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Newspaper

The West Virginian

Location

Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1920

Page

6

Machinery club to form amid league tensions

Fragmented OCR sketch shows a 1970s local sports scene with talk of a new Machinery club, objections by Hiziko, and a conference related to a mining dram. Details are unclear, but the piece hints at a potential game cancellation and ongoing league disputes affecting players and clubs.

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Fans Mourn Loss of Star Chapmatt

Cleveland fans and players mourn Ray Chapmat a famed shortstop who died after being hit by a pitched ball. Mrs Chapman, a Cleveland society figure and daughter of M B Daly, is noted among the mourners as the baseball world recalls a beloved teammate.

Cleveland Ray Chap Chapman Chappie Cleveland ‘Society M. B. Daly Eaat Obie Gas Co

Death of Chapman Shakes Local Baseball Court

Chronicles the death of Ray Chapman after being struck by a pitched ball. Mentions reactions from baseball figures, teams, and officials, noting the impact on the Cleveland club and possible consequences for pitcher Len Cargi. Discusses public and professional responses amid grief and controversy.

Westinghouse Club to Play Traction This Weekend

The Westinghouse club faces Traction in a two game set Friday and Saturday at Barton, Md. Lineup includes Aleth eay Moore Gryne Jett field Plazle Bailey Crawley Paul y catchers Kavanaugh Ho ber pitchers Gavin in outfield. Announcement confirms Sunday meeting at Barton.

Westinghouse Traction Hag Aletheay Binds Moore Amn Gryne Jett Plazle Short Bailey Crawley Pauly Kavanaugh Hober Gavin Maeting Barton

Olympic Games Coverage Lets Americans Rally At Times

The article reports American athletes earning top finishes in several finals despite failing to place in the six point-scoring events for the 5000-meter race and other trials. R. W. Landon set an Olympic high jump record only to have a measurement adjusted, while Earl Eby and others posted notable performances as the U S team faced strong foreign competition. A field of events included the shot, broad jump, and sprint finals with various American placings amid tense competition.

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Quiet golf and noisy baseball clash at open

The article contrasts golf star Ted Ray and Babe Ruth with baseball crowds and noise at the National Open in Toledo. It notes Ray's quiet focus and Ruth's home run power on the greens, while detailing a recent Owens vs. Grocers game and various player actions and outcomes.

Ted Ray Ade U. Lang Kyte Harley Bolce Philips Secord Guest Palley Pears Grovers Morris Rittle Brown Chambersay Tressel Kittle Petite Seco Firey Station Owens— Sea McCrory Chambers St Morris Hie Phillis Osborn R. Long Tong C. Long Osborne Aspie Voight Pinchar C. Lens Babe Ruth Toledo

National League Results From Yesterday

St Louis defeated Defemmevork 6 to 5 while Polladeptia beat la 3 to 1. New York overcame Chicago 2 to 2 in a disputed score.

St. Lou Defemmevork Polladeptia New York Snout Chicago Ge Cie

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