Shufflin' Phil Douglass Loses Fourth Game in a Row
Coalwood high school ball favored Bluefield as Stone hurled seven solid innings to beat Coalwood 4 0. Douglass started for Coalwood allowing one earned run on five hits while walking none. Thompson mumbled control in the eighth, paving the way for Bluefield to score on two Coalwood errors.
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Fair Grounds
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Patch Suleiman
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Iwood
Palmer
Soard
Biggs
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Doe
Hall
Dutch Suleiman
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Dreifus
Short
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Miller
Bill Schumaker
Douglass
Bob Noble
Thompson
Moore
Fortner
Roy Hall
Price
Tases
Hightower
Noble
Gary
Lefty Ross
Pocahontas
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Dunkle
Schumaker
Ee Noble
Eenee
Suleiman
Miller Tr
Seard
A. (Dreyfus
Untitled city list appears in OCR fragment
A fragmented OCR line lists city names and numbers including New Orleans Birmingham Atlanta Mobile Memphis and dates may be read as six or five. The snippet lacks context or verbs to form a full event.
New England Girl Sculler Opens Spring Racing Run
The 18 year old champion sculler from New England has won multiple races this season and remains undefeated. She enjoys time on the water over other activities and is known for her competitive drive and sport mastery.
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New England
Football star Goodman convicted of manslaughter
W. J. B. Goodman, Oklahoma National Guard officer and football star, was found guilty in Dallas of manslaughter in the slaying of night watchman Charles Swinney. He was sentenced to five years and hopes for a new trial. He plans to rejoin Tulsa University as a fall end for the Golden Hurricane.
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Texas
W. J. B. Goodman
Oklahoma National Guard
Charles 58. Swinney
Tulsa University
Golden Hurricane
Goodman
Joe Brown
Yanks Buy Gilbert From St. Joseph for 15000
Walter Gilbert of Duluth has been sold to the New York Yankees for 15000 from the St. Joseph team of the Western League. He will report to Miller Huggins next spring.
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YANKS
Gilbert Duluth
Minn
Walter Gilbert
Duluth
St. Joseph
New York Yanks
Miller Huggins
May Beury News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Meetings
W B Hale returns to Virginia with son Elwood for medical cast. Mrs T M Price and children visit her mother Mrs Jake Shufflebarger. Mrs G B Smith and Mrs W Fiel of Coopers visit. Miss Helen Noel returns from Washington. Mrs Thacker to travel from Virginia. Mrs D Duff and son Fred visit Bluefield. L A Graham couple drive to Bluefield.Va. Pythian Sisters invited to Montcalm with attendees listed. Nice refreshments were served.
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W. B. Hale
Virginia
Elwood
T. M. Price
Jake Shufflebarger
G. B. Smith
W. Fiel
Coopers
Helen Noel
Washington
Thacker
Pes. Va
D. Duff
Fred
Bluefield
L. A. Graham
Pythian Sisters
Montcalm
Fred Conklin
GC. B. Moore
Frank Hundley
H. B Grubb
Peerless price cuts spark strong buyer interest
Peerless Motor Car Company officials report intense interest in the Sixes priced to boost value. Sales manager Charles A. Tucker notes buyers seek the most car for the money, with reductions from 90 to 400 dollars enhancing Peerless reputation and value in the long history.
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Peerless
Peerless Motor Car Company
Charles A. Tucker
Concord State Mountain Lions face tough season schedule
Concord State’s Mountain Lions plan for a hard 1925 football season after losing several veterans. Coach Jackson expects around 30 players to report September 1 as eight linemen return and key backs Wisler and Jeffereys enter their second year. The slate includes Marshall Huntington, Elon College, King College in Bluefield, and Maryville College to finish the year.
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Hankey
Hendrickson
Offa
McCoy
Arnett
Marshall
Huntington
Carson and Newman College
Jeerson City
Tenn
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Bluefield
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Fighting Maroon
Roanoke College
Welch
Beckley
Elon College
Elon
N. C
Morrin Harvey
King College
Bristol
King
Tennessee
Davis and Elkins Senators
Davis and Elkins
Bluefeld
West Virginia
Army
Tusculum College
Princeton
Maryville College
Maryville
McTigue and Slattery Score Impressive Wins
New York Aug 22 Two light heavyweights scored impressive victories tonight former champion Mike McTigue edged the ragged Marullo in a twelve round decision and Jimmy Slattery Buffalo gained an easy six round verdict over Maxey Rosenbloom in New York.
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New York
Mike McTigue
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
N. Y
New Orleans
Young Marullo
Slattery
Maxey Rosenbloom
Ls York
Aged Scot Finds Native Land Strange
An 86 year old Scot, John Nott of Glasgow, who sailed to America in 1863 and fought in the Civil War, arrived in Belfast aboard the Cedric from Liverpool. He says the trip to his homeland felt strange as no one he knew was there and plans to return to Honolulu to spend his remaining days.
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Cedric
Liverpool
America
John Nott
Glasgow
United States
Nonolulu
Paintings Draw Much Attention in Berlin Gallery Scene
Berlin reports that thirty Italian landscape canvases linked to Boecklin era have drawn critics and public interest. Experts debate attribution to Boecklin and nearby sketches, with Paris and Berlin curators purchasing parts of the collection. Meanwhile Richard Strauss will conduct a movie score in Dresden and German retailers eye US installment buying as inflation shifts tastes.
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Hans W 4
Chicage
Chicago
Hte
Ea?ter
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Ench
Wee
Arnold Boecklin
Wendland
Switzerland
Boecklin
Edwig Justi
Italy
Roecklin
Anton Mayer
Richard Strauss
Dresden
Belgian debt settlement questioned as no precedent
Washington reports quote Senator Borah Idaho chairman as saying the Belgian debt settlement cannot be defended as a precedent for funding other obligations. Senator Smoot of the war debt commission adds that the special terms were not intended as a model for future settlements. Belgrade reports a man named Gimon Naglic who murdered his wife gained 42 pounds in six months of prison before his death.
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Eptee Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations
Crestor Spee
Borah
Belgium
Smoot
American Debt Commission
Greece
Oe Erally Approv
Belgrade
Gimon Naglic
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