Pennant Race: Dodgers and Cardinals Set for Weekend Series
Brooklyn and St Louis head into a four game series starting Sunday after both lost Thursday. Higbe and Wyatt skipped on the mound while Hamlin and Mooty pitched. Cardinals stumble on late rally, Phillies win, Reds gain on leaders. Pirates and Senators win to boost standings.
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Associated Press
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Redbirds
Higbe
Leo Durocher
Kirby Higbe
Tuen
Pittsburgh
Durocher
Whitlow Wyatt
Luke Hamlin
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Jake Mooty
National League Yesterday's Results Key Scoreline News
Cincinnati beat Boston 8 to 5 while Chicago defeated Brooklyn 6 to 2 Pittsburgh triumphed 5 to 3 over New York and Philadelphia edged St Louis 5 to 4 in yesterday's National League results.
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Chicago
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Pittsburgh
New York
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St. Louis
Baseball Scores and Tonight's ALNL Cards
American League results Washington 6 Detroit 3 Cleveland 2 New York 0 Boston 8 Chicago 5 St Louis 11 Philadelphia 3. Tonight Cincinnati at Boston Turner 4-4 vs Tobin 9-8 Chicago at Brooklyn Erickson 1-4 vs Kimball 2-1 Pittsburgh at New York Dietz 4-0 vs Schumacher 8-9 St Louis at Philadelphia Yarnek e 13-7 vs Grissom 1-11 Washington at Detroit Carrasquel 6-0 vs Rows 5-5 New York at Cleveland Bruer 899 vs Bagby 8-10 Siedetpnis at St Louis Marchil e ton 8-10 vs Krame 3-2 Chicago Bobson ite vs Rosh 3-6
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Rows
Bruer
Bagby
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Bobsonite Byad
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We Pet
Nick Etten's Bat Leads In National League Race
Philadelphia slugger Nick Etten trails top pitchers like Wyatt and Vander Meer but climbs back into the lead with three hits in a Cardinals rout, lifting his average to .334. He recalls hitting fast balls and credits NL deception over AL pitching while steering a tail-end Phillies club.
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Nick Etten
Phillies
Whitt Wyatt
Nick
Brooklyn
Wyatt
Cincinnati
Johnny Vander Meer
Vander Meer and Company
Cardinals
St. Louis
John Hopp
Athletics
Baltimore
Eden
Chicago
Finals In White Golf Tourney Played Today
White Sulphur Springs Aug 22 Two finalists with 80s in qualifying met for the annual White Golf Tournament championship. J M Wells East Liverpool and W P Andrews New York City reached the final after Wells beat Billy Worthington Sweet briar 5 and 4 and Andrews defeated J D Harrison Baltimore 4 and 3. C M Hutchinson Harrisburg won the second flight by defeating T G Tabb Richmond 3 and 1.
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Baltimore
C. M. Hutchinson
Harrisburg
T.G. Tabb
Richmond
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Norfolk Yale Pred Apostoli stopped Wild Bill McDowell in San Francisco with Navy support. Johnny Den son knocked out Neville Beech in Indianapolis. Pete Scalzo outpointed Jimmy Gilgan in Buffalo.
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U. S. Navy
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Dallas
Indianapolis
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Memphis
New York
Pete Scalzo
Jimmy Gilgan
Buffelo
North-South Grid Classic Set as Toss-Up
Charleston August 22 Experts predicted a 10,000 crowd for the eighth annual North-South football game under Laidley field lights. West Virginia schoolboys, 22 in all, prepared for a charity showcase with both teams promising a more open offensive display than in prior years. Key North players include Ora Hanks and Leonard Whitmore. South backs J R Coleman and Joe Black lead a heavier lineup. Tailbacks, linemen and officials are listed with rosters and game time set for 7 p m Eastern Standard.
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Warwood
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Parkersburg
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Charles Town
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Russel Eaton
Johny Brickels
Huntington Central
J. R. Coleman
Rainelle
Joe Black
Bluefield
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East Bank
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Therners
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Bethany
Joe Silverman
Marshall
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Art Ward
Marietta
Wheeling star Dorothy Boll in Allegheny tennis round
Dorothy Boll of Wheeling West Virginia former Mountain State Closed Tennis titlist faced Marion Haney in Cumberland in the second round of the women division of the Allegheny Mountains tournament. Bell beat Frank Roberts of Baltimore 8-6 6-2 in the opening round yesterday.
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Fairmont
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Morgantown
Ansel Eniotts
Harley Pyles
Russell Pontonn
Gail Barnes
William Watson
Michael J. H. Jalmarson
Briez Briefs: Baseball, Football and More From The Era
Notes from New York and various leagues cover Gene Mako near retirement, Bears exploring Manders move, Williams aiming at 400 hits, Monte Pearson’s 100 win career, and Yankees Indians and Dodgers standings. Campus notes, party seats, and football coach shifts mix with local reports on Belts in Minnesota and Patty Berg.
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Special News Service
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Fred Knight
Monte Pearson
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Americans
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Sioux Falls
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Clay Busters Classic Today in Vanadalia Ohio
Aug 22 coverage from Vandalia Ohio previews the Grand American handicap final of the 42nd Annual Clay Target carnival with over 10 000 in stakes Elmer E Lucas a 31 year old Peebles Ohio filling station operator won the 5000 preliminary handicap with 99 of 100 in his first championship shoot The big handicap has never been won twice by any shooter and today’s field is expected to surpass 1000 participants including former champions from Minnesota and West Virginia aiming to break that tradition.
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Elmer E Lucas
Peebles
R. Guptill
Minnesota
Williamson, Logan Share Mountain Loop Top
Williamson blasted Huntington 17 to 3 as Logan edged Welch 4 to 3 to stay tied atop the Mountain Loop standings. Ashland built a three-run lead and finished 8 to 4 against Bluefield. Harrison Wickel collected four Williamson hits with two doubles and six RBIs, while Paul Atwater hit a sixth inning homer. Logan won on a ninth inning rally with Hal Case and Stan Wentzell singling with two out.
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Mountain State
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Harrison Wickel
Paul Atwater
Hal Case
Stan Wentzéel
Stalls Fill for Wheeling Race
Wheeling Downs nears peak meeting as three fourths of stalls are filled and more campaigners arrive. E Hubeck’s Val Dove, Easter Rabbit, Leonard Town, Satin Royce, Nutmeg Lass, Jalene, and Silver Tass head a strong Cumberland ridden string. Irish Abbie returns with L T Davis stable including Fair Scout and War Hostage. The Leithe Brothers prep Farmland and Misty Eye for the 17 day fall run beginning next Friday.
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Fair Scout
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Yesterday's Stars Shine Across Major League Scores
Bob Feller and the Indians blanked the Yankees on seven hits for his 21st win. Dutch Leonard and Sid Hudson limited the Tigers to six hits to win the doubleheader. Walt Judnich Roy Cullenbine produced key RBIs as the Browns and Athletics won. Ferrick shut out the Athletics in the nightcap. Foxx drove in two for the Red Sox as they beat the White Sox. Mooty outpitched the Dodgers, Walters spaced ten hits for the Reds, and Butcher edged the Giants for the Pirates.
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Real estate bargains priced to lure buyers
Let us show these bargains to you It cost you nothing to look E Knotts Ave 2 acres 4 room house basement electricity city water barn and other buildings 1500 Route No 119 1 acre 7 room house 04 mile out Elec and Gas 3500 Ww Washington St 6 rooms central location hardwood floors 1800
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Time winner of the Spring session Redfoot race
The piece notes a time winner from the Spring session Redfoot who will race for F. M. Leithe. It mentions the brothers will finish with 20 head after training runners from Maryland points.
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F. M. Leithe
Maryland
Donley Loses In Three Way Kiwanis Golf Playoff
Rev Ben F Donley of Grafton finished in a three way tie with I F Holt of Clarksburg and Frank Palavino of Elkins at Elkins in the West Virginia Kiwanis golf tourney second annual event Forty two players from Grafton Morgantown Clarksburg Fairmont Philippi Wheeling and Charleston Kiwanis clubs participated A speech by T B Cain of Clarksburg past district Kiwanis governor followed the dinner
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Grafton
Elkins
Frank Palavino
Donley
I. F. Holt
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Fairmont
Philippi
Wheeling
Charleston
Kiwanis
T. B. Cain
Auditorium At Mountain Lake Park Destroyed By Fire
A two hour blaze yesterday afternoon gutted the old auditorium at Mt. Lake Park Md a landmark for nearly fifty years The building dating to 1882 was the park’s first structure and hosted early mountain chautauquas The Oakland Fire department arrived quickly but limited water supply hampered efforts yet saved the adjacent assembly building
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Legal Notice of Ward Bishop Ward-Bishop Estate Sales
Legal notice details multiple parcels in Taylor County Blueville and Fetterm an districts. It lists Hattie M. Bishop’s 60 acres minus coal rights conveyed in 1926, subject to a Federal Land Bank mortgage. It covers blocks B C D A F with dwelling on Block F and specifies cash and credit sale terms, special commissioner G W Ford and clerk Frank Moul s Jr, with public auction details in April 1941.
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Mertéar
Plainti
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Firth
James L. Menéat
Farih Fa
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Taylor’ County
U. 8
James L. Meéhear
Réeword
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