Tigers Tie Indians as doubleheader split in 1924
In Charleston June 19 the Tigers and Indians split a doubleheader. Cleveland won 18 to 6 in the first game as Whitehill faltered while Holloway faced heavy hits. In the nightcap a tighter contest saw the Indians hold off the Tigers for a second-game win. The report lists lineups, pitchers, and scoring details from both games.
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Charleston Gazette
Sports - Tigers
Aix
Ona -Jamienon
Litzike
Etlus
Annem
White Sulphur Day in New York Visitors Arrive for Summer Events
A stream of guests arrived from New York for the summer at White Sulphur, including Mrs Charles Donahue and her daughters Misses Jule and Barbara, Mrs W H Close, and other arrivals from Detroit Caxonington Ky and Richmond. The Greenbrier visit, tennis and social events are noted with a party lunch, ballroom dancing, and an exhibition dance by Todt Art Kathleen Lewis. A medical and pharmaceutical session plus boxing bouts and a theater entertainment are reported among the day’s activities.
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New York
Charles Donahue
Jule
Barbara
Mra
W. HL
Cote Yenes
A. Audrey Alot
Mary C. le Cotling
Caxinngtom Ky
Mitlen Gordon
A. Rubiner
M. J. Cruih
Detroit My
Mesa
Nixon
Greenbrier
J Paenay
Blould
Tlewishire
Tanen
Wolf Veoiee
Edoward Croger
Radclyffe Roberts
Paul
Maward Roberts
W. Ponals
Mr. Huard Milles
New Orleans
Hoth
Thasns Row
Danaas
Todt Art Kathlen Lewis
Virginia State Pharmaceus Len
Spemi- OP van Fr. Kelley
Maryland Colles
Back Home Sylvester Limp Returns With Diploma In Hand
A humorous tale recalls Sylvester Limp returning from college to his rural homestead. His father expects a diploma. instead Sylvester unveils a remarkable document that outshines a college degree, a forged or satirical “big league baseball contract.” The piece lampoons education, sport, and small-town pride with a collage of quirky vignettes and jumbled cultural references.
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Iloostt
Sylvester
Browns Come Back To Beat Chicago
St Louis June 18 Browns rally past Chicago White Sox after a rough first inning. Ken Williams belts his thirteenth homer of the season in the sixth as Sisler’s Browns seize fourth place with key pitching and base running.
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ST. Louis
Chicago White Sox
Vankilder
Browns
Sisler
Rayne
Elioht
Basle
Ken Wiliams
Chicago
Layla
McWeeny
Hlankenahip
Connally
Crouao
Wangliner
Pruett
Davis
Bayne
Bhockar
Severo
Dodgers Triumph Over Reds For Third Time This Season
Dazzy Vance earned his tenth win as Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 2 to 1. Wingox left after a second inning injury, while Cincinnati’s offense managed limited hits against Vance and the Brooklyns. May include lineup notes and box score details from the June report.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Dazzy Vance
Reds
Witgo
Bohne
Walker
U Hotsh
Braasler
Baudbers
Pinel
Gi Mara
P. A
May
Caveney
J. May
Luque
Enumler
Behna
Fowler
Kessler
Cincinnat
Halla
Mayne
Las Vance
Vanes
Mays
Luage
Ty Vance Winkel
C. M . Umon
Higier
Moran
Southern Association
New Orleans
Memphia
Yankees and rivals clash in league results report
In the American League yesterday Detroit lost 6 to 16 to Cleveland in the first game and won 3 to 2 in the second. Chicago defeated St Louis 7 in the latest game. Today matchups include Chicago at St Louis and Cleveland at Detroit with Washington at Philadelphia and Boston at New York. Also noted are chamois skins imported from the Wiort District of France totaling 121000 units valued at 235820 last year.
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Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Wiort
France
Pirates Lick Yanks In Exhibition Tilt
Toronto June 19 Exh game Pittsburgh Pirates defeated New York Yankees 2 to 1 as Glen Wright led Acme with standout fielding Cooper and Stone held Babe Ruth to two base hits in a sharp left hander. Final score Pittsburgh 2 New York 1 with pitchers Cooper Stone Gooch Knox Gaston Hoffman contributing. St Louis Ma Bitten by a rat, Mrs Carrie Stillman loses hand.
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Toronto
Glen Wright
Acme
Cuyler
Pittsearen Pirates
Tory
New York Yankees
Wright
Babe Ruth
Cooper
Stone
Pittsbuygh
New York
Gooch
Knox
Gaston and Hoffman
ST. Louis
Carrie Stillman
June Big Month in State History
West Virginia celebrates June as a landmark in state history, with state historian Clifford F. Myers recounting early events leading to statehood and the adoption of the seal and motto. The talk covers Mountaineers Are Always Free and the state flag story, including the 1863 legislature and 1901 flag adoption. Attendees include W. T. Moors and several regional figures from Morgantown, Pittsburgh, Youngstown, Huntington, Wilmerding, and more. England shifts to stamping out mosquitos with newly converted efforts in London.
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West Virginia
Clifford FR. Myers
Archivisl
Masonic Glen Forum
J. JT. Dine
Switzerland
Merpont
Wharling
Din DaBar
Virginia
Wheeling
Atkinson
Noad
Sinilar
W. T. Moors
Edwin FB
Kuente
R. L. Morris
Morgantown
Arthur H. Elwalow
Pittsburgh
RW. Dimond
Youngstown
C. M. Ashburn
Huntington
L. C
Mantacs at Lange London Fruckah Lunatics Declared in JurKes
Doctors fear to confine lunatics, declaring many at JurKes and urging local detention. Community concerns rise as authorities discuss handling the mental health case load in Lange London amid the unrest.
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Lange London
JurKes
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