Phillies Doubleheader Ends With Narrow Second Game Win
Philadelphia loses the first game to Cincinnati 4 to 0 then wins the second 4 to 3 as Hewlines hits a homer for the Phillies. Braesler injures his left ankle scoring in the second, carried off for X rays. Rube Donohue and Wilson lead the Phillies in the first game. Randy Wilson pitches the second win with Kiger on relief. Time 1:88.
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Philadelphia
Cincin-natte
Rube Braesler
Wilson
Hewlines
Phillies
Fanathon
Iladelphia
Donohue
Wingo
Betts
Ulrich
RHOAE
Eutladelphia
Punadetenia
Hwo
Huber
Zaman
Faventy
Pinel
Cavensy
ren—Hantine
Zitaman
Sasco Foneee
eCares Saa
Randy Wilson
St Albans Baseball Wins Twice Over DeHue
St Albans professional team earned two victories over DeHue during the weekend, taking Saturday and Sunday games. Dad Hnedegar joined the lineup at short. Jokrson drove in runs, while White and Cannon pitched for St Albans. DeHue’s Coler man was hit freely as the hosts won 8 4 and 9 2 in the two contests.
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ST. Albans
Dehue
BT. Alban
Alvans
al Professionala
DeHue Towsera
Ward
St. Albane Jinsup
Dad Hnedegar
Eamel
Tripple
qooTe
White
Cannon
Ed Joeman
Jones
Jokrson
Sundsy
St Albane Mound Star
Colerman
DeHuc
Ivaton Tossers Rout Dartmont in Lopsided Win
Ivaton Tossers powered past Dartmont 15 to 3 in a one sided contest. Barker faded in the fourth inning while Ivaton surged the pace to the end. Williams and Pealey led batting with key hits as the crowd cheered the strong performance.
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Yvaton
Ivaton
Dartmont
Barker
Ena Ivaton
Oeberne
Williams
Pealey
Powellton Downs Gauley Bridge 6 1 in frail game note
Powellton defeated Gauley Bridge 6 to 1 as Welch pitched a four-hitter with three strikeouts and Darling led the field with three hits. The game featured sharp defense, a key catch by Darling, and a lengthy shower break delaying play.
Joe Staab throws near no hit as Knights win
Joe Staab hurled a near no hit game at Kanawha Park to lead the Knights to a 7 0 playoff win over the Marines. J Echols and Connors provided standout fielding while Staab benefited from strong support behind him. Gashorn, NuWay trailed in the standings after a 3 2 defeat to the Hardwaremen.
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Joe Staab
Knights
Marines
Nuway
Connors
Grover
Stach
Knighta
Eghale
Marines Xna
Daén
RHE Marines Sreseres
HUFF
Psrex
Copeland
Canin Bet
Scammechori Staab and
Kelso
Showers Bring Relief To City Amid Hot Wave
Relief from heat arrived as a short rainfall cooled Charleston on Saturday afternoon. Despite brief relief, temperatures climbed again and humidity remained high with fans in demand and bedclothes in use last night. Forecasts warn only slight relief ahead as showers are expected, while heat prompts public activity shifts and continued road and construction work benefits.
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Flexton
Coolidge
Swampscott
Circuit
Common Pleas
Byutetorneys
Elk
Kanawha
Tne
State Road Commission
Killarney Nine Defeats Tams 19 to 1
Killarney's baseball team routed Tama 19-1 in a seven inning game on July 8. Elmore, Killarney's ace, earned his fifth straight win of the season as the visitors pounded 16 hits. Tama managed a lone run in the sixth via an error, while Killarney opened with a strong start and never looked back.
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Goshorn
Nu Way
Trekst
Armor Park
Gowhorn Hardwaray
New Way Cleaners
Cleaners
Tord Thurman
May
Middleton
Hilton
NuWuay
Aliddiston
Cap Hall
Ty Thurman
Una Plate
Chilton
Hall
Lewin
Pawel
Silimaly
Wil Young
Brown
Powell
Young
Nates
Hia Nehelf
Tucker Hore
Killarney
Tams
Klarney
Tema
Lovale
Elmore
Ajab
Tama
Beora
B. Killarney
Arbull
Bateorie
Tmore
Churny Robe Pound
Blackburn
Rob
Three new corporations chartered by state secretary
Secretary Georges W Sharp announced the chartering of three new corporations: The Gutman Glhaon company of Wheeling with 210 000 capital by Gutman Gibson Baer and others, The Bentrae Coal company of Benstree with 250 000 by Chapman clan, and The Spencer found company of Spencer with 14 000 by Vineyard family. One foreign firm D and i Publishing of Delaware chartered to operate in West Virginia. Name change granted to Huntington Hardways formerly George H Mead. Capital increase for New Cumberland Gla from 24000 to 180000. Power of attorney issued to multiple individuals and notary commissions granted to six persons in various counties.
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Georges W. Sharp
Gutman-Glhaon Company
Wheeling
B. Milton Gutman
Robert Bw. Gibson
Lugens At. Baer
Herbert Baer
Louis Horkhamar
Bentrae Coal Company
Benstree
Clay County
J.P. Chapman
Willam M. ‘Chapman
M. A. Chapman
P. S. Chapman
East Bank
Dyat McClung
Anited
Spencer Foun Company
Spencer
Vineyard
Preslay Vineyard
W. Casto
K. Vineyard
W. Richard Vineyard
Ora B. Vineyard
Chief Bender Combines Art with Brains
Eddie Collins and Chief Bender, famed pitcher and coach for the Chicago White Sox, blend baseball intellect with field craft. Bender analyzes delivery from first and third base, reads pitcher cues, and guides hitters on fast, curve, and seam grip. His timing and pitch-read reveal patterns that stall opposing attacks.
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AL Nemareh
Clef Bender
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Collins
Delivetce
Sixteen Golfers Start West Virginia State Title Fight
White Sulphur Springs July 1 The draw for the opening championship round of match play in the West Virginia state golf tournament lists sixteen contenders led by Jules Pollack and Densmore Shute. Pairings include Wilson with Bhute Turton with Dayne Lucsey with Rownd Turpin with Hixey and others as the field begins play.
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Jules Pollack
Densmore Shute
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
AL Wilson
Denemore Bhute
Clark Turton
B. M. Dayne
G.A. Lucsey
T. M. Rownd
G. Turpin
W. W. Hixey
Tom Blech
G. W. Hewett
D. T
McClintic recommended for new federal appeals bench
Washington July 7 Judge George W McClintic of the Southern District of West Virginia is recommended for appointment to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals to succeed the late Judge Charles A Woode. Recommendations come from various individuals and a state association vote endorses him with possible formal action forthcoming.
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Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington
George W. McClintic
West Virginia
Atreurt Court of Appeals
Atreurt
Maryland
Virginia
Carolinas
Charles A Woode
Hichmond
Aircuit
Tustles Taft
Bean
McClintic
Specia le Thehaivette
Huntington
Wo Va
Resoluons
George W. Mctlvitte
West Wirgin
United States Chemie Court of Appeals
Cabell County
United States
Elliott Northcott
Settlement Reached in $256,000 Damage Suit
R. Grane filed a $256,000 damage suit against the Cheapeake and Ohio Railway Company for injuries when a engine on which he was riding was crushed through a bridge in Madison County. Following introduction of evidence a settlement was reached out of court yesterday before Judge Arthur B. Hudson in circuit court.
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Checapeaks and Ohio Railway Company
R. ©. Grane
Madison County
Arthur B. Hudson
Myers Addresses Union Mission Sermon At Local Church Night
Rev J B Meyers of St Albatin Baptial church addressed the Union Mission last night with many congregants in attendance. Rev and Mrs J F Frame of Emmanual Baptial church to speak Thursday night. Reverted Taylor of Church of God led Friday night services. Germany cuts freight rates in bone cases by nearly one third.
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J. B. Meyers
St. Albatin
Union Mission
J. F. Frame
Emmanual
Taylor
Church of God
Germany
NEW CHARGES FILED IN DETECTIVE CASE
Miss Lenora Smith and Ralph Tincher face multiple charges in a fraud case tied to the Howard C. Smith Detective Agency. They are held on 7000 dollar bonds each for a Saturday hearing, with additional counts including embezzlement and grand larceny.
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Lenora Smith
Ralph Tincher
Detective Agency
Mamistrate J. A. Doe Gruyter
Howard C. Smith
Areny
Sargent
Mise Smith
Enbesslemant
Faregery
Timber
CL. Hunde
Belcher
Tineher
Birk
State Officials Attend Kingwood Funeral for Trotter
The West Virginia State Department of Education was represented at the funeral of Russell Trotter of West Virginia University in Kingwood. Trotter, a criminal law instructor for seven years, was a brother of Frank B. Trotter, president of the Western Railroad. The services were attended by T. P. HL and John Shaw, amid regrets from George M. Ford that department affairs prevented attendance. Also noted, railroad rates in Hungary have been raised 30 percent.
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State Department of Education
Russell Trotter
West Virginia University
Kingwood
T. P. HL
Arate
John Shaw
Rehabilitation
University Tree
Piiluburgh
Prank B. Trotter
Waat
Virginia
Union Playground Nine Defeats Elk 10 to 9
The Union Playground team beat Elk yesterday afternoon by a 10 to 9 score at Union playground. Gregor pitched well, allowing two hits with nine men walked. Bryan, Thomas and Frasier led Union’s hitting, while Canton and Morre had Wik’s only blows. Thames made a spectacular fence-breaking catch in center.
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Elk
Ressue Feader
Union
Tiekelwand
Gregor
Bryan
Thomas
Frasier
Canton
Morre
Wik
Thames
Rane
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