Reds Hand Giants Second Setback in National Race
Cincinnati moved within two and a half games of second place after beating the Giants 2 to 1. Porterfield pitched well for Cincinnati, allowing seven hits while Young’s double and Walker’s timely hits produced the scoring. The Reds widened their lead over the Giants with solid defense and key baserunning highlights.
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Colts Defeat Fairmont In Low-Scoring Game
Cumberland Colts beat Fairmont 4 to 3 in a pitching duel at Fairmont. Secrist pitched for Fairmont, Wagner relieved the starter for Cumberland and held the Colts scoreless after the fourth. The game featured two hits by Cumberland with Secrist, Wagner, and Rangow contributing, Mussler sparking Fairmont’s offense.
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London May Have Museum of Crime Plan by Sir Bernard Spilsbury
London correspondent reports a proposed international museum of crime to aid research and investigations. Sir Bernard Spilsbury and other medical experts advocate a center for pathologists toxicologists and criminologists with cold storage facilities and exhibits to aid coroners courts police and investigators. The plan envisions demonstrations of injury poisons and diseases and a reference center for trial periods.
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Long Distance Pitching Record Set in Local Doubleheader
Martinsburg pitcher Fishbaugh, a deft-hander for the Himeridge Lukur, set a new league mark for consecutive innings pitched in today’s double-header with Frederic Md. He hurled 19 innings across both games as Martinsburg won the first game. The second game, planned as seven innings, was called on the 12th. The record surpasses the former 18-inning mark held by several pitchers.
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McGraws Reactions to Rube Walbergs Work Read During Pennant Chase
The piece surveys McGraw reading about Rube Walberg and the Phillies in a tense pennant race. It notes Walberg’s relief pitching in 20 games with one loss, Marberry’s long season, and key moments where the Washington club saved games as the Athelation edged toward victory.
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Shaver's Stepped Down as Ballot Debates Roil WV News
Editorial notes retirements and party power plays in West Virginia politics. Shaver resigns as national committee chairman amid intra party tensions. Key figures include Mayers, Goff, and appointees for district attorney, with Brown and Underwood debates shaping the political lineup.
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Parliament Falls Members Keep Seats
London reports a crumbling canopy over a terrace where MPs once gathered. Workers remove stones to avert danger as restoration of the building is priced at 18 and will take fifteen years.
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Pigeons of St Pauls Stir Up London Officials
The Pigeons of St Pauls cause concern for London authorities. Pilgrims and locals feed the birds, they overrun streets, and officials plan to limit the flock by restricting lofts in the cathedral area. The issue grows as the birds spread through the city and draw parliamentary attention.
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Golf Rule Change Aims to Ease Ball Lie Penalties
New York golf authorities today proposed rule changes aligning with St Andrews clubs. Affected players may address heel marks on a ball lodged in a hazard without penalty if no improvement to the lie is made and play resumes with the next stroke.
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Shade Slattery Faces Walker In Looming Welterweight Duel
Shade Slattery, a sleep-maker famed for his iron chin, meets rising welterweight Willie Battier trained by respected coach in a high stakes matchup. The card features the popular Suny Sigtters and prominent opponent Sickey Walker, both veteran amateurs turned pros, with Walker coming off a hard fought loss to Harry Ores. The bout promises action as fans await a decisive clash in a packed card from insiders.
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Man freed after forty seven years in prison saga
Remy reports the release of Alvasandro Saraceni after 47 years, amid bizarre visions and royal pardon. The prisoner recounts dream sightings of the Madonna of Porpel and Queen Margherita, and warns authorities of an attempted royal assassination linked to a child. The tale traces Giovanni Saracen and Bartolo Longo’s relief efforts and devout gratitude.
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Midland Trail history praised as vital US route
Trail officers and Midland Trail Association leaders in West Virginia praised the project as a historic national roadway. They described the Midland Trail as a direct Atlantic to Pacific route linking pioneers and developing industries across Kentucky Indiana Missouri and beyond. A forthcoming history book will chronicle the trail’s significance and urged local subscriptions to support distribution.
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Red Tape Delays Money Due Mother of War Hero
Mary Talbot mother of Lt Ralph Talbot seeks adjusted compensation reportedly delayed by bureaucratic hurdles in Washington. Talbot earned the Medal of Honor for actions on the Western Front in World War I. The matter involves American Legion officials and state and national offices amid the red tape.
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Woman Convict Freed After 20 Years Rejoins Father
Indiana pardon ends Mra Krauss 20 year prison term for a Hartford City murder confession. Once a national figure, Krauss, 46, reunites with her elderly father in Buffalo after Governor Ed Jackcom granted an unconditional pardon on prison trustees’ appeal.
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Local Diamond Team on Jaunt to Swandale and Dane Bar
The Charleston Collegians start a two day road trip with four games against Swandale at Swandale. Sunday they play Danbar Collegians at Danbar, with George expected to pitch Saturday for the Collegians and Sam Lopinsky to work Sunday. Lopinsky faces Jake Reed, a former Wenleyan athlete, in a rematch after meeting in a Spring Wenleyan WV game. Johnny Rideleton may pinch hit in one game and be kept in reserve. Local players Carney Schrader Hochelle George Eliis Middiston Farley Patrick Hell Nolan Carper Noyes and Lopinsky accompany the trip.
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