Blueville Nine Beats Watson in Ten Inning Baseball Thriller
Blueville’s nine defeated Watson 13 to 1 in a ten inning Marion county game. Henderson started for Blueville, relieved by Clingan in the fifth as runs remained plentiful. Heavy hitting and stout defense paced the lengthy contest, with Watson previously beating Blueville 10 to 9 on a recent visit.
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Watson
Marion County
Henderson
Clingan
H Steenfels
Shafferman
Si Peters
Leperky
B. Morrosco
Pirin
If Utt
D. Robinson
Evans
Bradley
Freeze
Pirates Split With Giants as Cubs Triumph
Pittsburgh beat the New York Giants 6 to 1 behind Heine Meine in the opener but dropped the nightcap 4 to 3, widening the Cubs’ lead. Meanwhile Irving Hadley shut down the Yankees 6 to 1 in New York. Lefty Grove powered the Athletics to an 8 to 1 win over the White Sox in Philadelphia. The Boston Braves swept a doubleheader from the St. Louis Cardinals 7 to 2 and 3 to 0 in Chicago, as Tex Carleton won the second game.
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Pirates
New York Giants
Heine Meine
Cubs
Meine
Jim Mooney
Ron Barrage
Adam ? Domornsky
New York
Irving
Bump
Hadley
St. Louis Brown
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Ould
Fart Combs
Schulte
Joe Sewell
McCarthy
St. Louis
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Tex Carleton
Braves
Derringer
Uaines
Haines
Carleton
Baseball results wrap and upcoming games listed
Yesterday's MLB results include Pittsburgh 6 New York 1 and 4 3 Boston 7 St Louis 2 Chicago 8 Philadelphia 4. today Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at St Louis New York at Pittsburgh. American League scores show St Louis 5 New York 1 and other games. Midwest and minor leagues results follow with Cumberland, Clarksburg, Beckley, Charleston, Huntington, Johnstown. standings show sparse percentages and gaps.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Cumberland
Clarksburg
Johnstown
Huntington
Beckley
Charleston
Leading Batter Names From 1930s Baseball Evoke Star Power
A compact lineup highlights top hitters O Doul of the Dodgers Klein with the Phillies Foxx of the Athletics Hurst also with the Phillies Manush of the Senators Gehrig of the Yankees. The list reflects era heavyweights and marquee names from major clubs.
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Dodgers
Klein
Phillies
Foxx
Athletics
Hurst
Manush
Senators
Gehrig
Yankees
Evans and Lepess Lead Home Run Show in Tight Tilt
Evans and Lepess powered the offense as Clingan took the loss to Ott while Utt walked twice and struck out 14. Umpires James and Morris called a high strike game with Henderson and Clingan also recording Ks.
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Evans
Lepess
Clingan
Ott
Utt
James
Morris
Henderson
Cubs sweep Phillies as NL race tightens in Brooklyn series
Baseball recap notes the Cubs dominating Philadelphia 3-0 in third straight win, with 13 hits from Rhein and Berley and Bud Tinning earning his fourth victory after Grimes relief. Also reports Red Sox win 6-5 over Detroit on Oliver’s two-run ninth inning double and Walker’s pinch hit homer, plus Marberry firest zero against Cleveland for Washington.
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Brooklyn
Schampionship
Philadelphia
Bros
Cubs
Flint Rhein
John Berley
Phillies
Bud ‘Tinning
Burleigh Grimes
Phils
Boston
Tom Oliver
Red Sov
Detroit
Gerard Walker
Stone
Alexander
Sox
Harrisville Steeple Job Draws Town Crowds
Harrisville on August 23 reports Buck Cox George Harold and Cecil Hough beginning to paint the M. E. church steeple and roof. Cox handles steeple jacking while a large portion of the town watches the work.
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Harrisville
Russell
Buck) Cox
George Harold
Cecil Hough
M. E
Cox
Miss Illinois selected at state convention
The American Legionnaires named Miss Gea Imhoff of Hillsboro, Illinois as Miss Illinois during the state convention. The selection follows a Associated Press photo credit, highlighting Imhoff as the chosen representative for the year.
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American Legionnaires
Gea Imhoff
Hillsboro
Illinois
Associated Press
Sneed's King Tests His Motorboat For Race
UP reports Aug 23 that Miss England II. with Kaye Don at the wheel powered a 15 mile Harmsworth course run on Lake St Clair at speed estimated 110 to 115 mph. Don called the motors satisfactory and noted no further public runs until marker buoys are placed, as Gary Wood plans the route for the Harmsworth trophy.
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Detroit
Kaye Don
Harmsworth
Lake
S J. Clair
Don
Gary Wood
Davis Elkins Coaching School Sees Record Attendance
One hundred coaches registered at the fifth annual Davis Elkins coaching school, the largest turnout in the event's history. President James E. Allen and athletic director Jennings Randolph welcomed the mentors, with B. T. Grove of Ohio University and J. Hun NICutt of Davis Elkins among the faculty for the week long program.
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Deterto
Davis Elkins
James E. Allen
Jennings Randolph
B. T. Grove
Ohio University
JO. Hunnicutt
Davis Elikins
Grid Star Leads Field For Western Golf Title
Rockford report notes Harry Eichelberger, who left football for golf, headlines the Western golf title field as August 23 coverage highlights his shift and readiness for the competition.
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Rockford
Harry Eichelberger
Golf at Stanford Sees Magician Plays in Western Amateur
A Stanford senior tour event at Rockfor¢ Country Club generated a high pace day with record field and a 70 shot mark. The round produced the only sub-par score as players eye match play with 32 advancing on Wednesday.
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Flibs
Stanford
Bole Istrugele
Janey Stanford
Rockfor¢ Country Club
Rush Hour Wins Saratoga Consolation Stakes Feature
Rush Hour, a 1 to 5 shot, narrowly defeats Sweet Chariot by a nose in the Saratoga Consolation Stakes two year olds race. Sun Poly sand and Boy Crazy follow as the others finish. Rush Hour covers a half mile in 1 06 3 5 earning $2 375 for the purse.
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New York
Rush Hair
Saratoga
Rush Hour
Spa
Jocky
Jimmy Burke
Sweet Chariot
Sun Polysand
Boy Crazy
Tragedy in Fox Chapel Road district
Pittsburgh Aug. 23 a man and woman were gravely shot in a parked car. Anna Wolfe 25 and Michael Naughton 35 both of Pittsburgh were identified at a hospital. C T Altwater a motorist found them and notified police. Detectives say Naughton, a motor coach driver, wounded the girl and then killed himself.
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Pittsburgh
Fox Chapel Road
Anna Wolfe
Michael Naughton
C. T. Altwater
Naughton
Hoover Will Carry New York Says Leaders
New York officials express confidence that New York will vote for Hoover in the presidential race and for the Republican gubernatorial candidate. W. Kingsland Macy cites a 1200 mile tour supporting Hoover losing New York’s 47 electoral votes. William H. Hill adds that Republicans have a strong chance to regain state control, elect a senator, and two at large congressmen.
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New York
Roosevelt
Hoover
William H. Hill
Republicans Eye New England Win In Maine Campaign
The text notes a rare GOP governor win last in 1520 and Maine’s barometer state status. Macy Hill and Rep. John Q. Tilson discuss the state campaign prospects. Tilson expects a normal Republican majority of 25 000 to 50 000 though no landslide is anticipated.
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al Smith
Macy
Hill
Congress
John Q. Tilson
Maine
Women fliers extend endurance flight record in wild finish
The two pilots lingered in the air beyond 123 hours, kissing photographers for much of the publicity and exhausting attendants. Mrs Thaden could not walk after landing and was carried to a nearby home to rest overnight while Mrs Marsails planned a bath and meal before a long sleep. Casey Jones ordered descent due to fatigue as the record chase ended with cheers from Edna May Cooper and Bobby Trout.
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Reese
Mrs. Thaden
Mrs. Marsails
Casey Jones
Edna May Cooper
Bobby Trout
Young Republicans Grow in West Virginia Ahead of Convention
The article notes 25 Young Republican clubs across West Virginia with plans for county chapters before the state convention on October 3. The movement stems from a June 1931 Washington conference sponsored by the Republican National Committee and is endorsed by the West Virginia Republican Party.
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West Virginia
Washington, D. C
Republican National Committee
Republican Party of
Fostoria Man Kills Former Sweetheart
Fostoria Ohio August 23 Frank Ruez 35 of Marion shot and killed his former sweetheart in a fatal domestic incident authorities reported the suspect then killed himself. The case framed as a tragic ending to a troubled relationship with investigators collecting evidence at the scene. Authorities say no further suspects are sought at this time.
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Fostoria
Frank Ruez
Marion
Ohio
Sweet
Boarding house shooting ends in self-inflicted tragedy
The report details a fatal shooting at a boarding house where Mrs. Mary Banda, 28, was preparing lunch for her husband before Rueg killed himself. A landlady, Mrs. Pauline Jackson, noted a two week old note threatening Mrs. Banda and her three children if she did not return to Rueg.
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Mary Banda
No Change in Text Books in City Schools
City officials announce there will be no changes in school texts this year with possible gradual adjustments for high school pupils starting next year. Rural schools will use present texts, and plans for the September 6 opening proceed though some questions linger about funding and next steps.
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M. J. Hannon
St. Augustine’s Parish
Ireland
Charleston
Court House
Motorman robbed near Fairmont last night
Two robbers one white and one Negro forced a motorman named Kemple from his street car near Fairmont to walk a short distance along the track last night and robbed him of several dollars in bills and change.
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Fairmont
Kemple
Rivesville
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