged the Marshall college 208 graduates to foster greater patriotism and global interdependence. He warned disarmament must be gradual, stressed the police role, and called for more understanding among nations and dreamers who envision broader educational ideals.
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Pirates Play Exhibition With Ohio River Corsairs
The Pirates visit Ohio River Pirates in an exhibition clash as the Middle Atlantic League enjoys a holiday. Johnstown and Huntington share first place at 15-9 after yesterday’s results. Dayton Ducks beat Johnstown 7-3 behind Mike Martynik’s eighth inning RBI single. Johnstown split a twin bill with Akron, losing 4-0 to the Yankees then winning 12-2 in the nightcap. Charleston Senators edged Beckley 2-1 in a pitchers duel, while Zanesville and Portsmouth were rained out.
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FIRST WARDERS PLAN CONTESTS AT FETTERMAN FIELD
Work on the Fetterman ball field began today as the home schedule for the season takes shape. The first home game is set for Sunday June 9 against Terra Alta with June 16 as an open date. A trip to Grafton to meet Cascade Athletic Club starts on June 23, and Morgantown is likely June 30. A homecoming at Terra Alta is planned July 4, with possible morning games at Terra Alta and an afternoon return to Grafton. July 7 hosts Kingwood here with a return at Kingwood on July 21, and other matchups with teams from Washington Pennsylvania Oakland Minnesota and Crullen Maryland may follow through August 1. Prospective players should report for 5:30 PM practice Wednesday at Fetterman field.
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Belington Triumphs 9 8 Over Grafton Nine
Belington defeated Grafton 9 to 8 in a tense ninth inning rally. Tony Lobis pitched well at times but struggled in the final frame, issuing a hit and two hit by pitches as two runs scored to end the game. Kirby Shriver H Walters and Young led Grafton with two hits each. Walters added a two-base hit. Coach Ron McKinney led the team in manager Paul Defenbaugh’s absence with only ten players and no substitutions available.
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DAILY CROSS WORD PUZZLE ANSWER TO PREVIOUS
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Golfers Test Out Oakmont In Open Preparations
Pittsburgh on June 3 With the National Open looming Gene Sarazen warns it may be too early to push hard as top players chase scores in the tens. Eddie Loos and Roland McKenzie post 72s in practice while Sid Brews joins the field in Philadelphia Open form. The Oakmont course praised yet feared for its guards and traps engineered by Emil Loeffler as players aim for a 300 total over 72 holes. Sarazen shoots 78 in Sunday practice and spends much of time on putting.
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Golfers Gather at Oakmont as Pros Prepare for Parades
On the Oakmont course Stodt carded a nine and noted it was too early to push. Gene and Olin Dutra greeted quietly, while veterans like Tommy Armour and McKenzie flashed practice-round scores such as 77 and 75. Other noted players included Johnny Goodman 75, Jimmy Thomson 79, and Willie Goggin 79 as several contenders left before finishing.
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Jimmy Thomson
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New York
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San Francisco
Mark Fry
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Bob McDonald
Chicago
George van Elm
Los Angeles
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Veterans not so good in early baseball and track notes
New York reports mix of baseball slumps and track records. Lou Gehrig struggles to hit above .300 with five homers despite last year’s pace. Dizzy Dean and Paul Dean face rough starts for St Louis. Vernon Gonez and Carl Hubbell also struggling. Graber and Brown duel looms as USC dominates track meet, Bates College shines in third with 12 points.
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Standings and Results From National and American Leagues
Yesterday's National League results include Pittsburgh 8 Cincinnati 0 and Philadelphia 7 Brooklyn 5. St Louis 6 Chicago 5, with St Louis at Chicago today. American League shows Philadelphia 8 Washington 7 and New York 7 Boston 2. Detroit 10 Chicago 5. Cleveland 6 St Louis 2. Cleveland at St Louis and Philadelphia at New York are on tap.
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Brown Graber Plan To Meet In All Star Track Meet
Yale captain Keith Brown and Southern California ace William Graber prepare to clash at the All-Star Invitation Track Meet in Princeton on June 15. Brown recently cleared 14 feet 518 inches to surpass Graber’s 14-1 3/8 world mark, signaling a dramatic showdown for post graduate honors.
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U S Cup Team Appears Ready for England Challenge
Haverford, Pa June 3 The American Davis Cup squad of five players plus two substitutes completed two weeks of training at Merion Cricket Club and heads to New York for the voyage to England. Wilmer Allison of Austin and Sidney Wood Jr of New York are expected to handle singles with Wood refining his forehand to counter British play. Allison will team for doubles while final lineup decisions await last moment discussions.
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Veterans Hover Over Wimbledon Cup Selections
Officials study the Wimbledon lineup as veteran players may fill singles and doubles with John Van Ryn. Freshmen C Gene Mako and J Donald Budge loom as substitutes if veterans falter. Outcomes hinge on future Wimbledon results and team dynamics.
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J. Donald Budge
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van Ryn
Cardinals Threaten Giants In Tight National League Chase
The Cardinals surge late in the season narrows the gap to the New York Giants as Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia also press for position. The Braves gain on a Ruth retirement wave, while Detroit leads the American League pack after a flurry of late September results.
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McKinney Injures Hand For At Least Four Weeks
McKinney, Grafton high school coach and star third baseman for the Carr China state league team, was injured Saturday night in a bathroom accident. While showering he gripped a towel rack which broke, cutting his right hand at the thumb. Three clamps closed the wound and doctors say he cannot play for at least four weeks.
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Grafton High School
Carr
Czechs Tennis Team Emerges as Davis Cup Contender
Paris observers, after a dull French hard court event, named the Czechs as the team to watch in the upcoming Davis Cup. The tournament ended with Fred Perry of England winning the men's singles and Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling of Germany taking the women's singles. Most spectators focused on Davis Cup prospects rather than the uninspiring action on court.
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Family split continues as women await ballot decision
The article shows Ed Orr of the printing firm awaiting the plan for ballots while Mrs. Thompson weighs a mayoral challenge to incumbent A. Cottrill. Women align with a sunbonnet parade if Mrs. Thompson remains in the race, signaling a local campaign reshuffle and candidate dynamics.
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Helen Wills Moody dominates Notley in St George’s Hill match
Helen Wills Moody, former world tennis champion, opened her homeback campaign with a decisive 6-2 6-0 victory over Miss J M Notley of England in the second round at Weybridge, England.
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O'Connor declines comment on Landi elopement rumor
Washington June 3 The comptroller of the currency J F P O Connor refused to comment on reports that actress Elissa Landi was waiting for the cue to elope. He learned of the rumor while preparing a speech and merely laughed.
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