Memphis farmer seriously hurt under motor truck
Special to The News Memphis Oct 10 C E Bray 61 of this city and farmer near Turkey was seriously injured when his truck loaded with six bales of cotton ran over him on Red River Hill about twenty miles southwest of Memphis He had a broken leg two broken ribs and a broken pelvis bone taken to Memphis hospital His injuries were not deemed necessarily fatal Bray lost control while driving toward Memphis and jumped from the vehicle before the front wheel passed over him
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Senators Rally To Take Game In World Series Fight
Washington built a two to one lead behind key defensive shifts and timely hitting. Rice's superb catch stifled a Pirates rally while McNeely and Traynor supplied final runs as Johnson and Coveleskie loom as next game's aces. Bluege sidelined with head injury, Myer erratic, defense solid, Kremer strong for Pirates early.
Baltimore Inches Closer In Minor Title With 10 9 Win
In Baltimore on October 10, the Orioles edged the Louisville Colonels 10 to 9 in eleven innings to pull within one win of the minor league championship. Heavy snow flurries and a north wind hampered play as five pitchers saw action. The lineup featured players such as Wien Deaks Grantham and Marberry, with key moments including two base hits by Judge and Carey and a home run by Goslin.
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Pirates Rally On Traynor Three Base Hit In Second
In the second inning Traynor lined a three base hit to right that rolled away after Harris fell. Traynor scored on Wrights sacrifice fly to Goslin. Peck made a great catch on Grantham and then handled Smiths fly. One run, one hit, no errors for the Pirates. Senators Harris struck out for the third time. Myer out Kremer to Moore to Grantham. Carey walked and Peck advanced to second on the misplayed fly. It was the Pirates first error of the series as Ruel walked. Ferguson struck out. No runs, no hits, one error.
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Pirates and Senators Play by Play with No Runs
Third winning Pirates pitcher Kremer struck out on a bat on the shoulder. Moore fouled out to Ruel. Carey was thrown out by Ruel. No runs, no hits, no errors. Senators Rice singled, Harris sacrificed Traynor to Granham, Goslin flied out, Rice to third on the catch, Rice scored on Judge’s two bagger. Crowd cheered, Mrs Coolidge clapped. Wright mishandled a grounder, Judge out at plate. Grantham to Smith, 1 run, 2 hits, 1 error.
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Pirates Rally and Walks Tie Second Inning
Fourth Inning pirates opened with Cuyler's two base hit as Barnhart single scored him. Marberry warmed, Traynor walked, and Kremer struck out after Smith walked to face him. One run on two hits. Senators had Myer walked then locked in a sequence with Peck stealing and Ruel fouling on a hit and run. No score, no hits, no errors.
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Fifth Inning Pirates vs Senators Short Stop Scoring Chance
In the fifth, Moore struck out as the Pirates edge cold weather play. Carey singled to left and stretched to second on Sam Rice’s hesitation, then advanced to third on Myer’s fine play. No runs, one hit, no errors. For the Senators Ferguson struck out again, Rice beat out a roller to third for his second hit, Harris hit into a double play, and Moore fielded Harris’ liner for the final out. No runs, one hit, no errors.
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Pirates Rally Flurry Infield Errors Open Billowing Ninth
Rice tracked a long fly near center field bleachers as Peck threw wide to first on Wright’s grounder. Kremer’s hit, a hop past Harris, scored Smith as Wright scored on a later play. Goslin homered for Senators, his second hit, amid wind gusts and a crowd reaction.
Coolidge Joyfully Attends Washington Pirates Game
President and Mrs. Coolidge, amid frigid winds, watched Washington rally to beat Pittsburgh 9 2 in a ninth inning thriller. McNeely tied it, Harris delivered the winning run, and the couple greeted players after the game as a bugler played taps for Christy Mathewson.
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Fred Marberry
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Vernon Lions Beat Sayre Eleven 33 to 6
Vernon Illinois October 10 The Vernon Lions defeated Sayre Oklahoma 33 to 6 in a home game. Sayre was held in its own territory as Vernon used substitutes and scored mainly on fumbles and fluke plays. Ohio State and Chicago University tied 3 to 3 today repeating last year's score.
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St Edwards Routs North Texas In Pat Malone Stands Out
St Edwards University overwhelmed North Texas Aggies 28-0 as Pat Malone produced two 40 yard tackling dash plays and sparked the Saints on both offense and defense. Allen Academy defeated St Edwards Academy 28-0 in the curtain game.
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City Briefs: C E Bray Called to Memphis
C E Bray of the Daily News circulation department was summoned to Memphis yesterday due to his father’s serious injury. John Holding, once bedridden at Northwest Texas hospital, shows improvement after treatment for pneumonia.
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Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
The family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during the illness and death of their mother and grandmother. J. D. Anderson and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sowder, J. D. Anderson Jr.
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Navarro County man killed in Corsicana shooting
In Corsicana Navarro county resident W H Butler, 50, was shot and killed in the business district this morning. John E McClain, 40, of Corsicana, is involved. Butler survives his widow. McClain is a married man.
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Body of oil fire victim sent to humble
Laredo Texas October 10 The body of Ed Veil driller killed yesterday when the Texas Company No 1 well east of the old Jennings gas field blew in was forwarded today to Humble Veil was blown from the top of the derrick when the gasser ran wild
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New England Snowstorm Breaks Early Season Record
A heavy snowstorm hit New England with record early-season amounts across Vermont and New Hampshire as St. Albans reported six inches and Burlington four inches. Williams College Observatory logged two inches, the heaviest October fall in forty years, while snowplows operated in several towns.
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Pirates Rally Sharp Catch Stifles Senators Inning Drama
In the eighth inning the Pirates thwarted the Senators with strong defense and pitching by Marberry. Rice robbed Smith of a homer, and a flurry of strikeouts and outs left the score six to nothing as Traynor and Ruel contributed key plays and Rice earned an ovation at bat.
Ninth Inning Pirates Batting Action Incomplete
The Pirates batting sequence shows Higbee fielding out to McNeely, Moore pacing a single over Peck, Carey’s single to right with More advancing to third, Cuyler hit by a pitch loading the bases, Barnhart popping to Ruel, and Tray Nor filing to McNeely in the ninth inning.
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Trinity Takes Toll Of Hoot Owl Hair
In Houston on October 10 the Trinity University Tigers defeated the Rice Owls 13 to 0 at Institute Field. Trinity controlled the game with strong line play and aggressive charging as Rice struggled with weak interference and missed tackles. The Tigers scored both touchdowns in the third quarter, securing the win for Coach Barry Holton's squad.
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Stribling Beats Huffman In Ten Round Heavyweight Fight
In Los Angeles on October 10, 25,000 fans watched Georgia heavyweight Stribling decisively defeat Sailor Eddie Huffman, the former Navy heavyweight, over ten rounds.
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Caillaux Returns From America To France Debates Begin
Finance Minister Caillaux and the debt funding mission arrived in Havre aboard the France. He refused to comment publicly on the U S trip, saying the council of ministers would be briefed tomorrow. Ministers differ on supporting the provisional U S agreement with Caillaux opposing ratification in the Chamber and Berenger supporting in the Senate.
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MacMillan Arctic Expedition Is Stormbound Near Maine
The MacMillan Arctic Expedition, returning from a severe Arctic summer, became stormbound on Monhegan Island coast Maine about forty miles from home.
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Passenger train derailed near Arlington Oregon
An Oregon and Washington Railway and Navigation Company passenger train derailed tonight near Arlington Oregon. Messages reported many passengers injured and an appeal for doctors and nurses was received here.
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Kansas Woman Named Legion Auxiliary Treasurer
Topeka Oct 10 Miss Emma Hadorn secretary of the Kansas Legion auxiliary was notified of her appointment as national treasurer of the American auxiliary.
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State Fair Opens in Dallas Amid Huge Crowds
The thirty ninth annual Texas State Fair opened in Dallas this morning under perfect weather. Visitors from across the state filled the gates to view exhibits showcasing the state's wide range of industries, with attendance on a scale never before equalled.
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Pratt seeks writ to free son from reform school
T A Pratt of San Angelo obtained in fifty first district court a writ of habeas corpus against C E King superintendent of Gatesville industrial school to bring his son Otis Pratt before Judge J F Sutton. The writ commands release or production of the minor by seven o clock Saturday, October.
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Court session details deposition plans for Bishop Brown
The court served copies on Bishop Talbot after the day's House of Bishops session. Chancellor George Zabriski of New York, a House of Deputies member, was assigned to represent the presiding bishop. He would not comment beyond we shall see what we shall do and did not allow Bishop Talbot to reply to questions about the deposition plans.
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Scientist Claims Mount McKinley Shrinks Two Feet Annually
An ancient scientist reports that the highest U S peak Mount McKinley is slowly sinking about two feet each year, a fact presented as a notable change in America’s tallest summit.
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