Black Knights Top Columbus All Stars in Opened Game at Park
Beckley Black Knights opened strong at R M I Park against the Columbus All Stars, posting nine runs on base hits in a 9 to 4 victory. Woodard led the offense with a homer and multiple hits, while pitching staff limited the visitors to four runs over three to seven innings, with notable performances from Beam, Wahn, and Lawrence. Krist released by manager Harris after a spring tryout, despite praise for his potential.
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Berger Gets Two Homers In Braves Win Over Phillies
In Philadelphia April 29 Boston Braves beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 4. Wally Berger hit two home runs, powering the Braves as Jennings and Ryan dueled in a long mound rivalry dating back to the Tri-State era. Bartell started for Philadelphia and Beam pitched for Boston with Lawrence and Hite working in relief as the game moved to 2 hours and 10 minutes.
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County Loop opens with eight county league games
Ashe seniors resume third round action as Tams Sprague Ameagle lead the standings with two wins each. Tams face Sprague at Sprague Park with Williams expected to duel, while Beckley meets Glen White at Glen White field. Junior division opens four games including Sophia versus Crab Orchard and Dorothy hosting Skinaford, with several new signings adding to lineups.
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Cubs Rout Reds 7 to 0 Behind Grimes Brimes Sets Six Hitless Innings
Chicago Cubs unleash their strongest offensive showing of the season scoring seven runs on eleven hits to blank Cincinnati 7 to 0. Burleigh Grimes pitched six hitless innings before rain delayed play, Riggs Stephenson hit a two‑run homer in the fifth, and Joe Morrissey stood as the lone Reds baserunner after a single in the seventh.
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Ferrell Debuts With Win Over White Sox for Indians
Wes Ferrell, in his season debut at home, defeats Ted Lyons of the White Sox 4 to 1 to push Cleveland into a tie for second in the American League. The Indians также built a quick leadership, with Warnett and Averill contributing early hits in the first inning.
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Browns Beat Detroit Team In Second Game Of Series
The St. Louis Browns won the second game of their series with Detroit today. The Browns delivered their heaviest hitting performance of the season, defeating Detroit as Lynwood Schoolboy pitched for the Browns.
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Davis-Elkins Plays 12 Football Games This Season
Senators from Davis and Elkins college will open the West Virginia college football season with Morris Harvey at Elkins on September 1, the first college game in the state next fall. The schedule includes two byes on September 29 and November 25 with games against Salem, West Liberty, West Virginia Wesleyan, Geneva, Albright, St. Vincent, and St. Thomas among others.
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National League Standings and Results Summary
Yesterday Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 6 to 4 while Chicago beat Cincinnati 7 to 6 and Boston won 6 to 3 over Philadelphia New York defeated Brooklyn 2 to 1. Today St Louis visits Chicago and New York travels to Boston with two games each Pittsburgh visits Cincinnati and Philadelphia hosts Brooklyn. Cleveland beat Chicago 4 to 1 while Washington topped New York 6 to 3 and Philadelphia dominated Boston 8 to 3 St Louis routed Detroit 11 to 4.
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Pirates Win Over Cards 6 4 in Ninth Inning Spark
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the St Louis Cardinals 6 to 4 as Heinie Meine shone in the late stages. Two runs came in the first via Suhr’s double and a Wilson single, and the decisive sixth featured Piet’s triple, a walk to Finney, and Meine’s double. Meine also scored on Lindstrom’s misplayed grounder for insurance.
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Canes Today Boston at New York Philadelphia at Washington
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Golf World Leaders To Meet At White Sulphur
Gene Sarazen, holder of both the British and United States Open titles in 1932, will meet Joe Kirkwood of Australia in an 18 hole exhibition at White Sulphur Springs WV on May 3. Sarazen is one of the few to win both opens in the same year, while Kirkwood is famed for trick shots and bold plays.
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Records Fall At Penn Relays In Exciting Close
At Franklin Field Philadelphia the 39th Penn Relays concluded with three carnival records and seven total marks falling as 2,000+ athletes from across the region competed. NYU star George Spitz high jumped 6 ft 1 in and broke the carnival record. Yale’s Keith Brown vaulted 14 ft 1 1 4 in. NYU’s distance quartet Mothner Grodan Nordell Garker set a new four mile record in 17:34. Penn and NYU claimed several relays, with Bill Carr among observers after a prior auto crash.
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West Virginia Trackmen Defeat Waynesburg in 93 42 Win
Morgantown April 29 West Virginia trackmen dominated Waynesburg 93 to 42 in a dual meet. The Mountaineers swept 10 events with strong performances in both track and field.
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Schulte Leads NL Hitting Race Amid Slump in Standings
Fred Schulte of Washington tops the National League with an 18 point batting average as of yesterday after going 2 for 4. Dick Bartell of the Phillies trails the leaders with a lower average, while the standings reflect a sharp decline in Schulte's pace.
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