Marines Defeat Railroaders In Thrilling Game
A sensational baseball game at Armor Park saw the Marines defeat the New York Central Railroaders 8 to 2 in extra innings. Campbell pitched well for the Marines, Thornton for the Railroaders, with Whittaker homering in the fifth to tie the score.
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Marines
Armor Park
New York Central Railroaders
Campbell
Sex Soldiers
Thornton
Railroaders
Whittaker
Pearce
Sigginbotham
Leftield
Armor Fork
Higginbotham
Whornton
Heb Horn
French
Baseball notes from a faded box score segment
Fragmentary score line shows Mel Whorter at second with two runs and Gardener delaying, while B&B Batteries and a list of players Cash Hoynolis Chas Lumber appear in a confused ledger of names and numbers from a game summary.
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Mel
Gardener
Mace
Jan
Hensley
Cash
Rice
Hoynolis
Chas. Lumber
Brannon Defense Startsled Court in Abatement Plea
Clarksburg June 23. Dr Bari Brannon charged with murder of druggist B Harrison Martin faced arraignment as defense filed a plea in abatement claiming improper grand juror summoning and a void indictment. Judge Southern paused proceedings to allow study of authorities as the case opens with Brannon stating self defense in the Bridgeport killing May 25.
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Claresburg
Bari H. Branton
B. Harrison Martin
John C. Southern
Harrison County
Martin
Brannon
Bridgeport
Dr. Brannon
Pittsburgh Crook and Detroit Auto Racing Hub
A report from Fairmont notes MP. Davia and others arrested in Pittsburgh on a fraud scheme involving exclusive rights to an advertising film for merchants. Detroit plans dirt track events in 1936 with a July 4-5 schedule featuring a world's championship 10 mile event and a 100 mile race, aiming to break dirt track records set in 1913 and 1915.
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Fairmont
MP. Davia
L. K. Harris
Iline HG. Myatt
Pittsburgh
Morgantown
Sarria
Postel
Detroit
Midh
George W. Dickinson
Mojor Content Association
Bill Wadtcott
Les Allen
Spencer Wiehert
Colambow
Latonia Derby entries reduced by two horses
Latonia racing officials announced two entries out of the $25,000 added Latonia Derby to be run Saturday. Glenister Tf from the Cotstra An- Gerson stable was withdrawn after bleeding and rest was advised. Bon of John to also exit due to a badly split hoof, heading to Aqueduct to join Jeff Livingston’s stable.
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Associated Press
Latonia
Glenister Tf
Hit Treiners
Glenster
Bon
John
Aqueduct
Gaye
Jeff Livingaston
State Board of Education Holds Annual Session Minus Two
The state board of education met yesterday afternoon and will stay in session for the week. Parley DeBerry of the Romney school for the deaf and blind and Frank W. Trotter of West Virginia University presented annual reports. A conference with the state board of control on finances occupied part of the day. Recommendations were formed for the board’s convention.
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State Board of Education
Parley DeBerry
Romney School For the Deaf and Blind
Frank W. Trotter
West Virginia University
Board of Education
State Board of Control
Promtenta
Education Board Assigns Teachers for School Year
At a board of education meeting last night the following teachers were assigned for the year beginning September 7: Martta Monroe domestic science and art at the high school Margaret Harpold dementia science and art at the Junior high schools I J Powell history at the high school Ferrari Le Stuber physical training at Woodrow Wilson Junior high school
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Board of Education
Martta Monroe
Margaret Harpold
I. J. Powell
Ferrari le Stuber
Woodrow Wilson
Day in Washington Highlights and Policy Moves
Senator Laird's body returned from Brittmore and President Coolidge set to summer at Swampscott. Steps planned for a 390 million dollar tax cut. War veterans warned anew about money lenders on bonus certificates. Shipping board gives sales authority to a feet corporation. Attorney General Sargent approves appeal to the Supreme Court in the International Harvester case. Prohibition enforcement undergoes a sweeping reorganization to take effect in July.
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Laird
Brittmore
Goolidge
Swampscott
Shipping Board
Feet Corporation
Sargent
Supreme Court
International Harvester
Braves Drop Two to Philadelphia
Philadelphia bats overwhelm Boston in a doubleheader swept 7 to 4 and 9 to 7. Boston new in the lineup Yargas and Hogan contributed in the first game with Barnes and Verena on the mound. Ryan and Gibson drove runs in the later innings as Genewich was stifled.
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Braves
Philadelphia
Boston
Philadelphis
Boston Braves
Barnes
Violtera
Ryan Ron
Phillies
Genewich
BU Yargas
Boston College
Wrancis Hogan
Somerville
Firat
Rhe
Dpf Ring
Wilson Barnes
Marquard
Verena
Ryan
Gibson
Coast Guard probe into Erie chaos involving CF-149 crew
Buffalo June 22 Captain R T Crowley head of the United States coast guard announces a formal investigation into reports from Erie Pa alleging a flagship crew of the fur chaser CF 149 engaged in a wild carousing episode in Erie harbor Sunday. He says drastic action is possible and others charges include civilian acrobats invited aboard and a morning halt in the harbor.
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Buffalo
R. T. Crowley
United States Coast Guard
Erie
Atlantic Coast Guard
Erie Harbor
Crowleys
Loyalty League to Urge Cooperation In Trade at Home
Chicago reports the Local Loyalty League of America plans a national push to boost civic and commercial interests through editorials advertising and a film My Home Town. Twenty major manufacturers back the effort with posters radiocasting and essay contests. Berlin item notes a theater incident with conductor Herr Schmidt-Gentner injured. later medical checks show no fracture. The piece also references the Battle of the Little Big Horn in 1876.
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Chicago
Loyalty League of America
Easay
Berlin
Big City
Nim
Athletics rally past Boston for 3 2 win
After eight scoreless innings the Athletics rallied in the ninth scoring three runs to defeat Boston 3 to 2. Bill Bagwell pinch hits for Rommel, doubled to left driving in the winning runs with two out as Lucay’s wild throwing aided the Mackmen.
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Philadelphia
Athletic
Boston
Lucay
Mackmen
Bill Bagwell
Rommel
Master Barber to Shave Steel Rails in Chicago
Chicago dispatch describes a new rail shaving machine that quickly removes splinters from steel reinforcing rails before furnace processing. A Canadian inventor developed the device now installed in Chicago mills, using slitting rolls and automatic knives to clean edges as rails move to be formed.
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Chicago
Barberta
Chicago Milla
Steel Products Group
England's blind men aided London defense during war
London readers learn of a wartime device and a recruit strategy using blind men with exceptional hearing to locate Zeppelins and guide defenses. Commanders trusted their ears at outer posts, with blind volunteers detecting Raider motors minutes before signals reached regular defenses.
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London
Answsr
Englsh
Londonera
Rawlinson
Royal Navy
Whitehall
Franco Tossers Escape In Tight 4-3 Win
The Franzenberger baseball team edged Coyle and Richardson 4-3 as Clendenin dazzled on the mound and at bat. McKinney starred at second with a key relay that barred a homer, while Danshad and Agnew contributed for the losers in a game marked by tight fielding and late drama.
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Franzenberger
Coyle and Richardson
Regals
Clendenin
McKinney
Franco
Agnew
Clendanin
McDavid
Rtine
Brawley
Hunt
Library Lot Gets Fruth Attention
Unca Wat Fruth, veteran board of education member, warns of a crime as mhada trees on the Tompkins lot near Whale Street were cut. The library commission bought the site for the new public library, and investigators may be needed to identify those responsible for the damage that shaded the area for years.
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Unca Wat Fruth
Board of Education
Tompkins
Whale
Brary Commission
Tracle Val
Jwho
Tenade
Foam the Tras
Thin Board
Uncle Val
Traeg
C C makes rates effective August 25
Word from Washington announced the Interstate Commerce Commission has postponed the effective date of a recent order directing through rates from coal mines served by the Virginian Railway to Deepwater. The date shifts from June 25 to August 25. Attorneys for the Virginian Railway seek a federal injunction in Richmond. Westbound coal moves via Mateaka and Norfolk and Western, with shipments reaching Chicago and other western cities in five days. SUMATRA HAS GIANT FLOWERA colossal bloom in Sumatra grows three feet across and weighs about fifteen pounds. The center holds an atomia and prestil 1a about a foot in diameter. Petals measure about a foot long with yellow coloring and purple mottling.
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Seckley
Washington
Winding Gulf Operators Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginian Railway
Chassapeake and Ohio Railway
Virginian Railroad
Rishmond
Commerce Commission
Virginian Territory
Mateaka
Norfolk and Western
Chicago
Sumatra
Midland Trail Transit Co Schedule and Routes 1936
Schedule details for Midland Trail Transit Co with Charleston to Cedar and Gauley Bridge routes. Charleston Huntington interurban service runs hourly from 6 a.m. to evening, special Mondays, and connections to Guyan Valley and Nathead station. Charleston to Gauley Bridge times, Cedar Grove, and Gauley Bridge return hours listed. Contact numbers Capitol 2906 and 117 for Charleston and Huntington offices.
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Charleston
Huntington
Charlanton
Ams
Mt Barehaureville
Nathead Station
Virginia
Alderson
Midland ‘Trail ‘Transit
Third Avenua
Ninth Street
Cedar Guard
Eave Meda Grove
Couches
Gauley Bridge
Capitol
Muntington
St Albesm
Parkersburg to Host Return Baseball Series
Watt Powell manager of the Charleston Senators has booked a return game at Kanawha Park. Parkersburg and the Senators will renew their two game series on July 26 and 27. Fans requested the matchup after a recent swing where each side won once. The Senators also head to the Guyan Valley Sunday to face the Monitors in the third game of a series. the Monitors won Sunday to claim the state sanatorial scalp.
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Watt Powell
Charleston Senators
Parker
Big Reds
Kanawha Park
Powell
Gaome
Senators
Parkersburg
Guyan Valley
Dashing Dan Caswell Dies in New York Hospital
Daniel Orvis Caswell known as Dashing Dan Caswell of Cleveland died after a month long illness in St. Luke's hospital at 28. He rose to fame through Broadway and was tied to Ziegfeld Follies via Jennie Teed in earlier years. He left a $500,000 conditional trust to occur in 1920s. He had several marriages and divorces amid public attention and legal actions.
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New York
Daath
Dan” Caswell
Cleveland
Broadway
Daniel Orvis Caswell
Daniel O. Caswell
St. Lake's Hospital
Yale
Caswell
Jengie Teed
Ziegfeld Follies
Follies
Hia Vride
Canewell
Jung Castleton
Secang
Wholesalers Edge Daily Mail in Pitchers Battle
Lewin Hubbard and Warrell combined for a low scare battle as the Wholesalers topped the Daily Mail team 4 to 3 on the Interurban diamond at Kenawhe City Hastings. Collings hit a two run homer in the first, Cox followed with another in the second, while Hastings and Liable scored on errors and a fielder choice. Burdette added a second inning tally for the Mail.
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Lewin Hubbard
Daily Med
Charlestop
Kenawhe City
Hastings
Warrell
Collings
Cox
Mo Srror
Mall
Burdette
Britons Lose in Tennis Tourney at Wimbledon
Report from Wimbledon shows British players mostly defeated by foreign competitors as Ray Casey of California and Hennessey of Indianapolis win in straight sets. Other Americans advance past the first round in a tournament noted for international entrants amid varying results.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Forstgzarey
Bopam
Ray Casey
California
Ae Hennessey
Indianapolis
EHT
Hollins
England
Hennessey-Dicks
Comparative Nanineas
Charles A Garland
Pittsburgh
GC Games
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Powermen & Marines
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Nuway
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South Hills
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Rave
Bava
Hudson
Cristy
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End Orcutt
Reynolds
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McWhorter
Buck Hene-roy
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McWhorters
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Bluefield
Virginia Bankers’ Association
Given
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Bluefeld
West Virginia Bankers’ Association
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Man
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Latonia Derby
Glenister II
Son of
Bealth
Craig Healing Springs
Carlsbad of America
Kanawha Drug Company
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Education Board
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Couch
Graham
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Ib Bouna
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Fiagatead
Carlyle
Woinbadenne
Deuttelay — Lucey
Wambaxanns
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Pitoner
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Pools
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Ovens
Francos
Coyle
Richardson
C.C
Virginian
Midland Trail Transit CO
Daily Mail
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Ates
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