Pirates Beat Giants to Lead Series Four Games
Pirates defeat the New York Giants 9 to 2 at the Polo Grounds, led by strong hitting and solid pitching from Ray Kremer. Bill McKechnis’ club expands its NL lead to six games as Frisch and teammates misplayed key plays.
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Detroit Tigers surge past Washington in high scoring affair
Detroit stormed to a 13 to 4 victory as Washington pitchers Gregg and Reuther were pulled early. J Harris hit a fifth inning homer driving in a run, Goslin later tripled for Washington's lone rally. Series tied at two games each.
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Real estate transfers filed in county court clerk office
Real estate transfers listed include B L Early and wife to J A Thomas for lot 1 section 61 Bluefield. Lilly Land Co to P D Bratton for Montcalm lot. S M Bernard trustees to W A Sulter for lot 2 section 6 Bluefield. H C Knight to Board of Education East River 1.83 acres Coopery Cross Roads. F D Williams and wife to Mosey Hall for Matoaka lot.
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Pig Iron Sales Show Varied Demand in New York
Pig iron sales in New York last week totaled 10 000 tons, down from nearly 20 000 tons the prior week. Producers anticipate a more active demand in the coming week.
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Firecracker Injury Sparks Mouth Burn in Washington
Raymond Berry watched pigeons when a passerby tossed a firecracker into his open mouth. The blast burned him severely, prompting medical attention and a safety warning.
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Kerr Back With White Sox After Long Absence
Dick Kerr, once barred by salary disputes, returns to the Chicago White Sox as relief pitcher in a game against Detroit. A standing ovation of 26 000 greeted him, symbolizing a comeback after years away from organized baseball.
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York Triumphs 5 1 In Short Two Inning Win
New York defeats Cleveland 5 to 1 as Babe Ruth hits his fifteenth homer of the season. Hoyt pitches for Cleveland while New York bats tally eight hits and score three runs in the second inning. Mistyped fielding notes appear in the box score with players Pieceton H EB and others.
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Whitlock Leaves Coalfield League for Norfolk Pennant Run
Wille Whitlock of the Poca Bramwell Indians departs for Norfolk to join the Norfolk Virginia League club for the remainder of the season. Manager Dave Robertson chased Whitlock across coal country, and the slugger is expected to sign today with a sizable bonus. Whitlock tops the Coalfield League in batting at .422 and leads at third base in fielding as his exit leaves the league thinner.
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Shubert Boys and Boxing Remarks Stir Dramatic Debate
The excerpt rails at Jimmy Goodrich as a failed lightweight champion prospect while fearing Rattling Siki's return to the country. Mons Siki laments prejudiced American fans and a lack of credit, in a brisk, opinionated cultural aside from theater and boxing circles.
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Newspaper Snippets Spark Laughs And Quips
A collection of sharp, playful jabs on chorus shortages cheerleaders birth control gas hawks and aging speakers. The column notes odd comments from colleagues about sports hair fashion and a failed nut season with light irony.
International League Game Highlights Sunday Rally
Syracuse and Jersey City faced Providence and Rochester in an International League matchup on Sunday with teams vying for position. The result emphasized the league's competitive balance and season momentum for both clubs.
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Southern Association Scores and Local Wage Note
TheScores show Little Rock 5 over Mobile 3 and New Orleans 9 over Memphis 6 with Chattanooga and Birmingham tied at 7. A wage report notes women and children in Porto Rico earn about 20 cents daily in industry.
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Richlands Slims Past Honaker in Fast Game
Richlands used eight strikeouts and one walk to defeat Honaker 7 to 3 on Saturday. Mudd Rule pitched well, allowing only two singles through the seventh before Honaker’s late rally. Page made a sensational third inning catch, while Grizzle earned eight strikeouts for Honaker and MacFarland hit a triple. Richlands next faces Lebanon and Jenkinjones in upcoming games.
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Wills Defeats McKane To Win National Tennis Title
Helen Wills beat Kathleen McKane to claim the national tennis championship for the third straight year at the West Five Stadium. The 19 year old American lost the first set but rallied to dominate the match in the ensuing sets.
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