Aide of Earle Is Found Guilty
Roy E. Brownmiller, aide to former governor George H. Earle, convicted of malfeasance and nonfeasance over a $600000 payroll overloading during election time. Trial lasted 13 days in Dauphin county. judge Howard W. Hughes set four days for appeal. Next defendants include H. H. Temple James P. Kirk and Victor Skok.
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Harrisburg
Roy E. Brownmiller
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Dauphin County
Secretary of Highways
Howard W. Hughes
Brownmiller
Commonwealth
Highway Department
Luzerne County
Arthur H. James
H. H. Temple
Highways Department
James P. Kirk
Victor Skok
Pittsburgh
Pequoni Net Club Clinches 7–0 Victory Over Red House Farms
The Pequoni tennis team of Charleston swept Red House Farms in singles and doubles to win 7-0. Marcus, Holliday, Gordon, Arbogast, and Moore won singles matches, while Holliday and Gordon and the pair Marcus–Arbogast took doubles. Pequoni also beat Montgomery and Nitro in prior inter-city matches.
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PDCA
Pequoni
Charleston
Red House Farms
Marcus
White
Holliday
Cain
Gordon
Shearer
Arbogast
Toney
Moore
Wheeler
Brown
Cartmill
Montgomery
Nitro
Yanks Split In Two Games As Cleveland Falls To 8 4
In a doubleheader, Cleveland beat Philadelphia 8 to 4 in the first game and 10 to 2 in the second. B. Chapman, Trosky, Heath, and Gantenbein homered in the opener. Ross and Joyce pitched for the Phillies and Allen, Nelson, and Carter appeared for the Indians with strong defense and timely RBIs.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Hemsley c
Lodig’ni
C'pbell
Man
Grimes
Tipton If
Webb Ss
Gant
Allen P
Ross P
Nelson x
Joyce
Ross
Cova Ne
Trosky
Heath
B. Chapman
S. Chapman
Kellmer
Gantenbein
Keltner
Allen
Geisel
Basil
Giants Again S Martin and Dodgers vs Pirates details
In Boston, West hits a home run and drives in runs for the Giants as they topple the Red Sox 8 6. McGee and Errickson endure control issues while Lanning wins. In Pittsburgh, Dodgers rally in ninth to beat Pirates 6 5 after Pep Young miscue. Durocher Lavagetto Camilli Phelps lead Brooklyn attack. Casey takes loss.
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Miller
Gutteridge
West
Hassett
Mass
Medwick
King
Padgett
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St. Louis
McGee
Cooper
Errickson
Lanning
Frankhouse
Shoun
Dean
Sunkel
Umoe
Ballanfant
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Bucs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Buccos
Pep Young
Mel Almada
Leo Durocher
Dolph Camilli
Cookie Lavagetto
Brooklynites
Handiey Mwa
St'‘nback Rf
Young
Casec’r’t
Mueller c
Casey P
Klinger P
Tamulls
Brown
Moore
Famiii
Tamulis
Hamlin
Demons
Oan
Baseball box score fragment with strained play by play
In a short outing 12 runs across 8 2-3 innings were credited to Hamlin as the winning pitcher with Klinger taking the loss after a wild pitch. Brown pitched 1 1/3 innings and Fitzsimmons 1 inning. Umpires were Stewart Magerkurth and Stark. Time 2:01 attendance 14 543.
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Fitzsimmons
Klinger
Hamlin
Stewart, Magerkurth
Stark
Phillies Top Chicago 3-4 on Late Rally
In a 9 inning game Philadelphia scores three runs while Chicago falls four to three. Mueller Scott and Arnovich drive runs with Galan homering for the Phillies. Higbe and Passeau pitcher, game ends 1 57 with 14 388 attendance.
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Higbe
Philadelphia
Chicago
Mueller
Scott
Hack
Galen
Reynolds
Bartell
Arnovich
Millies
Galan
G. Russell
Gleeson
May
Bolling
Passeau
Galen If
Scott Rf
Galan If
Reyn
Marty
Gleeson Rf
Bartell Ss
Martin x
Mancuso
Brack
U.S. Army Sets Up 400+ Recruiting Stations in Drive
The war department plans the most intensive peacetime recruit drive with 112,500 men to be signed in 12 months starting Saturday. Eighteen mobile stations will join 289 officers and 100 posts, mainly for air corps expansion. Recruits must be unmarried, 18 to 35, in top physical condition, with a three year enlistment.
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Washington
War Department
Congress
Air Corps
Army
Senate
Want Ad Taker Rules and Rates Summary
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Finale long fly to left scores on Wolfe's hit
Senators take a 6 7 6 final in a game where Wolfe drives in the decisive run on Schulte's glove. Amen, Hornsby, Krause, Reinhart, Sanford, Finck, Vesely, Goodwin, Hall, Broskie, Kosinski, Diehl all contribute RBIs as Youngstown and Charleston play a high–scoring affair with several errors and key baserunning.
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Charleston
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Goodwin
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i/Hall rf
Hornsby
Bugg
Krause Cf
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Reinhart If
Broskie c
Urbanski
Kosinski
Surtich Rf
Sublette Ss
Pinck P
Diehl
Sanford P
Sch’m
Wolfep
Cressreeod
Mononcces
Amen
Krause
Reinhart
Sanford
Finck
Vesely
Hall
Broskie
Sublette
Goer
Aad Finck
Schumacher
Wilditch
Weichman Captures in Tight Golf Event
Weichman led a crowded field finishing ahead of pros and amateurs with 69 70 71 66 for a four round total. Tolley shot 75 70 67 68 to stay close as Joe Paletti and I C Rocky Schorr earned top prizes. disqualification knocked Arnold Browning from Huntington.
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John Chenoweth
Charleston
Arnold Browning
Huntington
Weichman
Joe Paletti
Clarksburg
I. C
Rocky” Schorr
Bluefield
Chuck Onoretta
Wheeling
D. G. Rangeley
Russell Frankhouser
Parkersburg
Porter George
Bill Swing
Jules Blanton
Frank Crum
Williamson
Joe Repaskey
Charley Walk
Gary
Benny Verda
Spencer
Paul Hoback
B. L. Gumm
Athens
Chapman
Jack Grimes
Ray Blizzard
Charles
Bobby Lowe
John Javvis
G. E. Conrath
Cam Parker
Oliver Ward
Marvin Lamp
E. Gorey
Walter Wilkinson
Jack Debell
Arthur Headley
Alex McKay
Dick MecQuail
Ray Vaughan
White Sulphur Springs
Braxton Davenport
Bus Hall
Princeton
Max Derrickson
Keyser
George Hall
West Virginia State Chess Championship Finals Set
Final matches in the first state chess championship in West Virginia will be played Wednesday night. Edward M. Foy won Section A and will face the Section B winner. John Hurt Harold Eads and Harold Liggett tied for first in Section B. play offs are needed. Liggett upset Hurt earlier. Thomas Eads Jr of Parkersburg beat local champion Arthur Maloy. Maloy and Foy played a 102 move game.
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West Virginia
Edward M. Foy
John Hurt
Harold Eads
Harold Liggett
Thomas Eads, Jr
Parkersburg
Arthur Maloy
Maloy
Foy
West Virginia Circuit Court Action To Clear Title Cloud
In Kanawha County on June 9 1939 the court orders defendants John Harless and Anna Harless to appear within a month to protect their interests in the T J Sayre Estate on Brown Street Charleston. Process had been issued twice and returned not found. notice runs weekly for three weeks in The Charleston Gazette. Attorneys for plaintiffs Perry Emmet O'Brien and Carter W Staats.
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West Virginia
Circuit Court
Kanawha County
Marie Sayre
D. F. Sayre
Margaret Cunningham
A. W. Sayre
Bella Wiehdorfer
Freda Casto
Clara Baker
In Chancery
John Harless
Anna Harless
Webb Childress
Anna Sayre
T. J. Sayre
Brown Street
Charleston
Charleston Gazette
Kanawha
M. H. Hix
Perry Emmet O'Brien
Carter W. Staats
Carbide Loses Beaulac in Tight Ball Game
Carbide falls to Beaulac as Sacrifices-Harmon Daka and Hodge star in a efficient defensive effort. Lane to Barnett to Weaver and Weaver to Barnett turn double plays. Lowman left on six runners while N Y A stranded three. Lane and Langford collect two walks each with Lane fanning three and Langford six. Skeen and Adams hit by pitches, Chancey assigns a passed ball, Edwards and Montague umpire, game time 1 20. Doc Springs keeps score.
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Harmon
Daka
Hodge
Lane
Barnett
Weaver
Lowman
N.Y.A
Langford
Chancey
Skeen
Adams
Edwards
Montague
Doc Springs
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Kanawha St
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Harry
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