High Quest Wins Preakness In Tight Nose Finish
High Quest captured the sixteenth mile Preakness at Pimlico in a dramatic nose finish over Cavalcade. Discovery and Agrarian followed, with Agrarian finishing third after a Derby path, as 30,000 fans watched the Brookmeade duo triumph. High Quest earned 25,175 dollars, boosting career earnings to 44,690.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Isable Dodge
Sloane
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Pimliga
Ligh Quest
Cavalcade
Alfred G. Vandarbin
Discovery
Frank J. Weller
Avrarian
Brookmeade
Hilltop
New York Sud
Bobby Jones
High Ques
Agrarian
Mohey
High Quest
Havre de Grace
Coventry
David Harum at the Lyric
Fox Film brings Will Rogers to the Lyric to star in David Harum adapted from Edward Noyes Westcott. The famous horsetrader faces sharp deals in a small town as public demand overrides other Fox plays.
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Fox Fil
Will Rogers
David Harum
Rogers
Fox Film
Edward Noyes Westcott
Leaders In A Division Meet Today At Scarbro
The Raleigh county league tops a day of action with Scarbro leading by a full game as Tobin’s Tams Majors visit Scarbro while Ameagle plays Sprague park. Cranberry meets Pemberton and Fireco faces Stoco in a day of tense division play.
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Scarbro
Loop
Raleigh County Baseball League
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Ameagle
Sprague
Glen Rogers
Fairgrounds
Stanaford
Mullens
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Koppers
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Cranberry
Pemberton
Fireco
Stoco
Killarney
Crab Orchard
Raleigh
Marshall College to honor Louis A. Johnson as commencement speaker
Huntington W Va May 12 the selection of Louis A Johnson former national commander of the American Legion as the speaker for Marshall college 97th annual commencement was announced by Dr M P Shawkey college president The commencement date is June 4
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Associated Press
Huntington
W. Va
Lous A. Johnson
Clarksburg
American Legion
Marshall College
M. Pp. Shawkey
Yankees Win in Tenth in Chicago Crackers Mayhem
The Yankees won in the tenth on two base hits by Combs with Chapman and Lyons scoring. Chapman stole a base, and York left on base. Lyons struck out Allen and was relieved by Wild pitch and passed balls by Dickey. Umpires Donnelly Dineen Summers officiated the game.
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Lefe
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Summers
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Associated Pro
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Swanson
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Walker
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Dietrich
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Jolson
Rietrich
Wilk Laton
Detroit
Philadelphia
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Benton
Marberry
Phite
Kin
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Mortirty
Gelso
Browns Take Double Bill
Sports writers say Atlanta manager Spencer Abbott is running a nursery with three young pitchers Bill Schmidt Howard Parker and Hugh Casey. Burns Surange Pepper Cronin Schulte and others feature in the lineup with multiple hits and RBI as Washington battles.
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Clitt
Myer
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Saer
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Tranble
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Washington
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Wells
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Newsom
Weaver
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Burke
Blacholder
Wells Lin
Crowder
Winnieg Wecer
KK Umspires
McGowan & Owens
Spencer Abbott
Atlanta, Ga
Bill Schmidt
Howard Parker
Hugh Casey
Stoco High Fight Event Invites 100 Boxers for May Tourney
Stoco hosts a two day boxing invitational on May 18 and 19 with at least 100 entrants anticipated from Oak Hill Woodrow Wilson Montcoal Alderson Fayetteville and 20 invited schools. Coaches set entry deadline for Thursday noon with prelim pairings to follow.
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Stoco
Coach Stephens
Oak Hill
Woodrow Wilson
Montcoal
Alderson
Fayetteville
Stephens
Lillybrook Coal Company
Lecouny Coal Company
Leckie Fire- Creek Coal Company
Mead Smokeless Coal Company
Kill
Charles Payne
Stern
West Virginia University
William Holroyd
Multhens
C.J. McQnuade
Raleigh Register of Beckley
Baseball game report with errors from Chicago
Philadelphia batter Vaughan Thevenow Bartell Sohr Waner Thavenow demand a recount as errors and misreads mark a Pittsburgh visit. Sacrifices by Allen and baserunning notes mix with pitching by French Chagnon Moyt Holley and Moore. Umpires Pfirman Makerkurth Barr. Time 2 03.
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Vaughan
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Thavenow
Waner
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Sohr
Tedd
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Thevenow
Lowhle
Tavigetto
Suhr
Philadelphia
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Bulle
French
Chagnon
Moyt
Holley
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Moore
Tate
Mnone
Hoyt
Wolley
Kleinhans
Lartel
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Wlouine
Loning Pteher
Braves Rally Past Reds in Extras
Braves defeat Cincinnati 11 to 3 after an 11 inning marathon. Uranski and Berger drive in runs while O’Farrell, Frankhouse, and Bla ley collect multi hit games. Stout takes the loss as Kolp and Stark combine on the mound.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Braves
Frankhouse
Cincinnati Reds
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Urbanski AB
Thompson ” Berger
Wo Whitney
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Jordan
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Walker Cup Players Triumph in Scotland
In St Andrews on May 12 American Captain Francis Ouimet led a ruthless assault as the United States crushed Great Britain 9 1/2 to 2 1/2 in 36-hole singles, securing an eighth straight Walker Cup victory. Jack Westland narrowly halved with Ye McRavie. George Yoette Arf starred for the U S while Torrance claimed Britons sole singles win. The rain-soaked day opened with American pressure and ended with a dominant American display.
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Francis Ouimet
Light Cavalry
United States
Brookline
Mass
Jack Westland
Chicago
Evie McRavie
Ouimet
Associated Press
Leonard Crawley
Philadelphia
Mickey
Cochrane
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Tony) Torbhough
Rance
St Og
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Philadelseries
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Dean
Walker Haven
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Marberry
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Ow “Johnson
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Dietrich
Benton
Toecraft
Francis Ouiimet
All Square
George Yoete Ar
New York
Dintapo
Ack McLean
Seol
Indians Rally Past Red Sox In Ninth Inning Win
The Cleveland Indians came from behind for the third straight day to rally in the ninth. They scored six runs off Bob Weiland and Rube Watrous to beat the Boston Red Sox.
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Boston
Cleveland Indians
Bob
Weiland
Rube Watberg
Boston Red
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