Giants and Cardinals Split Pair in Polo Grounds doubleheader
In New York, Carl Hubbell blanked St Louis 3 0 for his ninth shutout but the Giants were swept in the other half of a doubleheader by Bill Walker s Cardinals 2 0. Cubs Dodgers split. Washtn Indians pair. Yankees rally past Tigers 11 9. Red Sox top Browns 9 4 in St Louis.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's action saw Pittsburgh defeat Philadelphia 4 to 1 while Brooklyn routed Chicago 13 to 5 and New York topped St. Louis 3 to 0. Yesterday American League results included New York 11 Detroit 9 and Chicago 11 Philadelphia 5. no games scheduled today. International League Buffalo beat Rochester 5 to 3.
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Home Run Leaders From Yesterday Flash Across Leagues
Yesterday saw multiple players homer for major teams including Souther and Johnson for the Red Sox, Walker and Moself for the Cubs and Cardinals, Lazzeri for the Yankees, Cooke for the Red Sox, Reynolds for the Browns, with each displaying notable power across the day’s games.
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Johnson
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Cardinals
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Lazzeri
Yankees
Cooke
Reynolds
Browns
Phillies Monopoly Continues In National League Race
Big Six remained active as Chuck Klein and Virgil Davis gained one and two points respectively while Wes Schulmerich failed to connect safely. Four teams mustered at the plate as standings were updated amid the ongoing pennant pursuit.
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Chuck Klein
Virgil Davis
Wes Schulmerich
Interview with Absent Sports Writer Wins Prize
In Atlanta on August 30 a high school student Betty Methis of Girls' High won a national journalism award and a scholarship for an interview with Ralph McGill, sports editor of The Atlanta Constitution. The piece featured a novel concept of interviewing a man who was present.
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Flood control plan dominates tri-state meeting
The tri state flood control drive moved to action as leaders push Congress to fund 57.3 million dollars for upper Ohio river projects. Delegates from Barbour, Taylor, Upshur, Randolph, Harrison and other counties, plus Clarksburg and Buckhannon officials, outlined dam proposals and governance changes while Friday night meeting in Clarksburg sought permanent organization.
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G.T. Bartlett
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W. P. Withers
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H. H. Withers
C. Bennett
Frank B. Hutchinson
Henry R. Gay
Buckhannon
Percy J. Ross
Buckhannon Water Board
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S. T. Spears
John T. Wallace
A. Spates Brady
L. W. Coberly
Elkins
D. Durrett
Elkins Water Works
Harrison County
F. G. Bish
Roy Homier
Lawrence R Lynch
James 5. Rodney
Clarksburg
Scotland G. Highland
Clarks Bore Water Board
Monongalia
Marion
Preston
Wetzel
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Leslie Laas
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Roy Ash
Robert R. Wilson
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Washington
John Sherron
Pittsburgh
Police Question Pretty Friend Of Slain Physician
Spokane, Aug 30. An attractive young woman friend of late Dr. James I. Gaines was questioned by police as his widow remained jailed after recounting her version of Gaines death. Mrs. Henrietta Andrew, 26, recalled visiting Gaines before midnight on August 14 and leaving at 1:30 a.m. when he was shot by an assistant hidden along his driveway. Police declined to say if she aided the investigation. Mrs. Andrew was not detained. The widow, after a four hour exam, remains incommunicado.
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Flood Control Drives Monongahela Basin Cooperation
Flood control aims to unite West Virginia and neighboring areas to improve the Monongahela river and its tributaries. Goals include dam construction, bank purification, and water conservation with state, federal, and private agency cooperation. The effort partners with local associations to promote flood control, water quality, and recreation in the upper watershed.
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Highway bids opened for multiple county road projects
Charleston and surrounding counties invited bids for concrete and stone base paving on several routes. Firms include Keeley Construction, Brown and Floyd, Hatfield Construction, and A A Bostic with bids ranging from 41 082 50 to 145 200 dollars for varying mileages in Cabell Kanawha Ritchie Wayne and Wayne counties.
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Pike- Gocer Creek
Conerete
Keeley Constructon Company
Clarksbye
Wayne County
Huntington Road
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Flowd
Gnas Creek-Netter Farm
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Constmietion Company
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Three Lads Marooned On Mountain Ledge
Three hungry youths cling to a narrow wall cliff ledge in Wall Cliff, Adirondacks, 400 feet up, as cold wind howls and rescue efforts continue with no headway reported.
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Game Officers Oppose Plan At Federal Waterfowl Rule Hearing
Washington Aug 30 state game department officials overwhelmingly opposed a proposed federal rule banning baiting of waterfowl within 100 yards of a shooting blind. Eleven officials opposed while Iowa’s J N Darling supported it. Hornaday claimed wildlife enemies ran the advisory board prompting sharp debate with Foran Beck and others. Darling urged adoption citing midwest ducks facing annihilation from drying marshes.
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Missouri
Arthur F. Foran
New Jersey
Thomas H. Beck
Connecticut
Fish and Game
Foran
Edmund Seymour
New York
American Bison Society
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Navy
Darling
Des Moines
Middle West
Two Million Back to Work Claims by Johnson
Washington reports Hugh S. Johnson, head of the National Recovery Administration, says 2,000,000 idle workers have returned to jobs through the NRA as the recovery drive proceeds. He cites factory town evidence and a nationwide celebration with a 10,000-strong parade and 330 floats, noting payroll gains and renewed trade activity. A Mount Vernon oak tree transplant memorialized Mrs. Eleanor Washington Howard.
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Potomac
Charge Police Politicians And Racketeers Linked
New York County grand jury urged the state attorney general to probe alleged links among police, politicians and racketeers. The jury acted on its own, hearing testimony from U S Attorney George Z Medalie and Chief Justice Federic Kernochan of the court of special session without the district attorney’s participation.
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George Z. Medalie
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Gas Company Gives Up Leases On Farms
The Cumberland and Allegheny Gas Company continues surrendering leases on Taylor county farms in the western end of the county. Yesterday there were admitted for recordation in the office of County Clerk Frank Bennett twenty…
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Cumberland and Allegheny Gas Company
Taylor County
Frank Bennett Twen
Leases Cancelled in Booths Creek District
Two dozen lease cancellations total 1672 acres in Booths Creek district affect properties held for many years. The action encompasses multiple parcels as authorities finalize the disposition.
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Immediate price fixing of oil industry proposed
Washington reports authoritative sources indicate the Roosevelt administration plans immediate federal price regulation to stabilize the petroleum trade under the NRA code. The move aims for broad approval across the industry with announcement expected from the President.
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Market Rebound After Morning Decline In Key Shares
The market reversed its late trading slump with gains in gold mining and several key issues. Utilities and oils rose moderately as U S Steel New York Central Allied Chemical U S Smelting National Distillers American Telephone Alaska Juneau Dome and Cerro De Pasco saw early losses of 1 to 3 points canceled or reduced, with transfers around 2 500 000 shares.
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Moatsville Man Fined In Court For License Violation
Lonanzo Mayble of Moatsville was fined $10 and costs in Magistrate W. E. Rightmire's court for operating an automobile without an operator's license. The arrest was made by Trooper Wamsley of the local state police.
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Lonanzo Mayble
W. E.rightmire
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