Hubbell Returns to Form Beats Phillies in Doubleheader
Carl Hubbell shut out Philadelphia for a 2 0 second win as the Giants split with the Phillies in a 32 000 crowd doubleheader. Hubbell notched his 14th victory as Chicago Cubs also split, keeping pace in the pennant race. Indians swept a double header from St Louis 11 5 and 6 3 to close the four game series with one loss. Detroit edged Chicago 16 15 before dropping the second game 6 4. Athletics crushed Yankees 6 3 to widen gap at the top. Reds dropped opener 7 5 then won 4 2 as Dressen’s first day. Collins homered for St Louis in a 9 5 win over Pittsburgh. Boston swept Brooklyn 5 2 and 1 0 behind Brandt and Rhein. Washington game with Boston was postponed by rain.
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State Trooper Returns From Scene of Strike
State Trooper Claude Hefner of the Grafton detachment returned to Grafton today after helping other officers quell trouble at the Ames Baldwin Wyoming Tool Works Co plant in Parkersburg where a strike had been in progress for more than a week.
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Pitching Control And Weather Delay Weekend Baseball
Boners discusses how loss of control ends effective pitching and contrasts two approaches to regain rhythm. The column notes rain disrupted outdoor sports, lamenting golf lovers and considering farmers affected by the weather.
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Across L Sma parts of contrasting color
Puzzle presents clues for Mohammedan scriptures and pigments with scattered wordplay. It includes entries for work copy pronouns and a reference to yesterday's solution, hinting at a completed grid and a theme of color contrasts.
National League Results And Golf Note
National League results show St Louis, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Boston, New York all with varied scores. Detroit and Chicago led as strong teams. The column also covers golf club observations about Monday moods and referee fairness in boxing.
Court Continues Work of Equalizing Assessments
The Taylor County court sat to finish real estate assessment equalization. President Arthur Robinson said completion was near as the board of equalization nears final action. An announcement will list increases or decreases in each magisterial district once sittings close.
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Leader of Michigan City prison break named Maurice O Flaherty
Five inmates escaped from the Indiana penitentiary at Michigan City and investigators believe Maurice O Flaherty, 25, the convict who has served terms in Ohio and Indiana, led the breakout. He was once held in St. Louis in connection with the slaying of a policeman, and several relatives live in Taylor County.
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War Opens Continued from Page One Arrests Drunken Driving
Trooper Wamsley reports a statewide drive to reduce drunken driving after a man named Young Scott pleaded guilty before Magistrate Jefferys, receiving jail, a $25 fine, costs, and a one year license revocation. The road commission and attorney general support revoking licenses with limited proof. The report notes background on venerable broadcaster and relatives, including Clara Luzadder, who died in 1900, and a brother Grant Luzadder who died recently in Washington, D. C.
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Three Reform Continues From Page One
Reform school officials describe the case as a bid for “big shots” by two youths. They remain in the county jail while authorities search for Powell and assess the boys’ possible truthfulness.
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Native of Fetterman Dead in Ritchie County
Winsfield Scott Luzadder 82, retired teacher and farmer, died near Auburn in Ritchie County Friday evening. A native of Fetterman district, he was born to Daniel and Martha Luzadder and lived in the county many years. Funeral plans are not announced.
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One Man Urges Labor Board Mediation At Stock Yards
C T Hunkle head of the stock yards company blames a misinterpretation of a prior settlement for the strike and urges the strikers to seek a court review. An embargo on livestock shipments since last Monday has halted yard operations with only a dribble of unblocked animals as receipts.
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Hauser Out For Year After Knee Fracture
Kansas City July 30 Hauser Minneapolis home run king suffers a fractured kneecap in the first game between Millers and Kansas City. He is out for the season. Hauser hit 69 homers for the Millers last season and 63 for Baltimore in 1930. He was 33 this year and on pace for a strong season before the injury. He previously starred in minor leagues with Milwaukee and Kansas City.
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