Connie Mack Keeps Focus On Baseball At Writers Dinner
In Philadelphia on December 22 Connie Mack entertains the press on the eve of his 88th birthday. He remains active in baseball, indicating Jimmy Dykes will lead the Athletics next season while Mack plans to be present in Florida for training.
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Connie Mack
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Aj Catcher
Jimmy
Jim
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Mack
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Mr. Mack
Whipeyer
Eries
King Second High Among '66' Scorers
Bartonville Okla Dec 22 George King former Morris Harvey college star and national scoring figure is second high among Phillips 66 scorers with 90 points in 12 games for a 7.5 average. Phillips center Bob Kurland leads with 104 points in 12 games for an 8.7 average as Phillips rides a 38 game winning streak and seeks to snap a three year old 23 straight wins record.
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Gazette
Bartlesville
Okla
George King
Morris Harvey College
Phillips 66
King
Bob Kurland
Phillips
Reds Grab Fifth In Row by 55-47
Charleston Reds of Frank Polk won their fifth straight as they defeated Meadow Bridge 56-47 in Meadow Bridge. Reds led 22-22 at halftime and pulled away in the third period behind Paul Bails 16 points and Dick Bryant 14 for Meadow Bridge, with strong backcourt control sealing the win.
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the Gazette
Meadow Bridge
Charleston Reds
Frank Polk
Charles
Reds
Paul Bails
Dick Bryant
Wildcats
Teeds
Imfendoye Bridgee
Jarrett
Zapp T Bails
Mannings
Parker
Abwaleup
Hickman
Bryant
Thomas T
Vandel
Macune
Meadow Brida Gmicin
Bennett Stump
Welfare Tournament Semi finals at Kanawha Bowling Center
Tonight the Bowlers Welfare Ronfid Robin Tournament resumes at Kanawha Bowling Center. Al Wells leads the men’s division by 183 pins as competition begins at 7 o’clock on alternate alleys. Spectator donations support the Bowlers Welfare Charity Fund.
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Kanawha
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Funda
Four Teams Press DuPont Loop Leader
The Stonewall Jackson Clendenin game moved from March 2 to February 16 at Morris Harvey gym. Hutson announced Huntington Hast date shifts to January 24 to fit four teams on the schedule. Clendenin game deflated, Four teams press for lead while Stonewall battles alumni and area rivals in a flurry of midseason intramural hoops results.
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Clendenin
duPont
Stonewall
Itz
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Floor
Mense
Generals
Hydrogenation
Reidy Boys
Skeens
Holcomb
Huntington Tears
Paris
Day
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Jersburg
Morris Harvey
Songer
Kelly
Moss
Whitten
Burdette
Arthur
Construction
Clark
Holstein
Howthoy
Fragmented High School Basketball Scores in Various Cities
A garbled list shows basketball scores and team names across multiple towns including Beckley Ripley Putnam Fairview Sutton Normantown Gratton St Augustine Warton Greenbank Webster Springs Mingo Sherrard Rochester Hannibal Rendor and others. The mixed OCR text references colleges Duke George Washington and Purdue and mentions several state and city teams with partial scores, creating a scattered standings snapshot.
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Secolague
Hanengen Central
Gach Vaeerlite
Ahatinroy Blyhla
Charleston Reds
Meadow Bridge
Beckler i
Atage
Statton of
Beckley
Ripley
Witfoto
Putnam Fe
Pennabwen
Williametown
Fairview
Goat Creak
Chaeera de Burnavilla
Sutton
Normantown
Gratton St Augustine
Warton St. Fatelek's Greenbank
Webster Springs
Mingo
Sherrard LY
Chaat Rochester
Hannibal
Rcndor
Sardis
Anen
FyMinih
Moers Harvey
Stantoed
Minlear & Ua
Notre Dame
Purdue
Ahnots
Penn
Teoh
Catersie State
Duke Iz
George Washingto
Brooklyn College
McGill
Duke
George Washington
Columbia Tir
Rice
Olita University
Haylee
Cincinnati
North Carolina
Wyoming
Central League eyes six team plan for 1931 campaign
The Central League's February 2 meeting at the Fort Dearborn Hotel in Detroit will settle the six team outline for the 1931 season as Halligan weighs adding no more clubs. In Sag inaw fans surpassed a 10000 dollar Save Baseball With a Dollar goal, with 3400 from large donors and 4500 from New Orleans. Harry Heilmann, Detroit Tiger broadcaster, helped by recording a call to donate and contributing 50 dollars, while Goebel Brewing Co also gave 100 dollars.
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Fort 5
Detroit
Halligan
Ts Central League
Sagithaw
New Orleans
Chuck Carroll
Saginaw
Harry Heilmann
Detroit Tiger Games
Michigan
Heilmann
Goebel Brewing Co
Gavilan Beats Miceli In 10 Round Welter Clash
Gavilan, top welterweight contender, defeats Joe Miceli in a split decision after a fierce toe to toe bout at Madison Square Garden. Gavilan weighed 146 1/2 pounds, Miceli 146. The New York City bout closes a busy boxing night with Gavilan as the winner.
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New York
Cuban Gavilan
Young Joe Miceli
East Side
Madison Square Garden
Micell
Delaware collects huge take from Delaware Park racing
Delaware Park races in the 1990 season yielded 861 601.18 to the state. The amount was reported in the annual Delaware Racing Commission report released today in Wilmington.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware Park
State of Delaware
Delaware Racing Commission
Braves Sign Catcher St. Clare to Braves Contract
Boston, Dec 22. St. Clare, catcher who led the Berhoar for 1030 season, signed with the Boston Braves. The 29 year old six footer batted 280 with Atlanta last year, hitting 22 homers and 107 RBIs as part of a pennant winning season in the Southern Association. General Manager John Quinn reported the signing after St. Clare visited Whitehall, N. Y. for the holidays.
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NBA
Thomas E. Gonzales
Bellevue Hospital
West
Executive Committee
Atlanta
Boston Braves
John Quinn
St. Clare
Whitehall
M. Y
Sugar Ray Robinson Dominates Villemain in Philadelphia Rematch
In a billed middleweight bout Robinson again pummeled Villemain in easy fashion for Pennsylvania recognition, notching his 78th knockout in 135 pro fights. Villemain earned crowd approval with his bobbing and defense, but Robinson’s two handed attack sealed the win. A crowd of about 30,000 francos paid a record sum for the occasion.
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Villemain
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Villamain
Robingan
Jake LaMotta
Washington-Lee Holds Initial Full-Scale Scrimmage Session
Washington and Lee staged its first full scale scrimmage for the New Year’s Day Gator Bowl clash with Wyoming. The practice featured split-T drills and early offensive plays as coach Bowden Wyatt praised the offense while noting linebacker burdens and backfield timing as the squad worked through initial formations.
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Jacksonville
Fila
Jim Stark
Washington and Lee
Randy Broyles
Bacetti
Wyoming
Ponte Wed
George Barclay
Ra Beach
Bowden Wyatt
Eddie Talboom
Harry Jim
iGeldien
Royal McMullen
Gil Bocetti
Motley Praised As One Of All Time Fullbacks
Snow falls as coaches praise Motley during final heavy practices ahead of a key game. Officials expect 25 000 to 36 000 fans in attendance as teams prepare for light workouts tomorrow.
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Motley
Rens to Meet Boston Here In Timelight Basketball Clash
The Boston Whirlwinds, once top independent stars, reunite for a doubleheader against the New York Rens at Morria Harvey gym Tuesday night Jam 2 at 8. Harlem Globetrotters meet the Philadelphia Spiras in the later game with vaudeville acts rounding out the program. Coach Dutch Dehnert leads a talent roster including Max Wootzey Norm Baker John Sebastian Bob Karstens Joe Lyles Bud Schaeffer and John OHagan as tickets go on sale at Sport Mart and Lynn Goshorn. Charleston Recreation Commission sponsors.
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Boston Whirlwinds
New York Rens
Morria Harvey
Harlem Globetrotters
Philadelphia Spiras
Henry
Dutch) Dehnert
Dehnert
Max Wootzey
Indiana
Norm Baker
Vancouver
John Sebastian
House of David
Bob Karstens
St. Ambrose College
Joe Lyles
St. Louis University
Bud Schaeffer
Wheaton College
John O'Hagan
Iowa College
Sport Mart
Lynn
Pay Hikes For Carbide Corp Local Employees
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Division of Union Carbide and Carbon Corp announced a pay raise for about 7,700 workers across five plants in South Charleston Institute Diamond Hastings and Leach Kentucky. The increase adds seven cents per hour to hourly rates with adjustments for salaried staff and follows an eight-cent raise given last September.
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Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Division
Union Carbide and Carbon Corp
Kanawh
United Fuel Gas Co
Charleston
Columbia Gas
Carbide
South Charleston
Institute
Diamond
Hastings
Leach
Driver Fined $17 for Faulty Brakes After Crash
A 52-year-old man, John Clarence Creed of 209 DICKINSON St, had a reckless driving charge reduced to driving with improper brakes in municipal court. He was fined $17 after his car struck two seven-year-old girls, Pamela Edens and Ava Phipps, on Bigley Ave. No serious injuries required hospitalization.
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John Clarence Creed
Dickingon St
Pamela Edens
Newhouse Dr
Ava Phipps
Bigley Av
Cigaret Ignites Car Fire In Kanawha City
About $100 damage occurred to a parked automobile at 57th Street and Noyes Avenue in Kanawha City early yesterday. Charleston firemen reported the tar on the seat caught fire at 5 24 a m. A burning cigar on the seat started the blaze. Ownership of the automobile was not immediately determined.
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Kanawha City
Charleston
57Th St
Noyes Av
Lews Seat
Christmas program by Reynold Memorial Methodist Children’s Department
The annual Christmas program of Reyn olds Memorial Methodist Church children's department will be presented at 7 20 tonight. The program features plays readings and carols directed by Mrs Thelma Price Mrs Dorothy Latnam Mrs Edward Sands Mrs H U Patterson and Mrs Everett Roash.
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Reynolds Memorial Methodist
Thelma Price
Dorothy Latnam
Edward Sands
H. U., Patterson
Everett Roash
Weights Unmarked Fines For Two Charleston Dealers
State Labor Commissioner Charles J. F. Sattler announced fines of 50 dollars and costs for two Charleston nut store operators after charges of selling unmarked weight packages. Baxter of Plantation Nut Shop and Moore of National Peanut Co. pleaded guilty. Baxter also fined for selling chestnuts as one-pound packages.
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Charles J. F. Sattler
5. F. Baxter
Plattation Nut Shop, Inc
Delobert Moore
National Peanut Co
Justice of Peace Chase
Loury
Baxter
Sattler
Moore
Auto Shares Hit High on Market in New York
In New York on December 22, auto stocks surged to a 20 year high amid government price roll back orders and war contracts for General Motors and Chrysler. The broader market gained, rail shares lagged, and 2.72 million shares changed hands. Advances outpaced declines 563 to 393 among 1,179 issues traded.
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General Motors
Chrysler
Bend
U. S
Raytheon Mifg
Solar
Standard Power & Light
Waltham Watch
Colonial Airlines
Cities Service
Fansteel
Metallurgical
Hollinger Gold
Louisiana Land
National Bellas Hess
Barlum Steel
Kaiser, Frazer and
Mensasco Miz
Four Injured In Auto Crash Near Lewisburg
A collision between a car driven by Delbert Hammons and a trailer truck on US 60 at Brushy Ridge 10 miles west of Lewisburg injured four people. Mary Ann North 12 Dennis Lowdermilk 20 Louella Mac Oney 15 and Delbert Hammons 28 were treated at Greenbrier Valley Hospital. Hammons was arrested for drunk driving, pled not guilty, fined 50 dollars plus costs, and had license suspended for six months.
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Greenbrier Valley Hospital
Honceyette
Mary Ann North
Renick
Dennis Lowdermilk
Frankford
Louella Mac Oney
Delbert Hammons
Franksford
D. A. Honaker
Brushy Ridge
Lewisburg
Hammond
Hammons
Justice of Peace
J.W. Hutcheson
New York and Pittsburgh Dairy and Produce Prices Vest
Oddly garbled market notes detail butter and creamery pricing in New York and nearby markets, with references to extra fancy heavyweights and various pack and wholesale rates. It also reports on apples, potatoes, poultry, and grain in Chicago and Pittsburgh with mixed demand and fluctuating prices.
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Yorks
Osin Md
Auitt- BS
Derians
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Warn
Idaho-Musset Burbank
Erie
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John A. Shanklin
Jeff Lipscomb
William S . Bolden
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Peckard Motor Allied Chemical
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Pirestone ‘Tire
Paramount Piet Aits
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Balawin Limes
Illinois Cent Duty Safeway
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Schem¢y Industries
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Marvester Wa
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Newport News
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Youngstown
Drasser Industries
Northarn Pacific
Youngst'n &Teel
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