Greys Clinch Series With Beamish Final Victory
The Zanesville Greys beat Beckley 6 to 5 to take the final game of the series and raise their 1933 championship flag. A late ninth inning run tied the score, then a decisive rally secured the win for Ohio. Evans pitched well for Beckley while Minogue closed out the Grays after relieving Liebhardt. A. Johnson debuted for Beckley at third and collected two hits in four trips as Beckley drops into a tie for second, with three games remaining in the three-game Beckley series.
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Medwick And Terry Improve Averages In Standings
In yesterday’s action only three of baseballs big six played. Bill Terry rose to .368 to claim fifth place as Arky Vaughan fell to .361 after going hitless against Curt Davis. Ducky Medwick gained to .373 tying Travis for third as Manush and Gehringer were idle.
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Joe Knight Wins Technical Knockout in Seventh Round
Joe Knight, 172, of Cairo Georgia, defeated Henry Firpo, 169, of Louisville Kentucky, by technical knockout in the seventh round. The bout, halted by Referee Denny Hughes after Firpo failed to respond, was scheduled for ten rounds and marked the first pro event promoted by the local American Legion post.
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Box Scores From Last Night Baseball Actions Across Leagues
Yesterday's box scores recap major league games with RBIs, hits, and home runs. Notable names include Cuyler Medwick Schumacher Delancey Waner Gehrig Ruth and Murphy. The summaries show winning pitchers J Dean Murphy and others, plus team baserunning and fielding notes across New York Chicago Boston and Cincinnati.
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Baseball game summary with Porter and Werber strong
Porter drives in three runs while Werber and Morgan contribute key hits. Solters adds two base hits and Werber hits a triple as Cleveland edges Boston. Werber also swipes two bases while Lest reaches on base, and Pearson suffers the loss despite eight strikeouts.
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Six seeded stars left in National Intercollegiate Tennis
At Merion Cricket Club Haverford six seeded stars and two other Americans advanced to the quarter finals in a U S title defense. Tidball defeated Gene Smith 6 4 6 4 to keep his crown while Mako beat Stevens 6 2 6 3 and Hess defeated Murray 6 3 6 3.
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Local Champ Fourth in Marble Meet at Ocean City
Ross Irle reports from Ocean City New Jersey Clayton Wallace of Raleigh county competes in the National Marbles tournament with Huntington champion tipped as favorite for the Northwestern league title Wallace posted nine wins eleven losses after yesterday's slate and remains fourth among rivals from Lancaster Marietta and Morgan.
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National League Standings From Yesterday's Games
Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 4 to 1 while St Louis topped New York 8 to 7. Boston defeated Cincinnati 8 to 4 and Chicago won 5 to 1 against Brooklyn.
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Stoco Stars Transfer Two Players to Mullens Team
Oscar Smedley first baseman and H R Hicks second baseman of Stoco's B league were transferred to Mullens in the A league. Smedley, in his twenty first season, remains a stellar figure in industrial league baseball. Hicks, former captain of the Medical College of Virginia team, was offered a major league contract but chose medicine. regarded by many as a top amateur infielder in West Virginia.
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Mid-Atlantic Games Results Roundup
Dayton and Wheeling games feature Hartje and Milli Hartje with several scorers. Springfield defeated Johnstown in a high scoring meet as Vitalli Fitton Mackie and others contributed across puzzles of the chart.
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Baseball scores and weather stain day in majors
American League results show New York 8 Chicago 7 and Boston 6 Cleveland 0. Detroit Philadelphia delayed by rain. St Louis Washington games affected by wet conditions.
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Baseball Scoreboard and Pairings for Tonight
New York at Washington Boston at Philadelphia Chicago at Detroit Others not scheduled Zanesville 6 Beckley 5 Charleston Huntington rain Wheeling 5 3 Dayton 4 2 Johnstown 10 Springfield 9 Charleston at Zanesville Beckley at Huntington Dayton at Johnstown Springfield at Wheeling
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Pittsburgh and Cleveland Award Golf Championships
New York June 28. The United States Golf Association announced the 1935 national open championship will be awarded to Oakmont Country Club, Pittsburgh, and the national amateur tournament to the Country Club of Cleveland. Dates to be announced later. Oakmont is regarded as a premier course.
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B Division Managers Meet Friday Evening
Raleigh county baseball league B division managers are summoned by the league president to meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the Beckley News paper corporation office. A new team will be admitted to replace the Stoco club which released its franchise and second half schedule will be drawn. Cranberry has clinched the first half title.
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Home Run Leaders and Sluggers Across Leagues
A brief AP roundup lists yesterday’s homer leaders and notable run producers. Johnson of the Athletics tallies 22, Foxx 20, Gehrig 20, Klein 18, Ott 19, with Ruth Simmons Chapman Cuyler Berger Schumacher Delancey credited for solo homers.
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Raleigh And Bell Oil Teams Are Victorious
Raleigh and Bell Oil Products won two Beckley Softball League games. Raleigh defeated Steve's Shoe Shop 20 to 7 at home, then beat the Boy Scouts 10 to 8 in the following day’s game.
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Golf history notes on national opens and amateurs
The passage recalls the United States national Open last staged in 1927 in which Tommy Armour defeated Harry Cooper in a playoff. It also notes Cleveland’s previous hosting of the national amateur tournament in 1907 won by Jerome D Travers.
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Americans Struggle as British Open Opens Under Rain
British Open opening round sees Henry Cotton lead with 67 amid rain that dampens American stars. Denny Shute posts 71 to sit tied for third as Sarazen Kirkwood and Mag Smith falter. Taggart fires 70 aided by 21 putts while De La Torre Forrester Hartley Fairweather Sweeney Boomer struggle.
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Graveley Plans Long U S Tour From Besoco
Burton Gravley, night mine foreman for Leccony Smokeless Coal Co in Resoco, will leave Sunday for a two week eastern U S and Canada tour. He'll visit New York three days, then travel to Chicago via Niagara Falls and Southern Ontario, crossing back at Detroit. The Century of Progress will take most of the last week, and he plans to return to Besoco by July 14.
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Lightning Strikes Twice In Winchester Farm Homes
Lightning hit the home of Mrs. Thomas S. Crockett near Winchester and plunged the house into darkness with no serious damage. About the same time a bolt struck a distant farm she owns, killing two horses.
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North Carolina urges farmers to keep business records
Agricultural extension workers state government campaign targets all farmers to maintain complete business records to improve farm management and financial tracking.
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