Sawyer Knights Triumph in Low-Scoring Baseball Victory
Sawyer pitched for the Black Knights allowing four hits as Beckley’s team benefited from Colts errors and timely hitting. Beclley scored in the first inning on Meyers’ single and a Roverliely single, with two runs added in the eighth. Wrigthy defense and a key double play helped Sawyer shut down Withrow’s eight hits, sealing a 6-1 win for Beckley in this June contest.
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Williamson
Stevfing
Sawyer
Beckley
Black Knights
Colts
Withrow
Meyers
Rovers Liiely
Black Nights
Rhymer
Kirkendall
Qorcutt
Taman
Rogers
Smith
Kirkendalk
Mackey
Iield
Rev. Maynard
Casey
Umpire Rules and Player Moves Shaped by Historical Baseball Debate
The article discusses protest rules and umpire authority, referencing Hoyle and Rule 63. It notes Dooley and FerTell Dooley in a Charleston play, and critiques Paul Stanley's ninth inning call. It covers Dude Marlin’s salary dispute and signing, then previews a Tri-State League game between the Armecos and Knights. A Shiloh battlefield relic saddle sold by Gen Johnston’s descendant is also reported.
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Hoyle
Paul Stanley
Stanley
Coubt
Aer
Payne
Armecos
Knights
Flaherty
Huntington
Speed Marlin
Far Western crews threaten Eastern dominance in varsity rowing
An Associated Press account traces the long rise of Stanford, California, and Washington in the annual varsity eight race, detailing early Western pushes against Cornell and Navy. It notes Stanford’s dramatic 1922 and 1930s showings, Washington’s string of near wins, and California’s record-breaking efforts culminating in last year’s close finish with Columbia.
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Alan J. Gould
Cassociated Press
Stanford
Sears
California
Drneck Miver
Oregon
Sanford
Penpyylyauin
Jim
Hudson
Far West
University of California
Golden Gate
Columbu
Cornell
Thidson Highlands
Interashington
Jim Wray
Attee
Pop" Courtney
Washington
Carnegy
Hish
Sitford Ints
Poughkeepsie
Navy
Sas” Lrickson
Huskies
Columbia
Califor
Von Elm Shapes Open Hopes At Winged Foot Injury
George Von Elm, a Western player with strong form, aims to upset top contenders at Winged Foot as he seeks a major Open finish. He tied for fourth in the PPS Open with Walter Hagen and defeated Hagen in a 36 hole final to win the Tile. Von Elm passed through British play with little success and now targets The Open field led by Bobby Jones with Von Elm, Hagen and Paced close behind.
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Aandeur Selfers
Winged Foot
Detroiler
Sap Lakegil
Los Angeles
Walter Hagen
Ale
Sien Pure
Bobby Jones
von Elm
Avanian
Jones
Harry Legu
Minikatula
Arthur Yates
Brael Burn
Winged Font
United States
Great Britain
Lome
Kagee
Olympic Fields
Chitech States
O'Shanter Pawer
Georges
von Ela
Vexit
Touring Trend Reported to This State in 2 Years
West Virginia records show rising motor tour interest from Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee. Letters from H S Alexander of Lancaster Pa Capitol Tour Association request folders and brochures for West Virginia tours. Edgar H Shuer Southeast Iowa Motor Club seeks Switzerland of America brochures for clubs in Keokuk and Fort Madison.
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Ascocaited
Harleston
W.va
Virginia
North Carolin
Tennessee
West Virginia
Hoss RB. Jobson
State Department of Agriculure
HS. Alexander
Lancaster
Capitol Tour Association, Inc
Alexanders
Johnson
Edgar Ih. Shuer
Southeast Tawa Motor Club
Switzerland of America
Keokuk
Fort Madison
Laws
Stier
Standings Update for Clubs
Standings show two clubs tied in second place as of latest results with sparse details and the number 65 noted, indicating a score or point total.
Birds spruce up address plates in local study
Birds in the area are improving home address plates. A feathered resident was found with a cloth bearing United Workers of America 4387-F and another item with Home Furniture Co. text.
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United Workers of America
Home Furniture Co
Minnesota Gridder Named Rhodes Scholar and Honors
Fred Moyde of Devils Lake North Dakota former quarterback for the University of Minnesota has been named a Rhodes scholar at Oxford University England. Leland Watson of Minneapolis hockey player won Phi Beta Kappa and Tau Beta Pi honors and is noted as an editorial writer on college publications.
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Minneapolis
Fred Moyde
Devils Lake
N.D
University of Minnesota
Toast Fall
Ty Oxtavat University
England
Ciapher
Leland = Watson
Watson
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