State House Baseball Team Appeals Twilight League Dispute
The State House baseball team explains withdrawal from the Twilight League over protests about Gale Bullman’s eligibility. Manager W. E. Whiteman argues Constitution provisions on residency and protest filing were unevenly enforced by President Smith, prompting the team to play under alternative rules.
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Eiks
Smith
Kames
The
Elks
State House
Inde
Sehedite
Jewn
Statehouse
Ain
Gale Bullman
Charleston
Efe
Unie
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Bullmin
Bullmape
Hays
Bia
Bullman
Twilight League
Smit
Preme
Daseball
WL EL Whiteman
Site House
Gazette
Taasons
Beers
James Ey B
Knights of Columbus
Powermen
Oil Service
Charleston Lumber
Ka- Bewha County
Kanawha County
Smith Han
Southern Association
Eles
Srolth
Offeral
Yanks Rally to Win in Seventh
The New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 4 to 1, clinching three wins in four games. Shocker pitched a complete game, seven hits allowed, as Karras wildness and Cleveland infield errors aided the Yanks. No pitching changes occurred in any of the four games. French girl fails to cross English Channel, within a mile and a quarter of Dover.
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New York
Ave
Indians
Karras
Cleveland
Shocker
Yanks
Dover
Sion
English Channel
Breeches and camp wear in a curious survey
A quirky historic notice describes breeches as essential yet odd garments for campers hikers and riders. It notes their practicality in cold dawn rides and travels while humorously mentioning Aunt Abi as part of a whimsical scene and the idea of emergency wear.
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Thur
Loraenen
al Dinatenen
Rem Obave
Abi
Rall
Stuffy Mednnis and the Major League Tourist
A 1925 Associated Editors overview recalls Stuffy Mednis as a wanderer among the major leagues, listing teams like the Red Sox, Indians, Browns, and Pirates and noting peers such as Mike Gonzalez Milton Stork and Elmer Smith who also played for four or more clubs across the era. The piece highlights a cadre of players who moved among storied franchises in the early 20th century.
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Ty Bus
Wolves
Ameriui
Connie Imaerk
Eddie Cofins
Barry Cut Hone Wan Baker
Hornsby Suspended for Umpire Argument
St Louis manager Rogers Hornsby was suspended for three days after a heated exchange with umpire Sweeney during the game against the New York Giants. The action followed a contentious strike call in the late innings as Hornsby argued with the umpire.
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ST. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis ‘Cardinals
Bi Yapire Sweeney
Hornsby
New York Giants
Ian Diegrau
Heydier
National League
Fotlownd
Bisscusse
Jay Dornsby
Tien
GRID PRACTICE TO START SOON
Football practice for Charleston High will start soon under Coach Rocco Germann and a staff, with plans to have players on Laidley field by September 7. The first game is scheduled for September 13 against Gatlin, though preparations may shift after the week of the frat.
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German
Laidley Field
Charleston High
Voach
Rocco J. Germnane
Jrotneedt Seeterdas
Schuel
Gaktil
Uampires
Pythians
Andeus
Big Joe Willis
Charleston Senators
Wagner
Cubs and Dodgers Even Series Amid Errors
In the first series game against Brooklyn, the Cubs capitalized on errors to score their first two runs. Oxlorne pitched well until a late lapse, while the Dodgers struggled with control. Brooklyn’s Robin contributed an error leading to the Cubs’ final run as the game ended with a close, error‑driven exchange.
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Procago
Hrevklyn
Shriver Powers Clarksburg To Victory In Series Opener
Clarksburg edged Johnstown 7 1 to 7 1 as Shriver hurled the win with strong pitching. Johnstown starter John Schmuttr exited in the seventh after two singles and three errors tied and won the game for Clarksburg. The lineup included Hammete Matthews Yaeney McNeill Shriver Havanas. In Cincinnati jockey Ivan Parke, a former leading American rider, announced retirement and plans to return to Delano Idaho to operate a ranch.
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Clarksbut
Hehmutte
Matthews
Yaeney
McNeill, Shriver
Havanas
H. At
Urove
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ivan Parke
Parke
Delon
Idaho
Plans for Little World Series Opening Next Saturday
Twilight League officials set Saturday afternoon as the opening date for the Little World Series to showcase Mall division teams against the Elks. The opening game carries a $0 gate, with bands and newts balls, officials on duty, and free admission for younger players. Remaining games run Monday through Saturday at Leidles Field, with umpires and arbiters assigned to bases, and a free ticket policy for underage fans. Two postponements loom as Caseys meet Gil Servige at Armar Park and Marines face Dythians at Leidley Kids third contest. the December replay was canceled following state House withdrawal.
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Iust
Barlertow
Kaiekty
Max
Twight
Elks Efwh
Vauette Atvision
Ihe City
Fie Sp
Leidles Sielt
Alme
Tagle Thurman
Todmegger
NuWay
Hevo
Pered Marine Fy
Beane
Caseys
Wrist
Nine
Willy Free Uckers
Twilight
JG Aseist
Caseye
Gil Servige
Armar Park
Marines and
Dythians
Laidley
State House
Lulu Forbes Is Aurora Winner In Fast Race Card
Lulu Forbes, a bay mare by Al Parless owned by Walter T. Candler of Ac Wintu Ga, won the first race, a furlong dash, by a nose over Bonnie Watts owned by David Weinberg. The six furlong dash saw Lulu Forbes repeat, paying $15.80. Braden Ruler, a gray gelding, placed second. The long shot Sonia won the sixth race, paying $27.80. The Pioneer Stake at a mile and a quarter was won by Skevter W, owned by Walter One. Quill Tieery won the mile and a quarter, with Winnie Owyon second.
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AL Parless
Walter T. Candler
Bonnis Watts
Lalla Vorbes
Inl
Braden Ruler
Erey Elding
Aden Ruies
Seth Palin
Indianapois
Aurea
Sonia
Baker
Durin
Acquiltan
Baby Loomis
SMM Grsents
Sin
Skevter W
Howard Bal
Walter One
Ribbon Cane
Peter Burt
Bawa Pereesin
Ompha Ound Delven
Marcin Vande
Xevand
Elk Peeera
Winnie Owyon
Matthew Childs
Mix
Ty McDonald
Morrison Nine Beats Cleaners in City Baseball Tilt
The Morrison department store Nine defeated the Laundry Cleaners in a local evening game. Key moments included a first inning run, strong pitching, and solid fielding by Morrison. Scoring details and full lineup were not clearly readable in the report.
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I. Morrisin
Witsen
Ted Scare
H. Geary
Oak Holt
Qenin
Qenin Peatered the Varkine Wil Swe, Bruncers, White Cast Snoufen At Crinle
Pitts Rue
Saker Mingkred Sch Gael Sperry Phy O. W. Morrisons
Seeaeaene Ecordibe
Sagiestadt
Picked Teams Challenge Sparks League Dispute
An ongoing Twileht League argument centers on team selections by MS Xx betamye FO who proposed a three game series between Tinmy and an opponent picked by XN. The list includes many named entities such as Mr. P Carnes, Power Company, Charlestone Lumber, Marines, and others as substitutes or participants.
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Bane
Mr . P Carnes
Shortstopy
Dent Teddy Areduine
Attehor
Prumild Thower
Etter Raehelty Estate
Welty Walloor i
Mandy Seeonsh Tate
Matrine
Oh Tian
Pawar Mompagy
Rbat
Charlestan Lumber
Tivlders Véeleie Cboe Bryarieg
Atte Suite Calehers Supe
Marines
Rhodes Charlestom Tumbers
Colpton
Goshorn
Pitehe
Fairmont Sweeps Wheeling Series in Clean Victory
Fairmont defeated Wheeling Stogies in Wheeling to complete a sweep of the series. Andrews and Johnsey each starred with strong scoring, while Wheeling struggled as a team in the six to four final.
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Fairmont
Wheeling
Aue
Burnwell Wins Excessive Edition Of Local Game
Burnwell adds another win over lower Paiut rel tea in a tough matchup. The Rhode Island and New England teams feature Burwell, Kress, Joannen and others as they chase the season’s top spot. Rochester Providence Parunto Baltimore Sowa and Minneapolis results appear in scattered box scores.
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Burnweel
Burnwell
Tao
Firth
Kress
Joannen Et Burwell Wits Gaangs
Wairmont Wheeling
Andrew i Aetreny
Weather hazards sweep wide regions with hail and floods
The notice describes widespread weather upheavals including snow, hailstorms near Aquibers Wisconsin, and damaging hail in Lexington Kentucky. It reports heavy rain and wind in Detroit and Indianapolis, flooding in lower valleys, and temperatures around 28 to 48 degrees as these events affect farms, businesses, and workers.
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Lluilstunen
Hall
Aquibers
Wis
Lexington
Detroit
Punt
Drei
Chek
Phoenix
Arig
Weathis Point
Means to Deliver African Lecture Tonight at St Pauls
Mietinie Means will deliver an African lecture this evening at St Pauls Mebureh in Lexington. He is editor at the Opin World and proposes an international term for Africa under One World's control, aiming to interest The World in the project. The event invites all people of Chilestray to attend and hear Mr Means discuss Africa’s future role.
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Woode
Rongl
Hektor
Wulock
St Pauls
Sterling
Lexington
Opin World
One World
Means
Africa
Ferns
Henry Watlerton
Coolidge
Ehilestray
Ivaton Downs Mud River Nine Tames Victory
Ivaton Downs defeated Mud River nine by eight to two. Mud River’s pitcher struggled as Ivaton Downs produced timely hits and solid defense to secure the win. Strong fielding and pitching from the visitors kept Mud River off balance throughout the game.
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Ivaton Downs Mud River
Trenton Nailers Rue Sunday Exhibition At Park
The Trenton Nailers visit and face Powell's Senators at the local park next Sunday. Joe Willis stars in the mound for Trenton with Shorty Daves and Kermy Frocks in the batting order. Ironton’s fast crew looms as a tough foe, while fans expect a lively, fan friendly afternoon with Willis in action.
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Trenton Nailers
Joe Wilis
Powell
Senators
Honus Warner
Pirate
Rose Pawel
Watt
Charley Stoduim
Pittsburgh
Ironton
Bowell
Charleston
Joe Willis
American Association
Kanawit Park
Davey Vante
Big Joe
Shorty Daves
Big Gun
Lronten Tanks
Trenton
Kermy Frocks
Wesleyan Bobcats
Kentucky
Delegates Leave for Printers Meet in Kalamazoo
DeWitt Malone and Jacob Jackson depart for Kalamazoo Michigan to attend the annul convention of International Typographical Union with six day session August. John W. Dudley veteran printer accompanies them as union funding. Dudley was recently defeated in union election after tying Malone on first ballot. He plans brief visits en route to see daughter Mrs W A Hobb in Columbus and sister Mrs Cundiff in Chicago.
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DeWitt Malone
Jacob Jackson
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Malone
Jackson
John W. Dudley
Dudley
W. A. Hobb
Chiewse
Cundiff
Gauley Bridge Beats Richwood in Pitchers Battle
Gauley Bridge defeated Richwood 4 to 0 in a pitchers duel between Brown and Lipscomb. Brown notched his sixth straight win and Lipscomb failed to allow a man past first base as Richwood could not advance.
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Gauley Bridge
Gauley Bridge Team Seeks September Match Dates
Gauley Bridge plans to fill September with several open dates as Cauley Brides aims to book strong dress W. 8. Cabell, Belva, W. The score lists A Gauley Bridge ., mania oax-s Hichwood oo. and agn 000-0 Batteries' Grown and Walk comb and White.
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Gauley Bridge
Cauley Brides
Sone Good Jdress
Cabell
Belva
Huge oil basin under construction in Los Angeles
Aug 4. Dredge workers began coastal work at Watson station for a Van American Petroleum project described by company officials as the largest oil reservoir in the world. The concrete basin will hold more than 3,900,000 barrels of oil.
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Los Angeles
Lisbane
Watson Station
VanAmerican Petroleum Comepany
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CE Wered
C. E. Wry
Mednnis
Cardinals
CUBS
Dodgers
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Shriver
Clarksburg
Johnstown
Lulu Forbes
Aurora
Walter T. Candier
George
Mr. X
Rodgers and Men
Lower Paint Creek
Ernational Bagh
Rochester
Providenva
Ttexding
Parunto
Baltimore
Anureius Sowa
Minnneapotts St Daw
Otvintus
B.na Hidelia
Paris
Holstein
Tve
Ivaton
Tamers
Ali Ivanamalan
Agere Hon
Tmelstelin
Chigies
Keenes
Dyatanos
Madilvar
Handun
Holstein and Pautey
Keeney
Walls
Tronton Nailers
Richwood
Night Life
Allan Dwan Preoue
Dorothy Gish
Cece Money
Nino
Save Comedy
Illard
Merwe
Sean
Ape Nee
Lesa
Willard
Fitch & Dodge
Summers
Donnally Streets
Capitol
Willard Battery
Mr. Dough and
Mr. Dubb
By Fopper
Mr. Dough
Charleston Gazette
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