First Major League Night Game At Redland Proves Succes
The first night major league game drew 20 422 at Cincinnati as the Reds beat the Phillies 2 to 1 under floodlights. Weather hindered attendance but the experiment showed promise for night play. Hal Schumacher pitched a four hit shutout for the Cubs in a 13 to 0 win over the Giants as other NL results moved standings.
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Jim Bivin
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Owens aims for four track titles at Big Ten meet
Ohio State star Jesse Owens entered the Western Conference championship in Ann Arbor aiming to tie the four first place record set by Carl Johnson of Michigan in 1919. He seemed poised for wins in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, broad jump, and low hurdles, while saving effort for the finals.
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Crossword Puzzle Clue List Adds Many Short Answers
Readable crossword puzzle clues include across and down entries such as cat s cry remainder image swear exclamation artists stand river in England like cautious pigeons cry a state of the U S abbr oleum symbol clear metal tag halfem Greek letter but hazarda compass point girl s nickname stratum co ordinating conjunation over poetic twist out of shape ships joined compass points etc The puzzle lists numerous clues with misprints and partial words likely from a damaged page requiring best effort transcription and solution.
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the U. S
Ross McLarnin Set to Duel in Polo Grounds Rematch
New York May 25 Barney Ross and welterweight champion Jimmy McLarnin meet for a third time at the Polo Grounds Tuesday night with about 25 000 paying fans and potential record receipts. Both camps predict a knockout within ten rounds as Ross declares he will KO McLarnin in eight or nine.
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Fetterman Openers Scrapped As Clarksburg Game Cancelled
Fetterman opening ball game of the season against a Clarksburg nine at Athletic Field for 2:30 tomorrow afternoon has been cancelled due to visiting players' travel problems. Manager W R Jackson searches for a replacement opponent as several new roster players show promise in practice. Plans include home workouts on field improvements and possible games with Kingwood Morgantown Cascade A C Greer Mannington Weirton Steel Tunnelton and Fairmont teams.
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Fights Last Night Headlines Strongboxing Card Results
In Ashland Kentucky Joey Speigal 149 from Uniontown Pennsylvania outpointed Tory Griffith 165. In Hamlin West Virginia Bob Edwards 165 stopped Bobby Powell 162 in four. In San Francisco Manila 110 Small Montana 110 outpointed Joe Tick ed 118. Japan Johnny Fas ano 189 San Francisco and Baby Titer Flowers 134 Omaha drew 6.
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College Star Signs to Charleston Senators Farm
Marshall college football standout Joan Zontini, a backfield ace who graduates this spring, signs with the Detroit Tigers for assignment to the Charleston Senators in the Middle Atlantic League. He played outfield for Marshall, earning top honors in successive seasons.
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Lefty Turns Out Classic No-Hit Nightcap
Mike Martynik of the Huntington Red Birds pitched a seven inning 12–0 win with 14 strikeouts in the Middle Atlantic league no hit no run game. The night featured a 5–4 Yankees win in the first game and a 4–1 Portsmouth win as Noonan Noonan Porten delivered key catches and a Noonan homer.
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Philippi Bulldogs crush Taylor county in 14-0 rout
Philippi high Bulldogs shut out Taylor county Seat nine 14-0 yesterday, moving to five wins against one loss in their first Central West Virginia high school baseball conference year and marking Philippi's first year with two baseball teams. Two base hits and pitching notes listed. game time 1 hour 30 minutes.
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Two Old Golf Foes Meet in Southern Semi finals
In Louisville on May 25 two former rivals for the Dixie women’s golf crown reached the Southern championship semifinals. Betty Jameson, 16, defending champion from Dallas, faced Marion Miley of Lexington after last year’s semifinal clash ended with Jameson winning at the nineteenth hole.
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State Welter Champ Kayoes Jimmy Colombo Knockout
Fairmont May 25 West Virginia welterweight champion Paul Oger weighed 146 pounds and KOed Jimmy Colombo 35 seconds into round ten of a scheduled 12. Colombo weighed 156 pounds making the title not at stake. Morgantown's John Gallo drew in his pro debut with Johnny Folio of Clarksburg.
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Jimmy Colombo
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Wrestling results pin Sonnenberg and more in two bouts
In Providence Gus Sonnenberg weighed 206 fell to Boston Dan O Mahoney 218 in straight falls. In Peoria Orville Brown 221 defeated George Tragõs 209 after 36 minutes 55 seconds while Jim McMillen 214 beat Casey Berger 202 in 23 minutes 21 seconds.
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George Tragos
St. Louis
Jim McMillen
Antioch
Casey Berger
Kansas City
Bob Johnson Tops A. L. Batting Averages Lead
New York May 25 The major leagues saw most batting averages slide last week but a few gained. Bob Johnson of the Philadelphia Athletics surged to the American League lead with a 30 point rise to reach 421, marking the week's standout feat.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Junior High Schedules Up at Conference
Fairmont May 25 Plans for junior high football and basketball seasons will be drawn today at a meeting of the new West Virginia Junior High School Athletic Association. The meeting was called at 1 p.m.
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West Virginia Junior High School Athletic Association
Help Wanted at Tee Company in Upper Darby Penna
FEMALE HELP WANTED WANTED An experienced waiter assistant needed at a tee company in Upper Darby Penna. Not selling ten hours a week and no prior experience required. Write for details.
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