Fetterman Team Dominates Grafton B and O and Mill Creek
Fetterman opens with two decisive wins, beating Grafton B and O 12 to 9 and Mill Creek 14 to 5. Manager Gandsbury praises Fetterman for strong pitching, infield, and outfield. The article notes earlier losses by Grafton B and O and Mill Creek, and cites the team’s balanced capability in the Tygarts Valley league. The final line mentions an angler fish known to catch geese and gulls.
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Fetterman
B. F. Gandsbury
Tygarts
Ted Henry
Wright
Rhe Fetterman
R. Phillipps
P. Phillips
O.T. Henry
Wright, Swisher and
Folio
Baseball scores and standings across leagues with a cow statistic
American and national league results summarize wins losses for teams including New York, Cleveland, Washington, Boston, St. Louis and others with daily games listed. A Holstein cow owned by Dr D C Dutton of Moberly Missouri reportedly bore seven calves in 22 months.
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Cleveland
New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
D. C. Dutton
Moberly, Mo
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Detroit
Cleveland Ad
St. Lous
Newburg M P Church Plans Homecoming
Newburg Methodist Protestant church invites all residents non residents and friends to an all day homecoming on July 30. Rev H McCulty will lead morning afternoon and evening services with a committee arranged program and entertainment. A noon lunch will be served in the church basement.
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Newburg
British Down U S in Final Singles Tests
Auteuil France July 24 England tennis stars swept the last two singles against the United States to win the Interzone Davis Cup finals four matches to one and secure a challenge to France this week. Bunny Austin clinched victory by defeating Wilmer Allison 6 2 7 9 6 3 6 4 though Ellsworth Vines fought a dramatic end, collapsing from an ankle injury after the sixth game of the fourth set while facing match point in the fifth.
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Auteuil
France
England
United States
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Vctory
Wilmer Allison
Ellsworth Vines
Vines
Henry W
Bunny” Austin
Ellaworth Vines
Horseshoe Pitchers Show Science Of Ancient Game
London Ohio July 24 The World Championship in Chicago July 27 31 highlights how horseshoe players study technique gear and uniforms. Notable competitors include Blair Nanamaker Frank Jackson C C Davis James Lecky Bert Duryee Fernando Isnis and John Stella. Prize money totals 1600 with 300 top prize for men and 75 top for women.
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Chicago
Blair Nanamaker
Cleveland
Frank Jackson
Kellerton
The
Horseshoe Fame
C. C. Davis
Kansas City
James Lecky
Arizona
Bert Duryee
Ohio
Peter Olson
Blair Nunamaker
J. F. Francisco
Columbus
American fails to retake cup after Perry match ends in tears
In Paris at Roland Garros stadium the American team lost the five match series to Britain led by Fred Perry. Perry defeated the American champion in four sets after a long rally with decisive moments at 6 0 4 6 7 5 7 6. The doubles salvage came from George Lott and John Van Ryn who beat Perry and Hughes in straight sets. Austin and Perry won their opening singles matches in straight sets before Prentice lauded the British team.
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America
France
Roland Garros Stadium
United States
George Lott
John van Ryn
Perry
George Patrick Hughes
Austin
Vines
Art
Son
Bernon S. Prentice
Blueville Tops Maple Avenue 9 6 In Twilight League Clash
Blueville defeated Maple Avenue 9 to 6 to move into second place in the Taylor County Twilight League. Key moments included a first inning homer by Weaver and late home runs by D Robinson. Maple Avenue stranded runners as Blueville pitchers held the line with multiple fanned batters and misplays by Maple Avenue.
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Junior Gatrell
Blueville
Maple Avenue
Taylor County
Weaver
Stozenfelts
Behan
Jaco
Robinson
Colton
Jaca
Cotton
Willis
Bolinger
Price
Wright
Henderson
Reneman
Daugherty
Werner
Garrell
D. Robinson
Richman
Mathews
T. Robinson
Jace
Gandhi Plans Individual Disobedience Move In India
Simla report on Gandhi detailing his shift from mass to individual civil disobedience beginning August 1. Negotiations with Lord Willingdon failed after Gandhi announced the new tactic, while political prisoner releases and parole progress faltered and hopes for a truce waned.
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India
Gandhi
Simla
Hill
Oif India
Mahatma Gandhi
Congress
Gamdhi
Lord Willinghom
Sarojini Naidu
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues From an Old Page
A scrambled grid of across and down clues with mixed letters and numbers appears, including hints like mass of floating ice, sacred image, and various thematic entries. The garbled text lists entries such as And not Typé measures Glacial snow and other scattered fragments, resembling a newspaper crossword puzzle page with inconsistent OCR.
No hits in sixth to ninth innings. mixed baseball and banking figures
Game details show no runs through the sixth, then Weaver and Stozenfelts spark late scoring with two runs in the ninth. Separate financial notes report 66 new member banks licensed that month, total 5,082 open, with 1,104 still unlicensed. Additional data cover deposits, averages, and industrial production indices for April-May.
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Bolinger
Price
Weaver
Stozenfelts
Daugherty
Gattell
Richman
Mathews
Gatrell
Jaco
Cotton
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Reserve Board
Improvement in Business Reported by Federal Reserve Board
The Federal Reserve Board reports revived business and financial conditions in June. Loans and investments of member banks rose by about 2400000000, with U S securities holdings expanding by roughly 300000000 outside New York banks. Some declines occurred in other investments and loans, including a drop of 68000000 in New York City bank loans.
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Washington
Federal
Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
United States Securities
New York City
Post Climbing Continues After Grueling Seven Day Flight
Bennett inspected his plane the Winnie Mae of Oklahoma at the airport and appeared well after a seven day flight. He greeted General Balbo who was delayed by a traffic jam, delaying a planned field meeting.
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Bennett Field
Winnie Mae
Oklahoma
General Balbo
Post
Sharks invade Chesapeake Bay off Annapolis coast
A school of sharks terrorized Chesapeake Bay near Annapolis driving bathers from the water and causing fishermen to abandon hope of fishing. The sharks appeared last Friday and prompted local authorities to warn swimmers.
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Annapolis
Chesapeake Bay
British star Perry nets second Davis Cup win in France
Fred Perry defeats Wilmer Allison to win a second singles match as Britain faces the Inter-zone finals in Auteuil France. The Associated Press photo report highlights Perry’s victory and the Davis Cup tie context.
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Fred Perry
New Points On Auto Driving Revealed In Australian Test
Melbourne July 24 Australia’s women drivers faced puzzling questions at a driving school written test. Questions cover right of way at corners, backing precautions, and road rules with odd student answers. text notes eight thousand five hundred six motor accidents in Victoria so far this year.
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Melbourne
Australia
Ena
Victoria
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