Clubmen hear plea for crime awareness and home involvement
I Neal of Huntington told Bluefield Kiwanis that crime crime fighting requires more than laws and urged parents to take active role in child rearing. He warned youth crime endangers government and criticized crime-glorifying films. The club backs a city clean-up campaign to improve vacant lots and housing.
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Ce I. Neal
Huntington
Bluefield Kiwanis Club
Neal
Congress
Patriot program to feature Congressman Kee in Bluefield
An upcoming patriotic program will be staged next Monday with Congressman John Kee of Bluefield as the principal. C. J. Stephens will oversee the event. Asa G. Taylor, secretary of Tierney Mining, was introduced as a new member joining the Kiwanis club and allied civil groups.
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Kiwanis Club
John Kee
Bluefield
Er. C. J. Stephens
Asa G. Taylor
Tierney Mining Company
Texan Leads in Collegiate Golf
Oliver Transue captain of Yale and Intercollegiate secretary led with a 75. William Ward of Syracuse and Kocsis of Michigan, favored to win, trailed. A group at 76 included Charley Yates Georgia Tech Maurice Hankinson Oklahoma Berryien Moore, all 76. Defending champ Walter Emery Oklahoma tied at 77 with six others.
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Kocsis
University of Michigan
William Ward
Syracuse
Oliver Transue
Yale University
The
Intercollegiate Association
Charley Yates
Georgia Tech
Maurice Hankinson
Oklahoma
Berryien Moore
Walter Emery
University of Oklahoma
Emery
Dick Stewart
Colgate
Law Weatherwax
Yale
Winfield Day
Notre Dame
Woodrow Mailey
Michigan
Walter Ramsey
Texas
Frederick Newton
Rollins
Favorites Move Along in Collegiate Tennis
In Philadelphia at the Merion Cricket Club the national Intercollegiate tennis championships narrowed to 32 players from 100. Top seed Jack Tidball of UCLA led the field toward the 50th anniversary tournament as eight Americans and two Canadians advance past the second round. Reese of Georgia Tech and Watt of McGill each lost a set but won to reach the third round. Tidball defeated Hemholz of Harvard and Weitz of Michigan State to stay on course.
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Philadelphia
Net Action
Jack Tidball
University of California
Los Angeles
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Bill Reese
Georgia Tech
Laird Watt
McGill
Reese
Edward Mansfield
Yale
Watt
Leo Brady
Texas Star
Tidball
C. A. Hemholz
Harvard
Red Weitz
Michigan State
Amonate Beats Bishop 4 10 2 In Loop Victory
Amonate defeated Bishop 4 to 2 in a loop game. Nick W Cyphers Wheeler and Jim French led with two-base hits and a stolen base by W Cyphers. King to H Hom Mace turned a double play. Time 2 30. Aspires Beott and Justice.
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Nick
W. Cyphers
Wheeler
Aeey
Jim French
King
H. Hom
Mace
Saintsford
Humphrey
Aabury
Amonals
Bishop
Beott
Justice
Piedmont
I King
Waiters
Ifane Neater
Sess Childress
Meadows
Dobow
Ruckhannan
Hudson
Sane
Il Pocahontas
Oldham
Levi
Eeneene
Shell If
N. Levi
Elmore Ib
Dishman
Collins
Peeeennenee
Woods Ib . Beeen
Piedmont Wee Toe SS
Pocahontas
Walters
Nester
Buckhannan
Dobos
L. King
J. Levi
Ham
Elmore
Gwilgamne
James
Taylor
Boissevain
HO Bolen
Keiser
Guilion
Gheedeon
Humiley
Mathena
Joyce
P Guillen
Princeton
Wheby
Coburt
Sowers
Covey
Ed Bishop
Chumiley
Vey
Wheley
Balley
Shuntley
Blue-Gray baseball recap at Cain Field
Wytheville and Bluefield clash with Hadden delivering key hits including a three base-runner triple. Hutton and Baskette contribute multiple RBIs as Bluefield edges Wytheville 7 to 5 with strong pitching from Hash and Reese.
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Meck
Creath
Phenix
Bluefield
Hore Hadden
Socooee
Moreland
Hadden
Reese
Hach
Hash
Wytheville
Umne Esser Vandy van Dyke
International League scores update from Toronto and nearby games
In a set of limited results, Montreal earned 5 runs while Buffalo posted 8 in a game, and Rochester managed 1 run. No other matches are scheduled at this time.
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Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
Man held on liquor possession charge in city
William Dile, 47, arrested in the east end by city police on three gallons of non taxed liquor. He is held in the city jail pending trial.
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William Dile
Dazzy Vance Sent to Cardinals on Waivers
Cincinnati reports veteran pitcher Dazzy Vance was sold to the St. Louis Cardinals on waivers for 7500 dollars. Larry MacPhail also announced the acquisition of Harry Curdy, Houston Texas League catcher, as pinch hitter and relief catcher. Vance had not won a game this season and was expected to join Cincinnati’s staff as a reliever.
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Cincinnati
Dazzy Vance
St. Louis Cardinals
Larry MacPhail
Cincinnati Rede
MacPhail
Harry Curdy
Houston
McCurdy
Vance
Rede
New York Giants Edge Cardinals in Low-Scoring Tilt
Medwick Whitehead and Durocher led New York with key hits as the Giants beat St Louis. Rothrock and Jackson homered, while double plays featured Durocher and Collins Rothrock Frieoh and Collings Healey and Whitehead Jackson Crutz and Terry. Bases empty and on balls teed up a tight game with Hubbell besting Hallahan.
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Medwick
Whitehead
Durocher
Rothrock
Jackson
Collins
Frieoh
Collings
Healey
Crutz
Terry
New York
St. Louis
Hubbell
Mooney
Hallahan
Lindsey
Yank Invaders In British Qualify For Championship
The article notes Denney Shute of Philadelphia and Robert Sweeney of New York attending Oxford posted 76s to advance through the British qualifier. Cotton led with 70 on Royal Cinque Ports and St George's courses as 108 of 300 plus players broke 77 to reach the first cut.
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Denney Shute
Philadelphia
Craig Wood
Robert Sweeney
Oxford
Royal Cinque Ports
Deal
St. George's
Cotton
D. H. R. Martin
C. W. Thomson
Angel la Torre
Madrid
S. B. Roberts
Cecil Denny
Aubrey Boomer
John Burton
North of England
Bert Gadd
Sarazen
Kirkwood
Smith
Six Americans Remain In English Net Meet
Wimbledon England June 25 Six Americans including all five Davis cup squad members survive the first day of all England tennis championships singles. Sidney Wood Jr. defeated Vivian McGrath 10-8 6-4 6-4. Frank Shields beat Daniel Prenn 6-3 6-8 6-4. Davis cup captain Dick Williams defeated Prince of Kutch 6-1 6-3 6-? Perry awaits Williams in the second round. Shields and Wood poised for second round with Landry and Kilmer respectively.
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Wimbledon
Eng
United States
Sidney B. Wood Jr
New York
Vivian McGrath
Australia
Frank Shields
Daniel Prenn
George M. Lott Jr
Chicago
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
U. S
Shields
Wood
Pierre Landry
France
M. Kilmer
Switzerland
Chattanooga 8 New Orleans 0 Knoxville 5 Birmingham 1
Score recap listing team results with final tallies Chattanooga over New Orleans 8 0 Knoxville over Birmingham 5 1.
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Chattanooga
New Orleans
Knoxville
Birmingham
Chrysler Loses Bid On War Department Contracts Over Anti Lobbyist Rule
General L H Bush notes the war department requires bidders and their affiliates to swear they employ no lobbyists to secure contracts. Chrysler cannot sign the affidavit due to a Washington legal representative under contract, blocking its bid under Woodring's order aimed at stopping lobbyist influence.
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L. H. Bush
War Department
Bush
Harry H. Woodring
Grand Jury
Chrysler
Washington
Woodring
Pastor of Calfee's Chapel Injured in Ladder Fall
The Rev. W. M. Jones, pastor of Calfee's chapel, suffered serious injuries in a fall from a ladder at his Bluefield Princeton road home. He fell about 25 feet while painting and both legs were broken. He was taken to St Luke's hospital for care.
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W. M. Jones
Calfee’s Chapel
Bluefield
Princeton
St. Luke’s Hospital
Local Man Forfeits Police Court Bond
Claibourne Adams failed to appear in municipal court to answer an assault charge against Bland street grocer J. W. Millner from June 9. His cash bond of $40.80 was forfeited by Judge R. Ried Harding after Adams was arrested by Patrolman Carl Bailey. Millner sustained facial injuries from being knocked into a restaurant glass window.
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Claibourne Adams
J. W. Millner
Bland Street
R. Ried Harding
Adams
Carl Bailey
Millner
Fudge
Syrian woman receives Chicago PhD honor
The University of Chicago confers a Doctor of Philosophy degree on Miss Neila Mustapha Izzeddin, making the institution the first American university to honor a Syrian woman with a doctoral degree.
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Chicago
Neila Mustapha Izzeddin
University of Chicago
Bolling declines headship of state Deaf and Blind School
E A Bolling principal of Genoa school declines appointment as superintendent of the state colored blind and deaf school at Institute West Virginia. He sent a telegram to Dr C A Rogers stating he can best serve his race locally rather than accept the state post. Bolling had been appointed by Governor Kump last week and communicated his refusal from Charleston after meeting state officials. He previously served one term as Genoa school principal with a creditable record.
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E. A. Bolling
Genoa School
Colored Blind and Deaf School
Institute
W. Va
Kump
C. A. Rogers
Providence Hospital
Bolling
Charleston
Gehrig Hits Nineteenth Home Run in White Sox Game
Lou Gehrig belted a home run his nineteenth of the season amid a big day against Chicago. He added a triple a double and a single as Gehrig drove in runs and boosted his slugging. Heinie Manush of Washington raised his average to .411 to stay atop the league batting race.
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Pirates
PHILS
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill Swift
Philadelphia
HO Bartell
Davis
Len
Camilli
Haslin
Walter
Clancy Wilson
Todd
Grabowski
Darrow
Hendrick
Waiters
le Pittsburgh
HO Waner
P. Waner
Lindstrom
Vaughan
Suhr
Traynor
Lavagetto
Padden
Swift
Lava i . Moore
Wotto
Suhr Padden
Alien
Raynor
Lava- Wilson
Allen
Pittsby
Orgh
Lou Gehrig
Chicago White Sox
Heinie Manush
Washington
Gehrig
Leaders Clash as Batting Averages Shake Standings
The column shows batting leaders with Manush and Gehringer close behind. Vaughan maintains an .871 pace while Travis slips to fourth as Medwick moves into third. Gehrig and Terry also feature among top averages with multiple players shaping the race.
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Bill Terry
Giants
Vaughan
Cecil Travis
Washington
Ducky Wacky Medwick
Cardinals
Manush
Charley Gehringer
Gabr H
Gehringer
Detroit
Medwick
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Travis
Gehrig
Yankees
Terry
Official Dies at 65 in Wheeling West Virginia
H H Marsh longtime Baltimore and Ohio general freight agent for West Virginia died yesterday at his home from a stroke. He was 65 and father of John L Marsh a member of the house of delegates.
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Wheeling
W. Va
H. H. Marsh
John L. Marsh
House of Delegates
Marsh
Baltimore and Ohio
West Virginia
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