White Sox Rain Defeat Indians
Chicago defeats Cleveland 8 to 4 as Falk belts two homers and a wild sixth inning surge with one hit fuels the scoring. Lindsey edges in a strong outing for the Indians in a game that showcases Chicago’s power and Cleveland’s defensive miscues.
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Sheely
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See
Hooper
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Chill
Browns Win Final Game as Tigers Fall 7 5 in St Louis
In St Louis on May 31 the Browns defeat Detroit 7 to 5 in the final game of the series. Detroit led briefly in the ninth before Pruett replaced Van Gilder. Shorten shifts Tobin after his suspension over Memorial Day game arguments.
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Tigers
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Dauss
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Washington, Boston split in AL results yesterday
Washington defeated Boston 6 to 4 in game one before losing 6 to 4 in game two. Cleveland beat Chicago 4 to 3 while Detroit topped St. Louis 5 to 4 in another AL pairing.
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Brooklyn
Local Scores Highlight Triple A Baseball Card
Rochester bests Syracuse 10 to 8 and Toronto defeats Buffalo 9 to 5 in linked action. Baltimore tops Reading 12 to 6 and Jersey City edges Newark 2 to 1 in separate contests.
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Buffalo
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Reading
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Newark
Scores From Multiple Cities Across The Week
The record lists city by city results with numbers for Toledo Columbus Louisville Indianapolis Milwaukee Kansas City and Minneapolis including a final pair of digits for J Paul. The data suggests a sequence of game or event scores across several locations.
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Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
J. Paul
Minneapolis
Community Baseball League Meeting at Appalachian Power Office
The Community Baseball League schedules a meeting at Appalachian Power on Princeton Avenue at 7 o clock. All league teams are asked to send representatives to discuss several important questions.
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Pirates Move Up Nearer to Lead
Pittsburg moved within a game and a half of first place by winning today's game from Cincinnati. The Pirates took three of the four game series with the Reds as Couch and Schnell were unable to check the slugging Pittsburgers who won 11 to core.
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Schnell
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Superbass Bunch Defeats the Braves in Brooklyn
Brooklyn scores four runs in a five inning stretch to beat Boston 4 to 1. Grimes delivers his best outing of the season as Brooklyn wins the odd game of a five game series. Score by innings shows runs in the fifth and seventh aided by doubles and singles.
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Oeschger
Boston
Grimes
R. A. E Orr
Ao Hger
O'Neil
Meadows Holds Giants to Seven Scattered Hits
Lee Meadows limited New York to seven scattered hits as Philadelphia clinched its third win in five games, beating the Giants 3 to 1. Henline Williams and Lee produced the timely hits, with scoring notes showing Philadelphia breaking through with a 3 to 1 victory.
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Quarter Million Race Course Planned Near Chimnville
Huntington West Virginia May 31 construction of a race course and fair ground at Chimnville Kentucky to cost about a quarter of a million dollars is undertaken by a Lexington capitalists syndicate led by Tom Cromwell Jack Shinn and R P Keen members of the Kentucky Racing Commission.
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Chinmnville
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Tom Cromwell
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R. P. Keen
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Southern Association Scores and Delays Reported
Mobile at Chattanooga faced wet grounds while Nashville at Atlanta encountered rain. New Orleans led Memphis 18 to 4 after eight innings due to darkness. Birmingham defeated Little Rock 6 to 10.
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Atlanta
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Birmingham
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Oberlin Names Track Captain for Next Year
Bruce Gor of Wheeling West Virginia, a junior, was elected captain of the Oberlin College track team for the coming year. The announcement was made in Oberlin Ohio.
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Salem College defeats West Virginia Wesleyan in tight game
Salem College beat West Virginia Wesleyan in Salem W V with a 5 to 4 score after Wes leyan led until the seventh inning. Monahan homered for Wesleyan in the fifth and Rider was relieved by Salem in the seventh. Oxford studies high college living costs and seeks remedies.
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National Balloon Race Opens in Milwaukee May 31
Thirteen pilots lift balloons for the thirteenth national race. twelve contestants remain after one noncontestant bag with a radio device flies for testing. Donaldson sinks near Bay View after a four mile landing on Lake Michigan. crowd of twenty thousand watches as several bags vanish from sight beyond the park.
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Used Up Star Pitcher Isn't Always Thru
Baseball writer Billy Evans notes that stars sometimes shift positions after pitching decline. Joe Wood of the Indians and Reb Russell of the White Sox are cited as examples of pitchers who moved to outfield and excelled, with Russell later hitting 33 homers in a season.
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Russell
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Brushfork Defeats Bluestone 18 to 6 in Midweek Game
Brushfork beat Bluestone 18 to 6 in a Wednesday afternoon matchup. Both teams played a good game and plan a rematch soon.
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Astonish Bluefield People with Simple Eye Wash Mixture
Announcement claims Lavoptik eye wash with cam phor hydrastis and hazel helps sore eyes. A man with 15 years of trouble finds relief and an elderly woman reports improved reading. A small bottle is said to help weak or inflamed eyes, with an aluminum eye cup free. The White Pharmacy and Central Pharmacy promote the remedy as a local notice. The sun is stated as vastly larger than the earth.
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Mallory Aims to Beat Lenglen at Wimbledon Challenge
Mrs Mallory sails to England for Wimbledon starting June 26 to challenge Mile. Suzanne Lenglen for supremacy in women’s tennis. A rematch would follow their Forest Hills clash where Lenglen faltered amid illness, while Mallory seeks form with British event practice ahead of the summer.
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Bethany Beats Grove City in W Va Softball Tilt
Bethany defeated Grove City 5 to 1 in Bethany West Virginia on May 31. The locals opened with a two run lead aided by two doubles and a miscue by Grove City.
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Shops Take Both Ends in Double Bill at Bluefield Fairgrounds
The Shop team swept a double header against Dowell and dominated the first game 10 to 0 behind Wyant who allowed seven hits. Dick Paige Lewis and Bishop led with five hits each, Dic Holmes homered, while Bell in the second game allowed four hits in a 24 to 3 rout. Sunday's game features Shop vs Bramwell at Glenwood Park at 3:30.
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Bramwell
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State Troopers Raid Cock Fighting Pits in Mass
Springfield May 31 state troopers raided cock fighting pits after a large derby drew no spectators and no bets. Sixty prize fighters captured and placed in a yard showed a scene of carnage with twenty survivors tied to a fence. John, master of the hen-run, was killed during the raid as the birds fought through the night.
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Village Waking Up in Bottisham Fire Engine Debate
In Bottisham England residents discuss replacing a 1796 fire engine still drawn by donkeys with modern equipment. The aging vehicle remains active as a symbol of local history while some citizens push for modernization.
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Williamson's booming town wards off business gloom
Williamson, described as a wonderful business town, claims new measures raised spirits and improved conditions after a period of slump. Specialist focus on West Williamson lots indicates targeted development efforts amidst broader recovery.
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Mixed Foursome Draw at Battlefield Country Club Saturday
Saturday at the Battlefield Country Club a mixed foursome event drew a wide field and promises record entries. Players are urged to arrange partners and arrive by 2 PM for the competition. a long list of participants is named.
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W. H. St.Clair
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Charles Decker
P. T. Lilly
Henry Ward
W. H. Mclihaney
Waugh
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Abert Markle
Merkert Markle
Lee Anderson
Frank Early
P. J. Kelley
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A. G. Fox
S. N. Hufford
J. B. Pearson
J. D. Mesae
CG. W. Taylor
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Easley
Mites Ieten Jordan
Awa Mra
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Mian
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J . D. McCue
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D.H. Atwater
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Apete Decker
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Norwood C. Mattox
F. K. Bane
Perfumery Strike Looms in Grasse for Higher Wages
Perfume workers at Grasse the world’s perfumery center threaten to strike over demands for increased wages, signaling potential disruption in fragrance production.
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Grasse
Fifty Gravesend Bungalows Turned Over to Disabled Soldiers
In Gravesend England fifty bungalows in a new model village have been officially turned over to disabled soldiers as their permanent residences. The transfer marks a planned postwar housing effort providing secure homes for veterans.
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Crumpler Defeats Oceana 10-5 In Key Victory
Crumpler beat Oceana 10 to 5 in a game marked by twenty six strike outs. Cook of Oceana struck out sixteen Crumpler batters while Boone fanned ten Oceana players. Boone allowed only seven hits in a steadier mound performance.
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M. Cook
E- L. Cook
Penundiam
Chambers
Ik Rollins
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Merger Plans Aved Youngstown Ohio Firms
Directors of Electric Alloy Steel Co. and Atlas Crucible Steel Co. approve merger plans to form a new absorbing company. A special stockholders meeting will occur next week to submit details. Atlas directors plan to meet Friday to pass the plan. stockholders will exchange holdings for new company stock.
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Ohio
Electric Alloy Steel Co
Atlas Crucible Steel Co
Dunkirk
N. Y
Atlas Company
Roanoke College May Play Here At Bluefield
Bluefield Athletic Club closes a contract to host Roanoke College baseball at a local park on a Saturday. Roanoke, ranked among the South’s best, recently beat V P I 14 to 1. Bluefield aims to draw large crowds to end the team’s slump as Smith and Carlin pitch well and Hensley Morris and Hall shine in key positions.
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Noke College
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McManus Delivers For Browns In Breakthrough Season
The St. Louis Browns trust in Baseman McManus as a key answer to their lineup flaws. Once shuffled among shortstop, third, and outfield, he found second base and quickly excelled as a hitter and fielder. Advocates predict further improvement and potential star status for the young player in coming years.
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