National League standings and results brief
Baseball standings and results from yesterday and today. National League games include Philadelphia defeating Pittsburgh 5 to 4, St Louis routing New York 17 to 0, Boston beating Cincinnati 9 to 2, with upcoming matchups Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Boston, St Louis at New York, and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. American League scores list Washington 2 Detroit 1 and Boston 4 Chicago 2 among others, with St Louis 12 7 and Philadelphia 1 1 records noted. Several rain and postponed events. Southern Association games include Atlanta 1 Birmingham 9, Chattanooga 0 Memphis 7, Nashville 7 Little Rock 5. Other scores: Minneapolis 9 Milwaukee 8, Kansas City 9 St Paul 8. Only two night games noted.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Atlanta
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock
Home Run Leaders and League Totals Amid Baseball Scores
Yesterday’s action features leaders Foxx and Ruth among top home run hitters for the Athletics and Yankees respectively. Gehrig provides strong support for New York, while Johnson and Burns pace the Athletics and Browns. Pirates, Reds, Cardinals, Braves, and Phillies names appear in tally context with Lombardi and Medwick noted for their teams. League totals show American and National sums, with 309 and 231 respectively, totaling 540.
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Foxx
Athletics
Johnson
Burns
Browns
Storts
Campbell
Berger
Braves
Whitney
Suhr
Pirates
Lombardi
Reds
Medwick
Cardinals
Ruth
Yankees
Ecu
Gehrig
Klein
Phillies
BASEBTs GAB R HPet Simmons W Sox 69 286 55 107.374
The clip lists baseball player codes and stats for Simmons and Hodapp with team abbreviations and numeric values, suggesting a fielded data summary from a historical box score or roster record. It includes Phillies and Senators references with several numeric entries and a high level of garbled formatting.
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Gab
R Hpet
Simmons
W. Sox
Klein
Phillies
Davis
Cronin
Senators
Hodapp
Red Sox
Fallis
State population up 2,917,954 to 125,693,000
The census bureau reports the United States population rose by 2,917,954 since April 1, 1930, reaching 125,693,000 on July 1, 1933, based on births deaths immigration and emigration estimates. West Virginia population also increased from 1,729,205 to about 1,? in the same period.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
West Virginia
Vets Leave for Camp Knox from West Virginia counties
Sixty three World War veterans entrained to Port Knox Kentucky as central West Virginia's quota for national forestry camps. Examinations at Carmichael Auditorium narrowed the group from over one hundred hopefuls. Selectees include George L. Poling, Wadsworth, Langlet, White, Greer, Ed kell, Trackmovich, Shaffer, Goodwin, Hyre, Jones, Hailey, Ashcraft, Coburn, Radcliffe, Newbrough, Hildreth, Kendrick, Jeromski, Gallagher, Dewitt, Begley, Givens, Osborne, Hill, Bolinger, Wilhelm, Shaffer and many others.
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Clarksburg
Port Knox
West Virginia
Harrison
Mononalia
Marion
Preston
Taylor, Gilmer
Doddridge
Lewis Counties
F. J. Quenson
Donald Post
P. IR. Maxwell
Morgantown
Jollo
George L. Poling
Grafton
Ralph W. Hyre
Charles W. Jones
George S. Hailey
Harvey BE
Flesher
Weston
Jasper E. Nutter
Iris F. Helms
Pell C. Turner
Corinth
John W. Seargeant
Howard M. Ashcraft
Shinnston
Woodsin L. Castel
Terra Alta
Guy B. Connelly
Stafford Stum
Ben Caffee
Fairmont
Guy R. Wyckoff
Salem
Clay Dotson
West Union
Ellis Warner
Roy L. Stone
Newburg
James H. Givens
Ray L. Osborne
Wille G. Osborne
Troy
Charles G. Hill
Cecil O. Prashear
Silas C. Hall
Reynoldsville
Floyd Hebb
Charles F. Bolinger
Lee Markley
Martin J. L. Wally
Tunnelton
Julius Luzader
Nutter Fort
Alfred C. Ball
Henry Guy Lowther
George Washington
Colored
Guy E. Wilhelm
Clarence E. Shaffer
Rowlesburg
Giant tree felled by honey-hunters in Nicholas county
Richwood July 1. The largest state poplar, twenty-one feet six inches at the base, was cut down recently by honey-hunters in Buck's Garden area of Nicholas county. Names of those responsible for the vandalism have not been learned.
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Buck's Garden
Nicholas County
Veteran Pilots Lead Baseball All Stars
Veterans lead the all star lineup as Grove faces Warneke Gehrig in a high profile game. AL favorites rely on Grove’s speed and power while McGraw’s team counters with top NL stars. Al Simmons led voting with 346,291, edging Chuck Klein and Gabby Hartnett among others.
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Fang
Lefty Grove
McGraw
al Simmons
White Sox
Alo
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Gabby Hartnett
Cub
Joe Washington
Babe Ruth
Timber tract owned by Birch Valley Lumber Company near Summersville
A fragment notes a location on timber land owned by the Birch Valley Lumber Company a few miles off Route 19 below Summersville indicating land or timber interests and proximity to the highway.
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The
Birch Valley Lumber Company
Route 19
Summersville
Widow of Legs Diamond Shot to Death in Brooklyn
In New York on July 1 a widow of gangster Jack Legs Diamond was found shot to death in her Brooklyn apartment. Alice K Schiffer, age 30, was discovered by building superintendent Charles Hunter with a bullet wound in her right temple, about a year and a half after Diamond’s own murder.
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Legs Diamond
New York
Jack
Legs) Diamond
Brooklyn
Albay
Alice K. Schiffer
Charles Hunter
Primo
Ting
Madison Square Garden
Jack Sharkey
da Preem
Jett
Hissociate Ieee
Death in Dimun Apartment Believed Aided by Two or More
Police found evidence suggesting two or three people were with Mrs. Diamond when she was shot in her apartment, including torn dress and overturned furniture. Three bullet holes marred the walls, and occupants were questioned without yielding information. Diamond used the alias Alice Kenney and had lived alone since last August. Marian Roberts, a showgirl, often appeared with him in public.
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Diamond
Alice Kenney
Marian
Kiki) Roberts
Trucks and Buses Face New Registration Fees
Charleston July 1 All motor buses and trucks must pay new registration fees to operate under certificates of convenience. Bus fees range 80 to 120 dollars by seating capacity while truck fees scale by tonnage and tire type with up to 710 dollars for ten ton solid tire trucks. Larger trucks incur extra 100 dollars per ton. Private auto license fees stay unchanged. Class A covers passenger cars used for pay, Class B covers trucks and tractor units.
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Charleston
James A. Tierney
Tierney
Fox appoints 19 employes in tax office reorganizes
Charleston July 1 press dispatch reports Tax Commissioner Fred L. Fox announced the appointment of 19 employees in his department as the core of a nearly completed reorganization. W. M. Moss named state department auditor. new field agents include Wagner Ohio, Miller Wood, Lambert Mercer, Cropp Harrison, Meredith Marion, Meadows Raleigh, Forsythe Cabell, McLaughlin Greenbrier, with additional appointees to follow. Traveling auditors listed and stenographic staff added from Huntington to Wheeling.
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Charleston
Fred L. Fox
J. C. Little
McDowell County
W. H. Knopp
James R. Cavitt
Mineral County
Luttrell Robson
Joseph J. Wagner
Ohio County
Ray A. Miller
Wood County
Sam M. Lambert
Mercer County
Hosmer Cropp
Harrison County
Wayne L. Meredith
Marion County
Howard P.meadows
Raleigh County
Abe Forsythe
Cabell County
Claude B. McLaughlin
Greenbrier County
W. M. Moss
Putnam County
E. L. Waddell
C. C. Clendenin
Pocahontas County
C. H. Koontz
Wyoming County
Ray G. Romine
Doddridge County
Loueva Bieber
Huntington
Sarah W. Rook
Pairmont
Elizabeth Henritze
Welch
Gertrude Zeller
Wheeling
United Presbyterians Close Annual Meet
Charleston July 1 Nine vacancies on county school boards were filled by W. W. Trent state superintendent of schools. Kanawha county new members are H. T. Crawford of St Albans replacing L J White and E M McConihay of Winkfred replacing Dr Hugh McPheree son of Eskdale Pittsburgh July 1 The Barbour county Frank Bran
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Charleston
W. W. Trent
Schols
Kanawha
H. T. Crawford
St. Albans
L. J. White
E. M. McConihay
Also Mentioned on This Page
International League
Buffalo
Montreal
Albany-Newark
American Association
Southern Association
Howetin
Camp Knox
Taylor County
Carmichael Auditorium
Grove
Warneke
Nolas
Noke Janre
ONL
John McGraw
Connie Mack
Serv
Kceit Phils
Carnera
Primo Carnera
Long Island City
Sharkey
Associated Press
Belington
Mission
Rer
Calhoun
R. E. Riddle
Stumptown
H. Stump
Stump
United Presbyter- Townian Church
Lewis
James Imlay
D. P. Kessler
W. E. Kaufman
Keyser
E. V. Romig
J. Norman
Elk Garden
John 8. Wilson
Burlington
Joe V. Gibson
Kingwood
B J. Crogan
Presbyterian Church
Oxford
Fox
Trent
United Presbyterians
Aland City
Jonovan
Ted
Challenger
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