Local golfer tied for second place at spring club event
May 13 1914 Fairmont Country Club hosted a golf day with thirty competitors including visiting players J B Hart J Horner Davis Hossie Homer Lynn B Hart and Lagpinonand W A Vance. Walter D Stockley led with 82, a strong score amid poor weather as the first in a summer tournament series.
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Colleges Train Hard for State Meet at Fairmont
May 13 report says West Virginia Ath Await committee plans for the May event. Promoters expect most colleges to send teams after tryouts. President J G Pritchard and officers of Stn S College outline preparations, with final selections pending outside officials.
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Interscholastic Track Meet at Park Sees Largest Crowd Expected
State athletic events prepare for a record crowd on May 30 with colleges Wertaran Gulleos of Pens, Lorris Harvey of Salem, and Virginia University of Morgantown among entrants. Events include sprints, hurdles, jumps, throws, and a relay. Last year’s high point cup winner Boyles and Garrett from Wesleyan noted. hammer throw decision to be settled this year.
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Baseball in a Nutshell Yesterday's Results
Daily sport summary from yesterday with multiple games across major parks. Key outcomes include Pittsburgh beating New York in twelve innings 10 to 6, Philadelphia and Cleveland splitting a high scoring pair, Washington edging Brooklyn after ten, and other battering totals amid darkness ending a game early.
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Wesleyan Defeats Catholic University In Upset Nine to One
Wesleyan won an uphill game at home scoring nine runs to Catholic University’s one. Morrison started for Wesleyan, relieved by Cornwell, while Catholic led 2-0 early. The Colts will host Fairmont at Union Park Sunday with plans for better service and a fifteen minute interval.
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