Beckley and Akron Split Doubleheader in Late Rally
Beckley Miners end four game skid by winning game one 7 5 at Akron with Hilcher driving in four, then fall 9 4 in game two as Akron bats surge. Neun shelves a homer and four singles in eight at bats for Akron. Watt Powell’s men head to Charleston after the twin bill.
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Petillo Wins Fastest Indianapolis 500 in 1935
Associated Press reports Kelly Petillo of Los Angeles Italy won the 500 mile Indianapolis race in a record pace of 106.240 mph over 200 laps. The event, marked by ongoing fatalities, saw Clay Weatherly die from a crash and Ed Bradburn critically injured, raising the toll to four deaths in the tournament.
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Box Score Highlights from Yesterday's Major League Games
The Phillies beat the Red Sox 9 to 3 in Philadelphia. Allen Camilli and Watkins led with homers, while Camilli and Chiozza boosted Philadelphia's offense. Boston featured Betts on the mound and Walters on the hill, with Philadelphia converting 37 hits in 18 runners.
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Cavalcade Loses Rider In Belmont Handicap Melee
Belmont park Memorial day card saw Cavalcade lose his rider at the start of the Suburban handicap. Head Play led by a length and a half to win the mile and a quarter in two minutes two seconds, with Discovery and Only One following. Jockey Charley Kurtsinger steered Head Play past King Saxon as Cavalcade finished last. 25,000 spectators witnessed the upset and the Vanderbilt entry paid for place.
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Dayton Tag Day Stuns Infield On Extraordinary Triple Play
In a Middle Atlantic league game at Dayton, Charleston first baseman Maue turned an almost solo triple play with bases loaded. The catcher’s throw to Maue enabled him to tag all three Dayton runners in sequence, completing an extraordinary unassisted sequence.
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Night and day scores from Charleston and Johnstown games
Charleston and Johnstown squared off in multiple night doubleheaders with varied results. Teams listed include Twarty, Young, Bream, Atwood, Davis, Lee, Skolnicky, Fit ton, Kuiken, Huntington, Starr, and others across Portsmouth Dayton Zanesville and Huntington matchups. The record shows numerous innings by inning tallies and final counts across dates and venues.
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Fifth inning rally boosts Cubs past Pirates 6 to 1
Chicago overwhelmed Pittsburgh 6 to 1 in yesterday's National League results. New York defeated Brooklyn 8 to 6, Philadelphia fell to Boston 11 to 9, St Louis beat Cincinnati 12 to 4, while Brooklyn blanked Philadelphia 3 to 0 and Cincinnati won 5 to 2.
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Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Night Game
Tonight's slate features Pittsburgh visiting Cincinnati for a night game while Philadelphia plays Brooklyn and New York hosts Boston. No other games listed for today.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Update
New York 4-9, Washington 0-3, Chicago 8-0, Cleveland 4-4, Boston 7-8, Philadelphia 4-13, St. Louis 10-0, Detroit 7-2. Cleveland at Chicago, St. Louis at Detroit, Boston at New York. Others not scheduled.
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Baseball standings and today’s games update
Beckley 7 4, Akron 5 9. Johnstown 3 5 1, Charleston 1 4 0. Huntington 7 2, Zanesville 3 4. Portsmouth 10 11, Dayton 9 8 first 12 innings. Today Beckley at Charleston. Johnstown at Akron. Zanesville at Portsmouth. Dayton at Huntington.
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Fayette County News Marriage Licenses and Concert
Fayette County lists marriage licenses for Frank Stevens 21 Kimberly Fay Jarre 23 Kimberly Noel Ferguson 25 Mount Hope Frances Jenkins 30 Mount Hope French George 19 Anjean Pearl Robinson 17 Ramsey. Under Lois Talbert the Fayetteville High School choirs will perform a concert Monday night June 3 at 8 00 in the high school auditorium with Wanda Eskew Boyd Selvey Pauline Cody Janice Gover L D Lucas Martha Williams Wendell Eskew Joan Gover Louis Kovacs and Evelyn Ashworth.
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Glasgow School Plans to Do Without Truant Officers
Glasgow on May 31 reports that Fifeshire school children, in Carnegie family county, are so eager to attend classes that the school committee weighs dispensing with its two truant officers.
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Medals Issued to Greenville County Soldiers Unclaimed
After World War I Greenville County South Carolina minted medals for 5,000 recruits but 3,000 tokens remained unclaimed. The county officials remind recipients to come forward and claim their commemorative medals.
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Long Shot Wins Memorial Race at Rockingham Park
In Salem New Hampshire May 31 William R Coe wealthy western oilman saw his three year old gelding Pompeys Pillar a 25 to 1 shot win the Decoration day handicap over 1 38 miles in front of a record crowd of over 35000 Greenstable's Plat Eye with Silvio Coucci aboard finished seven lengths back as Pompeys Pillar broke clear from the pace setters Harry Richards urged the winner on.
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Attendance at Ball Games Sets Memorial Day Records
On Memorial Day eight major league parks attracted about 260000 fans, smashing previous marks in three parks. Giants beat Brooklyn in New York drew 63943, with Detroit’s 38000 crowd and Pittsburgh’s 40430 among large turnouts as Tigers Cubs and other matchups drew crowds, marking a high for Forbes Field and the season overall.
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Hogg Wins Memorial Tourney At White Sulphur Springs
Dr. Gary Hogg of Lewisburg West Virginia captured the Decoration Day golf tournament at White Sulphur Springs with an 82, one stroke ahead of George Ross of Cleveland. Charles Duffy of Philadelphia took low net honors with 66 after a 93 gross and 27 deduction. the event drew 75 players.
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Coe gelding wins after strong stretch run
The Coe gelding had never run more than six furlongs yet easily overtook early leaders Rough Party and Ariel Cross. He held firm down the stretch to win by a length over Col. W. A. Jones' Furfiber, which nosed Cold Shoulder for third. Ariel Cross finished fourth for the smallest share of the purse.
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National Open Set Next Week in Philadelphia
The 54 hole Philadelphia PGA Invitation Tourney at Llanerch Country Club features all six members of an invading Japanese pro troupe plus Sid Brews. Twenty one players who will compete in the national open are entered here, including Henry Picard, Wilfy Cox, Leo Diegel, Ed Dudley, Leo Walper, Byron Nelson, Ray Mangrum, and Wild Bill Melhorn, with Joe Ezar and Bob Barnett among others.
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Vosmik Moves Up In Big Six Hitting List
Joe Vosmik rises to fourth in the Big Six batting standings as the leaders falter in yesterday’s doubleheaders. Foxx hits poorly while Bob Johnson and Arky Vaughan each go 3-for-8, Pepper Martin gains with a 5-for-9 day. standings show Johnson .341, Vaughan .411, Martin .289, Vosmik .352, Foxx .341, Terry .361.
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NC 1913 Assembly Bans College Haze Activities
North Carolina lawmakers pass legislation in 1913 making hazing a crime for college students. The act targets student groups and pledges, establishing penalties for officers and participants involved in hazing incidents.
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