Hitting lifts Cardinals to 4 3 win over Reds
Timely hitting and smart baserunning help the St. Louis Cardinals edge the Cincinnati Reds 4 to 3. Frisch forces a key advance in the fifth, driving in the winning run on Batterdley’s single after a walk and steal.
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Medraw
Wild Pitch
McGraw
Um Pires
Pittman
Quigley
Wilson
Zimmerman Home Sold for 80000 in Local Real Estate Surge
The Johnson Zimerman residence at Kanawha and Morrie streets sold to Thomas Nickel for 80000 in a cash deal arranged by Valetta Wood. Nearby, W C Thomas of Southern Realty announced other local transfers including a Quarrier street home to Doctor H Smallridge and a Elmwood property to B A Critchiow, reflecting high activity as Realtors report strong demand for homes for newcomers.
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W. 8. Robertson
Quarrter Street
Doctor H. ¥. Smallridge
C. A. Young
Peoples Exchange
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Elmwood Ce
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Zimmerman
W. T. Thayer
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Guartrler Priest
Crichitow
West Virginia code inquiry urged by lawmakers
A critical column urges the joint legislative committees to question the West Virginia code commission. It argues the public is poorly informed about the proposed code and calls for the commission members to testify on acts lifted from other states and changes to existing laws, plus the commissioners’ aims and salary.
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State Code Commission
Pallmont West
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Joint Legislative Committee
Coe Commission
West Virginia
Indians Beat Browns 7 to 2 Despite Rain Delay
Cleveland Indians routed St. Louis Browns 7 2 in a rain curtailed game called after the sixth inning. Elam Van Gilder started for St Louis and was chased in the third. Jamieson and Cox led Cleveland with timely hits as Burns and Sewell turned two double plays. Weather interrupted play after 1:15.
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van Gilder
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Hudlins
Canzoneri and Taylor Weigh In For World Bantam Title
In Chicago Tony Canzoneri of New York and Bud Taylor of Terre Haute weighed 117 1 2 pounds each for their world bantamweight title bout postponed from tonight due to cold weather. The announced tune of the event shifted as conditions changed.
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Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Red-Head
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Want Larger Bond in Eviction Suits
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal seeks to raise bonds in eviction suits from 500 to 1 000. Allegheny county court petition argues 500 is insufficient to cover damages from delayed operations by striking miners. If granted, UMW could face a total bond of 6 000 000 for defending in state supreme court. Company plans writ against occupants of company houses and accuses union occupation of delaying repairs.
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Jung
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company
Alleghany County
United Mine Workers
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War on Flies 15 Being Waged Here
A rigorous campaign against firea mosquitoes and other insecta is being waged in West Virginia by a corps of representatives from the Black Flag manufacturers plant in cooperation with the Dabney Bunkerage company of Charleston. The group is assisted by Willams of the Dabney house and will visit practically every town in the southern part of the state.
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West Virginia
Corpa
Rapre
Black Flag
Dabney Bunkerage Company
Charleston
Willams
Dabney House
Mickey ONeil Sold to Toledo Giants Announce
George Miczey O Neil, a former Boston Braves and Brooklyn Nationals player, was sold to the Toledo American Association club. The Giants announced the deal after recently acquiring him from the Washington Senators about a month earlier.
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George M
Miczey) O Neil
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Toledo American Association
Giants
O'Neil
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Nationals
Autremont brothers confess to 1933 train killings
Three De Autremont brothers Hugh Ray and Roy confess they held up a Southern Pacific passenger and mail train in the Siskiyou mountains of Oregon in 1933 and killed four trainmen. Hugh repeats to officials and detectives that he killed the engineer Sidney L Bates, Ray killed the fireman Martin Leng and the brakeman Coyle Dothingon.
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Ray
Roy
Jacksonville
Sidney L. Bates
Dunsmuir
California
Martin Leng
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