Saginaw Bears Dayton Doubleheader Triumph
In Saginaw Michigan on June 1 the Saginaw Bears swept a doubleheader against Dayton Indians, winning 2-1 in the opener and 3-2 in the nightcap. Lefty Bob Whitcher pitched effectively after a rough first inning, earning his fifth win against one loss as Dayton was limited to scattered hits.
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Saginaw
Mich
Saginaw Fears
Dayton “Indians
Dayton
Gators
Bob Whitcher
Bears
Indians
Camas
Genapap
Xisming
Raine
Meare
Munus
R—Teabat Rei
Kite
Manus
Parotts
Parpup
Dean
Isroonil Gazvedaiton
Fado Jaxico
Dor
Wien
Guppers
Fair
Flint
Muskegos
Clippers
Letty | Briges
Arrows
Jerry Dahlke
Frisch Named Manager and 1930s Cardinals Pennants
Philadelphia Athletics note Frank Frisch named manager after trading to the Cubs in 1925 and succeeding Rogers Hornsby as manager in 1982. Grimm’s Chicago teams won three National League pennants in 1932 1935 and 1945. Frisch’s first stint as manager saw the Cardinals win the 1934 World Championship. The Pirates finished second, about 45 games behind the Cardinals, during that era.
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Frank Frisch
Philadelphia Athletics
Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Grimm
Chicago
Frisch
Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates fall short in National League box score
National League highlights show Pittsburgh battles through heavy scoring as Westlake, Ruane, and teammates clash with New York and Philadelphia offenses. Key players include Webb and Werle on the mound while Westlake, Pafko, and Musial drive multiple runs for their clubs in a high scoring affair.
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National League
Pittsburgh
Tote
Seethmant
Gailed
Goracuas
Hopp
K & Githams'a Ct
Emer IF
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Central League Standings and Game Results Summary
Central League action featured Chesapeake routing the Washington District Independents 8 1 with McDaniel collecting four straight hits and Seages and Favener adding key plays. Earlier, Grill romped over the Marines 7 1 behind Tommy Aurant's one hit for Alimar with Jarrett and McCoy homer supporting the win, while Chesapeake prepared for a 230 pm game with Clay Addens Philey Williams.
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Allman Mhols
Veast Grill
Marines
Tommy Aurant
Alimar
Jarrett and McCoy
Grill. A
Chesapeake
Ralph Jarretl
McDaniel
Seagesland Favener
Tayo
Clay
Al Broach Leads In Tight Round Of Golf Contenders
The second round saw tight scoring with Herman Barron of White Plains and Charles Farlow of Greensboro each posting 77 after a 78 start. Veteran Chick Barbert of Northville also hovered near the top with a 70 in a 147-stroke tally, as Barron and others juggled pace and putting troubles in a crowded field.
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al Broach
Barron
Herman Barron
White Plains
Charles Farlow
Greensboro
N. C
Apency
Chick Barbert
Northville
Mich
Reed Juniors Triumph 7 2 Over Decota Juniors
Reed Juniors defeated Decota Juniors 7 to 2 yesterday at Reed. Browc threw the winning ace but was later replaced by Rice Whitlock and Childers led batting with four hits each. Reed Juniors schedule a game with Dartmouth Sunday at 1 30 reporting to the Reed department.
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Reed
Decota
Reer
Browc
Rice
Whitlock
Childers
Dartmouth
Reed Deptatiam
Preston Nine Wins Softball Game at Magazine Field
Preston Nine beat Rendezvous 6 to 3 in Elk-Kanawha league action at Magazine field during a practice game yesterday. Danridge pitched a seven hitter with six strikeouts for Preston. Ellis homered for Coal Fork ahead of Washington Districts game versus Coal Fork Sangay at 3 PM at Coal Fork field.
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Preston
Preston Funeral Home
Rendezvous
Magazine Field
Danridge
Ellis
Coal Fork
Washington
Coal Fork Sangay
Baseball Box Score Summary for New York vs Cleveland
New York and Cleveland split a baseball doubleheader with Raschi starting for New York and Benton for Cleveland. Key plays included a double play by Benton in the field and multiple substitutions as the game progressed, highlighting contributions from Doby and Rizzuto.
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New York
Cleveland New Sid
Benton
Sven
Wscato
Wooding
Bauer
Tucker
Dony
Ral Wooding
Berra
Manes
Doby
Gordon
Mittener
Woodling
Breshl
Boone
Vernon
Heern
Rizzuto
Coleman
Enlive Lett
Cleveland
Be—Raschi
Bearden
Rasch
Sebron
le Wanner
Raschi
Starden
U—Summers
Nona
Sean Btevens
Grieve
Low and Clear Streams Rule in Most Counties
The Associated Press reports that clear streams and fair fishing prospects were listed for 23 counties by the Conservation Commission. Some counties show excellent conditions while others like Barbour, Ninhulex, Handalph, Turker, Pocahontas, Upshur and Webstern face poor prospects due to unusually low water. Other counties including Geren brler, McDowell, Fayette, Summers, Raleigh, Brooks, Hancock, Marion, Marshall, Monongalia, Ohio, Preston, Taylor, Tyler, Wetzel, Berkeley, Grant, Hampshire, Hardy, Jefferson, Mineral and Pendleton show varied low to fair conditions.
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The
Conservation Commission
Monroe Calvity
Barbour
Ninhulex
Handalph
Turker
Pocahontas
Upshur
Webstern
Gerenbrler
McDowell
Fayette
Sunmers
Raleigh
Brooks
Rebels and Grand Rapids Battle In Dim Text
In a cluttered report the Rebels and Grand Rapids lef t a chaotic game ledger. Scattered names and numbers hint at innings, players such as Verbie and Barnie, and misread lineups. The fragmentary OCR preserves some scoring and fielding events but few clear outcomes.
Hight Games Booked in American Legion Junior League
Eight games are scheduled this weekend in the American Legion Junior baseball league. Saturday features Whitesville at South Charleston at 5 p.m., London versus John Brawler at the Legion at 5:30, Montgomery against Elk-Kanagawa at Kanewha City at 3:36, and Eginette at Richwood at 2:30. Sunday brings All-State Police versus Whitesville at 9 a.m., Tet Bramer against Montgomery at Legion at 3:30, Elk-Nanawha at Belle at 2:80, and Summersville at Raluette at 2:30.
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American Legion
Whitesville
South Charleston
London
John Brawler
N¢ Legion
Montgomery
Elk-Kanagha
Kanewha City
Eginette
Richwood
All-State Police
Tet Bramer
Legion
Elk
US Protest to Israel over Arab displaced policy
The United States issued its first formal protest to Israel's new government over the handling of displaced Arabs seeking to return home. The note criticized compensation and urged reconsideration of large scale resettlement plans. The American Zionist Emergency Council highlighted the issue, while Linhu Ben-Horin proposed that Iraq could host wide resettlement and that Arabs wishing to move to Israel must undergo rehabilitation and adaptation to new conditions.
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U. S
U.S
Tis
Linhu Ben-Horin
Middle East
Lrag
Atselt
Israel
Car crash injures two at Blue Star restaurant
A Model A Ford hit speed bumps on Route 61 near Marmat at 7 45 p m yesterday. The car toppled into two parked vehicles in front of Blue Star restaurant causing $500 in damage. Bertin Clark 21 Marmat and Frank Asbury 21 Henshaw suffered cuts and bruises. Both were treated and discharged from Charleston General Hospital.
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Mormet
R. L. Ennin
Ennis
Ahich
Bertin Clark
Marmat
Clark
Frank Asbury
Henshaw
Fire Department
Charleston General Hospital
Mrs. Chambers Recalls Friendship With Hiss in Perjury Trial
In testimony Mrs. Chambers described a Washington and Baltimore social circle with Whittaker Hiss and Priscilla Hiss, saying they were friends, shared walks in the park, and that the Hisses called her “Liza.” She admitted snooping around the Hiss home and identified as sympathetic to Communism though not a party member. She recalled meeting Hiss in spring or early summer and noted her husband’s 1937 or 1938 break from the Communist Party.
Alphabetical cases to be heard in public hearing
The chair emphasized that only Hilckenlooper's alphabetical cases will be heard publicly while other aspects of the Dut jienthal and AZC investigation will be conducted openly. Rep Elston dissented and proposed an open presentation with testimony, but McMahon moved for a locked-door hearing and a later report that preserves individual testimony in secret.
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S¢Danz
Hilckenlooper
Poeret
Dut Jienthal
AZC
Elston
Ohiod
McMahon
Solon Demands,continuer From, Page 17
Lawmakers clash over budget and Marshall Plan funds with Hoffman urging careful balance and Kellar remarks prompting questions on commission mismanagement. The hearing adjourns to Monday as McKellar and McMahon weigh next steps and possible further investigations.
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Raffman
Hottman
ECA
Hoffman
Spence
Britain
France
Kremlin
McKeller
Senator Baldwin Defies Communist Front Inquiry
A Senate hearing on Communist influence and front organizations features Baldwin refusing to reveal party membership while denouncing the probe as a smear. He asserts loyalty to the United States and defends Negro equality amid accusations of anti-Communist hysteria.
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Hurls
Continord Fram
Baldwin
Senate Group 7
Communist Party
Rastland
United States
Progressive Party
Senate Judiciary Committee
Robert B. Young
Senate Committee
Army Apology Sparks Demands for Full Report
A Washington dispute erupts as Secretary Gray Kefauver and Army officials clash over a New York Times report. The exchange calls for public release of all reports and names of sources, and asks the armed services committee to provide a full inquiry, amid charges of smearing Gordon Cripp and concerns over Chapp ineligibility for a German assignment.
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New York Times
Gordon Cripp
Jon Armed Services
Scankfurt
Times
Jfrmy
Washington
Clapp
Germany
Sevenolifieu Aithy
David
Lilienthal
EVA
Likerthel
Atom Energy Commission
Fire Menaces Wantinees Fry Page One
Firemen battled a smoldering building after a basement blaze sent flames up to the rear of the structure. Chief Boggess said the front walls remained unstable but unlikely to collapse as crews kept water on the shell throughout the night while about 5,000 spectators watched near Quarrier and Capital Street.
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Tames
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Tse
Boggess
Bui
Tremer
Ila
Labor Party Ends and Tory concerns in Britain
The Labour Party outlines its platform for Britain’s next general election, proposing state ownership of major industries including life insurance cement steel and more. Deputy PM Morrison warns changes may occur with economic conditions.
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Labor Party
Amadeth
Bel
Britain
Bank of England
Cable and Wireless Company
Herbert Morrison
Stafford Cripps
England
Truman Arrives with Parade and Policy Address
President Truman continues from Page 1 with command of the battery in France and a division parade after breakfast. He will lunch with the Arkansas governor and deliver a foreign policy speech at 2:30 CST at a war memorial dedication, returning to Washington to be with his daughter Margaret in New York this weekend.
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Truman
Arkansas
Tne
Washington
Toman
129Th Field Artillery
Margaret
New York
Visninsky
Virninsky
Pavlov
Vvishinsky
Propozal
United States
Russia
Britain
Germany
Council of Foreign Ministers
Eee Bevin
Wishine
Red Recruit neonsmee c team Page 1 4 serves atomic formula
A congressional hearing reveals concerns over a communist group and a former federal officer Philip Keeney who allegedly tried to leave the United States without a passport. Testimony describes wartime secrets and a Batory voyage while questioned figures deny disloyalty and stress constitutional rights.
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Rap. Nixon
Ft- Calif
Philip G. Keeney
United States
Keeney
America
Davis
AEC
FBI
Merman Branch
Marte No Oistake
The
Pearly
Mines to Work On Weekend Schedules In Coal Region
The Kanawha coal area reports five day weeks with no Saturday shifts. In Williamson and Logan counties, some mines normally operate Saturdays but no plans for unusual schedules were announced. Meanwhile industry sources expect U S Steel to proceed with contract talks with John L. Lewis next week despite a one week mine shutdown.
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Forahontas
Charleston
Kanawha
Colley
Derrence Coal
Omar Tipple
Stand Creel: Coal Co
Halden
T& Cars
Luci
Calley
J. J. Ardiga
Wiliamson Operators Association
Lewis
Washington
INS
U. S. Steel
John L. Lewis
Sheet Corporation
Philadelphia
Parfey
Harry M. Moses
J. S. Steel
Notices to Creditors in West Virginia Estates
Advertisement notices warn creditors and beneficiaries in two estates Vaughan Rice and James Badler in Xanewhe and Xanewhe County West Virginia. Claims must be filed with vouchers by December 3 1949 and September 5 1969 respectively or lose all rights to estate benefits. Notices signed May 8 1949 and May 26 1949 by county officials.
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James Badler
Dia
Robert James Budiee
Tharleston
Minacha County
West Wire
Aula
Nornoe Davis
Xanewhe
W. Ve
Vaughan B.rice
Vaughan
Thameston
Karawhe
West Virints
Destember
Towunawna County
W. Va
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Balliy Cotign Donnally
Ellie Cottam Dannilly
Union Building
Charleston
Kanarke County
West Vireinia
Hornor Davis
Haparso
Zany
Samametan Treatmant
Benson
Sc. Chase
Stata Strenzetzern
St. Albans & Eo
Cherenten
Watiaiecon
Secleattan
Dave
Robert Roy Morris
Aluta Creek
Bright Bilcz
Straee Gomes
Falls View
Niles Above
Harred Nursing Home
Virginia
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Mountain Mission
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First
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W. Ys
Puregasis
Dobevstty
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Bowen Memorial
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State Department of Purchase
Harnaursville State Hos
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I. A. Ie
Kanawha Valley
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Biate Department of Purchase
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Puce
Sotfee
State Department of Purchases
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Breed
Bluefield State College
Cirk Riggs
Concord State Collect
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ARL Workmen End Strike Boosts City Projects
Union leaders say stand down allows resumption of airport terminal work and major city projects including the Greyhorn Boone hotel addition B'nai B'rith Synagogue and Kanawha county courthouse improvements. Wage rate settlement clears obstacle to federal funds for the city’s $3 hospital. Watt Foweh baseball park work also resumes ahead of Escon’s opening. Official meeting minutes discuss records and proceedings.
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Fante Greyhorn Boone
B'nai B'rith
Kanawha County
Foweh
Eescon
Labor Chaos Continues In Senate Hearing On Labor Law
The exchange centers on Reilly and his change of stance regarding the Wagner Act. Laut accuses Reilly of propaganda, while Humphrey defends Reilly’s past service and questions motives. Tart emphasized the administration bill drafted in the Labor Department.
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Reilly
Wegner
Laut
Labor Department
NLRB
Bord
Tafs
Senate
Essay Contest Winner Seated by Kilgore in Senate
Ronald Butter, 14, of Point Pleasant West Virginia, won a Chesapeake and Ohio Railway essay contest and received a $100 savings bond from Senator Kilgore. Butter and his father embark on a seven day, expenses paid tour of historic spots following the prize ceremony in Washington.
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Washington
Ronald Butter
Point Pleasant
Sen
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Senate
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
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American Russian Institute
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