Dean reaches 10 straight with 6 5 win over Giants
Jerome Dizzy Dean extended his winning streak to 10 games and raised his season total to 18 as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Giants 6 to 5 in the series opener. The Cubs knocked off the Dodgers 8 to 3, ending Brooklyn's four-game streak. Boston fell to Detroit 7 to 2 at Navin Field. Charlie Ruffing earned his 10th win as New York beat St. Louis Browns 5 to 2 in the 108-degree heat. Cincinnati beat Boston 4 to 2, Wes Schulmerich and Slade homered for the Reds. Washington topped the White Sox 11 to 0. Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 2 in a four-game set opener. Jimmy Foxx powered the Athletics to an 11 to 9 victory over Cleveland with two homers.
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Dizzy" Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Navin Field
Detroit
Charlie Ruffing
Yankees
New York
St. Louis Browns
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Wes Schulmerich
Slade
Reds
Pirates
Joe Cronin
Washington
White Sox
Phils
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Novelist Gambling Hero of Monte Carlo Casino
Phillips Oppenheim the novelist emerged as the Riviera gambling hero after winning 200000 francs at roulette in Juan-Les-Pins Casino within an hour. He said the win came from a system of 5 and 10 franc bets rising to 5000 francs over the weekend, calling it a very amusing pastime.
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Juan-Les-Pins
France
Phillips Oppenheim
Riviera
Blueville Beats Fetterman 9 7 In Twilight League Debut
Blueville ball club opened the season with a 9 to 7 victory over Fetterman at the Fetterman diamond in a five inning contest called at dusk. Pratt Poling and Carlyle each had a double. Blueville used Demoss Clingan Greathouse and Keener on the mound.
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Blueville Ball Club
Fetterman
Fetterman Diamond
Bluevillers
Pratt
Poling
Carlyle
Blue Ville
Blueville
Thhat
Demoss
Clingan
Greathouse
Keener
Wickwire
Lucretia
Two Killed as Picnickers Truck Crashes in Easton
A Sunday night truck carrying picnickers rolled on a steep Easton hill, killing Sabarine Marra 50 and Carmilla Coco 6 and injuring eleven others all Easton residents. Carmine Marra 60, husband of one victim, said he could not control the wheel. All injured were hospitalized with non serious conditions.
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Easton
Sabarine Marra
Carmilla Coco
Carmine Marra
Carr China Triumphs in Double Victory Over Bear Mountain and Wendel
On Sunday Carr China defeated Bear Mountain 6 to 2 and shut out Wendel 4 to 0 in a surprising baseball double victory. Babe Jones, shortstop, collected a single, double, triple in his first three at bats and was due for a homer in the fourth. Golfers discuss putting flaws and stance as a remedy to stabbing putts. Local sports commentary laments pitchers not staying in for nine innings, noting teams often need three hurlers for a full game.
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Carl China
Bear Mountain
Wendel
Carr China
Babe Jones
Babe
Doc
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Clues Pack
Puzzle clued list includes across items like Carpenter's tool pretense and impurities, molten rock, attitude, and other scattered phrases. The readable text shows fragmented hints and malformed entries with several typos and misordered words, suggesting OCR errors. No coherent article context or complete clues to form a standard card.
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Carpenter's Tool
Batter's strong showing in rough baseball game
In a tight matchup, x-batted for C. McDaniel and had two base hits led by Pratt Poling Keener Carlyle and Bremner. H. McDaniel hit a three base hit. Demoss drew two walks Greathouse one. Demoss struck out six Greathouse three and Keener three. Umpires Trader and Jennings.
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C. McDaniel
Suh
Pratt
Poling
Keener
Carlyle
Bremner
H. McDaniel
Demoss
Greathouse
Trader and
Jennings
Community Park Events Grow as Attendance Increases
Elmer F. H. McDaniel, Greathouse, and others report that during the past week, 1,730 people including men women and children visited the community park. Sixty percent joined in games while park grounds expand to seat 600. Parking plaza planned for 400 cars with R. Edward Anderson directing boys instruction mornings.
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Hall
R. Shriver
Brenner
Peronka
Pesener
Rowlesburg
Elmer F. H. McDaniel
C. McDaniel
Giffin
Greathouse
Teacher Association
Jackson
Phillips and Brown
Kingwood
R. Edward Anderson
Walter Bolyard
Ross Hollis
Katherine Broderick
HowardLoudin
Lucas Chosen (Continued from Page One)
The article notes a price hike for milk from 5 to 7 cents a pint and 10 to 12 cents a quart starting August 1. The increase is said to be required by greatly rising costs of production and distribution.
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Lucas
Standings and results mix in early baseball action
National League standings show Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 2 and St Louis 6 New York 5 with Chicago 8 Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati 4 Boston 2. Recent games include Philadelphia 11 Cleveland 9 and Washington 11 Chicago 5. A separate report covers a disturbance at the Kuykendall home where Mrs Heise was killed after a quarrel with Mrs Hesse and Findlay. Casserly was arrested as Sheriff and state police investigated.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Carrie Kuykendall
Casserly
Julius Hartz
Cresaptown
George Kemp
L. Pet
County Will Discuss Transfer of Road Bond Funds
County will consider transferring funds to general county funds. Taylor county carries road bond indebtedness exceeding $750000, with about half of the state's 55 counties also having road bonds outstanding, placing this county among the higher totals.
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Taylor County
Youngstown Bonesetter Nolan Emerges To Aid Vosmik
James C Nolan of Youngstown a former butcher becomes a new bonesetter for baseball star Joe Vosmik after injuries. Nolan, praised for strong hands, treated the left side injury that threatened Vosmik's career, following the model of the late Reese.
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Richard R. Tyron
Youngstown
Reese
James C. Nolan
Youngs Town
John D.reese
Vosmik
Nolan
Joe Vosmik
Cleveland Indians
Billy Evans
Bishop Faber dies after wandering in Montana woods
In Montana a bishop native of Buffalo was found dead after hours of wandering through forest near Charlets. An inquest led by Bishop H. H. Fox of Billings said the body would be taken to Helena. Survivors include son Dr. H. H. Faber of San Francisco and daughter Dorothy of Helena.
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H. H. H. Fox
Billings
Helena
Buffalo
Leigh Brewer
Montana
Geneva
Lockport
Detroit
H. H. Faber
San Francisco
Dorothy
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