Gobblers Open Baseball Season In Slim Tie With King College
Blacksburg Va April 6 Special Virginia Tech opens the baseball season with King College in a 2 1 2 to 3 tie after nine innings agreed. Talman hit a four bagger to drive Tech to a late tie while Crummitt and Gallup contributed timely hits. Buddy Dear injured on a slide but expected to play tomorrow as Jones and Crummitt held King to six hits.
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Virginia Tech
King College
Gobblers
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Elder Talman
Techs
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C. Humphreys
Esbecks
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Humphreys
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Thomas
Gallup
Crammitt
Talman
Buddy Dear
Jones
Tech
Greenhoe
Doc Ayres
Toonerville Foursome Debuts at Country Club Links
The Toonerville foursome made its first appearance Sunday afternoon at the Country Club links with a large gallery following the group for the full eighteen holes. Participants included Jasper Be. Mann, with stand in A. D. B. Claytor partnering F. E. Scott, but they were defeated by George Reer Jr. and Franklin Wilson.
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Toonerville
Jasper BE. Mann
Ason D. B. Claytor
Mr. Mann
FE. Scott Male
George Reer, Jr
Franklin Wilson
League to compile yearly list of best books worldwide
The League of Nations announced a plan to annually select six hundred top books from the past year across nations. Novels will be excluded. eligible subjects include history, law, social science, theology, philosophy, classic literature, art, geography, travel, and literature history. Countries with output over 10,000 books may designate forty titles, others in proportion.
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Geneva
League of Nations Today
League
Pirates on the road trip to Oklahoma City amid sunny training
The Pittsburg Pirates travel by train through El Paso and Tucson with high spirits after a 24 hour ride from Los Angeles. The squad plans two games in Oklahoma City following a stopover in Tucson. In Cleveland police warn against Nip baseball pool gambling ahead of spring start.
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Anna
Oklahoma City
el Paso
Texas
Los Angeles
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Ariz
Holland
Cleveland
Grant
Welch Clergy Discourses on Paul Showroom of Faith
Welch church session heard a speaker discuss Paul the Apostle as not merely one of the twelve but the apostle whose biography spans Matthew to Timothy. The talk highlighted Pauls honesty industry fearlessness and complexities including views on faith and deeds and money. Attendance split Reds and Blues noted with nominations for an outside speaker on Christ history.
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Jerusalem
Caesar
Christ
Timothy
Paul
Reds
Blues
B. 0. Swood
James A. Strother
J. W. Edwards
City Council Reviews Bridge and Riverside Drive Grants
Welch city council discussed building an overhead bridge proposed by Norfolk and Western Railway at an estimated 69 000 with city paying half. A Riverside Drive paving project from C B Houston property to the limits was approved at 1 800. A special meeting is set for Friday April 17 at 3 30 for bond issues and sewer work.
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Welch
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
A. Hufford
Th Council
Riverside Drive
C. B. Houston
Car Goes Over Embankment On Collins Mountain
A six Studebaker touring car plunged off a steep bank atop Collins mountain between Welch and Premier. Driver Ted Perkey was unconscious after striking a rock. others escaped. Perkey later treated at Dr. Ferguson’s office in Premier. The wreck drew hundreds as the car was hauled out and stored in Welch.
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Collins Mountain
Welch
Premier
Tio Aig
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W. F. Ferguson
Fred Barton
Garnet Perkey
Pauline Curtin
Perkey
Cashier Varney Arrested in Williamson Bank Embezzlement Case
I. T. Varney, cashier of the defunct Day and Night Bank of Williamson, arrested in Williamson with a warrant sworn by Dr. A. G. Rutherford. Deputy Harry Chafin accompanied them from Welch on train No. 15. Varney faces embezzlement charges in connection with the bank’s closure.
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Day and Night
Williamson
Mingo County
A. G. Rutherford
Welch Hospital
Varney
Harry Chafin
Welch
Dr. Rutherford
Welch Court Rumor Tells of Rutherford Charge Favor
Rumors in Welch center on Dr. Rutherford facing a charge led by or connected to Squire A. C. Hafford of Welch. The exact grounds remain unclear though rumor cites a failure of the akr as a factor fueling discussion yesterday.
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Welch
Akr
Legion Workers Rally To Boost Endowment Fund
Legion workers canvass the city urging donations to the national endowment fund to aid disabled veterans. The drive aims to raise Princeton's quota of 1,600 with 15 team captains and a 40 dollar pledge from the Ladies Auxiliary plus 120 from the post. The effort seeks to bridge gaps between relief and need and to recover millions for veterans.
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American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Post
Princeton
National Endowment Fund
St. Lilly
Mrs W W Culp Denies Husband Has Returned
South Bend Indiana reports say Wilson W Culp former Mennonite and Methodist minister eloped with his sister in law Mrs Dorothy Culp and has returned to his home others say he was seen about the house while his brother in law William Miller probation officer confirms he left his home and the wife of his brother is missing from Nappanee Indiana the note ends with a presidential impeachment remark.
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Bluefield
W. H. Wilson
Princeton
Welch
LC. H. Lopinsky
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Harry Kline
Ernest Grady
William Hervey
F. Badgett
Grace Hospital
R. H. Yost
Alf Stellar
Rocky Mount
D. D. Hatfeld
Yukon
Joseph M. Grockett
Charleston
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Kimball
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Anawaleenawalt
M. L. Lawson
Sandy Bluff
J. W. Luther
The
Luther Undertaking Company
South Bend
Ind
Wilson W. Culp
Dorothy Culp
Culp
Boras Valley
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Neiga
William ©. Miller
St. Joseph County
Cue Culp
Aho
Nappanee
Indiana
Golf faces ban amid baseball concerns in Major League view
The author argues golf risks decoupling from baseball as managers consider bans on playing golf during the season. Rogers Hornsby and others weigh in that golf can hinder baseball swings, while some managers fear golf talk and practice erode team focus. The Giants Yanks and Reds reportedly enforce limits, with others contemplating similar steps as golf’s popularity grows.
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Knggins
McGraw
Hendricks
Rogers Hornaby
Horneby
Coolidge Receives Passes to Baseball Leagues Opening
President Coolidge was presented with passes from both the American and National Leagues after season preliminaries at the White House. Mrs. Coolidge accompanied him as they planned to attend the opening game. A leather bill fold and a small gold baseball bearing his name were part of the gifts from league officials.
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Wakte House
Gay
Coolidge
Hew Johnson
Coo
Edward Eynon
Joan W Neydler
Mr. Coolidge
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