Miners Rally To Beat Jawns In Opening Game
The Miners defeated the Johnstown Jawns 10 to 7 at R. M. I. park in the first of a three game series. Rookie Joe Kohlman earned the win for Beckley amid ten Johnstown hits while Bill Atwood led the visitors with four RBIs including a homer. Leach, Ligon, Buchoski, and Hoff man drove runs for Beckley. Atwood and Walker supplied Johns town power with a long homer and key hits. The second game is set for 8 15 tonight at R. M. I. park.
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R. M. I. Park
Joe Kohlman
Beckley
Keystone Staters
Bill Atwood
Johnstown
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Sibler
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Scarbro Takes Lead With 3-1 Win Over Glen White
Scarbro moved into first in the county league senior circuit by beating Glen White 3-1 on their home grounds. Frank Hudson pitched a season debut for Scarbro and allowed four hits. Chambers for Glen White also yielded four hits. Glen White scored in the second on a sequence ending with Hudson wild to Carmelo, while Scarbro broke through in the seventh, aided by miscues and timely singles. In other action, Layland and Glen Rogers battled 11 innings in a 15-14 win for Glen Rogers, plus Tams Majors topped Lillybrook early 5-0 and 9-3, and Ed Wight outlasted Mullens 4-3 in an 11-inning finish.
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Glen White
Koppers
Frank Hudson
Chambers
Hudson
McMillan
Carmelio
Dukes
J. Wright
P. Wright
Fayette Countians
T. Cafego
Glen Rogers
Layland
Diamond
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Tams Majors
Lillybrook
Ed Wwight
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Albert
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County League Scores and Civic Note Highlight
The county league game results list Scarbro 3 Glen White 1 and other scores including Tams 8 Lillybrook 3 with Mullens 3 and Layland 14. A court note observes Federal Judge John D. Martin of the Western District of Tennessee has led the Southern Baseball Association for 17 years with no opposing votes. Florists warn excess moisture harms lilies, causing withering and death.
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John D. Martin
Western District
Tennessee
Southern Baseball Association
One For The Book Harry Smythe Wins Three In IL Wins
Harry Smythe, former Brooklyn Dodger, won three International League games for Montreal against Toronto over three days. He pitched 14 innings total, entering in relief on May 31 and June 1 with late wins, and starting and finishing the third game.
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Harry Smythe
Brooklyn Dodger
Montreal
Toronto
Sports Editor Takes Ten Day Vacation From Raleigh Leagues
Co. J. McQuade president of the Raleigh County A and B baseball leagues and the City Softball league left Saturday for a ten day vacation in Colorado. Protests and business will be held until June 27. John E. Bridge will fill McQuade's post as sports editor during his absence.
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Co. J. McQuade
Raleigh County
Colorado
Raleigh Register
McQuade
John E. Bridge
Burgeoning bats spark decisive win in county game
Karunsky and Barnett led a hit parade as Burgess struggled on the mound for Glen Rogers. Cole blasted a home run and Plann added extra-base hits, but Beckett kept Layland and rivals in check with 13 strikeouts over 7 23 innings.
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Barnett
Burgess
Ceeesesese
Pocestat
Tolley
Glen Rogers
Layland
Ness
Crotty
Rollins
Plann
Cole
Botney
Nutter
Kuklish
Taylor
Wheby
Beckett
Bibovitch
Peraken
Urgess
Fitzpatrick
Thomas
National League Scores From Yesterday
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 12 to 4 while New York beat St Louis 7 to 3 Chicago won 6 to 2 against Brooklyn and Cincinnati upset Boston 7 to 4 in baseball action yesterday with multiple NL results.
Games Today: Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Chicago at Brooklyn
Major league matchups listed with five city pairings Pittsburgh visiting Philadelphia Chicago traveling to Brooklyn St. Louis facing New York Cincinnati at Boston The card outlines today's NBA/NBA style schedule with showdowns across arenas and cities.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Detroit Beats Philadelphia By Ten In Rout
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 13 to 3 in a decisive game while Cleveland loses 4 to 9 and Boston falls 0 to 3. Washington dominates St. Louis 17 to 9 as rain affects the New York Chicago game.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Schedule of NBA Games Across Major Cities
Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Cleveland New York at Chicago list of tonight’s top matchups across five markets featuring marquee teams in national standings and regional showdowns.
Yesterday's Results in Beckley and Dayton Games
Beckley beat Johnstown 10 to 7 and Dayton defeated Zanesville 3 to 2 as other games were postponed due to wet grounds.
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Beckley
Johnstown
Dayton
Zanesville
Akron at Charleston and other games headline
Akron faces Charleston while Johnstown visits Beckley and Zanesville plays Dayton. Portsmouth clashes with Huntington as youths benefiting from relief aid at the University of Southern California show higher average study results than peers with less aid.
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Zanesville
Ceeees
Johnstown
Akron
Charleston
Beckley
Dayton
Portsmouth
University of Southern California
Baseball Roundup: Week of Slugging Across Major Leagues
The Associated Press notes a punishing week as pitchers faced heavy shells and Sunday double headers. Washington Senators led with 107 hits and 73 runs, while the Cubs and Phillies chased slugging honors with 96 hits and 67 runs and 12 home runs by Chuck Klein. Brooklyn struggled to 12 runs on 42 hits, four Dodgers errors led the league in fielding. The tally of games won and lost, runs, hits, errors, opponents’ runs and home runs follows.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington
Senators
Cubs
Phillies
Philadelphia
Chuck Klein
Phils
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Detroit Tigers crush Phillies in streetwise 13 4 win
Detroit built a 7 0 lead, then held on as Greenberg Fox and Gehringer drove in runs. Philadelphia struggled with pitching and fielding, while Rogell, Rowe and Cochrane anchored Detroit with strong hits and timely RBIs.
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Cochrane
Gehringer
Ee OR
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Berry
Fox
Clifton
Rowe
Johnson
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Rogell
Higgins
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Foxx
Benton
Caster
Tommy Loughran Heads Boxing Card Of Week
Tommy Loughran headlines this week’s boxing schedule in Philadelphia facing Ray Impellittiere in a ten rounder after a 1929 light heavyweight win. Impellittiere, about 255 pounds, will be outweighed by Loughran. Also featured is Cleto Locatelli vs Eddie Cool and Lou Ambers vs Fritzi Zivic with action in Philadelphia this week.
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Associated Press
New York
Tommy Loughran
Jimmy Braddock
Braddock
Ray Impellittiere
Philadelphia
Loughran
Big Ray
Cleto Locatelli
Italy
Eddie Cool
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
Fritzi Zivic
Pittsburgh
Carr Re-Elected Football Head in National League
Joseph E. Carr of Columbus was re elected president of the national professional football league for five years and given virtual dictatorship over the circuit after a new constitution and bylaws. nine clubs will operate next season, with Cincinnati and St Louis franchises suspended from 1934 and the New York Giants awarded the 1934 title after defeating the Chicago Bears in the playoff. The league will settle former board questions by the president under the new system and the policy of not signing college players until graduation was reaffirmed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joe E. Carr
Columbus
National Professional Football League
Carr
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Stone Blasts Way In Big Six Hitting List
Jonathan Stone of the Washington Senators surged to the top of the Big Six hitting list with a standout swat session. From a low starting point he finished third in the American League and fifth in the Big Six with a .341 average. The day’s biggest loss was seven points by Wally Moses and Bob Johnson hit his 16th homer for a one point spread.
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Jonathan Stone
Washington Senators
Stone
Wally Moses
Bob Johnson
Alice Bridges Breaks 110-Yard Backstroke Record
Alice Bridges of Whitesville Mass national backstroke champion broke Eleanor Holm Jarretts six year old American mark by winning the 110 yard backstroke at a swimming meet before 10000 fans in the Oriental pool Manhattan Beach yesterday.
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Associated Press
New York
Alice Bridges
Whitesville
Mass
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Oriental Pool
Manhattan Beach
Wykoff Praises Speed Of Owens
Frankie Wykoff praised Jesse Owens after Owens won four events in a dual meet at Los Angeles. Owens came from behind to win the hundred, two twenty, and low hurdles, with Ohio State taking four of six first places as Southern California won nine events. Wykoff noted Owens starts slowly and would threaten records if his start improved.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Frank Wykoff
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
University of Southern
Owens
Southern California
Wykoff
Owens Dominates in hurdles and sprints despite flaws
In a Southern California meet, Owens wowed crowds by winning four events over strong rivals including Norman Paul, who co-holds the world record at 23 seconds. He appeared out of step most of the race, clearing hurdles awkwardly yet gaining distance and finishing ahead. Spectators asked what polish will bring next.
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Norman Paul
California
Owens
Stanaford Beats Cunard 3-1 in Baseball Victory
Ray Bailey of Stanaford hurled a 3-1 win over Cunard allowing seven hits and fanning 13. Adam Wardensky and John Scott led the offense with three singles each, Wardensky adding a three-run double in the first inning. Cunard’s run came in the eighth on a Mann single and Legg double. Stanaford had 9 hits to Cunard’s 7.
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Stanaford
Cunard
Adam Wardensky
John Scott
Paul Richmond
Young Fielder
Wardensky
Scott
Aliff
A. Wardensky
K. Mann
F. Legg
Hawley Resigns From Marshall College Post
Huntington W V June 17 Roy M Legs Hawley resigned last night as director of athletics at Marshall college.
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Marshall College
Associated Press
Huntington
W W. Va
Roy M
Legs) Hawley
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