A League Triumph Over B League In Raleigh County Open
The All Stars of the A league defeated a B league representative 7 to 2 at R M J park in yesterday’s Raleigh County opening. Brumfield Beckett and Hempton pitched well for the A squad while J McGraw sparked the B team with a first inning single and stolen base.
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Hempton
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J. D Antoni
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Woodsoa
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Clude
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Santae Ee Arbor
Plann
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Eigh County Baseball League
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HK. Webb
Jeanie
Gien
McCrae
Ronnie Bovega
Scarhbro
Opposit Cox
R. Keaton
Mabscott
Scar- Rapanelle
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C. Grose
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E. Webb
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C. Gross
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J. Dantoni
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J. McGrawe
W. McGraw
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I. Danton
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Underwood
Second Half Schedule in County Loop Starts Today
The county league restarts with eight A teams and new rosters. Arnold Barr joins Woodbay from Crab Orchard to boost coach Duncan Webb’s group as Tudor moves Mabscott to Crab Orchard. Mabscott hosts Glen White while Scarbro visits Ameagle, and Mullens meets Tams in a Wyoming area clash.
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Harry Lemon
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Jack Carpenter
Frank Vass
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Duncan Webb
Floyd Chambers
Glen White
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Roberts
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Wyoming Countians
George Brumfield
Raleigh-Wyoming Company
CCC Track Meet Set For Elkins in West Virginia
Civilian Conservation Corps track and field championships for the Charleston area will be decided the first week in October at the Forest Festival in Elkins. Fifteen winners from five sectional meets will vie for the district title, with Lt. F F Riley directing and Luther Pigott assisting. The program features six track events, five field events, and six stunt races including a cook’s race where the winner peels potatoes and balances a pie pan.
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Discovery Takes Third Win In Row In Brooklyn Handicap
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt's Discovery won the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct by four lengths over Good Gamble with Roman Soldier third. The 1 1/8 mile race carried a $10 575 purse and saw Discovery pace the field at prohibitive odds of 2 to 7.
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Sportsman’s code and fishing tips from C E Sanborn
Oklahoma entomologist C E Sanborn urges sportsman like conduct, respect for land owners, and proper invitation before fishing on private streams. He notes good water ethics, moon phases for fishing, bait choices, and casting tips for panfish and bass. A Columbia River giant salmon and bass nesting behavior are also mentioned as context.
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Yankees Crush Browns With Six Home Runs For Win
The New York Yankees pounded out six homers to beat the St. Louis Browns 10 to 6, extending their lead to seven games. Crosetti, Gehrig, DiMaggio and Ruffing each homered, while Salters for the Browns added a homer with a runner aboard. Ruffing earned his ninth win as Al Thomas took the loss.
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Senators and White Sox split doubleheader in Chicago
In Chicago the Senators won the first game 2 to 1 behind Earl Whitehead who held the Sox to six hits. The White Sox answered in the nightcap 7 to 3 as rookie Italo Chelini allowed eight scattered hits and Joe Kuhel homered off Jimmy Deshong. Larry Rosenthal hit his first big league homer for the Sox.
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Jimmy Deshong
Larry Rosenthal
D Antoni Leads Mullens In Raleigh League Batting
Louis D Antoni, star of Mullens and Concord College, posts a .473 average on 45 at bats with 21 hits, 14 extra bases, six homers, four triples, and five more runs than his nearest competitor. He also tops lists in RBIs and runs scored as of prior Sunday.
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Stamford leads UMW split first half title race
United Mine Workers league nears end of the first half with Stamford in front. The remaining schedule runs through next Sunday featuring Oakwood at Helen Cunard at Stanaford Minden at Lochgelly Eccles at Sprague and Summerlee at Cranberry. Eight of ten teams have games set for July Fourth.
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Sports Scores From A A Toledo Columbus Kansas City
American Association results show Toledo 13 Columbus 41 and Kansas City 6, Minneapolis 5 with Milwaukee 8 and St Paul &.
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Bitsy Grant Shines at Wimbledon to Reach Quarterfinals
Briton Bitsy Grant, a five foot two, Atlanta born player, upset Vivian McGrath 6-3 6-4 0 in the Wimbledon fourth round. He earlier beat Heiner Henkel to reach the quarterfinals where he meets Fred Perry as part of a star eight with Crawford Quist Budge Allison Von Cramm and Austin.
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Bitsy) Grant
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Baseball Tonight Matchups Across Major Leagues
Games today include Pittsburgh facing Boston Chicago meeting New York St Louis taking on Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia in the National League American League action Philadelphia visits Detroit New York travels to St Louis Boston meets Cleveland Washington plays Chicago.
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Bonas Bests Pennsylvanian in Olympic Trials Preview
Princeton star Bill Bonthron wins at Harvard Stadium in 3:55.2 as he and Gene Venzke push toward the American Olympic trials. 17 event winners advance to final trials July 11-12 at Randall’s Island New York. Eddie O’Brien leads in the 400 meters, David Weicher tops the pole vault at 14 ft 3 in, and Henry Dreyer hits 180 ft 3 in in the hammer.
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Olympic Record Sets and Notable Track Feats Recap
The report notes Drever surpassing a Maine rival and an Olympic record near 180 feet in discus. It recalls 1912 Olympic highlights with John Woodruff’s 800 meters time and Cornelius Johnson equalling the high jump record. Jack Torrance, a Baton Rouge policeman, set a shot put mark of 52 feet 3 inches.
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Donald Favor
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Matt McGrath
New York
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Los Angeles
Jack Torrance
Baton Rouge
Akron Man Wins 50 Meter Small Bore Match
Bashline of Akron scored 397 out of 400 to win the 50 meter small bore event at the Ohio Rifle and Pistol Association meet in Camp Perry Ohio. Wilbur Wilson of Erie Pennsylvania also scored 397 and took second place on a tiebreaker after Bashline shot 99 of 100 on his final string while Wilson posted 98.
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Ohio Rifle and Pistol Association
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