Pirates Crack National League Race In Double Bill
Pirates sweep Cardinals in a 10-9 opener and 12-6 nightcap as Frankie Frisch’s squad builds late-season surge. Spud Davis drives in two with a pinch single, Max Butcher bats in four, and Pittsburgh climbs to fifth, one game from the top division. Reds fall to Cubs 5-3, Giants defeated by Dodgers 8-4 with Hubbell strong early, then Brooklyn erupts late at the Polo Grounds.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Frisch
Cardinals
Spud Davis
Buccos
Max Butcher
Reds
Chicago
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Paul Derringer
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mark Giants
Mel ‘Ott
Polo Grounds
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Brooklyn
Fred Fitzsimmons
Hold
Boston Bees
National League Yesterday's Results And Today's Schedule
Yesterday results list Brooklyn 8 New York 4 and Boston 6 Philadelphia 3. Pittsburgh 10-12 and St Louis 9-6. Chicago 5 Cincinnati 3. Today Chicago at Cincinnati with French 18 8. Boston at Philadelphia Strinceyich 2-5 vs Mulcahy 12-11. Brooklyn at New York Davis 4-9 vs Lohrman 9. Only games scheduled.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
French
Walters
Strincéyich
Mulcahy
Davis
Lohrman
Baseball scores and postponed games in American League
Baseball standings and schedules show Boston 49 3 and New York 7 6 with Washington postponement due to rain. Cleveland 9 Chicago 3. Detroit 7 St. Louis 5. Cleveland at St. Louis features Ferfer 18 6 and Dobson 1 6 against Kennedy 9 10 and Auker 8 8. New York at Boston has Ruffing 10 8 vs Hash 7 6. Philadelphia at Washington has Beckman 3 1 vs Masterson B 8.
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New York
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Felfer
Dobson
Kennedy
Auker
Ruffing
Hash
Philadelphia
Beckman
Masterson
Plague the Phillies Rally Cubs to 6 3 Night Victory
The Phillies defeated the Cubs 6-3 in a night game with Eddie Miller and Carvel Rowell each homering and a teammate aboard. The AL race stayed same as Detroit beat St. Louis 7-5 and Cleveland crushed Chicago 9-3 behind Lott Boudreau who homered twice and drove in six. New York split a doubleheader with Boston, rallying in the ninth of the nightcap to snap a five-game skid. Boston won the opener 10-1, while the Yanks prevailed 6-3 in the second game.
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Eddie Miller
Carvel Rowell
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Lott Boudreau
New York
Tottering
Yankees
Boston
Red Sox
Marius Rus
Yanks
Logan’s Winning Streak Broken By Williamson
Logan’s streak ended as Williamson won 6-5 in 11 innings. Ray King’s ninth inning tying hit and 11th inning double produced Capri’s go ahead run. Bluefield defeated Huntington 18-10 in a slugfest, Welch pounded 21 hits to beat Ashland 8-4, Williamson plays Logan tonight.
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Associated Press
Ray King
Williamson
Logan
Red Birds
King
Capri
Bluefield
Huntington
Welch
Ashland
Yesterday's Stars Lead Big League Wins Across Circuits
Lou Boudreau of the Indians had two ayomers and a single driving in six runs against the White Sox. Al Benton of the Tigers saved the victory over the Browns by retiring the bases loaded in the ninth. Dixie Walker of the Dodgers homered tripled and added two singles for four RBIs against the Giants with Cronin and Henrich contributing. The Yankees saw a home run in each game and Henrich tripled to cap a three run rally in the nightcap. Spud Davis and Max Butcher of the Pirates supplied key hits and pitching in the doubleheader against St. Louis, driving in four runs in the nightcap. Jim Golean?son of the Cubs led the attack on the Reds with two hits and two RBIs in a tenth inning rally.
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Associated Press
Lou Boudreau
Indians
White Sox
al Benton
Tigers
Browns
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Tom Henrich
Yankees
Henrich
Spud Davis
Max Butcher
Pirates
St. Louis
Jim Glesson
Cubs
Reds
Bonar elected WV Farm Bureau leaders
The West Virginia Farm Bureau wrapped its annual meeting with Clyde Bonar of Belington chosen as president Hunter M. Smith of Wall back named vice president and Leland Booth of Morgantown reelected secretary treasurer
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West Virginia Farm Bureau
Clyde Bonar
Belington
Hunter M. Smith
Wallback
Leland Booth
Morgantown
Ott Honored by New York Giant Fandom
Fans in New York paid tribute to Mel Ott after 15 years with the Giants as figures like Leo Durocher praised him. The column lists other sports notes from the era, including players, teams, and potential game plans, with brief mentions of Hal Surface, Welby Van Horn, and Ruth’s hand-me-down uniforms.
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Bill White
New York
Melvin Ott
Lippy Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Hal Surface
Welby van Horn
Forest Hill
Denver U
Hawaii
Dean T. J. Thompson
Nebraska
Red Friesell
N.Y
Boston
Yanks
Lou Gehrig
G. H. Ruth
Husky al Helfer
Dodger
Ruth
Eddie Brannick
The
Giants
Brooklyn
Dock Walker
Minneapolis ‘Times-Trib
Cal
Texas Aggies
American Legion
Frank McCormick
Minnesota U
Green Bay Packers
Coolitch All Stars
Chicago
Curly Lambeau
Washington
Alex Carrasquel
Jersey City
Charles Bell Picked for North Football Team
CHARLESTON Aug 8. The North team for the North-South charity football game on August 23 was filled today officials announced. New additions include Paul Orme Clarksburg and William Kirk West Fairmont at ends Ralph Newton Victory High Clarksburg and Lewis Myers Charles Town at tackles Charles Bell Grafton at guard and William Guinn Parkersburg at back.
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Paul Orme
Clarksburg
William Kirk
West Fairmont
Ralph Newton
Victory High
Lewis Myers
Charles Town
Charles Bell
Grafton
William Guinn
Parkersburg
Hunt Beaten in Net Meet at Forest Hills
Gil Hunt, Washington figure-filbert, exits before quarter finals in the eastern grass court championships at Forest Hills. Frank Shields, 29, defeats Hunt 6-3 5-7 9-7 after switching from the eastern clasp to a western grip. Shields advances to meet Bobby Riggs while Parker faces Prusoff and NeNeill duels Mulroy. Hunt also notes Sid Wood’s defeat by Shields earlier.
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Gil Hunt
Washington, D. C
Filbert
Hunt
Frank Shields
New York
Forest Hills
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Wimbledon
Shields
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Sea Bright
Sid Wood
Concern
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Tourney
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Seymour Greenberg
Chicago
Frank Parker
Frank Prusoff
Don NeNeill
Gardnar Mulroy
Joe Hunt
Bitsy Grant
Pastor Calm About Fight With Conn Next Tuesday
New York August reports show Bob Pastor unruffled about his looming title bout with Billy Conn, insisting he can win or hold his own. Conn strides in as favorite after beating Louis, while Pastor recalls past knockdowns and trains in the heat with calm resolve.
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New York
Joe Louis
Bob Pastor
Billy Conn
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Jimmy Johnston
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Pittsburgh
Detroit
Ray Arcel
Johnston
Billy
Wheeling Golfer Wins Annual Seniors Honors
Wheeling golfer John O. Tucker won the Virginias seniors golf tournament individual championship in a one hole playoff at White Sulphur Springs. Virginia contestants previously took the team title for the eighth time in the 12 year history of the event.
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White Sulphur Springs
John O. Tucker
Wheeling
West Virginia
Virginia
Oldsters
Truman Leads Stark in Missouri U S Senate Nomination
Unofficial returns from most precincts show Senator Harry S Truman leading Governor Lloyd C Stark in the Missouri primary for the U S Senate. Milligan and several women’s tennis players are noted in the same dispatch, with no comment from the leaders.
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ST. Louis
United States
Harrys. Truman
Missouri
Lloyd C. Stark
Truman
Stark
Maurice M. Milligan
Kansas City
Three-way playoff for 36 holes tied at 153
Tucker, Forrest McNeill of Clarksburg, and Ross Puetle of Richmond Va. all posted 153 after 36 holes at the 18th. McNeill trailed the playoff in third place entering the decider.
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Forrest McNeill
Clarksburg
Ross Puetle
Richmond
McNeill
Recreation Pageant Planned for August 30 at West Side
Director J B Dryfield announces a pageant titled The Progress of Recreation to be staged August 30 by members of various Recreation project playgrounds at the West Side playground. The event will include a musical setting and critics predict a very beautiful production.
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Recreation Project
West Side
J. B. Dryfield
Brownlow Bruins Triumph Over B. and O. Team
Henry hurled splendid ball as the Brownlow Bruins defeated the B. and O. team 10 to 5 on the Brownlow diamond yesterday. Blue and Norris pitched for the losers, yielding 12 hits total, with no extra-base hits. Henry allowed eight hits.
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Brownlow Bruins
Brownlow Diamond
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Norris
Holt to Attend Charleston Judicial Convention
Governor Holt will travel from White Sulphur Springs where he attends sessions of the West Virginia and Virginia Bar associations to Huntington for the state Democratic judicial convention Friday, his office announced.
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Charleston
Holt
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Beer Parlors Display State License Numbers
Following a new state tax commissioner edict local beer parlor operators painted their state beer license numbers on front windows. The state offered no explanation for the order and warned retailers against selling to persons suspected of resale.
Missing Girl Found Wandering On Highway
Youngstown Ohio reports 17 year old Ethel Yeter Kropf was found in a dazed condition along Route 18 and later returned home. The incident ended a period of concern as authorities traced her steps and ensured her safety.
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Ethel Yeter Kropf
John R. Hardie Property for Sale on Main Street
Real estate notice advertises the John R. Hardie residential property on W Main Street in Grafton. Describes landscaped grounds, level lots with 212 feet fronts on Main, access to a new rear paved street, a substantial dwelling and outbuilding, and a reasonable price. Contact Parrish Agency, Inc. licensed agents at 701.
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John R. Hardie
Grafton
Pittsburgh man’s appeal for release of girl raised concerns
A Pittsburgh man pressed hospital authorities to release a girl identified as a patient last year. The request drew scrutiny over consent and safety, with officials weighing protective procedures and legal implications. The case highlights ongoing tensions between guardianship, medical ethics, and safeguarding vulnerable individuals.
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Pittsburgh
Classified Sentinel Rates and Ad Insertion Rules
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