Rehired coach Gharrity stirs Hinton high teams talk
In a surprise move Welch reports Irish Gharrity has been rehired as coach of Hinton high teams. The column notes opposition to the return and links the decision to broader sports chatter and local intrigue.
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Ambassador Morgan Marks 20 Years in Brazil Post
Edwin V. Morgan reaches a twentieth anniversary as chief of the American diplomatic mission in Brazil amid a dinner from Foreign Minister Afranio Mello Franco. Brazilian officials host a separate reception with 170 names on a silver plaque, celebrating Morgan’s long tenure since 1912. He notes enduring cordial U S Brazilian ties since 1889.
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Dizzy Dean Quits Cardinals In Philly Fray
In Philadelphia on June 15 Dizzy Dean quit the St. Louis Cardinals in a huff and boarded a train for St. Louis. Manager Gabby Street doubts the exit is final predicting a likely return, while Dean cites pay disputes and inadequate regular work as motives behind the move.
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College golf stars vie for top honors at Cascades
Hot Springs Virginia June 15 Yale captain-elect John F E Parker seeks payback against Princeton's Tommy Taller in the New York Metropolitan championship. Parker, Taller, Billy Howell of Washington and Lee, and Don Moe of Oregon head to Cascades course for the intercollegiate championship June 27 to crown the 1931 title successor George T. Dunlap Jr.
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Dawes Declines Nomination as Hoover Rally Matures
Dawes states he could not accept a vice presidential nomination as Chicago convention debates a prohibition plank. Senators monitor radio chatter while Democratic leaders draft a repeal plank ahead of their July convention. Vice President Curtis hints Dill may emerge as the Democratic running mate.
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Boat capsizes on Ohio River. one man drowned
Frank Cook, 20, drowned when a small boat capsized in the Ohio River at Huntington West Virginia. Four companions reached shore safely. The incident occurred on June 15.
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Ferrell brothers shine as AL action heats up
Wes Ferrell earned his 12th win of the season to stay in the chase with Gomez and Grove as the American League flurry continued. Rick Ferrell starred for St. Louis as they edged the A's 9 to 8 with key hits and runs.
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Ferrell Wins 12th To Keep Pace With Gomez Grove
Cleveland pitcher Ferrell won his twelfth game of the season as Cleveland beat Boston 9 to 3. Averill hit his twelfth homer. Vosmik drove in six with a triple a double and two singles. Johnson and Pickering contributed key hits as Cleveland built a big lead.
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Gasoline Alley Trip Through Washington to Canada
Walt leads Skeetzix and Phyllis on a journey from Gasoline Alley School through Washington landscapes. The trip spans boyhood to manhood periods, the Revolution era, then travels into historic Canada along the St. Lawrence and Ottawa rivers.
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Scores From The International League Evening Programs
Montreal defeated Reading 4 to 1 while Reading also posted a 6 to 2 win. Rochester fell 7 to 6 to Jersey City as Toronto posted a 5 to 2 victory over Newark and Baltimore beat Buffalo 12 to 2 in the second game halted by darkness at season end.
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Zionist federation plant memorial forest in Palestine
The Australian Zionist federation branch acquires Palestine land to plant 10 000 eucalyptus trees as memorials to Sir John Monash the famed Australian commander in France
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Beckley Knights Edge Johnstown in Extra Innings
In yesterday’s baseball results Cumberland defeated Charleston 1 0 while Johnstown outlasted Beckley 6 to 5 in twelve innings. Clarksburg beat Huntington 6 to 5. Today Charleston visits Cumberland Beckley hosts Johnstown and Clarksburg goes to Huntington.
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Generals Lick Huntington
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Generals take 12 inning win over Roosters in Huntington
Huntington and Clarksburg needed twelve innings to settle game one as Proctor scattered 17 hits for the Generals in a 6 5 victory. The Roosters had 11 hits to Clarksburg’s, but could not overcome Proctor’s shutout late innings.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games in the American League
Results show Cleveland 9 over Boston 3, Chicago 2 over New York 1, Detroit 7 over Washington 6, St Louis 9. The schedule lists Washington at Detroit, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at St Louis, and Boston at Cleveland.
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National League Standings and Matchups
The standings show Pittsburgh 5 Boston 4 Philadelphia 7 St Louis 4 New York 6 Chicago 3 Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn 1. Scheduled games include Pittsburgh at Boston and Cincinnati at Brooklyn. St Louis at Philadelphia and Chicago at New York.
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Giants rally past Cubs to reach first division
Terry delivers a timely single in the eighth, lifting the Giants to a 6-3 victory over the Cubs. Klein adds a 17th homer in the Phillies 7-4 win over the Cardinals with Barteli aboard in the second inning.
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Skipper Terry Leads Junts Into First Division Berth
Giants rally after Billy Herman error in the eighth as five runs cross to beat Cubs 6–3. Vergez homered for New York. Fitzsimmons wins in relief as Chicago drops to fourth place, edging Brooklyn.
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Phillies rally halts St Louis as rain ends game early
Philadelphia wins 7 to 4 over St Louis in a rain shortened contest. Pinky Whitney drives in a grand slam scoring chance in the first inning to tie the game at four. Chuck Klein belted his 17th homer with Bartell aboard in the second to put the Phils ahead.
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Australian net age defeats Vines in London
Ellsworth Vines, United States singles champion, loses to Harry Hopman of Australia in the third round at the London tennis championships at the Queens Club. Hopman dominates 0-6 6-2 6-3, marking a surprising upset for the top American Davis Cup player on English grass.
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Democratic Wet Plank Predicted By Rainey Aide
Representative Rainey who backed a prohibition referendum but opposed beer legalization told newsmen the Democratic platform will include a wet plank. A House majority leader and Illinois delegate said the plank would push for resubmitting the prohibition issue with guarantees against return of the gallon and protections for states preferring liquor abstinence.
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Senate Democrats Back $500 Million Public Works Bonds
The Democratic unemployment relief committee announced it will not drop the $500 million public works bonds in the two billion dollar program despite Hoover opposition. They plan to have the Senate take up the bill soon and expect an administration amendment to remove the bond section.
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