NuWay Beats Goshorn As K of C Ties State House
NuWay defeats Goshorn 8 to 4 at Laidley Field in a pitcher's battle and moves to second in Mats division. Youngs and Tucker key the game with tight pitching as NuWay capitalizes on Goshorn errors in a high school league style contest.
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Braves End Cue Streak In Tight Chicago Clash
June 16 Boston tops Chicago 4 2 in a see-saw finale of the series. Bancroft sparked a late rally in the eighth as Bush relieved, yielding runs after two were out. Cleveland and Chicago pitchers battled through the game with key defensive plays by Gillgith, Imt terger, Welix, and Kilole.
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Shing
Iweals
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Welix
Kiloie
Bancroft
Bush
Gooner
Cenre
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Gonzales
Baby Boxer McLarninLays California Claim to Fame
AI COPLAND C RIMG LOS ANGELES June 16 A 17 year old runaway from Belfast now in Oakland challenges in boxing with a rising career, Jimmy McLarnin, hailed as a great talent by experts. He impressed early, then lost to Bod Taylor in Los Angeles, but remains a top prospect, with observers calling him the era’s best California fighter since Abe Attell. McLarnin faces weight challenges and stiff tests against opponents like Villa as he matures into a likely world class boxer.
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Hasterner
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Meherrin
Vanehe Vila
Tavista Esas
Ylor
Tim Pine
Villa
Reparix
Willy
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Gunboat Princeton of Dewey era crumbles near Seattle
The Princeton gunboat from Admiral Dewey’s era lies rotting at a Seattle lakefront wharf. Once valued at 250000, it was sold to Canada in 1897 for 1597 and later shipped to Washinton. After misadventures and a rock collision at Bianca, it sank at Tutulla and was salvaged for use as a training ship at the University of Washington before passing to a lawyer.
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Grantham fined for bat throwing at Hants pitcher
On June 16 George Grantham of Dittahurgh was fined £40 after he threw his bat at Hants pitcher John Port following being hit in the back by a pitched ball. The incident occurred during a game here and Grantham’s action drew the penalty today.
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Fin Pittshurgh
George Grantham
Dittahurgh
Banelaatte
John Port
The
Hants
Fame Here
Scutt
Poor Ty Cobb Dominates Record Chase in Baseball
Ty Cobb piles up new world records with relentless speed and power, remaining far ahead of rivals as observers note his enduring dominance. Ongoing chatter about future milestones in a lighthearted cartoon feature slated for tomorrow.
E W Hill Addresses World Rotarians in Cleveland Meet
E W Hill speaks to World Rotarians at the Cleveland gathering stressing global brotherhood and charity. He condemns oppression of conscience and exploitation of the needy, urging Rotary to model unselfish service and oppose racist and anti liberty agendas during the postwar era.
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Gay Monitors Return Game With Senators at Kanawha Park
The Gay Monitor club of Logan meets locals in a return engagement with the Senators on Sunday afternoon at Kanawha Park. Speed Martin, a former New York Giants pitcher, will start for the Gay Monitors as they seek to rebound from a prior defeat by Powhatan and redeem him against Charleston.
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Charleston
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Rotary Address Urges Selfless Service and Tolerance
A Rotary speech condemns selfishness and urges members to practice service and compassion. It calls for tearing salishness from lives, conquering self, and resisting the spirit of intolerance within the organization. The speaker stresses understanding as the foe of intolerance and champions citizenship and mutual aid.
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Bootleggers Fear 39 Year Law Change in Tacoma
In Tacoma the crowd fears the 39 year old law 34 50 influencing bootlegging prosecutions. The article notes the act, its confiscation provisions for vessels and nonpaid taxes, and federal prosecutors use of the act to seize ships and cars. It reports auctioning confiscated automobiles every ten weeks and cites Wallace Mount, assistant CLO, district attorney, on forfeitures under section 3450. MD ATLANTIC Wheeling 6 Cumberland 4.
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Otterbein Guild Wins State Banner at Clarksburg
Miss Kathleen Carney leads Otterbein Guild to sweep points at the state convention. Guild claims banner. Christian Endeavor of Weekley Memorial church expected to bring denominational banner to Charleston. Roy H. Jones notes record gains in membership, service, and evangelism. Delegates include Clifford Drennan and Dr. and Mrs. I Walter Nine.
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Otterbein Guild
Weekley Memorial United Brethren Church
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Local Club Officers and Guests List Revealed
Scott as vice president James Spencer as treasurer Lucille Pickenm recording secretary Leng Lucas as corresponding secretary Carré Dotson Abrarian Arthur Reld chorister Gertrude Dog son pianist Lefalen Betile Bible quiz reader Visiting here Mrs W L Orifith of Huntington visits sister Mrs D Ly Patchell of Delaware avenue
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Huntington
D. Ly Patchell
Delaware
Mexico City Army Reorganization Balances 16000 Troops
Mexico City June 6 Troop movements into the capital raised the garrison to 16000 amid speculation. War department says reinforcements come from outside posts to be reorganized and rearmed. Enlisted discharges include 6000 minors and over 1000 officers have been dropped for rank disputes. Modernization of regulations and universal military training are set by a special commission. College baseball results Yale 25 Harvard 15 Amherst 2 Williams 3.
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Poata
Cilles
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