Senators Beaten By Indians In Mid Atlantic Tilt 6-5
Springfield wins 6-5 over Charleston to pull into first division in the Mid Atlantic league. Dalton and Bessom held Charleston to four hits, Broskie homer in seventh. Key sequences include Hall stealing third and Kosinski two runs in fourth, Broskie belting a seventh inning homer, and a late Charleston rally thwarted by fielding miscues and a disputed play.
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Indians
Springfield
Harold Dalton
Ray Bessom
Senators
Broskie
Charleston
Hall
Hershey
Bugg
Walton
Kosiski
Deem
Kosinski
Dalton
Gillespie
Lemon
Shoff
O'Dea
Ed Hall
Clayton
Kalafut
O’dea
Schumacher
Laske
Bessom
Sublette
Kalafat
Majack
Broska
Vesely
Charleston Springfield
Vesely Cf
O Gillespie
Lemon If
Hall Ib
Quarrier Street Extension Eyed by City Council
The city council backed plans to extend Quarrier Street from Capitol through post office grounds to Elk River. Projects include extending Brown Street, cutting through Summers, acquiring the post office site, and Washington land talks for a possible gift.
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Quarrier Street
Capitol
Elk River
W. S. Lovell
Betty A. Beard
C. E
John Woodrum
Harry Campell
C. W. Matthews
Brown Street
Court
Alderson
Lee and
Dickinson
Dawson
Washington
Standings spark rivalries in three regional leagues
Middle Atlantic League shows Charleston at 16 19 457 and Akron 21 13 618 with Dayton 15 19 441 and Erie 15 19 441. Kanawha Valley log shows Park Car 8 1 889 and duPont 8 3 727 while Mountain State League lists Bluefield 25 9 735 and Welch 19 15 .59 with Ashland 12 92 .383.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL Pet
Il Pet
Youngst'n
Charleston
Akron
Dayton
Lanton
Erie
Longfield
Portsmith
Park Car
Lowman’s
duPont
Belle
Carbide
Elk Refin
Pritchard
Dunbar
Moose
N.Y.A
Bluefield
Huntingt
Welch
Logan
Williams
Ashland
Tug Wilson Triumphs In Armory Wrestling Show
Tug Wilson of Birmingham defeated Whitey Walberg of Duluth in the main event, taking the second and third falls after Walberg won the first. Wilson claimed victory with a cannonball toe hold leg twist in 5:36 and 2:04. Olaf Olson defeated Count Grandovich in the semi final, winning the second fall in 14:06 and the match in 4:33. Gil Knutson beat Billy Eckner in the opener with crotch slams in 16:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tug Wilson
Birmingham
Whitey Walberg
Duluth
American Legion
Armory
Walberg
Wilson
Olaf Olson
Milwaukee
Count Grandovich
Russia
Grandovich
Gil Knutson
Billy Eckner
St. Louis
Billy Brooks
Kanawha Valley Sunday School Convention At Mount Calvary
The Kanawha Valley Sunday School convention will be held Thursday and Friday at Mount Calvary Baptist Church on Crescent Road starting at 10 a m. All denominations are invited. Arnold Ashworth is superintendent of Mount Calvary Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Valley
Mount Calvary Baptist Church
Crescent Road
Arnold Ashworth
Mount Calvary
Governor Grants 60 Day Reprieve in Alturas Slaying
Sacramento report says Gov. Culbert L. Olson granted a 60 day reprieve to Harry French who faced execution June 16 for the newspaper feud killing of Alturas Publisher Claude L. McCracken at San Quentin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
INS
Culbert L. Olson
Harry French
San Quentin
Claude L. McCracken
Alturas
Rulers Tour Contested Richest Mine Amid Royal Escort
King and Queen toured a rich ore body yielding nickel copper gold silver platinum and iridium with Surgeon Capt White aboard the royal train. They descended in a cage able to carry 60 men and rushed 1500 feet per minute into solid rock while a battery locomotive pulled the royal car along the main cut to the ore body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geon
Capt. White
Royal Train
South Charleston Legion Baseball Practice Slated Today
South Charleston American Legion team will drill at South Charleston stadium this afternoon at 2:30. The session aims to sharpen batting fielding and team coordination ahead of upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Charleston American Legion
South Charleston Stadium
Jodie Greys Sweep Romont in Doubleheader Victory
The Jodie Greys defeated Romont in a Sunday doubleheader by scores of 11-1 and 20-0. For games with Jodie, record K. C. Sparks at Jodie West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jodie
Jodie Greys
Romont
K. C. Sparks
W. Va
Elk District Farm Woman's Club Plans All Day Meeting
An all day Elk district Farm Woman's club meeting is set for Thursday at the West Side Woman's club. The program begins with a 10:30 a.m. business session, lunch at noon, then afternoon lessons and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk District Farm Woman's Club
West Side Woman's Club
Three Hour Artillery Battle Near Changkufeng Reported
Asahi cites Hunchun dispatch reporting a three hour clash between Soviet and Japanese forces near Changkufeng on the Manchoukuo Siberian Korean border. Russian infantry attacked late in the battle but retreated, leaving two Soviet corpses. one Japanese soldier was killed. Russians reportedly building concrete trenches to hold positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Changkufeng
Manchoukuo - Siberian
Senators A B C Win First Games in Junior League
Gene McDonough's Senators crushed John Brawley Juniors 16 1 at Kanawha Park with Billy George starting and Luke Bird finishing as Brawley struggled with fielding errors. ABCs defeated Belle Legion 11 5 at Belle led by Moriarty and Hartman against Mease and Chapman. Park Your Car Juniors vs South Charleston Legion postponed due to unfinished field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Gene McDonough
Senators
Johnny Mease
John Brawley
Kanawha Park
Jack Herlihy
ABC
Belle Legionnaires
Belle
Billy George
Luke Bird
Brawley
Loop
Brawley Boys
American Business Club
Legionnaires
Moriarty
Hartman
ABC Battery
Mease
Chapman
South Charleston
Park Your Car Juniors
Yanks Shut Out Continued Pitchers and Attendance
Weaver pitched for the Yankees in a shutout effort as Oster Mueller took the loss. Umpires were Moriarty Hubbard and Rommel. Game time 2 04 with an attendance of 1300.
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Weaver
Ostermueller
Moriarty
Hubbard
Rommel
White Sox crush Athletics 12 1 in Chicago rout to seize series lead
Knott hurls a three hit shutout support as Chicago belts 15 hits to rout Philadelphia 12 1. Bejma Walker Kreevich and Kuhel drive in multiple runs while Etten and Parmalee struggle on the mound. Attendance about 2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
White Sox
Jack Knott
Bob Joyce
Roy Parmelee
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia
Moses Rf
Walker If
Ambler Ss
Radelitt Rf
Newsome Ss
Appling Ss
Etten 1B
Okr’vich Cf
Johnson If
F. Hayes
Tresh Ca
Wagner c
Onott P E
Chapm'n Cf
Nagel
M'Na'ra
Joyce P
Parm'leep
Philadelphia Eyatoletes
Etten
Bejma
Kuhel
Walker
Radcliffe
Isind
Kreevich
Tresh
Gantenbein
Appling
Owen
Knott
Radcliff
Joyce
Parmelee
McGowan
Quinn
Grieve
Guldahl Favored Despite 1936 Open Run-In
Mrs Guldahl finished ninth in the 1936 Canadian Open but faced extenuating circumstances due to a bad cold. Ralph Guldahl remains the betting favorite at 6 to 1, seen as too consistent and cool under fire to be displaced. The article notes his status among money winners and Vardon trophy standings, with Metz Picard Snead Nelson Hogan also high in earnings and points.
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Guldahl
Willie Anderson
Ralph
Fred Corcoran
Dick Mets
Henry Picard
Sam Snead
Pickard
Snead
Byron Nelson
Ben Hogan
Metz
Births of Paul Richard Sims and Janice Ellen Horton
Mr and Mrs Woodrow Wilson Sims announce the birth of son Paul Richard on May 31 at Riverview. Mrs Harvey Horton and Mr and Mrs Wesley Carr report births of daughter Janice Ellen and son Little Will on May 30 at 126% Tenth Avenue South Charleston and Spring Fork respectively.
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Woodrow Wilson Sims
Paul Richard
Riverview
Janice Ellen
Harvey Horton
Tenth Avenue
South Charleston
Horton
Belle Jones
Wesley Carr
Little Will
Spring Fork
Weather totals for Columbus and other cities
The Weather Bureau reports today's high and low temps across cities. Columbus tops at 80 with 58, Chicago 84/62, New Orleans 84/74, Los Angeles 70/56, San Antonio 50/90, and Beattie 50/50, with mixed notes for other locations.
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Columbus
U. S. Weather Bureau
P. m
Chicago
Cinero
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Ban Antonio
Beattie .O
Carbide Downs Clure 2 in Springfield Strikeout Summary
Carbide defeats Clure 2 to 1 as McClure notches two strikeouts and Noga fans 12. Off McClure four hits in 4 1 3 innings, George adds two in 1 2 3 innings. McClure records a wild pitch and Cotrell is hit by a pitch. McCracken errors on a passed ball. McClure earns winning pitcher as Umpires Jasionowski and Edwards preside. Time 1 40. Scorer Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broska
Charleston
Hall
Bugg
Kosinski
Broskie
Espie
Lemon
Shorf
Odea
Estes Deem
Audios
An Kalafut
Kosinrki
Goodwin
Springfield
Dalton
Schumaker
Bessom
Mone
Wolfer
Bossom
Deem. Broskie
Clayton
Parker
Wage-Hour Plan Amendments Defeated in House
The House rejected a parliamentary move to debate wage-hour amendments by a 110 to 167 vote. Proposals would redefine farm exemptions. farm groups opposed the changes, saying they preferred the current law. Mrs. Norton criticized farm organizations and warned no further moves would be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
House Labor Committee
Norton
N. J
American Farm Bureau Federation
The
National Grange
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
National Cooperative Council
Agricultural Producers Labor Committee
Walters strikes, Posedel wins as pitchers duel
In a 1-0 game, Cooper goes four innings and Bowman, Weiland, Dean, Posedel, and Sullivan face batters. Posedel earns the win, Cooper takes the loss, with 2,338 in attendance and umpires Sears Bart and Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring
Cooper
Posedel
Bowman
Weiland
Dean
Sullivan
Sears
Bart
Moran
Tamulis Beats Bucs in Dodgers 6-2 Victory
Vito Tamulis limited the Pittsburgh Pirates to seven hits as the Dodgers won 6-2 in Brooklyn. Rosen hit a homer and Lavagetto drove in two runs for the Dodgers, while Vaughan and Berres led Pittsburgh with RBIs. Attendance was 6,680.
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Tamulis
Bucs
Brooklyn
Vito Tamulis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
L.wan
Rosen
Vaugh
Rizzo
Moore
Bell Rf
O/Camilli
Brub’k’r
Helps c
Suhr
O‘oy
Hadley
Hudson Ss
Berres c
Iljcosc
Sewell
Brown
Tobin
Vaughan
Berres
Lavagetto
Phelps
Coscarart
Koy
L. Waner
Bell
Camilli
Hudson
Goetz
Reardon
Pinelli
Phillies Top Cubs 8-7 Behind Higbe In Nine Innings
In Philadelphia on June 5 the Phillies edged the Cubs 8 to 7 as Hugh Higbe earned the win after 7 2 3 innings of relief. Larry French and Charlie Root allowed 13 hits and combined for 8 runs in the early innings. Reynolds and Marty paced Philadelphia with multi hit performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Phillies
Larry French
Charlie Root
Gene Lillard
Cubs
Chicago
Hack
Martiner
Herman
Mueller
Gleeson Rf
O'Brack
Galan If
Oarn'vich Is
Reynolds Cf
Omarty
Municipal Court Collects May Fines And Levies
The council was informed last night that total fines of 1921.60 and costs of 241 plus pension fund levies of 312 were collected by the municipal court during May.
Krantz announce birth of son William Douglas
Mr and Mrs William J Krantz of 511 Glover Street announce the birth of a son William Douglas on Sunday Mrs Krantz is formerly Miss Margaret E Lowther
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Krantz
Glover Street
William Douglas
Central 10 Latter Day Saints 7 scoreline
Central defeated Latter Day Saints 10 to 7 in a game featuring Garden of Eden 3 and Century Club. The match displayed early offense by Central and late defense to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Latter Day Saints
Garden of Eden
Century Club
Charleston Bicycle Safety Parade Entry Form
Applicant expresses desire to join the Charleston Bicycle Safety Parade on Friday June 16 with events around it. The form requires name address city and age and must be submitted to the sports department at Montgomery Ward in the Daniel Boone hotel building with bicycle ready 30 minutes before start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Montgomery Wards
Charleston
Sports Department
Montgomery Ward
Daniel Boone Hotel
Thetis Submarine Tragedy Prompts Public Inquiry
The Thetis disaster triggers a full public inquiry alongside the naval probe. Chamberlain will answer questions as Parliament demands accountability for the submarine’s loss and the rescue attempts. Cammell Laird's R S Johnson details the fatal escape outcomes and rescue obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
R. S. Johnson
Cammell Laird, Ltd
Johnson
Admiralty
Attack by GOP Halts Approval of FDR Gift
Leader Rayburn delivered a blistering critique of Republicans in a fiery address. He warned against partisan politics and urged acceptance of a generous offer tied to Franklin D. Roosevelt. He asserted Roosevelt's name would be perpetuated whether the buildings are built or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Rayburn
Coolidge
Washington
Harding
U. S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gas Trucker Foils Blaze with Quick Downtown Escape
A loaded gasoline tank truck caught fire in a Kansas City garage. Driver Emard F. Board, 55, sped through downtown traffic to whip out the flames. The fire along the truck hose dwindled to a smolder before he stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Emard F. Board
Duce Declares War on Democracies as Italy Welcomes Veterans
Twenty thousand Italian legionnaires who fought for Nationalist Spain return from the civil conflict. Mussolini calls it a victorious war against the democracies and Bolshevism. The Littorio division will be a permanent unit. Foreign Minister Ciano greets the troops. Spanish minister of interior Ramon Serrano Suner aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Spain
Mussolini
Duce
Italy
Bay of
Duca D’aosta
Ramon Serrano Suner
Francisco Franco
Sardegna
Galeazzo Ciano
Rome
Vittorio Emanuele
May building permits total 358 342 dollars
Inspector George B. Hendricks reported to the city council on May permits totaling 358 342 with 528 in permit fees and 305 70 in plumbing inspections. Main item was 214 900 for 38 new residences, plus 44 000 for four four family apartments and 46 793 for additions and repairs. A 15 600 item covered moving of dwellings displacing properties on Columbia boulevard and Lee Fayette street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Wise
Paul D. Bowles
Bigley Avenue
Carl L. Davis
James Carper
Alexander Gates
Philip H. Hill
Morris-Bradford Street
Kanawha River Bank
Parkway
Campbell
Lee-Fayette Street
George B. Hendricks
Columbia Boulevard
State College Graduates Hear Dr Patterson Address
Dr Frederick D Patterson president of Tuskegee Institute urged graduates at West Virginia State college to be resourceful and open minded in facing life challenges. He emphasized gathering facts about self state and nation and using them even for self sacrifice. Ninety graduating students received bachelor degrees. Miss Mary Eubank retired as teacher emeritus after 38 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick D. Patterson
Tuskegee Institute
West Virginia State College
Mary Eubank
Queen Shoals Girl Drowns In Spring At Home
Two year old Carolyn Sue Hanson drowned in a spring at her Queen Shoals home yesterday afternoon. Survived by parents Earl and Mrs. Hanson, a brother Earl Jr, three sisters Janice Betty Evelyn, and grandparents J. W. Hanson. Services set for 2 p.m. today at the residence with Rev. W. H. Morton officiating. burial in Hanson cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Sue Hanson
Queen Shoals
Earl Hanson
Earl, Jr
Janice
Betty
Evelyn Hanson
J. W. Hanson
W. H. Morton
Hanson
Thomas Mortuary
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C. P. Fortney
Kanawha
A. P. Hudson
Harry Anderson
Kanawha Street
Morland Company
West Side River Bank
Seventh Street
Russell
Seventh Avenue
Hunt Avenue
Patrick-Stockton
Willow
Bigley
Pennsylvania
Venable
Washington Avenue
Bream
First Avenue
Columbia
Magnolia
Gardner
Bigley Magazine
Watts
Washington-N. Y. C
Patterson
Costello
Pine Road
Walnut Bridge
Hillsview Court
Brown's __ alley
Court-Bullitt
Park Your Car Co., Inc
Dickinson St
ALA
Lyons
Chisox
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Canton
Youngstown
Portsmouth
Mountain State League
Williamson
Huntington
Elk Refining
Armor
Jodie Greys Cup
Yanks
Mrs. Guldahl
Chamber
Bucky Walters
Phils Lace Bruins
Root
Leiber
Killard
Chagero
Scase
Gleeson
Reynolds
Bartell
Hartnett
Brack
Arnovich
Marty
Scharein
Davis
Higbe
Galan
Mancuso
Martin
May
G. Russell
French
Lillard
Mulcahy
Klein, Campbell
Ballanfante
Madame Bane
Fhae
Saanenantad
Route 60
Patrick St. Bridge
West Va
St. Albans
Spring Hill
Meadow Brook
Thetis
Commons
Geoffrey Shakespeare
Blaze
State College
Sam Buff
Summers St
COU Pont
Rens
Value & TT
Arter Paint & Glass Co
Hale Street
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