Red Humes Long homer Wins Second Clash In Doubleheader
Red Hume belted a homer in the eighth to lift Beckley to a 5 3 win over Johnstown in the second game after Johnstown took the opener 10 7. The doubleheader shifted from Sunday, with Beckley rallying for seven late runs. Johnstown led 3 2 before Hume’s blast. Brooklyn beat New York 18 9 in the first game and 5 4 in the second. Philadelphia swept Boston 13 2 and 8 2. New York edged Washington 1 0 in 10 innings. Detroit beat Cleveland 8 3. St Louis topped Chicago 7 5. Johnstown at Beckley box score details show Hume et al. in key roles.
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Atlantic Coast Conference baseball results and schedule
The standings show Charleston 5 defeating Cumberland 2 and Johnstown 10 beating Beckley 7 in the first game while Beckley 5 edged Johnstown 8 in the second. Huntington 9 defeated Clarksburg 5. Today’s games include Charleston at Cumberland and Clarksburg at Huntington.
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Huntington Takes Game In Slugfest Victory
Huntington powered to a 9 to 5 win over Clarksburg in the first four innings before the Generals rallied and held the Roosters scoreless the rest of the way. Key hitters included Mayo Cappock Moreland and Larkin as Huntington advances in a high scoring contest at home.
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Pirates Fall Before Reds at Cincinnati
Aug 13 1930s recap reports Eppa Rixey blanked the Pirates 3 to 0 for his third win, with Lombardi keying Reds offense via a double and a triple. Swift stymied early but gave up two runs in the fourth. final score Reds 3, Pirates 0.
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Four Games on Schedule Four Games on Schedule
Beckley in the Coal Field league faces Mullens on Sprague field in a doubleheader while Hinton battles Scarbro at Scarbro and Sprague visits Fireco Lillybrook on Fireco field. Tams host Amigo with Otis Lusk likely starting as Amigo aims to climb from last place.
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Grimm Wins for Cubs in Tight Ball Game
Cubs topple opponent 7 to 6 as Grimm leads with two base hits, Bottomley and Moore contribute, and double plays aid the defense. Umpires Quigley and Reardon preside. time listed as Ish La.
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Glen White Adds Talent For Afternoon Doubleheader
Glen White strengthens its lineup with two former Kanawha Valley Independents players, Vencll and Chapman, joining a strong slate to face Hugheston Independents in a 1:30 start doubleheader. Hundley tops the visitors. Tobin will umpire. Hampton and Hudson anchor the Glen White mound with Chapman at first, Carmelio in center, and McMillan in right.
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Helen Trims Amigo Nine in Tight Gulf Coast Game
Helen 8 Amigo 7 in a clash at the Helen field as the strong Helen team, now 18-1, rallies in the seventh inning to erase Amigo’s lead. Blake and teammates on Helen held off Amigo’s rally while Lusk Wells and Rice starred for Amigo. Pulaski Va earlier beat G C B 4 3, setting up a potential rematch when Pulaski visits to face the Gulf Coast squad.
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Walker Cup Team Ready for British to U S Match
Tony Torrance leads Britain's Walker Cup squad from Liverpool toward the August away matches in Brookline and the United States. He says the team is selected on two years of form and aims to avoid a total loss, stressing amateur spirit over gladiatorial training.
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Yank Hurler Drives Homer to Win in tenth
Big Boy Ruffing broke a scoreless tie with a tenth inning homer after two outs to lift the New York Yankees over the Washington Nationals 1 to 0. Ruffing struck out 12 in the complete game, holding Washington to three hits as Carl Reynolds’ pinch hit ended with a long fly to center. Dickey, back in Washington, was booed after his return and went 0-for-4.
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Browns Win Loose Game
The St. Louis Browns beat the Chicago White Sox 7 to 5 in a game marked by 12 Browns hits and Chicago fielding errors. Blachelder and Jones pitched the full game as Luke Appling's second error sparked the decisive seventh inning rally.
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Smackmen Win Double Bill in Boston Twinbill
Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Boston Red Sox in both ends of a doubleheader. Lefty Grove pitched the opener for his 17th win, with 10 strikeouts and 6 singles allowed as Philadelphia piled up 17 hits. Second game saw Tony Freitas post his eighth straight victory as Boston stranded 11 runners. Haas, Simmons, and McNair led the Mackmen offense. Grove, Cochrane, Hoving, Boerner, and others contributed for Philadelphia. Umpires were Van Graflan, Hillebrand and Moriarty. Game times: 1:39.
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Indians Rally Past Tigers in Eight Inning Win
The Indians defeated the Tigers 8 to 3 after a wild eighth inning with ten Cleveland players contributing to six runs on three hits a sacrifice and three Detroit errors. Willis Hudlin earned his fifth straight win as Elon Hogsett struggled in the final frames.
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Southpaws of Fairways to hold first open championship
Sulphur Springs West Virginia hosts the first annual open championship of the American left-handers' golf association on September 5. Participants include left-handed golfers from across the country. Babe Ruth serves as honorary president but is unlikely to compete as the Yankees pursue the world series. Governor William G. Conley of West Virginia sits on the association's board of governors.
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Morgantown Woman Wins Mountain Lake Tennis Title
Miss Margaret Carspecken of Morgantown W Va defeated Frances Grimes of Washington 6 3 6 3 to win the women’s championship at the Mountain Lake tournament This was her second title and one more win would give her the cup In doubles Carspecken and Miriam Sullivan of Pittsburgh beat Frances Walker and Helen Philpitt of Washington 6 3 6 1 in women’s doubles The men’s doubles champions were Edgar Alcorn and Frank Braida of Pittsburgh who defeated Bill O Loughlin and Paul Sullivan of Pittsburgh in five sets The mixed doubles saw Dr John O Loughlin of Pittsburgh partner with Carspecken to beat Edgar Hammer Greensburg Pa and Frances Grimes Washington 6 4 6 2 Jennings Randolph Elkins W Va won the consolation by default Cups were presented after the finals.
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California Crew Wins Olympic Eights Final by Inches
In a 2,000 meter duel at Marine Stadium Long Beach the unbeaten California crew surged from behind to beat Italy by 15 inches and 6 minutes 37 3-5 seconds to 6 37 4-5. Canada and Britain finished third and fourth as the U S led with 38 points total, Britain 26, Germany 20, Italy 17.
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Japan Takes Water Title At Los Angeles Olympic
In the Los Angeles games Japan secured its first team water title as Knosa Kitamura, at fourteen the youngest on the squad, won the 1500 meters in 19 minutes 12.4 seconds, shaving 24.3 seconds from the Olympic mark. Yoshiyuki Tsuruta defended his 200 meter breaststroke title in 2 minutes 45.4 seconds, while Helene Madison claimed the 400 meter freestyle in 5 minutes 98.5 seconds, breaking her world and Olympic records.
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My Dandy Takes Hawthorne Handicap Victory
My Dandy owned by the Reichert Brothers of Bellevue Illinois led all the way to win the $10,000 added Illinois handicap at Hawthorne. The mile and a sixteenth race finished in 1:45.15 with Cathop second Polydorus third and Charleigh fourth in a field of ten. first prize paid $8,100. Betting paid 10.88 to win, 4.86 to place, and 3.48 to show with Cathop 7.86 to place and 4.82 to show, Polydorus 9.34 to show.
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Beckley Black Knights Defeat Kanawha Club in Golf Match
The Beckley Black Knight team defeated Kanawha County club golfers by 32 to 7 on familiar grounds. The Beckley lineup included Ned Payne Jr and C B Sweet among many others as they avenged a prior loss at the visitors’ home course.
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