Beckt Knights Top Huntington In Tight 3 1 Victory
Beckley Black Knights outhit Huntington Boosters 9 to 4 at R M S park last night winning 3 to 1 behind Max Butcher who excelled in the clutch. O Neil yielded four hits and five walks as Huntington stranded runners and fell in the ninth inning to a late Becker rally. Bases on balls fueled Beckley’s early scoring while Chiozza's speed and Wisrack's defense helped preserve the lead.
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Standings of the Clubs in National League
National League standings reflect yesterday’s results with Brooklyn defeating Pittsburgh 9 to 3 and Philadelphia routing Boston 6 to 2. Cincinnati triumphed 3 to 1 over New York while Chicago beat St. Louis 5 to 2.
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Baseball Card: Scores From Today's Major League Games
Results show Cleveland beating Washington 4 to 1 and later Washington routing Cleveland 14 to 4. New York defeated Detroit 7 to 6 and 14 to 9 in separate games. Chicago shut out Philadelphia 7 to 0 while Philadelphia beat Chicago 11 to 2. Boston edged St. Louis 4 to 2 in a close battle. Local clubs Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis Chicago New York Detroit and Cleveland featured in several matchups.
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Yankees Win Double Bill Versus Detroit
The Yankees swept a doubleheader from the Detroit Tigers 7 to 6 and 14 to 9. Ben Chapman slugged three homers with seven RBIs, two inside the park, and Babe Ruth contributed his 24th homer of the season in the opener. Chapman hit two homers in the second game while driving in six runs overall.
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Weaver Springs Nightcap Triumph Over Indians for Senators
In a July doubleheader Washington’s Monte Weaver won the nightcap 14 to 4, his five RBIs and four hits powering the Senators to their sole win in the series. Myatt homered for Cleveland. Myer and West each had four hits for Washington as Weaver locked in a strong pitching performance.
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Knights of Pythias Meet at Beckley Lodge Session
The Beckley Knights of Pythias will hold a regular meeting at Pythian Hall on Noel Wille street Monday night. Members are urged to attend. Officers will be elected, with reports and routine business on the agenda.
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Phillies Win at St Louis in Long Game
Phillies beat St Louis 6 to 6 with runs batted in by Campbell Bengough Alexander 2 Watwood Warstler. Yet the box shows many players with hits including Furns Johnson McManus Alexander Pickering Mellilo and Sacrifice by Fischer. Double plays arranged and left on bases 6 each. Umpires Dinneen and McGowan. Time listed as n4h.
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St. Louis at Chicago Chicago at Washington Detroit at Boston
Baseball schedule fragment lists four games with teams St Louis Chicago, Chicago Washington, Detroit Boston and Philadelphia Cleveland as the opponents. No outcomes or dates provided.
Equipoise Wins His Seventh Race In Row
Equipoise, America's big wonder horse, won the Arlington $20,000 Gold Cup at Arlington Park before 20,000 spectators, defeating Gusto and Mate. The four year old son of Pennant Swinging finished in 2:02 4-5 for the mile and a quarter, with jockey Sonny Workman easing him at the end. The seven-race streak included a reduced field after withdrawals of Plucky Play, Pittsburgher, Tred Avon and Dr Freeland.
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Nudists Fined By Belgian Police in Suburban Park
Brussels on July 9 reports three hundred men and women members of a nudist colony were gathered in a private suburban park without a shirt on and were fined today by a police magistrate.
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Red Sox Win From Browns Ending Series
Boston, July 1 The Red Sox won the final game of a four game set with the St. Louis Browns to level the series at two games each. An altered line notes Alexander delivered a key homer with the bases loaded in the eighth as Jolley added three singles.
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Dickey Fined 1000 for Slugging Reynolds in AL Case
Chicago July 9 Bill Dickey of the New York Yankees must sit out until August 4 and pay a $1,000 fine for slugging Washington outfielder Carl Reynolds during the July 4 doubleheader. Commissioner Harridge announced the suspension and fine after review, noting Reynolds suffered a broken jaw and will miss action for weeks. The Washington club may receive the fine as compensation for medical costs, with ownership discussions pending at the upcoming meeting in Cleveland.
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Sox Defeat Lefty Grove in Split Doubleheader
In Philadelphia on July 9 the Chicago White Sox beat Lefty Grove and the Athletics 7 to 0 in game one, then lost 11 to 2 in the nightcap. Ted Lyons silenced the Mack men in game one, ending Cramer’s 22-game safety streak, and Grove’s 11-game win streak. Al Simmons homered for Chicago and Grove yielded nine hits in six innings.
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Philae Base On Balls Bout Ends With Gaston Loss
In a brief baseball note, Gaston walks two to give up three runs as Philadelphia's base on balls allow a 3-2 decision. Freitas and Leeds are hit by pitches, while Uts and Faber see limited action. Umpires Ormsby and Owens call the game after 513 innings with Gaston charged as losing pitcher.
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Cooper Wins Canada Open in Galloping Finish
The Chicago star "Light horse Harry" Cooper won the Canadian Open at Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club with 290 strokes, finishing three ahead of runner-up Al Watrous of Birmingham. Watrous ended with 293 after a late collapse. defending champion Walter Hagen placed third with 295. This marks the 14th straight year a non Canadian has won.
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Cubs Rally To Top Braves In Tight 5 2 Victory
Chicago defeats Boston 5 to 2 as Guy Bush and a 13 hit attack pace the win. Cuyler plates a triple and two singles, English homers, Leach hits two homers for Boston. Cubs extend lead on Pirates to two games in the National League standings.
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Sporting goods pricing dispute reaches university
A conference of West Virginia sporting goods dealers and the state university athletic department discussed a plan to pressure A G Snelding and Sons to offer WV dealers the same price advantages as the Spalding Pittsburgh branch. H A Slansbury cited price and quality concerns and urged purchases from local dealers if comparable.
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California's Mighty Crew Beats Penn A C
Worcester Massachusetts July 9 California's mighty crew edged the Penn A C eight by two feet on Lake Quinsigmond over 2000 meters in one of the most stirring finishes. The narrow margin, after a 420 beat by California, qualified the Golden Bears as United States Olympic representatives for Long Beach California next month. Four years ago California won Olympic championship at Amsterdam.
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Four-H election at Jacksons Mill selects officers
At a Four-H business session in Jacksons Mill West Virginia on July 4 the honorary organization elected officers Miss Adele Bigelow of Wheeling as great chief Miss Peggy Kump of Elkins as lesser chief Miss Garnet Protz man of Morgantown as scribe and Ben Morgan of Fairmont as scout for the year ahead.
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West Virginia Rural Letter Carriers Meet At Martinsburg
The 1933 meeting of the West Virginia Rural Letter Carriers association will be held in Martinsburg over two days. The event was announced after adjournment this afternoon in Buckhannon West Virginia.
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Dodgers Win In Big Ninth Frame Rally
Brooklyn Dodgers rally for nine runs in the ninth, defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 2 in the series opener. Vance allowed six hits over eight innings before the collapse, Grace homered, and Harris yielded the big frame’s early hits and errors.
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Racehorse owner sues for damages after Pimlico seizure
John F. Somerville of Martinsburg West Virginia sues Sheriff Joseph C Deegan and Kenneth N Gilpin for 15000 damages claiming the seizure of two race horses Chaty and Sea Fox at Pimlico impaired their value and training. He alleges loss of use humiliation and libel of ownership amid prior court battles over the attachment action and ownership dispute. A jury previously ruled in his favor in that case. Jack The Ripper Roberts will play professional football next fall.
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