National Limiteds Visit Franz and Burka Club Tomorrow
Locals from Clarksburg host the National Limiteds at 3 30 p m on the athletic field promising a class ball game. Felix returns to hot corner and batting eye as Melcho ws brothers likely back in the local battery for a strong matchup against the visiting club.
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Luther Pord
Melchows Brothers
Grafton Trimm
Grasselli
Felix
Félix
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Burka
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Layton May Tour Japan for Billiards Exhibition
Johnny Layton world champion of three cushions may tour Japan in July and August for exhibitions with Kinney Matsuyama, if terms suit. Welker Cochran, former balkline champion, visited Japan two years ago and is connected to the period’s billiards scene.
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Japan
Kinney Matsuymin
Welker Cochran
Baseball results mid atlantic and national leagues stormy schedule
Clarksburg defeated Cumberland 4 to 1 in mid atlantic league play yesterday. Other games were rained out. Today's matchups include Johnstown at Fairmont Cumberland at Scottdale Clarksburg at Cherleroi Wheeling at Jeannette. In the National League Boston beat Chicago 10 to 8 with several rainouts. Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. In the American League Washington edged Cleveland 4 to 2 with Washington at Philadelphia on the slate.
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Cumberland
Johnstown
Fairmont
Scottdale
Cherleroi
Wheeling
Jeanneette
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington
Cleveland
Gu Ag
Detroit
Toronto Woodbine to open season with King’s Plate field
Toronto Ont. The King’s Plate, North America’s oldest continuous racing fixture, will open the Canadian turf season at Woodbine tomorrow with a field of at least 15 starters. In boxing action Mickey Walker, former middleweight champion, meets Paul Swiderski in a 10 round bout, Swiderski replacing George Cook.
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Toronto
Louisville
Mickey Walker
Smith Named Head Coach at Wheeling High
Wheeling May 16 John Smith, longtime assistant to John Knight at Wheeling high school, was named head coach to succeed Knight who left for Bethany College. Smith formerly coached at Grafton high school and led Grafton to two sectional titles at Broaddus College.
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John Smith
Wheeling High School
John Knight
Bethany College
Smith
Grafton High School
Eve
Broaddus College
Grafton
Hing
Bethany
Horseshoe League Added To Y M C A Recreation
A horseshoe league is organizing at the Y M C A per Secretary Curry. The sport known as barnyard golf grows as the Y M C A sponsors it with scheduled matches. Two man teams are sought at the Y M C A, not required to be members. Interested players should contact the secretary immediately.
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M. CG. A
Rosenbloom Files Candidacy and State Track Entries
Benjamin L Rosenbloom of Wheel filed formal notice of his candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States senator. The report notes entry by Arch F Petersen and Bud McKeen for Morgantown's state track meet with events starting at 2 p m. McKeen competes in the 120 yard hurdles and related events while Rupp enters the shot put hammer throw and discus. The forecasted two day meet faces rain affected hurdles practice. Rosenbloom previously sought the senatorial nomination in prior primaries. The date line cites Charleston May 16 and 17 with remarks on scheduling and officials.
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Bud McKeen
Rupp
Riddle
Morgantown
McKeen
Charleston
Benjamin L. Rosenbloom
Wheel
United States
Grafton
George “W. J
Sharp. Rosenbloom
Braves Beat Cubs 10 8 As Richbourg Homers
Diamond Stars Lance Richbourg hit a towering homer to lift the Braves over the Cubs 10 to 8. Rogers Hornsby sparked the Cubs with a two on base rally in the eighth for a temporary lead. Sam Rite continued his hot streak for the Senators, beating the Indians 4 to 2 as he hit in a third straight game. Sam West drove in two runs for the Senators with a homer and a triple. An estimated 150000 doctors are practicing in the United States.
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Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Sam Rite
Senators
Indians
Sam West
Bargain Bill in Net Play in Davis Cup Matches
Thunder shower halted play yesterday as Johnny Van Ryn of East Orange N J neared victory over Dr Jack Wright the Canadian captain. A bargain bill at three Davis Cup matches was on the program for today with first on the schedule.
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Philadelphia
Johnny van Ryn
East Orange
N. J
Jack Wright
Tennis match interruption delays Van Ryn Wright duel
An interrupted match had Van Ryn ahead 6-2, 3-6, 5-2 with two straight winning strokes needed to settle the issue in under a half minute. Lott versus Rainville did not start due to rain, while the scheduled doubles with Van Ryn and Allison paired with Grdcker wrapped up the afternoon.
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Wright
Deas
United States
George Lott
Chicago
Marcel Rainville
Montreal
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Willard Grdcker
Toledo Club Pilot Advised to Control Temper
Chicago, May 18, 5 P. Casey Stengel, former New York Giants star, faced Kenesaw Mountain Landis for temper issues during a Toledo club game dispute with umpires. Stengel was suspended, benched three days, and warned of a heavier fine or ban for near riot behavior as Milwaukee game trouble was recounted.
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Casey Stengel
Toledo
American Association
Kenesaw
M. Landis
Ee Stengel
New York Giants
Landis
Joe Rue
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Stengel
le Cage
Ee Coby
Dusty musings mix wit with odd snippets
A quirky excerpt notes Bach hesitant about composing and droll wordplay about deposing. It mentions snails with eyes at horn tips able to direct gaze to two objects, then a factoid about Paul Revere’s ride allegedly covering 10 miles.
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Derby Day Echoes Tie Of Gallant Fox And Earl Of Sande
Hoytsville Kentucky May 16. The Kentucky Derby centers on two rivals, Gallant Fox, owned by William Woodward, and Earl of Sande riding for Churchill Downs, as 12 to 15 horses are expected to answer the bugle. Tannery leads Kentucky in the betting with Buckeye Poet and Breezing Thru as other contenders. More than 40 000 visitors anticipated amid a festive celebration in Louisville.
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Gallant Fox
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Earl of Derby
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Earl Sanders
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Bite
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Rdce
Earl of Sande
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Balair Stud
William Woodward
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Chief Hope
Edward R. Badley
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Detroit
Cleveland
Atlante
Cai Te
Flyweight Titleholder Defends Crown Tonight
New York May 16. Bet Wolgast defends his flyweight championship in a 16 round bout with Willie Lamort in Newark at Madison Garden tonight. Wolgast and Lamort claim world titles though New York titles are recognized. Genaro remains a rival for the national crown. Nick Altrock, Washington coach, appears in support.
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Wolgast
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Willie
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Lamort
Wolzast
New Jersey
Frankie Genaro
National Boxing Association
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