13 Schools to Be Represented in Sectional Meet
Thirteen schools totalling 177 athletes have been approved for the sectional track and field meet at Woodrow Wilson field tomorrow afternoon. First and second place finishers advance to Morgantown for the state meet next Friday and Saturday. Medals will be awarded to the top three by the state. Oak Hill and Woodrow Wilson lead entries, with Oak Hill expected to dominate. Trials begin at 10 am with finals at 1:30 pm. The event features hurdles, javelin, pole vault and other events as teams from Ansted Beckley and others compete.
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State Athletic Association
Woodrow Wilson Athletic Field
Morgantown
Woodrow Wilson
Oak Hill Red Devils
Ansted
Beckley
Colcord
Glen Rogers
Saeger
McComes
Marsh Fork
Mount Hope
Northfork
Oak Hill
Stock
Trap Hill
Big Creek
War
Mark Twain
Shady
Pax
Princeton
Fayetteville
Jerome R. van Meter
van Meter
State University
Associated Press
Charleston
West Virginia
Elkins
Martinsburg
Clarksburg
Wheeling
Red Devils
Huntington
Triadelphia
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
National League results show Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 9 to 5 while Cincinnati beat New York 4 to 0. Chicago edged Philadelphia 1 to 0. St Louis opposed Boston with a rain postponement on wet grounds.
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Philadlphia
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Boston
Baseball matchups listed for major league clubs today
Cincinnati at Boston Hallahan or Deringer faces MacFayden while Chicago plays Brooklyn Shoun against Hamlin. St Louis visits New York Weil and Castleman. Pittsburgh meets Philadelphia Bowman against Lamaster.
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Deringer
MacFayden
Chicago
Brooklyn
Shoun
Hamlin
St. Louis
New York
Weiland
Castleman
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Bowman
Lamaster
Baseball scores and Friday matchups listed
Detroit 12 over New York 6 and Cleveland 4 over Washington 2. Philadelphia 3 over Chicago 1 and Boston 2 over St. Louis 1. Friday games feature Boston at Chicago with Walberg against Kennedy, Philadelphia at St. Louis Cas ter versus Walkup, Washington at Detroit Apple ton against Lawson, and New York at Cleveland Hadley against Whitehill.
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New York
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Philadelphia
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Boston
St. Louis
Walberg
Kennedy
Caster
Walkup
Appleton
Lawson
Hadley
Derby Dope by Pap Three Churchill Downs Elders Hold Derby Traditions
Three aging Churchill Downs figures Col Matthew Winn Judge Charley Price and Col Dan O Sullivan discuss Derby history and contenders. Winn recalls watching the first Derby, Price favors Hindoo and Exterminator, O Sullivan backs Old Rosebud, while Winn cites Twenty Grand as best. They remain calm amid debate.
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Charley Price
Dan O’sullivan
Winn
Aristides
Judge Price
O’sullivan
Price
Downs
Tion
Colonel Winn
Colonel O'Sullivan
Hindoo
Louisville Derby Week Begins Amid Flood Recovery
Louisville prepares for Derby crowds as merchants expect about 50 000 visitors and 1.5 million dollars in fresh money. Derby week features a parade, tennis match, ball, and relief-tribute parades with housing options offered by M Lawrence Aronson. Churchill Downs hosts tulips and renewed facilities as horse racing headlines the city’s post flood rebound.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Churchhill Downs
M. Lawrence Aronson
Arons
Aronson
Fred Perry
Ellsworth Vines
Kentucky
A. B. Chandler
Experts Usually Heaviest Losers
In New York a look at Derby pundits shows that top experts often suffer losses as friends in the know chase tips and inside information. Trainers jockeys and turf writers misdirected by overconfidence frequently bet poorly, with notable reporters like George Krehbiel and Paul Hirtenstein admitting they profit little or lose when backing their own selections.
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George Krehbiel
The
Detroit News
George
Paul Hirtenstein
Chicago Daily News
Paul
Hialeah
Mr. Hirtenstein
Blind Man Slain in Gotham Home
Joseph Alonzo a 39 year old blind radio repairman was found bludgeoned to death in the rear living quarters of his New York shop. Police say no robbery occurred and suspect the killer may have been admitted by the victim. Initial theory points to a revenge killing.
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Associated Press
New York
Joseph Alonzo
Alonzo
Field work in child nutrition offered to seniors at A and M
Seniors in the household science program at Oklahoma A and M college are being offered field work in child nutrition providing practical experience. The program connects students with local schools and child care centers to apply nutrition training in real settings.
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Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Busy days for Tide thinclads at Alabama meets
Charlie Holm, sophomore track star at the University of Alabama, averages about 10 points per dual meet. He excels in the high jump, javelin and broad jump. In three meets he collected one 15 points via three firsts in high jump, plus a second and a third in javelin and a first and two seconds in broad jump.
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Associated Press
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Charlie Holm
University of Alabama
Avere
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