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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1930

Page

6

Cubs Meet Grafton In Key County League Showdown

Sunday marks a high stake clash between Reppert Cubs and Grafton Raskals in a county league baseball game. Keyser may start Mel Guire on the mound with Stan Ikug pitching for the locals as fans anticipate a colorful duel and a possible record crowd. The 2:30 start and fast playing time are expected amid favorable weather forecasts.

Reppert Cubs Grafton Raskalsing Eld Pfield Keyser Ford Williams MelGuiré Stan- Ikug

West Virginia grid training moved to Sept 11

Morgantown WV August 3 West Virginia University athletics director H A Stansbury announced the Mountaineer varsity football squad will begin fall training on September 11 at Jackson's Mill near Weston. Since 1921 WVU has started practice around September 1 but changes aim to conform with North Central Association rules. Ira Rodgers will have seven working days to prepare the squad for the September 19 opener at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh.

Morgantown W. Va H. A. Stansbury West Virginia University Mountaineer West Virginia Jackson's Mil Wertom Stansbury Inter Jackson's Mill North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Theiversity Ira Rodgers Duquesne University Alburgh

National rider adopted into Ban Eps Shoshone tribe

Ida Aug 9 Col Bodenhamer a national rider of the American Le was adopted into the Ban Eps Shoshone Indian tribes Chief Teteba at a ceremony connected with the convention.

Twdabo Falls Ida Ol. Bodenhamer Teteba

Baseball Major League Leaders Snapshot Messy 1900s Style

A fragmentary list of league leaders across both leagues cites players and teams for batting runs RBIs hits doubles triples and home runs. Notable names include Klein Terry Gehrig Ruth and Gehringer with multiple mentions and varied team associations.

Simmons Athletics Ruth Yankees Gehrig McManus Tigers Hodapp Indians Reynolds Whitesox Gehringer

State Police Aid In Preventing Outbreaks Mob Violence Again

Marion Indiana August 9 state police aided local officers in guarding against fresh outbreaks of mob violence after the night climaxed with the hanging of two black men dragged from their cells in the county jail. Fear of retaliation by young black residents for the deaths of Thomas Shipp ing Abe Smith heightened tensions as Colonel George H Healey of Indianapolis in command of national guard companies arrived from Camp Knox Kentucky.

Marion Ind Thomas Shipping Abe Smith George H. Healey Indianapolis Indiana National Guard Camp Knox

MacDonald Denounces Chain Letter Nuisance

London Aug 9 Ramsey MacDonald condemned unauthorized use of great names in chain letters as a nuisance. A London woman received a letter predicting dire fortune unless she sent copies to nine people naming the prime minister the Prince of Wales and George Bernard Shaw as links. MacDonald said he never passed such letters to anyone and Sir Godfrey Thomas said chain letters never reach the prince.

London Ramsey MacDonald Prince of Wales George Bernard Shaw MacDonald Godfrey Thomas

French War Areas Now Pay Dividends

Taxes from ten war devastated French departments now pay interest and principal on reconstruction costs. Rebuilding advances, especially textile mills and coal mines, boosted regional output beyond prewar levels. By 1924 taxes covered interest, and prosperity grew enough to aim at extinguishing the debt.

Paris France Lille Verdun Roubaix

Nears 20 Victories Associated Press Photo Star

A brief item notes the left handed pitcher nearing 20 victories, with Associated Press Photo credit and world championship context implied by the caption. The blurb emphasizes the player's rising dominance and expected milestone as the season progresses.

Associated Press

Sports roundup and Italian divorce trend note

Diamond Stars Lefty Grove and Bill Shores held Whitesox to 12 hits in two games as the A s swept both ends of a doubleheader. George Pipgras and the Browns limited the Yankees to five hits for Pipgras 13th win. Joe Cronin and the Senators collected four hits and drove in the winning run against Cleveland. Babe Herman and the Robins produced four runs on two homers a double and a single. Bill Walker Carl Hubbell shone as the Giants swept the Pirates in a double bill. In Italy divorce is rare despite legal separation and annulments rising with 226 petitions heard in 1928 and 127 in 1920.

Lefty Grove Bill Shores Whitesox Joe Cronin Senators Cleveland Babe Herman Robins Homors Gards Bill Walker Carl Hubbell Giants Pirates Rome Italy

President Hoover seeks large mountain trout on national park trip

President Hoover will vacation in Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks fishing for large cutthroat and rainbow trout. Government experts note mountains host three to four times bigger trout than those in the Rapidan River. The Yellowstone hatchery program aims to distribute 15,000,000 cutthroat eggs, while California Golden trout are stocked in high lake regions.

Washington Glacier Yellowstone ‘National Parks Hoover Rapidan Virginia Rockies Yellowstone California Montana Bureau of Fisheries High

Fairmont, Scottdale lead uneven baseball results

MED ATLANTIC LE yesterday results include Fairmont 5 Johnstown 4 Scottdale 12 Cumberland 10 Charleroi 10 Clarksburg 1 Wheeling 8 Jeannette 7. Clarksburg at Charleroi Farmont at Johnstown Cumberland at Scottdale Wheeling at Jeannette. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 9 Pittsburgh 1 in 1st and 7 Pittsburgh 2 in 2nd. Brooklyn 11 St Louis 5 Chicago 6 Boston 1 Philadelphia 8 Cincinnati 5. Games today Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Philadelphia 5 Chicago 1 1st Philadelphia 4 Chicago 1 2nd New York 5 St Louis 3 Boston 8 Detroit 6 Washington 5 Cleveland 4. Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Washington.

Fairmont Johnstown Scottdale Cumberland Charleroi Clarksburg Wheeling Jeannette Farmont New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn St Louis Chicago Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati St. Louis Detroit Washington Cleveland UL Pet Ww. L. Pet Brooklyn Chicago Chicago St. Louis

Draw for Play Heads Big Bill Tilden Leads Rye Championship

New York August 9 The men’s gastage grass court championship opens today at Westchester Country Club Rye with Big Bill Tilden at the top of the draw. Nine of the nation’s top ten rankings enter along with four British players as Wilmer Allison of Fort Worth is the only leading American star to skip. Others in the first ten include George Lott John Doeg Wilber F Goen Fritz Mercur Berkeley Bell Frank Hunter John Van Ryn and Gregory Mangin. The British contingent features 4.8 Cliff H. G. N. Lee J. Pearry and James Nuthall.

New York Bill Tilden Westchester Country Club Rye Wilmer Allison Fort Worth George Lott John Doeg Wilber F. Goen Fritz Mercur Berkeley Bell Frank Hunter John van Ryn Gregory Mangin Cliff H. G. N. Lee J. Perry James Nuthall

U S Progress Highlighted At Chicago Air Races

At Curtiss-Wright-Reynolds airport in Chicago the national air races August 23 to September 1 will showcase glider feats, motor design advances, and aircraft refinements with prizes over 100000 dollars. Civilian fliers lead events, including the Thompson trophy race worth 10000 dollars and a gold and silver emblem. Prominent fliers like Lindbergh Byrd Doolittle and Amelia Earhart are expected, with Earle Reynolds and Clifford Henderson organizing plans.

Chicago Curtiss-Wright-Reynolds Army Navy Lindbergh Colonel Lindbergh Richard B. Byrd James Doolittle Capt Frank Hawkes George Hardeman Lewis Yancey Roger Q Williams Art Gobel Amy Johnson Amélia Earhart Louise Thaden Ruth Elder Camp Elinor, Smith Earle Reynolds Chicago Air Race Corporation Clifford W. Henderson R. W. Schroeder Carl F.egge

Maidstone Club Invites Women’s Tennis Roundup

East meets Midwestern rivals as Mary Greet of Kansas City and Marjorie Morrill of Dedham clash in singles. In Southampton Sydney Wood Jr faces Wilmer Allison in a bid for a second big win, following Wood’s Seabright Bowl victory.

Kasihiampton Middlewest Maidstone Club Mary Greet Kansas City Marjorie Morrill Dedham Mass Southampton N. Y Sydney B. Wood,Jr New York Wilmer Allison Fort Worth Texas Wood Ellsaworth Vines, Jr Pasadena

Postmaster General Leads Mail Operations and Officials

The postmaster general oversees all mail operations alongside the test secretary and Major Luke Christopher, a referee with the National Aeronautic Association, shaping administrative oversight and coordination.

Luke Christopher National Aeronautic Association

Dixie May Get National Title

Jacksonville Fla Aug 9 The south and east matched their best in the 36 hole finals of the ninth national public links golf tournament Wingate of Jacksonville and Joseph Greene of Philadelphia finished tied in the final hoping to carry the Jos D Standish Jr trophy to Dixie for the first time since it was offered Kauffmann who beat Wingate three years ago was eliminated from the tournament after a scoring error in qualifying Also included Quin ter o welterweight from Tampa earned a 10 round draw with Gorilla Jones in San Francisco Akron Ohio last night weighed six pounds more

Jacksonville Fla Bob Wingate Joseph Greene Philadelphia Wingate Carl Kauffmann Pittshureh Jos, D. Standish, Jr Dixie San Francisco Manuel Quintero Tampa Gorilla Jones Akron Quinterd

Cubs Triumph Over Braves and N's Take Two

Major league opening day sees Eastern clubs pushing to rise in percentage as Cubs whitewash the Braves 6 1. Robins defeat Cardinals 11 5 while Giants win twice over Pirates 9 1 and 7 2. Brickell key in Phillies 4 5 win over Reds. Athletics sweep White Sox 5 4 1 in doubleheader to widen AL lead. Senators rally to beat Indians 6 0. Pipgras and Rice pace Yankees 3 1 over Browns. Red Sox end Tigers six game win streak with 8 6 victory.

Chicago Cubs Bela Boston Braves Robins Brooklyn Jeno St. Louis Cardinals Giants Cubs Pirates Freddie Brickell Phillies Reds Durochier Athletics Chicago White Sox Washington Senators Cleveland Indians Tod George Pipgras Harry Rice Yankees Browns Red Sox Dore Detroit Tiger

Hamburg Fight Night Ends With KO For Champion Ha Schoenrath

In Hamburg, heavyweight champion Ha Schoenrath defeated Dr Lu Wig by knockout to retain the title. Nearby bouts saw Leach of Gary outpoint White of Chicago and Eddie Rai Poland outpoint Herb Person of Chicago. California and New York fighters also weighed in with decision wins amid a gasoline market report noting 143,727,831 gallons of gasoline.

Chicago Marshall Cara) Leach Gary Ind White Eddie Rai Poland Herb Person

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