Maple Avenue Opens Season By Rally To Beat Webster 6 5
Maple Avenue edged Webster 6 5 at Athletic Field in a high scoring opener. Garrell earned the win with 11 strikeouts despite a late three run rally by Webster in the eighth. Wright led Maple Avenue with three singles while Webster’s Senior hit a home run and Mathews and Vince added doubles in a spirited battle.
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Maple Avenue
Webster
Athletic Field
Garrell
Jess
Lake
Hoffman
Senior
Wright
Mathews
Vince
Omaha Lacks Competitors In Derby and Preakness Duel
New York May 13 Wil liam Woodward s Belair stud Omaha returns home with clear prospects after winning the Preakness at Pimlico following the Derby. He may skip the Withers and aim for the Belmont as trainer Jim Fitzsimmons weighs rest before the 1 1/2 mile Belmont. Odds favor a large Withers field if Omaha runs, with Psychic Bid Plat Eye and Today in the mix.
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New York
Omaha
Big Red Flash
William Woodward
Belair Stud
Pimlico
Gallant Fox
Jim Fitzsimmons
Withers
C. V. Whitney
Psychic Bid
Twilight League Meet Planned This Evening
Graf ton Twilight league prepares for final organization at 7 30 tonight in the Grafton Sentinel editorial rooms. At least six teams are expected, with eight clubs possible, as officers are chosen a schedule drawn up and umpires assigned for upcoming games this week.
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Grafton
Grafton Sentinel
Potters Lose Close Battle at Norwood Park
Grafton Potters fall 4 to 2 to Clarksburg Generals at Norwood Park. Walters struggled with wild pitches and six walks, while Generals piled 11 hits led by Barrett with two doubles and a single. Jones tops Potters with a half of team's four hits, ball game marked by two errors total.
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Carr Chin
Grafton
West Virginia
Clarksburg Generals
Norwood Park
Clarksburg
Walters
Generals
Jones
Gerkins
Pugh
Spencer
Magga
Barrett
Gens
Demicco
Marchio
Hines
Pabatti
Tinkis
Cortez
Sf Sprout
Magna
Orme
Ui Deems
Quinnett
Magea
Carr China
Shriver
Robison
Young
H. Walters
Coleman
Lobis
P. Walters
Pett
Deems
Megga
Pires
Griffith
Beverlin Bartlett Battle on Maple Avenue Baseball Note
Report describes a baseball game with Beverlin and Bartlett in a tense moment on Maple Avenue. Bases on balls by Lake and Gatrell are noted, along with strikeouts by Gatrell Huffman and Lage. Huffman hits Mathews with a pitch as Lake takes the loss. Umpires Shriver and Chight officiate.
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Beverlin
Bartlett
Wince
Maple Avenue
Webster
Lake
Gatrell
Huffman
Lage
Mathews
pitent—Lake
Shriver
Chight
120 Golfers Take Part In Oakmont Sectional
Pittsburgh on May 13 reports 120 golfers contesting eleven national Open spots at Oakmont. Amateurs number about 60 against 10 professionals as invaders from other states likely claim three or four berths. The course, dubbed Hades of Hulton, proves tougher than in 1927 ahead of the Open on June 6 to 8.
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Pittsburgh
Oakmont
Hulton
Team Fails to Come Here As West Virginia League Game Postponed
The Hazel-Atlas ball team of Clarksburg failed to show up for a Saturday afternoon game with the Carr China club of Grafton in the West Virginia State League. Fans were disappointed as Carr China planned to face Belington next Saturday. Athletic Field had dried out well for the matchup, but no word was received from Clarksburg explaining the absence.
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Hazel-Atlas
Clarksburg
Carr China Club
Grafton
West Virginia
Potters
Belington Boys
Carr China Lads
Unseasonable Weather Hits Middle A Games
Unseasonable May rains disrupted the Middle Atlantic League first series of Sunday games. Two games postponed and two others called early after partial innings. Johnstown defeated Charleston 2-1 before a sixth inning suspension. Portsmouth beat Dayton 7-2 before a seventh inning halt. Tonight’s matchups include Johnstown at Charleston and Akron at Beckley.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Portsmouth
Beckley
Huntington
Johnstown
Dayton
Zanesville
Portsmouth i
Akron
Track Men In Poor Showing At Sectional Meet
Grafton High School track hopefuls fared poorly at Elkins sectional meet won by Elkins. Elkins qualified 12 for state meet. Hillsboro four. Green Bank two. Parsons one. Gold berg of Elkins was high point man with 15% points. Baker of Parsons set a state record in javelin 173 feet.
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Grafton High School
Elkins
Morgantown
Hillsboro
Parsons
Greenbank
Marlinton
Afsh
Gratton
Buckhannon
Grafton
Goldberg
Barthlomew
Baker
John Contini
Salem
Fawcett
Wilhelm
Denzie
Andrick
Old Prof Quizzes Baseball Figures In Monday Seminar
Chicago May 13 The Old Professor quiets star pupils with a gavel as he quizzes Charlie Grimm on retirement and discusses pitchers and rookies. Jimmy Dykes talks Whitehead five straight victories while comments on Cavaretta Koenig and Fitzsimmons frame the lively session with scouts watching.
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Chicago
Jimmy Dykes
John Whitehead
Connie Mack
Athletics
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Grimm
Charlie Grimm
Cubs
Phil Cavaretta
Whitehead
White Sox
Comiskey
Carl Fischer
Detroit
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed With Errors
Crossword items list multiple clues with numbers and symbols, including references to directions letters and abbreviations, many garbled words, and inconsistent formatting. It appears as a fragmented puzzle grid with across and down hints and errors in capitalization and punctuation.
Stengel comments on Brooklyn pitching and Giants risks
Casey Stengel voices optimism about Brooklyn's pitching while noting Giants losses could help. He urges a stronger outfield and another solid pitcher, with a nod to Athletics as potential help. Professor Mack and Rogers Hornsby discuss young pitchers and temporary pennant hopes amid struggles.
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Guy Bush
Arky Vaughan
Stengel
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn
Giants
Mr. Mack
Athletics
Mack
Rogers Hornsey
Browns
Giants Hold To Top Ring
Roy Parmelee, from Lambertville Michigan, leads the National League pitching with four straight wins for the Giants as they top the league. He pitched seven shutout innings in a 3 1 victory over the Pirates, despite minor wildness. Brooklyn and Chicago also won, keeping pace in the standings with the Dodgers one game back. St Louis, Philadelphia, and other clubs posted decisive results as the first division maintained its lead.
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Associated Press
New York Giants
Roy
Bud) Parmelee
Lambertville
Mich
Clydell Castleman
Parmelee
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Red Lucas
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Reds
Cubs
Boston
Cardinals
Phillies
St. Louis Browns
Carr China West Virginia State League opener set this week
Four games are arranged for the Carr China team of Grafton West Virginia. The league schedule begins next Saturday at Athletic Field with Belington visiting to start the season. On Wednesday Rosemont visits Grafton for a nonleague tune up before the official opener.
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West Virginia
Athletic Field
Belington Nine
Grafton
Rosemont
Belington Club
Belington
Paul Defenbaugh
R. A. Barcus
Carr China Club
Stonewall Jackson
Clarksburg
America Makes Clean Sweep in Tennis Play
America’s young Davis cup stars Bryan Grant Donald Budge and Gene Mako swept five matches against China and prepared for the American zone finals against Mexico in Mexico City May 13. Grant beat Sin Kie Kho 6-1 6-4 6-3 Budge defeated Guy Cheng 6-4 6-2 6-1. The U S aims to win and advance to inter zone finals abroad while rain paused other games.
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Mexico
D. F
China
America
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Donald Budge
Gene Mako
California
United States
Grant
Budge
Sin Kie Kho
Guy Cheng
Budget
Cheng
Unions Order Boycott of St Louis B B Teams
St Louis Cardinal and Brown teams were placed on labor's unfair list for refusing to unionize Sportsman's Park ushers and bartenders. Central Trades and Labor Union voted at a meeting after site secretary William M Brands stated officials declined to consider unionization of the staff.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Louis Browns Today
Sportsman's Park
Central Trades and Labor Union
S Ite
William M. Brands
Open Players Seek Berths Open Players Seek Berths
New York May 13 1935 The annual national golf open qualifying rounds begin across 24 courses with 953 shotmakers vying for 14 spots in New York and 134 more in Chicago district. Former champions Dutra and others seek places at Oakmont after rain delays and district tests across the country.
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New York
Chicago
Oakmont Club
Pittsburgh
Medinah
Olin Dutra
Merion
Cyril Walker
Willie MacFarlane
Johnny Farrell
Craig Wood
Joe Ezar
CJ Clark
Vic Ghezzi
Bill Mehl
Rudy
Gene Homans
Hagen
Detroit
Destroit
Al 7
Chuck Kocsis
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Joe
Te Turnesa
Boston
Johnny Sr
Cincinnati
Maurice Thy
Cleveland
Henry Ed. Dudley
Max Marston
Philadelphia
Harold McSpaden
Kansas City
Jimmie Thomson
Ray Mangrum
Walter Emery
Harry Gandy
Tulsa
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