Butcher Limits Senor? To Five Hits In Charleston Game
Max Butcher held the Charleston Sen giors to five hits as Beckley’s Black Knights regained the lead in a tense game. The Associated Press report notes strong pitching and timely hitting shaping the outcome.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Max Butcher
Charleston Beckley Race To Top Of Middle Atlantic Pennant
Charleston and Beckley battle for supremacy in the Middle Atlantic league at R. M. I. park with single games set for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday nights starting at 8. The Milnermen hold undisputed leadership after last night’s win and face a potential tie with the Senators upon return home.
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Beckley
R. M. I. Park
Black Knight
Milnerman
Senators
Cardinals Narrowly Top Cubs In Ninth Inning Squeeze
In St. Louis on June 25 the Cardinals edged the Chicago Cubs 7 to 6 as a ninth inning squeeze produced the winning run. Stephenson homered for Chicago, while Hallahan and Derringer held the Cubs to two hits after Haines exited.
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Beckley speed fiesta draws top racers July 3 4
After a two year gap Beckley speed fans will see a real fiesta at the Fairgrounds on July 3 and 4. Notables Elmer Hupp Johnny Gunn and Sam Nonnis headline a field including dominant drivers from major circuits. The program promises fast qualifying heats and community excitement.
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Elmer Hupp
West Va
Johnny Gunn
Herman Schurch
Billy Winn
Johnny Wohlfiel
Charley Cyr
Fred Frame
Sam Nonnis
Charlotte
Johnstown Dominates in Doubleheader Sweep
Johnstown wins both ends of the doubleheader against Huntington with a 6 to 4 victory in the first game and a 3 to 0 win in the second. Beckley and Charleston play, Clarksburg and Cumberland face off, and Huntington visits Johnstown in a later pairing. PRI COUNTY LEAGUE features Scarbro versus Sprague and Wyco Amigo at Tams with Firecoat Glen White Berkley participating.
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Cumberland
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PRI
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Glen White
Berkley
Mullens
Wyco-Amigo
Tams
Associated Press
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Auto racing July Fourth results and infield details
In a July Fourth auto racing recount, players such as Tieman Hall Spencer and Coffee are noted for runs batted in and key plays. The report lists double plays involving Carlson, Davin, and Duberstein, fielding actions by Walsh Rinn and Samuels, and pitching notes for Spencer and Spare car with strikeouts and base outcomes.
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Hall
Spencer
Carlson
Davin
Duberstein
Walsh
Rinn
Samuels
Halla
Mucs
Clarksburg
Cy Ran
Etonines Knooclk
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Sarazen In Fine Finish Wins Title
Gene Sarazen captured the United States Open at Fresh Meadow in New York with a final round 66 to finish 286, tying the all time 72 hole record and winning by three strokes over Bobby Cruickshank and Thomas Perkins. Perkins led much of the day before slipping late.
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Associated Press
Fresh Meadow Country Club
Flushing
N. Y
Gene Sarazen
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Sarazen
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Chick) Evans
Chicago
Minneapolis
Fresh Meadow
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Tyro
Thomas Phillip Perkins
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Jose Jurado
Wee Bobby" Cruickshank
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Leo Diegel
Wilfy Cox
Jurado
United States
Bill Burke
Harry Cooper
Olin Dutra
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Dutra
Local Track Stars Face East Coast Invaders in Sprint Races
A heavy footed youth from the sunny south Bob Carter a winner of several sensational races in Ohio and Bobby Neapolitan from sunny Italy confront an outside invasion. Local trio Carter Cawley and Bailes strive to equal or surpass past performances on the home track.
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Sunny South
Bob Cartera
Ohio
Bobby Neapolitan
Italy
Carter
Cawley
Bailes
Gomez Wins Eleventh Straight as Yankees Top Athletics 7-4
Vernon Gomez of the Yankees, the AL’s leading pitcher, earned his 11th consecutive win by defeating the Philadelphia Athletics 7 to 4. Kremer pitched for the win over Kolp, with 2:08 time of game and 10 hits by Kolp. Roetteer and P Waner hit homers for New York.
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Associated Press
Lefty Vernon Gomez
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Lefty Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
Prad Ale
Vines Wood and Shields Lead Wimbledon Field in First Week
Three American players Ellsworth Vines Sidney B Wood and Janky Frank Shields surged into the Wimbledon singles quarter finals as Helen Wills Moody and Helen Jacobs won mixed doubles in the first week. A 24000 crowd in the royal box set a record as Perry Austin Satoh Crawford Major also advanced to the final eighth. In Syracuse the 100 mile AAA national car race and motorcycle events were postponed to July 2 due to rain soaked track conditions.
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Eng
Ellsworth Vines
Sidney B. Wood
Janky Frank Shields
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Royal Box
Fred Perry
Bunny Austin
Siro Satoh
Jack Crawford
Australia
Ernest Major
Cliff Sutter Regains His Collegiate Crown
Cliff Sutter of Tulane regains the national intercollegiate tennis crown by defeating Bryan Grant of North Carolina in straight sets 7-5 6-2 6-4 at Merion Cricket Club Haverford Pa. Keith Gledhill and Joseph Coughlin of Stanford won the doubles title, defeating Jack Tidball and Elbert Lewis of UCLA 6-0 6-4 6-1.
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Cliff Sutter
Tulane University
Bryan Grant
University of North Carolina
Keith Gledhill
Joseph Coughlin
Stanford University
Jack Tidball
Elbert Lewis
University of California
Los Angeles
Merion Cricket Club
Julius Seligson
Lehigh
Sutter
Phillies Win From Giants Chronicle Victory
Glifford Perry of Winston Salem North Carolina wins junior golf champion of the Carolinas as Phillies defeat the Giants in a sporting note.
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Glifford Perry
Winston Salem
N.C
Carolinas
Pirates Grab Second Place With Doubleheader Wins
The Pittsburgh Pirates moved into NL second place by sweeping Cincinnati Reds 3 to 2 and 8 to 5 in a doubleheader. Long hits powered the wins with Paul Waner accounting for two homers a double and two singles while Lloyd added a double and two singles. Reds fell in the first game after a wild throw by catcher Lombardi enabled Pietto to score in the eleventh.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
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Lloyd
Reds
Lombardi
Piet
Unclear Baseball Bout Details From Sparse OCR
The fragment records base hits by Stripp Slade Worthington Berger and Urbanski along with sacrifices by Quinn Spohrer and a double play Urbanski to Shires. Brooklyn had six left on base against Boston with Mungo allowing nine hits in 7 1 3 innings. Losing pitcher was Quinn. Umpires Staran and Barr. Time of game unavailable.
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Charleston
Rha Rimmer
Longnecker
Weed Boone
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Whitlock
Ue Mackey
Byrd
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Groseclose
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Harris
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Butcher
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Randy Moore
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Ag! Taylor
Boston Abrae
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Urbaraki
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Ford
H. Spohrer
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Brauin
Deeseeea
Joe Battad
Ardebeee
Wilson
Cuceinailto
Lopez
Urbanski
Slade
Quinn
Spohrer
Bale
Mungo
Betts
New Teams in League Begin Play Today
Washington and Beckley teams enter league action with Mullens and Fireco facing shifts in pitching staff. Mullens manager Lass and new Beckley manager Walter Rappold assemble a stronger Oakwood Avenue lineup as Waco Amigo reshapes roster chasing Glen White’s pace.
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