Britons Lead 2-1 in Tennis Meet as Perry Triumphs
Wimbledon, England July 15 1933 Fred Perry with George Hughes beat Australia’s Davis Cup doubles team Adrian Quist and Don Turnbull 7 5 6 4 3 6 6 3 boosting Great Britain to a 2 1 edge in the European final. Bunny Austin favored in single matches ahead.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Fred Perry
Wield
England
George Patrick Hughes
Adrian. Quist
Don Turnbull
Great Britain
United States
Henry W
Bunny) Austin
Vivian McGrath
Perry
Jack Crawford
Australia
Crawford
Austin
McGrath
Britain
France
Hughes
Turnbull
Quist
Mr Khayyam Set To Prevail In Arlington Race
Arlington Park hosts a 45000 dollar Arlington classic for three year olds a mile and a quarter with 18 rivals led by Mr Khayyam and Gold Basis both at 4 to 1 in a bid to crown the 1933 turf champion. Other notable contenders include Barnswallow Okapi Infanter and Kerry Patch among a large field of riders and troopers from multiple towns.
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Arlington Park
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Gold Basil
Barnswallow
Brookmeade
Okapi
Infanter
Kerry Patch
Excellent Harvesting Weather In Past Week
Parkersburg reports excellent harvesting weather in the past week with mostly moderate rain causing some crop damage. Corn and potatoes have improved. pastures and meadows are in good condition. fruit outlook is good. Wheat and oats harvests are practically completed.
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Parkersburg
United States Weather Bureau
R. P. Powell
National League standings and results brief
Yesterday results show Boston 4 Pittsburgh 3 and Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 0 as well as Brooklyn 0 Chicago 3 and New York 12 St Louis 7. Today’s schedule includes Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Parker Defeats Bowman to Meet Frank X Shields
Frankie Parker of Milwaukee, recently crowned clay courts champion, crushed Herbert L. Bowman of New York 6-1 6-3 6-2 to win the right to face Frank X. Shields, ranked No 6 nationally, in the final round of the Spring Lake challenge trophy tournament in Spring Lake New Jersey.
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Spring Lake
N. J
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Herbert L. Bowman
New York
Frank X. Shields
Young Wisconsin player dazzles with backhand finesse
The 1 year old Wisconsin boy mixed speed with softness to lull Bowman into a false sense of security before flashing a backhand many experts rate as the finest in tennis. The discussion notes a committee with authority to adjust regional price differences for a major American farm product, aiming to influence national price trends.
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Wisconsin
Bowman
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seventeen Teams Enter Mixed Two Ball Fourball Golf
Seventeen teams have entered a mixed two ball foursome tournament at Elkins Country Club today. Eighteen holes will be played with prizes for top scores. On Sunday Preston County Country Club visits Elkins for a return match with the local players.
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Elkins
Elkins Country Club
Preston County Country Club
Elkins Golfers
Dairymen Seek To Fix Butter Price In Markets
Washington July 15 dairy groups push to stabilize butter prices by a marketing agreement under the farm act. A committee would set weekly minimums at three major markets Chicago New York and one more.
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Washington
Chicago
New York
Ickes to Direct Oil Control Plan Amid Excess Production
Secretary Ickes was designated by President Roosevelt to enforce the executive order barring interstate shipment of oil produced beyond state limits. Regulations to enforce the order would be drafted immediately as the interior department lawyers work through the night to curb illegal oil flows, including reports of oil from Texas being shipped ahead of the government.
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Washington
Ickes
Roosevelt
Texas
Interior Department
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Across Clues Mixed Fragments
Puzzle text presents across clues and scattered letters, names and hints. It appears as a damaged OCR fragment listing numerous cryptic-like prompts and garbled hints across multiple numbers and languages.
Fetterman to host Wendel in Sunday doubleheader at 1:30
Fetterman baseball nine faces Wendel in a Sunday doubleheader at the Athletic Field starting 1:30 PM. Both games are postponed contests as the Tygarts Valley League readies the second half of its schedule amid a tight home stretch. Earlier, Fetterman beat the icee team at 2 PM today at the same field.
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Feterman Baseball
Wendel
S.E. Kinter
Tygarts Valley League
Fetterman Boys
Home Run Leaders for Yesterday Across Major Leagues
Data shows yesterday's leaders with players from Yankees Browns Athletics Phillies Braves and other teams. Notable names include Chapman Dickey Reynolds Foxx Ruth Gehrig Klein Berger and Teoase totaling 361 254 615 combined.
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Chapman
Yankees
Dickey
Reynolds
Browns
Miller
Athletics
Mrs Hurd Wins Shenecosett Invitation Golf Title
Mrs Dorothy Campbell Hurd of Philadelphia defeated Jane Brooks of Sparkhill 4 and 3 to claim the Griswold cup and win the Shenecosett invitation championship for the third time in seven years. Hurd kept her nerve in the final stretch, sinking a 25 foot birdie putt on the 15th and finishing with 44 for the first nine while Brooks posted 47.
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Eastern Point
Conn
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Philadelphia
Jane Brooks
Sparkhill
Hurd
Baseball big six show minor gains and losses
Spud Davis dipped after an 0 for four day as the Big Six shuffled. Foxx Simmons Klein Cronin and Pullis posted steady marks while Davis slid to a .355 average and the group moved in the season standings.
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Big Six
Davis
AB R H Pet. Foxx
Athletics
Simmons
Klein
Phillies
Cronin
Senators
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Pullis
Parsons Mill Secretary To Interview Roosevelt
Esther Sill secretary and treasurer of Dorman Mills woolen manufacturers leaves for Atlanta with relatives and will stop in Washington for an interview with President Roosevelt. The aim is to urge quick passage of the woolen mill code to shorten hours and establish a minimum wage, aiding the local mill’s push for rapid adoption.
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Esther Sill
Dorman Mills
Atlanta
South
Washington
Roose
Ashworth May Be Forced To Resign
The Southern District of West Virginia U.S. Attorney David D. Ashworth faces possible removal by executive order if he refuses to resign. Justice Department inquiries suggest the action depends on the president, with no definite timeline given.
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Washington
South Carolina
Justice Department
South Carpeided
David D. Ash
Worth
West Virginia
Ashworth
State Police Assignments Are Complete
Charleston July 15. Troopers assigned to posts by Captains Brockus and Brown divide districts with lieutenants in charge. On duty at Charleston headquarters will be Capt. Brown and listed officers. Assignments cover Elm Grove New Martinsville Parkersburg Ellenboro Glenville Weston Fairmont Morgantown Grafton Kingwood Elkins Romney Petersburg Martinsburg Lewisburg Montgomery Point Pleasant and more with detailed sergeants corporals and troopers named for each location.
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N. T
H. D. Gibbs
E. E. Godfrey
C. E. Hall
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J. H. Pillinger
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R. P. Harris
William L. Wolford
J. M. Johnson
Fred Currence
W. B. Wright
Elm Grove
Frank Gibson
J. W. Wooddell
J. N. Dupuy
H. K. De _bendarfer
L. E. Proudfoot
H. D.ancell
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C. W. Carman
V. C. Ware
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Ermil Clark
F. C. Cunningham
Lawrence Robey
G. M. Garvin
Ellenboro
L. V. Minnick
T. K. Long
Glenville
E. 8. Duckworth
G. A. Baker
M. _M. Gladwell
Weston
C. S. Wilson
J. W. Horne
L. W. Emerick
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H. M. Fox
Pred Strader
C. P. Wilson
Morgantown
Paul McClure
Ray McClure
A.G. Brown
B. F. McLaughlin
Grafton
Claude Heffner
W.G. Wamsley
Kingwood
Arvil Doddrill
W. L. Pratt
Elkins
Thomas Barton
E. E. Stout
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L. H. Powell
H. L. Stillman
Paul Thomas
C. E. Banks
Romney
Arnold Moore
Tropers
D. D. Skidmore
R. D. Turley
Frank Posten
Petersburg
Corpporal
R. M. Reger
H. S. Holstein
G. S. Knight
Martinsburg
Mister Turtt Attacks as Submarine Animal Scene Unfolds
A quirky scene features Mister Turtt biting and grabbing Puffy and Fluffy reacting in fright. The pale-green figure declares an attack by a large submarine causing a chaotic moment.
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