Rain Lifts double header today as Beckley hosts Cumberland
Rain postponed last night’s game between Beckley Black Knights and Cumberland Colts. A two game set is slated at R.M.1 Park this afternoon with Helmick starting for Cumberland and Cousins for Beckley, followed by Montague or Moose in the second game.
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Cumberland
Steff
Colts
Brown
Knoth
Helmuhs
Charleston Senatore
Art Cousins
Helmick
Montague
Moose
Black Knight
Cumberland Club
Dodgers and Giants Play To A Doubleheader Draw
The Dodgers and the New York Giants battled to a draw in a packed crowd of 34 400. New York won the first game 12 to 5 after a late onslaught of nine hits and eight runs off Phelps Heimach and Moore. Brooklyn answered in the second, 7 to 2, behind Van Mungo pitching with a late rally.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Dodgers
New York Giants
New York
Phelps
Heimach
Moore
van Mungo
Braves Win Long 14-Inning Baseball Game
Boston Braves defeat Philadelphia Phillies 14 innings is 14 to 5. West Schulmerich hit a go ahead double in the 14th to break a 5 5 tie and Urbahn ski scored. Cantwell relieved Brown in the eighth and held the Phillies to three hits the rest of the game. Harold Elliott started for Philadelphia and was relieved by Nichols in the seventh.
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Associated Press
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Philadelphia
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Phillies
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Nichols
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C. Elliott
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Spohrer
Mallon
Lee
Schulmerich
Berger
Maranville
Hbartell
Knothe
Elliott
Eliott
Banquet Honors Helen Junior High Basketball Players
A graduation season banquet at Helen Junior High was held in the school auditorium for the boys and girls basketball teams and the Boy Scouts. Sixth grade girls prepared a simple plate, Rev. W. C. Stearns led the invocation, and Principal James Basil Deck acted as toastmaster with remarks from Rev. Stearns Cecil Swim Eugene Nobie G H Thomas and several teachers and community members.
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Helen Junior High School
W. C. Stearns
James Basil Deck
Stearns
Cecil Swim
Eugene Nobie
G. H
Scouts Present Cup to Coach Deck at Ceremony
The first speaker led off followed by Wade Haga Jack Martin Tullio Maligrado John Lee Gray Andy Sombati and Lado Placidi. The two last boys presented a loving cup to Mr Deck honoring his service as coach and principal. G H Thomas chair of the troop committee spoke of Helen scouts and plans for a scout cabin to be built soon across the Virginian railway tracks from the store and office.
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Wade Haga
Jack Martin
Tullio Maligrado
John Lee Gray
Andy Sombati
Lado Placidi
Deck
G. H. Thomas
Helen Scouts
Thomas
Bush Forces Winning Run in Ninth In Reds Victory
The Associated Press reports Cubs pitcher Guy Bush walked Heath with the bases loaded in the ninth to force a 6 to 5 Cincinnati win. Bush had earlier quieted a Cincinnati rally while Ma Jones faltered, but walked three more in the ninth before Hafey and Lombardi put up the decisive runs. Chicago's offense totaled two runs, while Cincinnati tallied five in the eighth and late frames.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Guy Bush
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Heath
Ma Jone
Bush
Herman
Hafey
Jurges
Lombardi
Chicago
ABRHP
Richbourg
W. Herman
Moore
Stephenson
Hemsley
Grimm
Malone
Douthit
Grantham
Gilbert
Durocher
Crabtree
Lomberdi
Lucas
Grimiit
F. Herman
English
Sacrifices
Hafer
Hush
Moran, Magerkurth
Clarksburg Forfeits After Umpire Manager Clash
In a Johnstown at Clarksburg game, an infield argument between umpire Gilliam and Clarksburg manager Frank Walker led to a forfeit in the fifth inning. Johnstown won 9 to 0 after the field was not cleared quickly enough and Walker struck Gilliam. Both teams had one run when the forfeit occurred.
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Associated Press
Clarksburg
W. Va
Gilliam
Frank Walker
Clarksburg Generals
Johnstown
Walker
Spencer
Generals
Penn Wins Mid-America Regatta Shell Race
The University of Pennsylvania eight-oared shell edged Wisconsin by two lengths and Marietta by three at Marietta Ohio drawing about 14,000 spectators. Penn’s crew was stroked by Jimmy Anderson with John Mahaney as coxswain and included Fred L. Emerson Jr. in the Wisconsin boat.
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Associated Press
Marietta
University of Pennsylvania
University of Wisconsin
Marietta College
Wisconsin
Penn
Pennsylvania Varsity
Jimmy Anderson
Richmond
John Mahaney
Fred L. Emerson, Jr
Locals Lose Golf Match In Fayette
The Black Knight Country Club of Beckley fell 21 to 18 to White Oak Country Club on their course yesterday afternoon. Ned Payne Jr led with 73 for 18 holes and key pairs traded leads through 18-hole matches in Fayette.
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White Oak Club
Beckley
Black Knight
Black Knight Country Club
White Oak Country Club
Ned Payne, Jr
Payne
C. B. Sweet
Vaughn and
Lewis
White Oak
R. Snyder
B. Lee
Scherer
C. Sweet
Vaughn
C. R. Snyder
Co. B. Lee
L. L. Scherer
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W. Moore
Trump
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J. G. Polley
J. Robertson
M. C. Moore
J. £. Bomgardner
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C. R. Hill
C. I. Thomas
J. W. F. Ned Payne, Jr
Bill Muir
FE. M. Tulwiller
J. H. McCulloch
Bih White
J. B. Glover
M. Dalrymple
Bernard Rocke
Dr. van Pelt
Browns Rally To Edge Indians 8–7 In Ninth Inning
In Cleveland on May 21 the St. Louis Browns overcame a late stumble by Willis Hudlin to beat the Indians 8 to 7. Mel Harder allowed seven hits through eight, but two walks and a hit fueled a St. Louis rally in the ninth with Goose Goslin driving in two and Ferrell scoring the winning run on an infield grounder after Goslin’s first pitch single.
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Montague
Max Butcher
Cumberland Aba
Redecker
Collins
Wicker
Tully
I *K
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Chlozea
Nalbock
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Grosecloné
Robertshaw
Lone
Butcher
Bolo Rainey
Scora
Cumberland Woanr
Beckley
Wanee
Grosaclose
Chiozza
Couto
Rainey
Muitague
Hall
Collingy
Montagua
Montague Ft
Atelier
Umpyrepe
Ronnick
Carru
Associated Press
Cleveland
Mel Harder
Willis Hudlin
St. Louis Browns
Harder
Hudlin
Goose Goslin
Ferrell
Goslin
Louis
Schulte
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Campbell
R. Ferrell
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Stort
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Gray
P. Kloza
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Kimsey
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Porter
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Kamm
Burnett
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TAS
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Gantin
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Vormil
Sacrifices Cissell
Barns
Claveland YI
Bose
Bills
Hadley
Hedley
Burenett
Udiin
Mpire
Oriar
Home Run Standings By The Associated Press
Yesterday's baseball rundown highlights players who hit home runs, with standings and notable scorers across leagues. The Associated Press reports on top sluggers, team shifts, and key performances shaping the batting leaders.
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Preas
Catcher Tom Padden Sold to Pirates for 27300
The New York Yankees sold catcher Tom Padden to the Pittsburgh Pirates for 27300. The transaction was made through the Yankees Newark farm in the International League.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Yankees
Newark
Tom Padden
Pittsburgh Pirates
Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday
American League results show Philadelphia beat Boston 18 to 6 then 6 to 3 in two games. New York topped Washington 14 to 8 in the first and 8 to 0 in the second. Schedule today features St Louis at Detroit and Philadelphia at New York with several intercity games and rain delays noted.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh-St. Louis
Pittsburgh
L Pet
Johnstown 9 Clarksburg 0 forfeit in MID-ATLANTIC results
In MID-ATLANTIC league action Johnstown defeated Clarksburg 9 to 0 by forfeit. Huntington beat Charleston 15 to 2. Cumberland vs Beckley and Charleston vs Huntington as well as Johnstown at Clarksburg were listed as upcoming games.
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Beckley-Cumberland
Johnstown
Clarksburg
Huntington
Charleston
Cumberland
Beckley
L. Pet
Yale Wins Close Race Beating Cornell Crew
Yale defeats Cornell by three feet in the annual Cornell spring day regatta on Lake Cayuga. The victory, part of a triangular competition with Princeton, boosts Yale as a top contender for the U S Olympic rowing title. Yale also wins the freshman race while Cornell takes junior varsity.
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Associated Press
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Yale
Lake Cayuga
Princeton
Eli
Week Three Shifts Fireco Slugs While Glen White Leads
New River Winding Gulf Coal Field league heads into week six with eight clubs, major lineup changes boosting pace. Glen White clings to the top as Tams challenge from second with Pete George and Pat Perry adding power. Sprague signs Butch Rollins and Ben Holdren to bolster a struggling lineup.
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Tams
Pete George
Woodrow Wilson High School
Lynchburg College
Mullens
Hotcoal
Sophia
George McMillan
Eccles
Fireco
Lillybrook
Roy Hall
Black Knight
Frank Hodgson
Sprague
Fireco-Lillybrook
Scarbro
Wyco-Amigo
New River
Butch” Rollins
Beckley Black Knights
al Sprague
Ben Holdren
Holdren
Wyco- Amigo
Hotcoat
Fireco- Lillybrook
Hotcoal Team Seeks Upgrade to Weak Position
Report notes ongoing team weakness at a key position as other roles compare well with league peers. Management emphasizes efforts to strengthen this department to improve overall performance.
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Hotcoal Management
Mackmen Sweep Red Sox in Double Beating
Philadelphia Athletics extend their win streak to six by sweeping Boston in a May doubleheader. First game final 18 to 6 with Foxx and Williams homering. five Boston pitchers issue 15 walks. Second game 6 to 3 as Foxx again homers. Cain outduels MacFayden. Jolley belts two homers in opener.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Mackmen
Boston
Foxx
Williams
Yanks Take A Pair From Washington
The New York Yankees routed the Washington Senators in a doubleheader before about 60,000 fans. They won 14 to 2 and 8 to 0 as Babe Ruth and Tony Wazzarli led the assault with multiple hits and homers while Herb Pennock and Johnny Allen held the Senators to eleven total hits. Lou Gehrig added a homer in the first game and Allen hit a homer for the second game.
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Haas
New York
West
Sieves
Cronsh
Oh Reynolds
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Philadelp
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Oliver
Webb
Berg
Fo Simmons
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Guthrie
Ree
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Combs
Gehrig
Lazzeri
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Struds
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Washington Senators
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Herb Pennock
Johnny Allen
Babe Ruth
Tony Wazzerl
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Tony
Ruth
Tim
Lou Gehrig
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Dickey
Yanks
Tigers Beat Chicago Team 5-1 in Second Detroit Win
Vic Sorrell limited the White Sox to five hits as Detroit won 5 to 1 to take the second game of the series. Jonathan Stone collected a triple, double and single driving in two runs. Fothergill and Davis left injured. Stone homered yesterday and again showcased power with multiple hits.
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Vic Sorrell
White Sox
Detroit
Jonathan Stone
Bob Fothergill
Harry Davis
Tigers
Fothergill
Stone
Davis
Thomas
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Rogell
Tone
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Gehringer
Walker
White
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Richardson
Hayworth
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Chigago Funk
Selph
Leeds
Kress
Rothrock
Appling
Grube
A. Caraway
P. iHodapp
Caraway
Datroit
Iscseseeeneee
Ceeyseyees
Leiih
Blue
Serrall
Pitt Tracksters Down West Va University
Washington, May 21. Washington and Jefferson College announced that Phil Port Jr of the football squad has been relieved of his captaincy. The action was taken, the official statement said, after an incident during spring practice. Port Jr. is a senior and was a key member of the team.
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Associated Press
Washington, Ps
Washington and Jefferson College Today
Phil Port, Jr
Black Knight Club Qualifies 32 Golfers for Spring Tournament
Members of Black Knight Country Club race to qualify for the annual Spring Tournament opening tomorrow May 30. The 32 lowest scorers advance, split into two flights of 16. J P Horne leads with 80, others still playing. First round matches May 23 26, semifinals Decoration Day at 9 30, final that afternoon. all 18 holes.
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Black Knight Country Club
J. P. Horne
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