Beckley's Knights Beat Dayton Team In Opening Series Contest
Beckley Black Knights defeat Dayton in the opening game at R M J Park by 9 to 2. Pitcher Grady Bassett stars with fast ball and curve while Robertshaw, Gomez and Milner contribute key hits. Jackie Mitchell, Chattanooga girl pitcher, appears in the exhibition win. Attendance reaches 1,263 as the series continues with Terhune slated to start next.
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Huntington Wins Ny As Shires Delivers Eight-Inning RBI
Huntington beat Johnstown 5 to 3 in the opener of the series after Shires drove in two runs with a single in the eighth. The win extends Huntington's winning run to three straight as Crisfield, Macnowski, Bratton and Rangnow contributed in the clash.
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Lott Wins Dixie Invitation Tennis Tournament in Memphis
George Lott, Chicago's Davis Cup star, defeated Sidney Wood to win the Dixie invitation in Memphis. Final scores were 6-4 6-8 5-7 6-2 after Wood had eliminated Ellsworth Vines. crowds cheered as Lott’s net attacks secured the victory.
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County Loop Eight Games On Schedule
The Beckley Ameagle game moves to Ameagle field at 11 AM, Sprague Helen now the only local league game today at 2 30 PM. Gulf gains energy with Kelly signing as Sprague starts either Tudor Rice or Gross. Glen Rogers eyeing Tams matchup sparks fans.
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Washington Defeats Red Sox In Slow Baseball Tilt
Washington Senators beat Boston Red Sox 4 to 3 after five lead changes. Earl Whitehill allowed eight hits while Brown struggled, Jolley homered for Boston, and Cronin misplayed a ball in the sixth as Washington held on for the win.
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Southern Association Scores Reported in Brief
Fragmentary sports notes list Chattanooga at Birmingham 3 to 7 Memphis, Knoxville over Nashville 9 to 6, New Orleans 6 with ten innings, Atlanta at Little Rock, night game indicated.
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Managers In County League In Meeting
Managers of Raleigh county league teams will meet in Beckley this week. A league reps convene Wednesday at 7 30 PM in Beckley Newspaper Corp. offices to file eligibility lists and pay two months of dues. B league gathers Friday at the same location with the same agenda.
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Cubs End Cardinals Streak Behind Warneke Victory
Lonnie Warneke earned his eighth win of the season as the Cubs defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 6–4, snapping the Cards seven game winning streak. A two base error by Billy Surges sparked three unearned runs for St Louis, but Chicago rallied with a four run fifth inning including homers by Stephenson and Hartleth and a Babe Herman triple. Warneke allowed 11 hits but escaped late trouble.
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Home Run Standings and League Totals
The AP rundown shows Yankees players Hans Huth and Lagzers each hitting a home run, with several other teams and players listed for runs and hits. The column includes mentions of Ruth and Lazzeri for the Yankees and the American and National totals, plus a note on Roosevelt nominating Miller of Pittsburgh for the Interstate Commerce Commission. Also cited are minor league results from the American Association with Toledo, Columbus, Minneapolis, Louisville, and other clubs.
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Dodgers and Braves Split Doubleheader Series
The Braves beat the Dodgers 3 1 in the first game behind Zachary six hit pitching with Randy Moore three hits. In the nightcap Brooklyn regained 4 2 on homers by Hack Wilson and Tony Cuccinello as Randy Moore and Baxter Jordan hit triples in a late Braves rally.
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National League Standings Highlight Today’s Results
Baseball standings and results feature today’s NL matches with Pittsburgh at Chicago and New York at Brooklyn among others. Yesterday’s games saw New York 17 Philadelphia 11 and St Louis 8 Cleveland 5 with Boston and Washington also posting wins.
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Browns Top Indians In Slugfest At St Louis 8 to 5
The St Louis Browns defeated Cleveland 8 to 5 behind four pitchers and 15 hits. Burns had four singles and a double for a perfect day at the plate. The Indians collected 13 hits in a high scoring contest.
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Phillies and Giants Split in Doubleheader
Philadelphia and New York split their doubleheader with the Phillies winning 7 to 4 in game one, ending a seven-game skid against the Giants, and the Giants answering back 5 to 4 in the second game. Herman Bell pitched five innings for New York to gain the win in game two, while Bill Terry homered to start the Giant scoring.
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Connie Mack Suspends Earnshaw for Ten Days
Connie Mack announces the suspension of star right handed pitcher George Earnshaw for ten days and a fine of 500. The move comes from the Philadelphia Athletics’ manager and crew in New York on June 3.
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