Statesmen Must Replay Four Games After Protest
The Twilight League ordered four State House games replayed after a protest over ineligible player Gale Bullman. President James C. Smith ruled Bullman failed residency requirements by Kanawha county and fined no forfeits, but games with Bullman participated were to be replayed. The ruling came as the Statesmen had nearly clinched the league title. The Knights of Pythias defeated the New York Central in the same division, securing a pennant path with a 4–0 win at Laidley Field.
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Aremor Park
Laidley Field
Premier nel mayer and Tilden set for exhibition match here
Premier nel mayer and Tilden will appear on the courts at the Mainwood Genntey elute on August Tih. Exhibition matches are planned to feature top national ranking players. The event aims to showcase skill as two teams contest four matches, with Marines leading a separate four-game contest tied to the Knights and Nu Wey Clivevers in a separate battle at Kanwah on Friday.
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Cearts
Mdnewood Genntey
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Knights
NuWey Cliveers
Kaniwh
Witham
Jones
Freie
Listen to the Band Hats and the rise of striped bands in fashion
The article traces how hatbands evolved from simple ribbons to vivid striped bands influencing style. It argues color works in country settings but clashes with city streets, notes symbols on ribbons in England, and advises matching bands and cravats sparingly.
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C. B H. Wry
Richards May Win Seabright Title In Tennis Play
Fragmented report notes Richards as a potential Seabright champion with other players like Norris Williams and Anderson reaching semi finals. It mentions Australia’s era players and a upset victory by Doctor Wing along with women’s singles progress led by Helen Wills, all in a tense Seabright down tournament context.
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Norris Williams
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Taler Holman
George Kine
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Doctor Wing
Ue Main
Atecday
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William Nodohnstan
Pan Oon
St. Anderson
Hamilton
Alfred H. Clapin
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Maan
Helen Wills
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Gregor
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Walkways Planned at Several City Schools Before Opening
Concrete sidewalks will be laid at multiple city school buildings before September reopening. Contracts will be awarded by the school board, with bids from local firms. Staff changes include new teachers and vacancies, pending the superintendent's approval. School regulations for rental rates and staff remunerations were adopted, with auditorium fees increased to 20 for evenings and three for rehearsals.
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Blake Delivers 4-2 Win Over Giants in Thriller
Blake outpitched reenfield as New York Giants fall 4-2. Gabby Hartnett powered the offense with a pivotal three-run drive in the seventh, driving in the decisive runs while Blake and Hartnett anchored the victory for the visitors.
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Blake Ape
Crventivid
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Gowily Blake and Hartnett
Plan Benefit for Glenwood Players
A benefit program for Glenwood baseball players is planned at Tiskelwh school. The event features musical entertainment by local figures and proceeds will support the team.
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Benrtit of the Glen« Wand
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Sehood
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Church
The Day in Washington News Summary
The article reports on firing results tied to U S policy and border patrol plans. It mentions Shenandoah results and a likely ratification date for nine new Chinese treaties, as outlined by Assistant Secretary Audrewa.
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Audrewa
Yesterday results from national and american leagues card
Yesterday results show national league games with Pittsburgh and Boston scoring six and four, New York two, Cincinnati two, Philadelphia and Brooklyn three and five, while american league contests list Philadelphia seven Detroit two Washington and Chicago activities, with Cleveland ten and New York five.
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Cardinal victory from bunched hits in Brooklyn game
St Louis Cardinals win as four different batters deliver key hits amid a Brooklyn Dodgers skid. Ambiguities in score and lineup noted. article emphasizes offensive bursts and late adverse run sequence.
Woodrum Tossers Edge Haddad for Top Spot
Woodrum Tossers fight to lead after a tight game. Abe Ketn Brothers train supplied six batters and a strong pitching line from Bradley kept Haddad at bay. Woodrum earned a 4-4 victory as DiWnedram and others contributed key hits and runs.
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Hetman
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Bradley
Convicted Under Dry Laws Widely in State Prosecution
A large group of individuals were convicted on prohibited liquor charges at the state prohibition department’s Ley Day ceremonies. Moonshine stills were destroyed and whiskey and mash seized. Fines and jail terms were imposed on many, including Bernard Johnson of Darkereburs, Otto Whittle Stro man, and Finnegan Bartles of Martinsburg, with numerous others listed as arrested or held for grand jury or federal court action.
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Otto Whittle Stroman
Point Pleasant
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Martinsburg
Grover Arington
Hagwent
W. OR. Chenney
Allen Nucklas
Gastipalis
Tush Hughes
Howsett
Slo
W. Ho Rewrode
Elk Darden
Mary Prengells
Stanley Ixenweliski
Poo
Cente
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Greene
Road Commission Moves Its Offices to New Location
The Road Commission relocated offices from the Davidson building and the odd Fellows building at State and Lenin streets. The move consolidates operations across temporary quays while federal state employment and welfare bureaus shift offices nearby.
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MIO
Children’s Guardian
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Negro Welfare
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