Senators Split With Saginaw as Nuxhall Wins Eighth
The Charleston Senators opened an eight game home stand by splitting a doubleheader with the Saginaw Bears at Watt Powell Park. Nuxhall earned his eighth win of the season in the opener, pitching seven strong innings and homering, while Wallace dominated the nightcap for Saginaw with nine wins on the season. Attendance reached 4,083 for the opener, boosting total attendance to 43,101 over 20 dates.
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A. L. Hardman
the Gazette
Watt Powell Park
Charleston Senators
Saginaw Bears
Seanee
Big Joe Nuxhall
Charleston
Jim Wallace
Saginaw
Ruxhall
Senators
Ken Lanning
Warren Martin
Luke Hamlin
Brooklyn
Nuxhall
Wallace
Boston Braves
Bob Wilson
Jimmy Brown
Wilson
Brown
Senator
Hal Treinen
Bears
Bob Christopher
Chuck Carroll
Throop
Christopher
Joe Massaro
Whitey Ries
Thropp
Massaro
Norman Bell
Conson
Bell
Big Nux
Carroll
Saginaw Speedstar
Wolf
Pop Fies
Ries
Bachman
Treinen
Sion
Mastero
Riggan
Riss
Blow
Carson
Bernhardt
Fareeout
Hamlin
Rhine
Koblenz Fee
Séidy
Torele
Moose Beaten Cut Margin in Mountain State League
Cannelton beat Moose 4-3 to pull within a game of the league leader in the Mountain State Baseball League. Leroy Belding homered and Bunk Zickafoose tripled. Herman Carver took the loss after three Moose hits. Cy cle Shop at Moose and Decota at Ward are on the schedule. Handley rounds out the week at Car nellon. Jim Chaffins, league statistician, asks teams for batting averages and pitching records.
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Cannelton
Moose
Mountain State
Yachim
Darrell Brown
Will Fing
Decota
Ward
Handley
Carnellon
Jim Chaffins
Wa Cannelian
Deea
Cannelian
Beeots Art Shop
Cannelion
Tresota
Mandley
Dodgers Open Camp and School at Parkersburg
The Brooklyn Dodgers start a three day tryout camp and baseball school on June 26 at Parkersborgs Scott Pield with Rex Rawen leading the program. Players should bring shoes gloves and uniforms. Joe Bowen and James Yennari will assist Rex Bowen. Workouts begin at 9 30 a m.
Mangrum Victor In Round Robin
Mangrum wins the Wykagy Round Robin Golf Tournament finishing at 1 under 344 total, with Lawson Little second at plus 20 and Claude Harmon third at plus 15. Hogan, the National Open champion, had his best day and finished with minus 12, while Mangrum's $3,000 prize leads the field.
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Pat. Robinson
Rochelle
Lloyd Mangrum
Ben Hogan
Lady Bug
Ato
Jeran
Lawson Little
Little
Claude Harmon
Mangrum
Harmon
Herman Barron
Hogan
Davy Middlecott
Middlecott
Jim Demaret
Sammy Snead
Demaret
Snead
Jim Ferrier
Ferrier
Warman von Nida
George Fazic
Paul Runyah
Jed Haas
Chuck Harbert
Yankees Deny Deal Friction Amid Trade Sparks
New York Yankees deny manager Casey Stengel was unaware of last Friday eight player deal with the St. Louis Browns. The club states Stengel was in full agreement with General Manager George Weiss after discussions. Trade brought Johnny Ostrowski and Tom Ferrick to the Yankees for Don Stirnweiss Jim Delsing and $50,000 in cash and a Kansas City farm pledge.
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New York
New York Yankees
Casey Stengel
George Weiss
St. Louis Browns
Stengel
Johnny Ostrowski
Tom Ferrick
Yankees
Kansas City
Don John
George Stirnweiss
Jim Delsing
Joe Trimbie
New York Daily News
Trimbie
Weiss
Ben Epstein
The
Daily Mirror
Iain Stengel
Deeply garbled baseball rosters and team names
Fragmented OCR dump lists players and teams across American and National Leagues. Names such as Red Sox, Tigers, Dodgers, Braves, Cardinals, Cubs, Indians, Phillies appear amid jumbled tokens and stray characters, with inconsistent numbers and unclear actions.
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Kel
Tly Gan & Ff Pet
Vocaee
Red Sox
Mugigs
Cardinals
Evers
Smider
Ile
Gordon
Ennis
Lonayn Pirat Phillies
Regatta Raises Two Big Questions for Majors
Rain and river conditions clouded the Rowing Association Regatta in Ohio. Washington won all three races for the fourth time as crews faced two mile races after a Muskingum inflow shortened the course. Navy placed second in the freshman and Princeton edged Wisconsin. California took second in varsity.
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Marietta
Princeton
Wisconsin
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Seattle
Calor
Washington
Navy
California
Wis_sconsin
Bis
Prince
Ton
Badgers
Ohio
Muskingum
Senators Name Three Ladies' Nights at Walt Powell Park
Club President Fred Rumer announced three Ladies' Nights at Walt Powell Park in July. Games feature Day ton, Flint, and Grand Rapids with 30 cent admission for women. Advance tickets available for one game each. sale dates aligned to each event.
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Senators
Walt Powell Park
Fred Rumer
Dayton
Flint
Grand Rapids
Hunter
Davis Cup Semi finals Set After Europe Zone Round
Sweden Italy and Denmark advanced to the European Zone Davis Cup semifinals with Poland, as Italy defeated Belgium 3-2 on the final day. Gianni Cucolli outlasted Jackie Brichant, 6-2 6-7 6-4, to seal Italy’s win. Denmark beat France 3-2, led by Kurt Nielsen with two singles wins and a doubles victory, including Nielsen's 6-2 3-6 6-4 win over Bermare Destremeau in the decisive match.
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London
Sweden
Italy
Denmark
Poland
Belgium
Jeve
Philipps Washer
Rolando del Bello
Gianni Cucolli
Jackie Brichant
Den
France
Kurt Nielsen
Bermare Destremeau
Senators Protest Dayton Game Over Wet Grounds
The Charleston Senators filed a protest after a five inning loss to Dayton, with the game halted in the top of the sixth due to wet grounds and a lights failure. Don Eggers hit a go ahead homer in the sixth that would have produced a 3-2 Charleston lead, but the score reverted to Dayton leading 2-1 after incomplete innings.
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Dayton
Charleston Senators
Fred Huster
Dom Bokrus
Don Eggers
Charleston
Cabin Creekers Win Third League Quest Over St Albans
Cabin Creek Post No 80 American Legion junior baseball team defeated St Albans Post 3 Bank to claim their third league title. The Creek nine, sponsored by Linecom-Mere and coached by Billy Dillinger, collected five hits. Dillinger's two RBI single in the fifth stood as the decisive blow. lineup included Crouch Hunley and Hughes.
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Cabin Creek Post
American Legion
St. Albans Post 3 Bank
Creek Nine
Oy Line
Dne
Billa
Billy Dillinger
St. Albans
Cabin Creek
Crouch
Smithy Hunley
Hughes
Baseball and hockey scores from various leagues and a boxing notice
A torrent of results spans American League and minor leagues with teams like Montreal Toronto Buffalo Baltimore and Louisville posting scores amid rain delays and postponed games. NCAA baseball tournament updates include Texas A and M and Colorado A and M. Boxing news notes Jake LaMotta’s world middleweight title defense against Tiverno Mari at Madison Square Garden set for July.
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Montreal
Toronto
Byracute
Der-Ty Ofy
Buffaln
Baltimore
Goehkestar
Columbia
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneagalis
Kansas City
Toledo
Louisville
Aree Basrhatt
Garrett
Bend
Texas XY
Colorado A. & M. J
Iseoona
Boston
Darkness
Chambers
Queen
Lombardi
MacDonald
McCullough
Mueller
Donovan
Hall
Cooper
Peh—Hopp
Bos
Oimo
Biliot
New York
International Boxing Club
Jake LaMotta
Italy
Tiverio Mari
Madison Square Garden
Til C Logan Dies in Hospital at 59 in Charleston
Til C Logan longtime Charleston salesman died yesterday morning in a local hospital at 59. Born to Mr and Mrs Al Logan of Parkersburg he moved to Charleston in 1916 and worked for Frankenberger and Co and later Anchor Fixture Co. The body rests at Owen and Barth mortuary awaiting service at 8 p.m. Rev Joe B Quermyer to officiate. He will be transported to Parkersburg Tuesday for a 2 p.m. waveside service at Od Fellows Cemetery conducted by Rev Gill L Wilson. Surviving are his mother Mrs Elizabeth Matthews Logan of Charteston.
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Til C. Logan
Charleston
Virginia St. W
al Logan
Parkersburg
Frankenberger and Co
Anchor Fixture Co
Owen and Barth
Joe B. Quermyer
Od Fellows Cemetery
Gill L Wilson
Elizabeth Matthews Logan
Charteston
Grobe
Wesley—s3
Leander
Fayerle “County
Barler
Bitsburgh
William D. Skaggs
Elsworth Backus
Ansted
Christopher Ward
Huntington
Iva WN. Hess
Leanders
Wik
Thongs Mortuary
Oak! Hill
Tomarrey
Two Kanawha Men Arrested For Whisky Operation
Two Kanawha County men Ray Spencer age 26 of Grapevine Creek and his brother Tilford Spencer age 24 were arrested by Federal agents and state police on whisky violations. They were caught pouring whisky into a dog with an unidentified man and an eight year old child present. Three gallons of whisky and 40 gallons of mash were found. The men were jailed to face a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner William H Belcher at 10 a m.
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Kanawha County
Ray Spencer
Grapevine Creek
Tilford Spencer
G. G. ‘Kirkpatrick
David H. Walker
Alcohol Tax Unit
U.s.treasury Department
Jack Miter
U. S
William H. Belcher
Walker
Macri Surrenders In Large Slaying
Benedict Macri, sought for over a year in the killing of AFL ILGWU organizer William Lurge, surrendered tonight to columnist Walter Winchell who handed him to police. Macri gave himself up after a radio plea to surrender so the $25,000 reward could go to the Damon Runyon Memorial Cancer Fund. Lurge was stabbed to death May 1849 while telephoning from a booth in New York's garment district. the union had posted a reward.
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New York
Benedict Macri
Damon Runyon
Cabell JUC Protests Fourth Round Phone Hike
The Cabell County Industrial Union Council opposes Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co.’s proposed fourth round rate increase. Kerr Clayton Hudnall of Mammouth Grocery, Cedar Grove, died recently, survived by wife Hannah and son Carman, with services pending at Cock Mortuary Cedar Grove. Local CIO and Communications Workers members attended the June 16 meeting, where several locals were represented.
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Huntington
Cabell County Industrial Union
Counci
Lapeake and Pipiane Telephone Co
Ghdar Grove
Dell
West Virginia
Kerr Clayton Hudnall
Judge C
Nethken
Chaitmane
Main
Public Service Commission
Watlon
Woman Hurt When Car Slams Into Restaurant Window
Woman injured as car crashes through a restaurant window and strikes a counter. Wynn remains free on $1000 bond awaiting a preliminary hearing in municipal court.
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Pace
Wynn
Liberty
I E Caldwell Dies Of Heart Attack
Elbert E Caldwell 74 of 1506 Lee St died yesterday at home of a heart attack. A tenured printer and longtime Charleston resident he served in the Spanish American and World War II eras. Survived by wife Annie Belie Graham Caldwell and three daughters plus two step sons, a sister and a brother, with funeral arrangements pending at Simpson Mortuary.
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Elbert E. Caldwell
Lee ,St
Charleston
Caldwell
International Typographical Union
Antha Belie Graham Caldwell
Irene C. Ferrell
Washington, D. C
Juanita C. Chapman
Ruth Grose Mitchell
Palo Alto
Paul E. Grose
Hurricane
David L. Grose
Nina Morvig
Asa Caldwell
Batavia
N. Y
Simpson Mortuary
Tydings Calls for U S Soviet Peace Talks
Senator Tydings urges direct talks between the United States and the Soviet Union to seek world peace. He proposes preliminary exchanges via diplomatic channels before inviting Premier Stalin to Washington and emphasizes avoiding a formal invitation at the outset. He chairs the Senate Armed Services Committee and sits on Foreign Relations.
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Washington
U. S
Sen
Tydings
D-Mad
Stalin
Russia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Air Independents Hit Anew at CAB Order
Non scheduled airlines say the Justice Department backs their fight against a proposed CAB regulation that could close them. They note a 1,200 word document urging the CAB to delay. The CAB has issued but not invoked an order limiting non scheduled flights to three months each way between East and West coasts.
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New York
Insi— W
Justice Department
Civil Aeronautics Board
Civil rights days urged as ADA calls for July 2
An ADA statement urges both major parties to designate July 2 as a civil rights day. The release emphasizes action on voting rights and equal protection amid national tensions. No arrests or charges were reported in recent local incidents.
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Philadelphia
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Larsen Attacks State Dept Clearances in Testimony
Larsen criticized the security framework for secret documents saying the filing cabinets were inadequate. He claimed he spent $10 from his own pocket for locks and complained about the excessive distribution of copies, noting he often received three copies when requesting one. He added that copies were routinely offered to others.
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Wabinets
Larsen
State Department
Ruhr voting results show sharp party splits in 19 of 8 counties
Constitutional referendum results incomplete with 136 of 150 counties counted. Christian Democrats lead with about 2.84 million votes 36.1 percent while Social Democrats total around 1.47 million 32.4 percent. Free Democrats 122 percent appears garbled. minor parties and independents collect smaller shares.
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Comunpes Promia
Christian Democrats
Social Democrats
Free Democrats
Zentrum Party
Deutsche Partei
Deutsche Reichspartei
Radical Socialist Freedom Party
Sozialistische Reichspartei
Boat Captains Alerted To Watch for Death by Own Action
Brielle New Jersey authorities were warned that an 82 year old Ohio man plans to fire a boat tomorrow and attempt suicide by drowning. Police Chief George W. Legge said a relative in Cincinnati alerted him by letter postmarked June 16. He verified with Cincinnati authorities and now believes the threat credible.
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Brielle
N. J
Ohio
George W. Legge
Cincinnati
Legge
Obituaries for Abrams and Hays in West Virginia notices
Obituary notices report Waniel Abrams proprietor of Adrans Grocery on Court Sl and John William Bays of Upton Creek. Survivors include spouse Mrs Mary Abrams, several children and grandchildren, with services at Mind of the Trail Cemetery in Clinville and Wallace and Wallace Mortuary in Lewisburg. Also notes infant Tiny Thomas Ballard and extended family in Renick Valley and Prenkford. John William Hays service details list parents, siblings, and burial at Bays Chanel Cemetery Smith Creek with Rev W J Hal officiating.
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Fallard
Thomas
San Ad My
Lester Ballard
Mensa
Greentsier Cour
Yeniernay In
Ronceverte Hospital
Iford Curry
Renick Valley
T. £. Ballard
Prenkford
Caravaside Aery
Mind of the Trail
Clinvonville
Wallace
Morwary
Lewisburg
Ays
John William
John William Hays
Upton Crerk
Charleston Hospital
Bartlett Mortuary
St. Albens
W. J. Hal Will
Lilviate
Bays Chanel
Smith Creek
Mms
O. E. Bays
Upton Creek
Bayl
Isom
RFD 2
St. Albans
Susan Cartman
Cleveland, O
Dora May Bays
Hore
Nine Men Missing After Squall Off Long Island
NEW LONDON Conn June 16 Nine men are missing after a sudden squall and rough waters hit Long Island Sound. Coast Guard boats and a patrol plane searched without success for men believed drowned in separate boating mishaps at New London Fairfield and Norwalk. Most were on fishing trips and five were reported missing last night with four new names added after 24 hours.
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New London
Conn
Long Island Sound
Fairfield
Norwalk
Connecticut
Nianue
Miss Nellie Duling Dies in Monroe Co
Nellie Maria Duling 81 former New York City nurse died in a Monroe County hospital after a long illness. A Long Island College Hospital graduate with top grades, she earned a gold pin. Survived by step-mother, step-sisters, four brothers. niece of former Gov. Atkinson. Body at Wilson Funeral Home. funeral plans incomplete.
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the Gazette
Nellie Maria Duling
New York City
Monroe County
Long Island College Hospital
Brooklyn
N.Y
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
McGuffey Club
Charleston
Daling
George Wesley Atkinson
Charles F. Duling
Morgantown
Ethel Collner
Milton Stone Duling
Hugo Duling
Atlanta, Ga
J. N. Duling
Siete Duling
Hurtingon
Wilson Funeral Home
Soviet Terms For Western Trade And Europe Peace Plan
Soviet positions call for a rouble backed China trade base and German unification within Potsdam, neutralization and troop withdrawal from Germany, and Western recognition of a broad Atlantic pact. Moscow also seeks Japanese peace with political freedom for Tokyo and potential Western cooperation to stabilize Indochina and Southeast Asia.
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China
Japan
Moscow
Indochina
Malaya
Burma
Southeast Asia
Russia
Cmnde
Corte Te Prek Gallipoles
Mosef St. Albans
Brueer
W. Cow
Anlies Baraba
Charleston
W. Sryen
Donald Holliday
Tomorrey
Abney Street
Buia
Sala
United States
Western Europe
St. Albers
Atlantic
Ropean
Germany
Genimany
Local Obituaries and Death Notices Fragmented
Fragmented obituary notices list deaths in Montgomery and surrounding counties with survivors, services, and burial details. Individuals named include Dunn, Wesley Dunn, and other relatives. locations include Ward and Leander with multiple churches, mortuaries, and cemeteries referenced.
Money Order Scandal Lands Man in Jail in Louisville
Bernard Doran, chasing a money order or “Yce quest” led to his arrest when a wrong copper was sent to Buffalo. Police tracked him quickly after the telegram, and Doran, from Batavia, allegedly admitted he would not have sent it had he known the consequences. He waived extradition after police moved to detain him.
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Louisville
Bernard Doran
Monty
Buffalo
N. Y
Doran
Ater
Lewis Awaits Rages in Labor Unity Push Abroad
Six hundred delegates from two sections of American labor gathered in Israel to back Histadrut support and discuss joint projects beyond politics. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen joined CIO President Philip Murray’s plan for a cooperative committee to address common issues and potential consolidation. The warning by Lewis appeared in the United Mine Workers Journal as a final missive to the CIO United Brewery Workers in Detroit.
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Israelian Federation of Labor
Histadrut
Lewis
United Mine Worers
CIO United Brewery Workers
Detrait
Aid Formosa Mission Echoed In Defense Deal
Rumors swirl of a Formosa mission like the Greece rescue with China Nationalists urged to heed U S policy while Louis A Johnson faces criticism. Reports claimed Chiang Kai-shek met Johnson and Omar Bradley in Okinawa, but officials denied the rumors amid ongoing speculation.
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China
Johnson
Tokyo
Taipei
Formosa
Louis A. Johnson
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Joe Consoli
Rex Ihre
Tota
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Garson
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Carton
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Treltnen
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Cabin Creekers
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Poeipall Boggess
I. Rouy
Macri
Cabell
D.C. Hudnall
Mammoth
Mt. Lewis,Dante Hs
Violet Justice
George Justice
Lee St
Gazeble Pantaix Wote
E. E. Caldwell
Air Independents
Kegley
Cunningham Mortuary
Finch and Finch Mortuary
Kevista
Bridges
Mao Tae “Tung
Ruhr
Sbrams
Waniel
Adrans
Court Sl
Rome
Court
Mary Abrams
Viola Snowden
Fairman
Johanie Mse
Robert Lee
Harden
Harden Morris
Long Island
Nellie Duling
Monroe Co
Eprauie
Montgomery Hospital
Charles Wesley Dunn
Will Duer
GO. L. Fiza
Pheosbe Duna
Glad Sprites
Une Cok Mortuary
Grove
Iarbison
Ann
Clarence Edwards
Snavigrass Mortuary Chapel
Wesley
Keus
Sua-sa Park
Mann Dind Galurdey
Hompron
Lena Mae
Glen Ferns Methodist Church
George Curry
Montgomery Memorial Park
B.C. Hooper
Aid
Kage
Greece
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