Rosemont Cubs Set for Weston Doubleheader Saturday
Rosemont Cubs manager Tom Berry will send Lefty Hutchinson and Hank Mazza against Weston in a 1:30 p.m. Memorial Day doubleheader. Weston, second in the league, visits Rosemont after Reppert’s squad aims to extend an undefeated run. Adrian meets Reppert Sunday at Reppert Field at 3 p.m.
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Taylor County
West Virginia
Hutchinson
Hank Mazza
Weston Nine
Mazza
Clarksburg Generals
Bugs
Reppert
Weston
Rosemont
Adrian
Cubs
Willow
Reppert Field
Cornell Team Big Favorite in 60th AAC Track Meet
Philadelphia May 29 P With Harvard hampered by Milton Green injury Cornell enters the 60th annual AAC meet as the favorite as nearly 600 athletes from 34 colleges gather at Franklin Field. Green’s status affects Cornell’s bids in three events possibly shifting the outcome and opening chances for others. Harvard, Dartmouth, and others hover as potential rivals with Cornell aiming to win its first IC4A title since 1919.
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Philadelphia
Harvard
Milton Green
Cornell
Franklin Field
Green
Dopesters
I. C
Fights Last Night Reportedly In Three Cities
Peoria Illinois saw Dave Barry 129 from Chicago score a narrow win over Armando Sic ili 128. In Dallas Texas Jack Thompst 179 stopped James Bradley 180 from Ardmore Oklahoma. Spokane Washington guard Joe August 135 knocked out Al Greco from Idaho in a separate bout.
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Peoria
Ill
Dave Barry
Chicago
Armando Sicili
TY Dallas
Tex
Jack Thompst
Ardmore
Okla
James Bradley
Fort Worth
Spokane
Wash
Joe August
Idaho
al Greco
Umpire Tells Good One On Himself In Car Crash Tale
In sAMPA Florida on May 29 Matt Hammond an umpire in the South Atlantic League told a self deprecating joke after a game in Macon Georgia his car shared a collision with a woman driving the other vehicle She demanded explanations Hammond quipped Sorry ma am but we did see you You didn t see a machine as large as mine You must be baseball umpires The umpires were embarrassed as she drove away.
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Sampa
Fla
Matt Hammond
Macon
Umps
Hammond
Haynes and Joe Louis clash of legends in witty sports notes
Eddie Brietz surveys boxing and baseball scenes with Leroy Haynes, Joe Louis, and Carnera talk. Dinty Dennis arrives for the Louis-Schaetz shindig, Carnera’s managers face criticism, and Duke athletics figure Dayton Dean weighs roots for the A’s. Golf highlights include Dal las City Open winner and Sequoia course rounds. Bees and Red Sox spark line changes as stars like Jo Jo Moore entertain at the Polo Grounds.
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Associated Press
New York
Leroy Haynes
Philadelphia
Joe Louis
Big Chief Sanooke
North Carolina
Dinty Dennis
Miami Sports cd
Dinty
Carnera-Haynes
Greenpoint
Louis
Elpes Field
Indians
Rollie Hemsley
Browns
Mike Jacobs
Hippodrome
Mike
John Henry Lewis
Rod Godwin
al Delaney
Buffalo
Carnera
Dayton Dean
Duke University
Athletics
Loville Chubby
Dean
A's
Chubby
Dayton
Duke
Bill Werner
Red Sox
Bees
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Harry Tode
Ralph Hoffman
Engle
Seaaioyah
Oakland
Cal
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Berton
Bill McKechin
al Lopez
Tony Cuccinello
Wally Berger
Bostons
Ray Bolger
Polo Grounds
Jo Jo
Moore
One Pitcher Lock Pill Hurting Reds Pride
Chicago pitcher Len Warneke dazzled as the Cubs toppled Cincinnati in a tense game. Al Hollingsworth, Reds ace, came up with a crucial homer after a strategic pass. The Reds had loaded the bases, but Warneke shut them down in key moments to seal the win.
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Hollingsworth
al Hollingsworth
Cincinnati Reds
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Cus
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Campbell
Byrd
McQuinn
Myers
Fellingsworth
Reds
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Eiia
Speedway 500 May Bring Thousand Fans and Fast Cars
Indianapolis May 29 Thousands of race fans gather for the upcoming 500 mile Gasoline Derby at the two mile oval. The track is being cleaned and checked with no cars on it. Rex Mays holds the pole with 119.644 mph in the 25 mile qualifying dash. The field includes former winners Louis Meyer Fred Frame and Bill Cummings among others, with starting positions listed by row and times.
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Indianapolis
Speedway
Ente
Louis Meyer
Huntington Park
Calif
Fred Frame
Los Angeles
Bill” Cummings
Mays
Rex Mays
Babe Stapp
Chet Miller
Doc MacKenzie
George Connor
Herb Ardinger
Cliff Bergere
Louis Tomei
Wilbur Shaw
Frank McGurk
Doc Williams
Ralph Hepburn
Ray Pixley
Dearcon Litz
Harry MacQuinn
Benth
Lou Meyer
Louis Moore
Mauri Rose
Zeke Meyer
Emil Andres
al Putnam
Henry Banks
Snyder
Chet Gardner
Billy Winn
Detroit
Winn
Springfield
Syracuse
Langhorne
Central Press
Birds Moving Up In League
The Huntington Red Birds won 15 4 over Portsmouth as every Red Bird had at least one hit and one run. Corbett lost his first decision in five starts as Dayton faced Charleston 9 7. Akron beat Zanesville 11 2 after Soder and Kelleher drove four base blows. Johnstown at Canton and Huntington at Portsmouth on tap today.
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Associated Press
Huntington Red Birds
Portsmouth
Red Birds
Corbett
Johnstown
Canton
Zanesville
Charleston
Senators
Dayton University
Dayton
Ducks
Sadd
Sodd
Suder
Kelleher
Akron
Huntington
Various West Virginia sports and community notes
May 29 recap of sports events and civic activity in Fairmont and surrounding counties. Highlights include Delbert Hayhurst ineligibility ruling, Colfax club franchise return, Harrison County Club golf season opener, Bethany hosting Fairmont tennis, Archie Mackey breaking Chesapeake records in track, CCC log shelter projects, roadbed plowing for clover and grain, Willie Hoppe billiard exhibitions, Albert Colebank directing Morgantown softball, Graber announces skeet field, Mingo vermin drive tally at 11,887 with contest through August 1, Lick Creek leading school drive with 1,166,945 points, Meadowlark Gun Club shoot at Keyser, and conservation talk by W. L. Mans.
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Fairmont Sandlot
Stanford Howe
Delbert Hayhurst
Colfax Club
Harrison Country Club
Bethany
Fairmont
Archie Mackey
Beckley
Chesapeake Conference
Hampden-Sidney
Lynchburg College
Mackey
CCC
Monongahela National Forest
Willie Hoppe
Albert Colebank
West Virginia University
Morgantown
William G. Graber
Harrison County
Red and Gun Club
Mingo County
Conley Ryan
Mingo Fish and Game Club
Lick Creek
Meadowlark Gun Club
Keyser
Az McGuire
Mercer
Conservation, Association
Princeton-Athens Kiwanis Club
W. L. Pet
St Mans
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
National League baseball results and upcoming games
Yesterday's NL results show Pittsburgh 7 St. Louis 2 and Brooklyn 13 Philadelphia 11. Chicago beat Cincinnati 11 5 and Boston 4 5 New York 3 3. Today Pittsburgh visits St. Louis Cincinnati visits Chicago Boston visits New York Brooklyn visits Philadelphia. In the American League Philadelphia 4 Washington 10 innings and later Washington 5 Philadelphia 0 New York 10 Boston 6 Cleveland 6 St. Louis 5 Chicago 6 Detroit 5.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Gene Mako in Saturday Net Cup Play at Germantown
Gene Mako of California is pegged as a key figure as the United States and Australia Davis cup teams begin a three day series at Germantown Cricket Club. The doubles match, pitting Mako with Don Budge against Jack Crawford and Adrian Quist, could decide the American zone final with plays starting Sunday and concluding Monday.
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Gene Mako
California
United States
Germantown Cricket Club
America
Mako
France
Don Budge
Jack Crawford
Adrian Quist
Budge
Crawford
Quist
Walter Pate
Wilmer Allison
Babe Ruths New Book On Baseball Available
Babe Ruth now authoring Baseball Advice, released after Ruth’s absence from box scores for over twenty years. The 32 page volume, featuring 16 action pictures, will be sold in about 7000 chain stores nationwide with Christy Walsh and McNally & Company handling distribution across major cities including New York Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit Chicago St Louis and Washington.
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Jack Dunn
Orioles
Baltimore
Babe Ruth
Peay
Christy Walsh
New York
McNally & Company
Boston
Cleveland
Jacksonville Golfer Out of Tournament After Birth
Officials of the southern women's golf tournament questioned if Mrs. George Brantley of Jacksonville Florida would defend her 1935 title at the Oklahoma City event next week. She replied by telegram, New mama, Can't play golf.
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Oklahoma City
George Brantley
Jacksonville
Fla
Roosevelt Wilson High graduate ends 12-year perfect attendance
Clarksburg dated May 29 notes Gale in Paul Todd completed a 12-year perfect attendance record at Roosevelt Wilson High School. He served as senior class president.
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Clarksburg
Roosevelt Wilson High School
Gale
Paul Todd
Two Players and Coaches Fined for Fist Fight
Ford Frick fined Cubs captain Woody English and Reds pitcher Lee Stine $25 each and coaches George Kelly and Roy Johnson $50 each after a fight in yesterday's Chicago game. In Clarksburg, Memorial Day observance will feature 15 organizations in the parade.
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New York
Ford Frick
National League
Woody English
Chicago Cubs
Lee Stine
Cincinnati Reds
George Kelly
Roy Johnson
Reds
Cubs
Chicago
Clarksburg
J. E. Matthews
Difficult opening choice in bridge contract
Three players face a tough decision as East weighs 2 Diamonds 2 No Trumps or 3 No Trumps. The bid aims to reveal whether partner has two or more of the four missing K's, with entry to dummy hinging on a king or the queen ten of clubs. A single K in a long dummy suit could drive toward a slam or grand slam at no trumps or the long suit.
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East
West
Bridge hand leads to small slam misgivings in no trump
Play-by-play of a bridge deal where East aims to force a favorable lead and score 150 points with a 6 no trump contract. North shows strength with spades, clubs, and diamonds shaping the slam chances, while misplays and defenses by West and South alter the outcome. The declarer pursues a 12 trick claim amid shifting expectations about grand slam potential.
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West
Declarer
East
North
South
Yankees Beat Boston Again To Hold AL Lead
The Yankees defeated the Red Sox 10-6 to extend their AL lead after a bruising series. Joe DiMaggio fueled the offense with timely hits as New York, despite injuries and veteran players, stayed two and a half games ahead. The Dodgers rallied late to beat the Phillies 13-10 as late innings dominated yesterday’s major league slate.
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Boston Red Sox
Sox
Ruth and Company
Boston
Wes Ferrell
Yanks
New York
Giants
Boston Bees
Cardinals
Jim Weaver
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tigers
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
Phillies
Ducit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Odell Tiale
Athletics
Senators
Joe di Magglo
Phils
Verdict Directed For Coal Company In Miller Suit
Visiting Judge W H Sawyers directed a verdict for B C Minter Coal in the case of Addie Miller a negro seeking 10009 damages for injuries she says occurred when she was forced to move from a company owned house during illness.
Jury awards rental payout for oil rights near Clay district
In Clarksburg on May 29 a jury ordered Jacob F Schaffer of Butler Pennsylvania to pay 7,288 dollars to John N Stiles and Isaac A Stiles for rental on a lease of oil and gas rights to 15 acres in Clay district.
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Clarksburg
Jacob F.schaffner
Butler
John N
Isaac A. Stiles
Clay District
Third Mercer trial opens in Reynolds damage suit
May 29. In Princeton the third jury begins hearing evidence in the Virginian Railway case against B E Reynolds for 50000 damages after a scaffold fall. Earlier juries awarded 15000 and 10500 but were overturned by the supreme court.
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Princeton
Mercer County
Pes ‘Gan
B. E. Reynolds
Virginian Railway
Supreme Court
Held as Forger in Fairmont May Court Bond Set
Federal officer R W King arrested Howard Conley on a charge of forgery in Fairmont. Commissioner L T Eddy held him for court under a one thousand dollar bond. Patronize Sentinel Advertising.
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Fairmont
R. W. King
Howard Conley
L. T. Eddy
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