Nine Teams Still in Running for Major League Flags
Nine teams remain in the chase for the pennant as the best baseball campaign in history unfolds. Indians and Braves lead while the Athletics, Red Sox, Dodgers, Giants, Pirates, Cardinals, and Yankees stay within striking distance. Feller suffers another loss as Mullin delivers timely homer for Detroit.
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al Evans
Mountain Lake Tourney Opens With Top Seed Curtis
John Curtis of Washington begins defense of the Mountain Lake Park singles title with a delayed start after two byes as he faces Jack Potter of Belvoir. Seeded second, Barney Welsh meets first round winner amid a field including Keiles Pardew and Hugus, with women's entries Mrs Ralph Hisging Mimi Ford and Ann Fennessy winning first round matches.
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Pardew
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Fred McGinnis
Aurora
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Wheeling
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Cumberland
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Uniontown Day at Wheeling Downs Feature Race Highlight
Racing fans in the Tri state district will honor Uniontown Pa at Wheeling Downs on Thursday afternoon. The feature race a one mile and a sixteenth event for four year olds and upward will have E L Littles of Pennsylvania present a winner’s blanket. Also on the card are two route races one at a mile and one at an eighth and another at a mile and a sixteenth three sixteenths and a half furlong dashes and two at five furlongs.
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Speedboat race honors elderly racer in Missouri river sweep
Cooper remains hospitalized with critical injuries but is invited to race in the Labor Day Missouri River event from St. Joseph to Kansas City. Sponsoring Quindaro Motor Boat Club notes his enduring courage and race spirit as organizers plan a first‑of‑its‑kind event.
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Major MLB Results From Yesterday and Standings
Yesterday's American League results include Detroit 7 Cleveland 3 and Boston 9 New York 6. Standings show Cleveland 140 games won with .604, Philadelphia 64 43 .598, Boston 61 44 .583, New York 59 43 .578, Detroit 50 58 .485, Washington 43 61 .413, Chicago 35 69 .387. Today Detroit at Chicago and Cleveland at St. Louis lead twinight schedules. other games scheduled.
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Baseball leaders and stats from major leagues
Batting Musial of St. Louis led with 383 runs batted in and 29 runs while Musial also topped with 11 doubles and 29 triples. DiMaggio of Boston paced home runs with 24 and stole 20 bases. Feller of Cleveland posted 104 strikeouts and Kramer of Boston 13 3.
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Beckley Wins First Game From Wheeling
Beckley leads 1 0 series after a 17 5 win over Wheeling as Benny Stover was slated to start for Beckley against Wheeling in Charleston. Paul Moore was set to hurl for Wheeling in the 6 p.m. game to force a deciding third game if needed. Beckley held a 7 3 lead before Wheeling staged a late rally but fell short.
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Spelock and Lewellen Named to W V U Athletic Staff
Chester Spelock of Glasgow and Howard F Lewellen of Wheeling, both Mountaineer end players with degrees in May, join West Virginia University's Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. Spelock becomes assistant freshman football coach and Lewellen assistant trainer. Both will continue studies toward graduate degrees at the university.
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Major League Pennant Race and Platform Contested
The article notes a major pennant race with eight electors to be nominated and a party platform adopted as principal business. A tentative platform has been drafted by a committee led by Judge Haymond Maxwell, with Ed Plum and others participating, presented to the convention in Gallipolis Ohio. The report also mentions unrelated violent crime and miscellaneous notes, including a poisoning investigation and a Barrow on Auk's Point reference, along with culinary tips and construction counts.
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Clarksburi
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Buses in Parkersburg seek fare rise amid losses
City Lines of West Virginia requests a fare increase for the Parkersburg district after reporting a $44,055 loss last year. The filing to the public service commission notes the rate change would not affect operations in home and Clarksburg areas.
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Republicans to deliver principal convention address
Washington will deliver the principal address of the convention. Other speakers include Herb B. Boreman, candidate for governor, National Committeeman Walter Hallanan, and Jesse Hammock of Huntington, temporary chairman, with Austin V. Wood of another group scheduled.
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For Sale Bungalow at 502 Gay Street
Four room bungalow with one bath on 502 Gay Street, solid structural condition and attractively priced at 2300 dollars. Local listing notes property is ready for move in and priced to sell.
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Sentinel Classified Rates and Conditions
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