Telephone 185 All Stars Play Colored Giants Benefit Game
The Colored Giants meet the Light League All Stars in a Tuesday benefit game for Husky Johnson at the Athletic field. Bill Dabney returns to mound duty for the Giants, aiming for a strong showing after years away. The All Stars, with Cole Gilbert Pugh and Robinson in the infield and Young in the outfield, will field a near same lineup plus Gallagher at short. Start time 5 o'clock. report in uniform by 4. Admission 25 cents. Swisher and Keener to umpire.
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Roy Koch
Galloway
Wiley
Philippi
Husky" Johnson
Bill Dabney
Giants
Formery
Dabney
All-Grars
Cole
Gilbert
Pugh
Robinson
Louis Young
Jones
Welles
Gallagher
Shaw
Swisher
Keener
Troubled Spann On Austro German Border Looms
Baseball and league standings mix with matchups today across major leagues. Teams Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn St Louis New York feature in today slate while yesterday’s results show Chicago Philadelphia Boston St Louis Detroit New York Washington Cleveland and others with varied scores. International and middle Atlantic leagues list Albany Baltimore Jersey City Newark Toronto Rochester Montreal Buffalo Beckley Springfield Wheeling Johnstown Huntington Zanesville among standings and results.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Washington
Cleveland
New York TV
ABB
Baseball Standings Snippet With Player Batting Averages
A fragment shows hitters Klein of Phillies Foxx of Athletics Davis of Phillies Simmons of W. S. and Terry of Giants with stats including AB R Hi Pct and averages like .358 .342 .338, plus other counts and positions. The text lists multiple players and numeric lines suggesting league batting standings.
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AB R Hi
Klein
Phillies
Foxx
Athletics
Davis
Simmons
W. S
Terry
Giants
Manush
Sen
Kinsey reunion hosts large Webster church gathering
The Kinsey family reunion at Webster Baptist Church Webster County drew about 104 descendants with guests from Clarksburg Fairmont and Grafton. Officers elected included George R Murphy as president and Hugh Kinsey as vice president. Committees were named for arrangements and program. The event featured music and a meal extravaganza at Webster church with plans to meet again on the fourth Sunday in August 1934 at the same location.
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Jesse Riley
Parsons High Scho
Riley
Hepzibah
Ada Mae Withers
Arad Hall
Kathleen Withers
West Main Street
Simpson High School
Withers-Riley
Dunham-Goodwin
W. P. Wither
Lelat Shriver
Lloyd L. Shriver
Martin
Brown's Park
Kingwood
Parrish
Teverbaugh Chapel
Clayton
Will Clayton
Baxter
Arnett
Arett’s Grove
Georgetown
Canfield
Mt. Zion
Cheat River
Martin-Shaw-Bunner
Buckhannon
Miller
Williams Park
Tunnelton Road
Whetsell
Preston County
Poe
Devers Grove
Wickwire Creek
Grafton
Mason - Cunningham
Seven Islands
Hendershot
City Park
Parkersburg
Harman
Brick Church
Maysville Gap
Grant County
Cooper
Bennett-Moore
Jerusalem Church
Barbour County
Feather
Wesley Chapel
Lérnox Preston County
Smith-Sanders
Wolf|Pen Church
Lewis County
Digman
Compton Grove
Montrose
Randolph
Chenowieh
Wilson-Curry
Rock Cave
Upshur County
Thomas-Lees
Shady
Grove Church
Brandonville
Brown
Reedsville Park
Gale-Smith-Radabaugh
West Kingwood
Plum-Weaver
Frank Williams Park
Huey
Hough Park
Mannington
Adams
Limestone
Tucker County
Rothlisberger
Paden Park
Wetzel County
Welch-Callahan
Overfield Church
Elk District
Harrison County
Clarksburg
Wellman
Camp Washington
Moundsville
Hughes
John Todd
Big Run
William Quigley
Roy Pettil Fort
Cameron
Deet
City
Balderson
Poling
White Oak
Glade District
Clyde Poling
Kinsey
Webster Baptist Moffett
Laurel Park Church
Hott
Grassey Lick Run
Hampshire County
Wright
Camp Washing
George R. Murphy
Press- Freeman
Arderbine Dent
Grove
Dent
Barbour Counciation
Hugh W. Kinsey
Simpson
Fairmont
Mr. Kinsey
Webster Baptist Church
Galt
Ering
F. M. Glenh
Son
Meredith
Tyler County
Centreville
Tyler
Fetterman Club Splits Weekend Games in Tight Contests
The Fetterman team split the weekend, losing to Wendel 5-4 in a protested Saturday tilt and beating Belington 5-4 on Sunday. Wendel played with ineligible men, a protest led to the game not counting toward the league flag chase and to be relayed later. B & C O club fell 1-0 in 11 innings to Mill Creek Sunday.
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Fetterman
Wendel
Belington
E. Kinter
Mill Creek
National League Standings Snapshot From Today
Standings show St Louis at 7 5 and New York at 1 5 after a second game ended in the eighth due to darkness. Boston leads with 7 3 while Cincinnati, Brooklyn are 0 5 and Chicago 2 2. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia not scheduled. New York record 71 45 with 612 visiting shows.
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St. Louis
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Forest Camp Worker Fatally Injured Near Piedmont
Joseph B. O'Keefe a 22 year old forest worker from Baltimore part of the Gly dian Conservation Corps camp at Savage River Garrett County was fatally injured found near railroad tracks west of Piedmont believed to have fallen from a Baltimore and Ohio freight train. His head was crushed and his left leg nearly severed.
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Cumberland
Joseph B. O'Keefe
Baltimore
Forest Worker
Glydian Conservation Corps
Savage River
Garrett County
Baltimore and Ohio
Piedmont
Lee
Jobs wipe off third those on relief rolls
A Chicago report based on a nationwide survey shows one third of March unemployment relief roll names erased. About 1.5 million families removed from state and federal aid as employment rises and summer conditions ease. 1.22 million households moved to self support since March across 34 states. Mississippi up 52 percent since March. Arkansas cut dependents from 182,000 to 90,900 this month.
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Chicago
Washington
Montana
California
New Halassake
Massachusetts
Vermont
Connecticut
Georgia
Maine
Nevada
South Dakota
West Virginia
New York
Maryland
Mississipi
Arkansas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Colorado
Idaho
Rhode Island
Indians Split Double With Senators In Cleveland
The Cleveland Indians and Washington Senators split a doubleheader in Cleveland. The Senators won 14 to 1 in the opener, while the Indians captured the second game 6 to 3, with nine costly Cleveland errors contributing to the lopsided first game.
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Senators
Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Nats
Tribe
Indians
Knocked Off Horse Car Runs Over Him Incident
In Shepherdstown on Aug 28 Frank Tally eight injured seriously after a car knocked a riding horse from under him. Driver Alfred Staubs fined 25 dollars and jailed 30 days. Warrant issued for owner D L Whittington for permitting operation with faulty brakes. Witnesses note excessive speed turning a corner. The horse’s rider had a broken leg and his father rode another horse. Kentucky counties on literacy ranking list.
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Shepherdstown
Frank Tally
Martinsburg
Alfred Staubs
D. L. Whittington
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Clues From Scarred Page
The jumble shows across clues and stray phrases from a daily crossword including references to Wast Indian prince Sphere, German river, Great Lake, and various garbled terms. It reads like a damaged puzzle page with stray capitals and partial names.
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Anacey
Beverage
German River
Great Lake Finlal
Spire Compstat
Warren
Noted polo star Tommy Hitchcock out for season
Port Washington N Y Aug 28 Tommy Hitchcock ten goal polo star is suffering from a concussion and will be out for the season. The injury occurred in the first period of the second East West series game in Chicago. Dr Poster Kennedy advised ten days rest and warned that any further competition could cause permanent injury.
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Port aWigonhunt
Port Washington
N. Y
Tommy Hitchcock
Hitchtork
Chicago
Poster Kennedy
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