Huntington Boosters Triumph Over Black Knights 10-4
The Huntington Boosters defeated the Black Knights 10 to 4 at R. M. Ty Park as Howard Hardway pitched well for Huntington. Sommers drove a long homer and the team piled up 17 hits, while Lon Chiozza extended his hitting streak with a first inning single. Umpire controversy arose when Stuart clashed with Tom Clark over a ruling, ending with the bench clear. The win launches a new series, with Beckley next for Huntington.
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Harrick Out as Coach Of West Va Wrestlers
Morgantown June 1 The Associated Press Steve Harrick longtime wrestling coach at West Virginia University and a veteran on the football and baseball staffs will not be employed next year He confirmed he was not offered a contract for 1932 38 University officials said the department must slash personnel and payroll possibly dropping one or two coaches and mandating salary reductions to cut the payroll by about 30 percent
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Baseball Inning Summary with Key Offense
Runs by Arnolds Sommers Nalbock Alas Madsen Senn Walch Chiozza Sington Couto. Savant two pase hits. Sington three base hits. Sommers hit a home run. Hardway and Wisrock Milner recorded two sacrifices. Butcher to Harrie turned double plays. Senn stole a base. Butcher walked once Hardway twice. Butcher pitched one inning Hardway four. Chiozza and Hardway hit by pitch. Huntington seven left, Beckley twelve. Time 1 50. Umpires Gilham Clarke.
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Gene Sarazen sailed from Southampton on the Mauretania for the United States aiming to win the American Open to complete the double crown after his British Open victory. He was joined by MacDonald Smith as they plan a strong golf show on Long Island.
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Dodgers Beat Cardinals 12-3 in Open of Series
Brooklyn Dodgers overpower St Louis 12 to 3 as Freddy Heimach allows five hits in first start of season. Dodgers tally four runs in fifth, Klein and Taylor homer, while Pepper Martin shines for Cardinals early.
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Coal Field Teams Open Four-Game Gulf League Schedule
Coal Field teams resume play in the New River-Winding Gulf league with four games. Sprague hosts Tams, Glen White meets Wyco-Amigo, HorenaI faces Scarbro, and Mullens hosts Fireco-Lillybrook. Thomas Duncan starts for Sprague. Scarbro seeks second place on the road.
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National League Yesterday's Baseball Results and Today Schedule
Yesterday results show Brooklyn defeating Chicago 12 to 6 and Philadelphia beating Cincinnati 6 to 3. Other scores include New York 6 Pittsburgh 0 and St Louis 3 Boston 2. Today’s schedule lists Pittsburgh at New York and St Louis at Brooklyn among others.
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Red Sox Win First Game Inconsistent OCR Summary
In an unclear box score style report, Boston outs Chicago as Runa drives in runs with Pickering and Andrews. Watwoot and base hits by Tate Watwood Pickering Funk appear, with double plays noted and several pitchers listed.
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McCauliff Wins Pennsylvania and Middle States Tennis Title
Dr Eugene McCauliff of Yonkers defeated Dr Carl Fischer of Woodbury New York 6 0 6 2 6 2 to claim the men's Pennsylvania and middle states tennis singles championship. Dick Goldberg, noted Western League home run slugger, left dentistry to join Wichita. Umpires Stark and Kiem. Time 2 68.
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Sharkey And Champ Set For Madison Square Garden Duel
New York June 11. Max Schmeling defends the heavyweight title against Jack Sharkey in Madison Square Garden June 21. Sharkey trains at Orangeburg to 205 pounds while Schmeling maintains 189 pounds. Public interest appears muted with a forecast gate around 250000 dollars. arena seats 75000 and ticket prices range from 2 to 23 dollars.
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Italy and Switzerland Draw In Davis Cup Opener
In Montreux on June 11 Italy and Switzerland split the first two Davis Cup matches. Swiss ace H C Fisher defeated Palmieri after a four set battle while George De Stefani beat C F Aeschliman in straight sets. In Warsaw England’s Frederick Perry and Pat Inglis beat Josef Hebda and Ignacy Trozynski in the deciding doubles, giving England the series edge after yesterday’s singles.
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Tigers Fall To Athletics In Detroit Opener
Tommy Bridges costly in the first inning as Philadelphia builds five on one hit. Freitas goes the distance for the Athletics, defeating Detroit 7 to 3 in the opener.
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Giants Top Pirates 6 4 to End Losing Streak
Southpaw Bill Walker outlasted Larry French as the New York Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 4 for their fifth straight win. Mel Olt homered with two on in the fifth, Suhr and Barbee also homered, and Barbee pinch hit in the ninth. The victory pulled New York into a fifth place tie with St. Louis and one point behind Brooklyn.
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