Moriarity Gives Opinions On Tigers Manager Role
Detroit has a strong batting lineup but pitching woes hinder the Tigers as George Moriarity, in town for a series with the Yankees, says managing is tougher than umpiring. Ty Cobb defends himself against blame for last season, noting pitching issues and his affection for Detroit.
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Associated Press
New York
George Moriarity
Tyleas
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The
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers Dominant Hitting Era Highlighted
Detroit has produced the American league champion batters in 16 of 20 years led by veteran Ty Cobb who claimed 12 titles. The Tigers outfield trio Bob Fothergill Heinie Manush and Harry Hellmann also topped batting charts with multiple championships, while rivals like Lou Gehrig Piss Miller and Al Simmons challenged the pace.
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Tigers
Lou Gehrig
Yanks
Piss Miller
Browns
al Simmons
Athletics
Bob Fothergill
Ty Cobb
International League standings note from game day
Syracuse leads with 10 runs and Hester contributing 6 for Baltimore against Jersey City at 8 3. Newark faces Reading while only club schedule listed.
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Syracuse
Hester
Baltimore
Jersey City
Newark
Reading
Mid-Atlantic League Scores Report
Cumberland routed Wheeling 12 to 1 while Jeanette beat Johnstown 10 to 3. Charleroi led against Jeanette with a 3 to 1 margin and Fairmont Clarksburg moved to 6. Scottdale posted a win, details incomplete.
Bluefield Institute Offers Summer Practice School
The Bluefield institute announces a summer program at Lawson Street school for Black students in the eight elementary grades who have fallen behind or seek advanced work. Sessions run June 6 to August 5 with enrollment on June 6 at 9 a.m.
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Bluefield Institute
Lawson Street
Bluefield
Concord student wins chemistry essay prize
Ernest Bailey of Matoaka, a Concord College graduate, won a $500 American Chemical Society prize for the best chemistry essay. He will receive the prize at commencement. Dr. George W. Dick noted the winning essay theme was The Relation of Chemistry to the Enrichment of Life.
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Athens
W. Va
Ernest Bailey
Matoaka
Concord College
American Chemical Society
Bailey
George W. Dick
Pennock and Rhein Shine as Spring Training Delays Fade
Billy Evans lauds Herb Pennock of the Yankees and Flint Rhem of the Cardinals as the two best pitchers, noting their late starts and strong seasons. Pennock won six games in east vs east and east vs west, boosting the Yankees after a late camp, while Rhem also posted solid results despite missing early training.
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Cardinals
Herb Pennock
Yankees
New York
Flint Rhein
Flist Rhem
Pennock
St. Louis
Avon Park
Fila
St. Petersburg
Florida Sunshine
Wincere
Hainea
Caro Nna
Foot Rhem
Cohan Rouse to pursue aviation as serious pastime in London
Mrs. Georgette Cohan Rouse daughter of George M. Cohan plans to pilot her own plane this summer while visiting London for several months She denies reports of a London stage appearance and stays with Ethel Levey wife of racer and aviator Graham White in the capital.
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London
Georgette Cohan Rouse
George M. Cohan
Illinois law on women workers hours faces another effort
Springfield June 2 One defeat is not enough to halt Representative ONeill in her push to cut women's work hours. After a prior bill failed she drafts a 48 hour week. Social workers condemn the state for lagging on labor legislation and oppose the current maximum hour law for women employees.
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Springfield
Lil
O'Neill
Illinois
O'Neil
Chief's Two Wives Keep Hut by Grave in Siouxside
Interior account of Sugar and Red Plum, two Oglala Sioux widows of chief White Crow, living in a bare log cabin near his gravesite. They say they shared with him in life but have suffered hunger since his death, relying on a white neighbor for aid. Their ages are uncertain, each likely over 70, and they refuse to leave their prairie refuge.
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White Crow
Sugar
Red Plum
Graduation Celebrations At Bluefield Colored Institute
Crowds fill the Bluefield Colored Institute auditorium for graduation exercises led by Dr. Daniel of Union University. Principal Hill emphasizes diplomas as badges of responsibility guiding graduates toward societal usefulness. Genoa high school to hold evening services with twelve graduates and a program featuring processions, music, speeches, diplomas, and remarks from education leaders.
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Audiltorium
Bluefield Colored Institute
Daniel
Union University of Richmond
Jas. L. Hill
Board of Education
Hill
Genoa
Genoa High School
Mary Almstead
Eula Alexander
Henry Bandy
Sadie Brown
Lucile Carper
Frank Clark
Lorenzo English
Margaret Hancock
Leatha Harvey
Karl Hendricks
Lacelia Holt
Enough White
Lucella Holt
F. M. Hyder
Margaret Mancock
Mary Armetead
Negroes Held On Still Ownership Count
James Lowe William Cox and Alexander Franklin all Negro residents of Keystone were arraigned yesterday before Commissioner A J Hearn charged with owning and operating two illicit stills. The trio were held for the June term of the US district court at Bluefield and were taken to the county jail at Princeton after the arrest. A 40 gallon and a 50 gallon still were destroyed by officers following the arrests. Federal agents N Don Dillon and R L Taylor made the arrests.
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William Cox
Alexander Franklin
Keystone
A. J. Hearn
Lowe
Cox
Franklin
United States District Court
Bluefield
Princeton
Alexander
Don Dillon
R. L. Taylor
Peeresses in Their Own Right Set For Second Reading
London June 2 Peeresses in their own rights will face a second reading on June 21 as a bill to grant them seat in the House of Lords moves forward. Lord Astor and Lady Astor support the measure joined by a group of 23 viscountesses countesses and baronesses led by Viscountess Rhondda. The move comes amid premiership pledges to enfranchise women ages 21 to 50, potentially adding millions of votes in the next general election. Irene Curzon, Baroness Ravensdale, among the 23, inherits her title as eldest daughter of Lord Curzon. Curzon is unmarried.
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House of Ris
Lord Astor
Baste
Lady Astor
House of Lords
Viscount
I Irene Curzon
Ravensdale
Lord Curzon of
Kecheston
Lord Curzon
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Ohio
Curzon
Heir Likely to Miss Mosleys Title After Lady Death
The text notes that Lady Crin thia Mosley may become heir if the sister dies, with the title attributed as a temporary mark. It implies that if Lady Mosley dies children would inherit, and Plain Mrs Mosley would become a baroness.
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Crinthia Mosley
Mosley
Mrs. Mosley
U S Pianist Caldwell Tours Turkey in Historic Debut
U S pianist Alice Brandon Caldwell completes a Near East concert tour visiting Athens Salonika Constantinople and Smyrna. Born 1903 in Smyrna to a family with international ties she studied at the Geneva conservatory Oberlin and European masters before her official Berlin debut in November with European capitals on the schedule.
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Alice Brandon Caldwell
Near East
Athens
Salonike
Smyrna
Osf
Caldwell
Geneva Conservatory
United States
Hhe
Oberlin University
California
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Cortot
Paris
Schwabe
Berlin
Near East Col leges name new associate director
Maplewood New Jersey February 2 Mrs Clayton D Lee of Maplewood has been named associate director of six American colleges of the Near East including Robert College in Constantinople American University Beirut Constantinople Woman's College International College Smyrna Sofia American Schools in Bulgaria and Athens College in Greece The colleges are called the salvation of Near Eastern youth and train leaders and self support Youth registrations this year stand at 3178 men from 29 nationalities and one religious sect Mrs Lee formerly led the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs She is quoted praising the schools' role
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N. J
Jane
Clayton D. Lee
Near East
Robert College
Constantinople
American University
Beirut
Lee
New Jersey State Federation Women's Clubs
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