Nutbusters rout visiting Bobbie Girls in 17-2 game
Bluefield Nutbusters handed the Philadelphia Bobbie Girls a 17 to 2 defeat as Young Piedmont Austin dominated on the mound for the N and W club. Williamson supplied two hits and scored twice for the Nutbusters while Mies Robinson starred for the visitors with a sharp left field double.
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New MELLO GLO Face Powder Debuts At Easley Penn Drug
A new shade named MELLO GLO promises long wear and a smooth finish. The French Process powder allegedly resists perspiration and does not dry the skin, claiming to stay on longer without clogging pores. Available at Easley-Penn Drug Store.
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Wilcoe Defeats Kimball For Third Straight Win
Wilcoe defeated Kimball to extend their win streak with strong hitting from Smith Minnick and Dose. Dose hit a two on home run with two men aboard as Smith and Minnick each collected three hits. Pitcher Raidon Buchanan started, allowed four hits and four runs in the seventh. Woodyard and Bare finished. Four double plays energized the game. Wilcoe visits Keystone today.
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Dose
Blanchard
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Bluestone and Keystone Set for Bramwell Showdown
Bluestone meets Keystone at Bramwell baseball park after a 3 2 loss earlier this season. Bluestone boosts lineup with new players George Page Barnes and Sanders as Dobbing is expected to pitch and Dobbins to catcher.
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American Association Scores Report
St Paul blank Toledo 12 to 0. Columbus beat Minneapolis 4 to 0. Kansas City defeated Indianapolis 4 to 1. Milwaukee topped Louisville 5 to 1.
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Blind do not desire pity in postwar Berlin
Fraulein Bettfred, Berlin model school director for blind veterans, says the blind want understanding and economic independence not pity. She notes Germany’s compulsory blind employment laws spurred adaptive devices. she reports graduates succeeding as stenographers, telephone operators, machinists, and workers when integrated with sighted peers. Fraulein Hirsch plans a September U.S. visit to explain her school methods.
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Fraulein Hirsch
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Germany
Cubs Extend Winning Streak With 7–2 Victory
The Chicago Cubs beat Philadelphia 7 to 2 to extend their streak to twelve straight wins. Hartnett hit a two run homer as Chicago pulled away in the third inning with four runs, aided by three walks, an error, and two hits.
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Tigers rally late to beat Washington 6 to 1 in opener
In Washington on June 16 the Detroit Tigers struck for five runs in the eighth and ninth innings to defeat the Senators 6 to 1. Dave Stoner pitched effectively with Thurston supporting offensively as Reeves tripled in the eighth to spark the rally. Detroit outscored Washington 8 to 3 in hits.
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Shoplifters Now Wear But Little Hmm
In Cleveland on June 16 police uncovered a shoplifting scheme by two women who hid a small fortune in clothing in their apartment. They used consistent street costumes and would enter stores, take a dress, try it in a fitting room, then walk out in it. If challenged they had no extra dresses to reveal.
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Sofa Pillows Diversify Shapes Replacing Square Cushions
Round, triangular, rectangular and octagonal pillows, many quilted, replace the old square soft pillows as decorative and functional home items.
Another Chapter Written in Illinois Gang Warfare Trial Looms
Baton, HL June 16 One more chapter in the violent history of southern Illinois gang warfare will unfold as Charlie Birger Art Newman Connie Ritter and Ray Ivland face trial on a date to be set for the murder of Mayor Joe Adams of West City December 12 The struggle has seen machine guns bombing planes and armed factions as Birger allies oppose Shelton brothers and other rivals The Sheltons may attend the Birger group trial after release from Leavenworth with a new trial sought in a bank robbery case Inmates say Birger and crew plotted Adams murder and hired Thomaston and his brother Elmo to carry it out for 50 dollars each The area has reported thirteen gangland killings in five months and informants who left the gang have supplied details.
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West City
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Birger Blames Sheltons in Reputed Crimes and Plant Die-Offs
The article reports Birger repeatedly blaming the Sheltons for various crimes and the destruction of Shady Res. plants. It notes the vast diversity of plant diseases, stating over 2000 diseases are known and many more are studied.
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