Five All At End Of Eleventh In Coalwood Bluefield Tilt
Bluefield and Coalwood battled to a 6-6 tie through ten innings and were called after the eleventh due to darkness at the Fair Grounds. Vic Sorrell struck out twelve in nine innings for Bluefield but weak defense produced unearned Coalwood runs. Lefty Gearheart held Bluefield in check until ninth, and Bluefield rallied in the ninth to force extra frames before the game ended.
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Phil Douglass
Hluefiel
Dutch Suleiman
Price
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Box
Hurst
Baxter
Moore
Fortner
Bob Nabla
Pirates Victory Costs Pirates Win Heavy With Injuries
Pirates win but suffer costly injuries as lineup issues and pitching mix strain the team. Giants outslug Phillies 16 to 14 in a chaotic game with six errors, Kelly homers for the Phillies, while Beore and Barnes duel in the New York-Philadelphia clash. Brown and Robins split a Boston series, Brooklyn winning the first game 8-6 behind Vance and Doerr.
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Rawlings Breaks Leg In Pirates Game
Pittsburgh Pirates star Johnny Rawlings broke the left ankle fibula as he slid into second base against St Louis. The club physician said he would be out about a month. The crowd saw him weep not from pain but missing a month of play.
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Coalwood Defeats Bluefield in Extra Innings Thriller
In a tense game Bluefield drops a 5-4 decision to Coalwood after a late tying sprint. Palmer leads Coalwood with a triple and two singles, while Dreifus hits a key homer and Suhlman steals. Hurst starts for Bluefield with strong relief by Gearheart.
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Senators Narrowly Defeat Athletics 3 6 in Close Tilt
Waite Hoyt pitched six hits allowed as New York Senators beat Philadelphia Athletics 3 to 0, marking their third straight win and dropping Philly to their ninth straight loss. Rod Holt debuted with the Athleta for 26,000, replacing Jim Poole, with Rams, Baumgartner and Walberg behind the plate.
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Mackmen
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Philadelphia
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Jersey City Internationals
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R. Peiladratpits
Rams
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Cochrane
Hayt
Dengough
Concord College Training Camp Brims With Optimism
Concord College trains under Coaches Jackson and Weaver as the team prepares to face Marshall in three weeks. Returns from veterans boost hopes of a winning season with Flanagan and Hendrickson at tackle roles, the Yoager brothers at guards, and new prospects like Thomas and Whunger competing for starting spots. The freshmen and non-letter men show promise, while Red Weaver and the coaching staff emphasize sharp line play and backfield coordination.
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Thia
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Rod Hendrickson
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Bill Day
Mvnster
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Centra College
Red Ja
Washington and Lee squad makeup strong for 1924 season
Taxington, Va. September reports a robust Washington and Lee football lineup for 1924 with returning lettermen and nine of last year’s freshmen expected to push for starting roles. Capt. J. K. Thomas, J. E. Tinan, R. H. Holt, and HL Wel- are among the veterans listed, signaling a challenging Southern schedule ahead.
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Washington and Les
J. K. Thomas
Charleston
W. Ya
J. E. Tinan
Matador
Texas
R. H. Holt
Thekle
Memphis
Tenn
Montclair Kidnapping Sees 2000 Gather at Police Station
About two thousand residents gathered around the Montclair police station as officials questioned a nineteen-year-old youth in connection with the kidnapping of six-year-old Mary Daly. Fingerprints from the kidnapper’s abandoned car were examined during the inquiry.
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N. J
Mary Daly
Montclaim
New York Democrats claim victory in city primaries
Reported at New York headquarters as John F. Cohalen predicts a 75,000 Manhattan Bronx majority for Mayor Hylan while George W. Olvany outlines a plan to bar increases in city fares without a public vote. Elsewhere in Illinois, southern communities face water shortages and drought effects, with water wagons selling five gallon jugs and tanks hauled from Marion amid minimal rain and crop damage.
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John F. Cohalen
John F. Hylan
Manhattan
Bronx
Hylan
Vaault
George W. Olvany
Tsammany Hall
James J. Walker
Municipal Assembly
Tammany
City Board of Estimate
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Barrie
Egypt
Hertin
Pamfiles
Marion
Uae
Fire truck wrecked responding to hurry call in Hale Addition
In Hale Addition yesterday afternoon the American Laprance pumper truck answering a second call to Bluefield bent a right rear wheel after skidding on a curb. Fireman Crotty was driving when the wheel caught streetcar racks and the rear end struck the curb breaking off the wheel.
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Crotty
Automobile Shortage Nears July 1 In U S
The National Automobile Dealers Association reports a severe shortage as of July 1 with only 10,000 new cars held by 45,000 dealers and about 200,000 used cars in stock, contrasting with 1924 levels and noting no new cars available if factories had closed for six months.
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St. Cole
United States
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
Mrs Woodrow Wilson Honored in Switzerland
Mrs Woodrow Wilson arrived in Geneva and found two welcome tokens at Chateau Bartholont, a bouquet and a government letter greeting her on behalf of Swiss citizens during her stay. The letter recalled that the Swiss government extended friendly regards.
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Woodrow Wilson
Chateau Bartholont
Republc
Missing Navy Seaplane Still Fruitless Search
AP report from Honolulu on September 4 details the hundredth hour of fruitless rescue efforts for Navy seaplane PN.9 No.1, missing since a Tuesday flight from San Francisco to Tonelula. Five aviators aboard are unaccounted as ships and air units sweep a wide Pacific radius.
Mrs Wilson Attends League Assembly Events Abroad
Two members of the Geneva state council will call on Mrs. Wilson on Monday as a sign of respect. Mrs Wilson plans to attend the opening of the league assembly session next week, highlighting her husband’s contributions to international peace efforts.
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Ie Dauae
Geneva
Chinese Laundyman Shot by Baltimore Policeman
Baltimore dated story reports Chinese laundyman Po-Wone Tip shot by a policeman during a tense night when officers sought to determine why a laundry door was locked after hours. tip reportedly fired back in a standoff lasting about an hour before a fatal wound ended the encounter.
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Former Congressman Pat Kelly Near Death
Washington dispatch reports former Michigan congressman Patrick H L Kelley critically ill for weeks. He has largely been unconscious recently as doctors hold out hope for recovery while he battles heart trouble.
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Pat Kelly
Washington
Patrick HL Kelley
Congress
Michigan
No Peace Move in Hard Coal Fields
Philadelphia September reports show the first week of the anthracite mining suspension ending with no resumption of wage talks. About 168,000 workers lost roughly 5 million in wages, and output fell by about 1 million tons. No outside force has yet pushed renewed negotiations. Governor Pinelow’s intervention is unlikely without new pressure.
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