Knights Beat Cumberland as Rain Ends Game in Sixth
In a rain halted fifth inning finish at R M S Park Beckley defeated Cumberland 8 to 1 after a late rally in the fourth when Milner and Rainey drove in runs. George Powell earned his second win for Beckley with solid support as Cumberland led early, but Beckley's late scoring drive secured the victory before weather halted play.
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Knights
Cumberland
Hall
Ingle
May
Powell
Chiozza
Miner
Gilbert
Duberstein
Milner
Lucke
Beckley
Big Fred
Sington
Han
Colts
Carlston
Locke
Collins
Grosecere
Synnott
Black Knight
Bington
Bas
Welch
Groseclose
Rainey
George Powell
Sprague to Meet Oak Hood Avenue Ramblers in Exhibition
Sam Cohn and B F Arkle reach West Virginia tennis finals with Cohn beating Curphey and Arkle defeating Skinner. Margaret Carspecken wins women's singles. semi finals halted by darkness in men's doubles. Sprague and Oakwood Avenue Ramblers set for exhibition at Sprague field. Oakwood young lineup seeks more games. Rambles beat Beckley Baking 4 2. Oceana coach Omar Goddin appointed at Elkins.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Sam Cohn
Beckley
B. F. Arkle
Wheeling
West Virginia
Margaret Carspecken
Morgantown
Mary Cunningham
Cohn
James D
Arkie
T. C. McKinley
Merlin Dubois
Moundsville
Ohio
Scott Camp
Miss Cunningham
Aubrey Smith
G. F. Gore
Herman Bennett
Arkle
Bill Abrams
Jones
Dubois
Miss Carspecken
Lucy Newberry
Byron Willingtoon
Huntington
Wimbledon Opens International Tennis Championship
London June 18 The Wimbledon championships open with more than 300 players from 200 nations entering for two weeks of competition. Royalty and British aristocracy will fill the stands as America’s stars Helen Wills Moody and Ellsworth Vines, Jr. are expected to compete for titles and glory.
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Associated Press
London
America
Helen Wills Moody
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Mrs. Moody
Vines Poised to Challenge in Wimbledon Classics
Vines, back in the classi¢c for the first time, aims to regain his championship form after a loss to Harry Hopman at Queen’s Club. The diminutive Australian’s victory has sparked speculation, yet Vines is seen as hard to halt in the championships.
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Vines
Harry Hopman
New Players Break Into League Play in Gulf Field
The New River Winding Gulf Coal Field league extended its signing deadline to July 1 after managers met in Beckley. Returning college players boosted teams as Sprague’s protest over a Fireco game was settled with a replay on Fireco field. Fireco Lillybrook signed Frank Hudson. Tams added Blake and King. Standings show Glen White leading. Scarbro second, with tight races among Tams Mullens Sprague Fiveco Lillybrook Hotcoal Wyco Amigo.
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Sprague
Gulf Coal Field League
Oak Hood Avenue Ramblers
Beckley
Oakwood
Glen White
Clyde Hawley
Hotcoal
Oakwood Avenue
C.J. McQuade
Raleigh Register
Ramblers
Beckley Baking Company
J. McQuade
Hudson and Scarbro
Ferguson, Williams and Hodson
Aunt Betty Boys
Fireco
Wyeco- Amigo
Scarbro
Fireco-Lillybrook
Fayette County Tribe
Tams
Mullens
Frank Hudson
Southpaw Deluxe
Blake
Waco-Amigo
King
Hudson
Shelor
Grace
Sophia Field
Gulf
Lefty
Duncan
Wyco-Amigo
George White
Fiveco
Wwil
Fiveco-Lillybrook
Hotcoat
National League Yesterday's Results and Standings
Summary of yesterday's NL games with Pittsburgh Boston Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Cleveland Detroit Boston and Cleveland games listed. Standings show New York Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Detroit St Louis Chicago Boston with win totals and percentages. Tomorrow's schedule includes Pittsburgh Brooklyn St Louis New York Cincinnati Boston and others.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Middle Atlantic baseball scores brief
Beckley defeated Cumberland 4 to 3 in five innings due to rain. Johnstown edged Clarksburg 4 to 3 as weather interrupted Huntington-Charleston action.
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So Pet
Brartin
Charleston
Montague
Beckley
Lamaster
Cumberland
Roberts
Johnstown
Hoffman
Orestes Peeper
Brigham
Clarksbur
Saver
Huntln
Kelmick
Il Hard
BO Mundo
Wicker
Clarksburg
Huntington
Adkins
Ompson
Butcher
Samuels
Chismar
Brinker
Huntington-Charleston
Indians Beat Red Sox 9 2 In Cleveland Game Two
Cleveland Indians edged Boston 9 to 2 as Mel Harder held the Red Sox to four hits. Earl Averill collected three hits for the Indians who totaled thirteen. A miscue in the opening round by Cissell prevented a shutout.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Mel Harder
Sox
Indians
Earl Averill
Cissell
Harder
Boston
Giants And Cubs Split Double Bill
New York and Chicago split a two game set as Lonnie Warneke shutout the Giants in the second game. Geared by Cuyler and Hemsley homers, Chicago capitalized on New York errors to win the opener 4 2. Fitzsimmons matched Warneke in the lidlifter but gave up the decisive homers.
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Associated Press
New York
Lonnie Warneke
Chicago
Cubs
Giants
New Yorkers
Warneke
Fred Fitzsimmons
Kiki Cuyler
Rollie Hemsley
English
Stephenson
Bill Herman
Herman Bell
Adolfo Luque
Herman
Jurges
Frank Hogan
Johnny Moore
Charleston
Beckley
Johnstown
York
Gox
Bush
Smith and Hartnett
Clarksburg
Bell
Cumberland
Luque
Hosen
Huntington
Chigago
Ab. i
Detroit
Cuyler, Jr
M. Moore
Grimm
Hemsley
Warneka
P. Washington
Myer
Manuah
AE West
Cfc
Critz
Seseeee
Reese
Cronin
EB. Moore
Reynolds
S Leslie
Judge
Th. Bluege
B. Allen
Spencer
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Berg
Lindstrom
Coffman
P. Terry
Marberry
P. Ott
Ragland
P. Jackson
Thomas
Hogan
Crowder
P. Verger
Rice
Fitzsimmon
Kuhel
Harris
Pirates and Braves Even in an Uneven Game
Pirates and Braves battled to a near draw with strong hitting. Bartell and V Davis drove in runs while Derringer Orsatti Mancuso produced two base hits. Bartell and V Davis homered, Klein and V Davis stole bases. Lee Hurst and Derringer contributed sacrifices, with a double play turned by Gelbert Frisch J Collins. Philadelphia and St Louis left five and ten on base respectively as P Collins and Derringer walked. Struck out four and two respectively. Time not listed.
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Black ‘Knights
Colts
Beckley Club
Cumberla Club
R. Mud.park
Korinick
Black Knights
Milnermen
Cumberland
Cuyler
Hemsley
Stephenson
Fitz- Simmons
Herman
Jurges
Grimm
New York
Chicago
Fitzsimmons
Warneke
Hogan
Mager Kurth
Rigler
Detroit
Davis
Gehringer
Stone
Eve Tee A Webb
Walker
Rogell
Schuble
Rae
T. Louis
Hayworth
Sorrell
Orsatti
Horsett
Martin
Deed
Frisch
Uhle
Collings
Watkins
Mancuso
Washington
Gelbert
Detroit Sseserseserss
Cunningham
Derringer
Reynolds
Gehrin- Bottomley
Seras
Manusk
Cronin
Harris
Webb
Seesee
Bluege
Thomas
Derringer Ltd
Myers
Judge
Philadelphia
Reynolds G. Davis
Reere
Bartall
Wanes
Sacrifica
Myer
Klein
Hurst
Whitney
Coffman
Lee
Gland
Hogsett
Uhie
Delker
Aoa Thomas
Crowder
Coffman P. Collins
P. Vee
Ragland
Ste
Marberry
Sorrall
Viseevereners
Ragla Philadelphia
Csenee
Owens, McGowan
Hildebrand
Bartell
V. Davis
J. Collins
St. Louia
P. Collins
Wid
Reardon
Moran
Boston
Maranvyille
Urbanskiss Leach
Clark
Rs Worthington Moore
Shires
Knothe
Spohrer
Botts
Leach
Pittsburgh
OSTOM
Barhee
Moore
Vaughan
Plet
Wenner
Worthington
Pitishureh
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Gox
Frey
Lombard
Manton
Thurston
Sukeforth
Sincinnati
Crabtrea
Hendrick
Lomberds
Roettrer
Durocher
Lucas
Carroll
Weve
ABRHP
Taylor
Caretereses
Inn
Gtripp
Tees
Wilson
Wright
Pletnich
Vanes
Pasegene
Brooklyn Sq
Bietnich
Nich
Picl
Crabtree
Grantham
Vance
Harvard Man Wins In Rye Tennis Tourney
Donali Trame of Harvard defeats Harold Christensen of the Philadelphia School of Osteopathy 6-3 6-2 6-2 to win the eastern intercollegiate tennis championship at the Apawamis club Rye N Y June 18 final Bee match.
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Harvard
Associated Press
Rye
N. Y
Donali Trame
Harvard Today
Harold Christensen
Philadelphia School of Osteopathy
Apawamis Club
Yankees Win at Chicago in Seventh Inning Rally
The New York Yankees overcome Ted Lyons with a seventh inning rally to beat the White Sox 4 to 2 in Chicago. Gehrig drives a double and a squeeze play with Dickey and a double steal produce the decisive runs after Chicago errors. Fothergill and Hodapp drive in Chicago’s runs. Pipgras allows six strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York Yankees
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Ton Gehrig
Bill Dickey
Bob Fothersill
New York
Pae Gombs
Sewell
Oso Ruth
Senrig
Chapman
Dickey
Lazzeri
Lary
Pipgras
P. Ort
ABRHP
AE Funk
Hayes
Salph
Fothergu
Hodapp
Sullivan
Kress
Berry
Lyon
Appune
Biever
Totes
Lyons
Tnaw
Tork
Chicaro
Ruth
Fothergill
Gehrig
Funk
Halls—Lyons
Piparas
Guthrie
Geisel
Timeel
Clarksburg Is Defeated In Baseball Action
Mickey Silverman, former Cleveland baseball player, has been selected for a screen test because of his resemblance to James Cagney. Clarkburg was defeated with Byard Fillingham Thomas and Weber Heavener contributing RBIs. Three base hits by Thomas and a Cyran stolen base highlighted the game. Bases on balls and strikeout details accompany the box score along with total time of 2 minutes.
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Byard
Fillingham
Thomas
Weber
Heavener
Tero Bass
Tieman
Barry
Cyran
Johnstown
Clarksburg
Roberts
Brigham
Hy Prtcher
Clark
Griffith
Mickey Silverman
Cleveland
James Cagney
Associated Press
W. Va
Share Gayecee Costa
Thomas Ef. Weber
Th. Byard
Phillips
Ote Pritchard
Clayton
Ripp
Parrish
Gusto Wins Derby Race At Chicago
Gusto, the three year old thoroughbred owned by Morton L. Schwartz, surged from sixth to win the $50,000 American Derby at Washington Park Chicago in heavy track conditions. Oscalator finished second with Prince Hotspur third. I Say the only filly was fourth amid a field of ten. Gusto completed the mile and a quarter in 2 10 2 5, paying 21.84 to win with 9.90 to place and 5.40 to show.
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Gusto
Morton L. Schwartz
New Yorker
Oscalator
Prince Hotspur
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
I Say
Yonkel
Sun Melus
Marmion
Stepenfetchit
Adobe Post
Rowdy Boy
Big Beau
American Flag-Daylight Saving
Schwartz
W.R. Goa
New York
T Say
Cards Lose Both Games In Twin Bill
Philadelphia on June 18 handed the St. Louis Cardinals a twin defeat. In the first game Rhem outpitched Wallahan in a twelve inning 5 to 4 loss for St. Louis with Klein homering for Philadelphia. In the night cap Collins beat Derringer 6 to 3 as the Phillies won in regulation.
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Associated Press
Boston
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Braves
Pitteburgh
Fonton
Grace
Padden
Brown
Spohrer
Hargrave
Pittsburgh
L. Waner
Waner
Vaughan
Traynor
Barbea
Suhr
Kremer
D. Grace
Philadelphia
Phils
St. Louis Cardinals
Rhem
Wallahan
Collins
Derringer
Klein
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