Former Sox hurler faces rosy future with Yankees
New York GM trades Henry Johnson and Paul Andrews to Boston for Danny MacFayden a right hander with 16 wins last season his first year with the Yankees will test playing for a winning club MacFayden who jumped from Somerville High School to the Red Sox in 1926 brings control of a curve and a burst of speed The Yankees seek to offset the Athletics bid for Tony Freitas and view Philadelphia as the pennant favorite in the American League
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Police Guard 45 Gallons of Red Whisky Arrest
City and State Police helped arrest H. H. Whitey Boyles and two others after 45 gallons of red whisky were confiscated from an auto at the west end of Fet terman bridge around 11 30 last night. The liquor car had a wheel loss and another car driven by Boyles waited for the trouble to be fixed as Captain Hobart A. Brown Corporal H. M. Fox and Trooper W. Tyree from Heywood Junction aided at headquarters.
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Baseball standings and results from yesterday games
National League results include Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 3 and St Louis 2 Boston 1 as New York 3 Cincinnati 2 and Brooklyn 5 Chicago 2. American League scores list Detroit 5 New York 4 and Washington 6 Chicago 5 with Cleveland 9 Philadelphia 8. Upcoming schedule shows Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at New York among others.
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Rum Runner Trio Arrested After Liquor Haul Across Route 50
Report describes officers finding 45 gallons of liquor in nine five gallon cans aboard a sedan and coupe. Suspects C D Smith of Morgantown, Augustus Kamoratis alias Curley the Greek of Despaird near Clarksburg, and Boyles are detained as officers search the scene and recover the cargo. The group reportedly traveled from Racine to Benwood and Grafton, seeking transport to Washington while discussing Army kitchens and support from local authorities.
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Proudfoot Hurt While Working On Trister Taxi Cab
A. C. Proudfoot, driver for the Trister Taxicab company, was injured this morning while working under a raised car. The jack slipped from its spring contact, striking his right jaw. He remained conscious but suffered a severe blow.
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Japanese sweep hopes fade as Oda era rises
Alan Gould reports on Japanese athletes driving toward Olympic glory in the hop, step, and jump after Mikio Oda’s Amsterdam victory. Oda’s leg injury shadows Japan’s chances, but Tetsuya Nambu and Kamekichi Oshima post strong marks. U.S. contenders like Casey and Bob Kelley lag behind. prospects hinge on Oda’s recovery and rivals’ form ahead of Los Angeles.
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Olympic hop and step champions through 1931
Record of Olympic hop, step and sump champions with winners from 1896 to 1931. Notable marks include Oda of Japan with 51 feet 1 and a fraction inches, and other international champions from Prinstein to Winter, across multiple nations.
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Home Brew Raid Seizes Five Quarts In Walter Criss Apartment
Police and a state trooper raided the Klein building apartment of Walter Criss last night, seizing five quarts of home brew while his wife remained at home. Eighteen bottles were found on ice ready for consumption as the officers searched other apartments for cold trails. Criss returned home early this morning.
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Baseball Leaders and Totals Highlight Historic Day
The report lists home run leaders from yesterday across leagues with players including Foxx Ruth Klein and others from the Athletics Yankees Phillies Giants Dodgers Cubs Reds Tigers Indians Senators Senators and more. Grand totals for American and National Leagues are noted.
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Big Five In Baseball
The list highlights 400 P Waner of the Pirates and 363 Combs of the Yankees along with 300 Foxx of the Athletics, 858 for Hurst of the Phillies, and 300 Lombardi of the Reds. The compilation notes top hitters and notable figures from the era.
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Sentinel promises thorough convention coverage from West Virginia
The Sentinel pledges full coverage of the Republican and Democratic conventions with reporters from each state, AP staff writers in Charleston, and a special camera team. Joseph L Miller will cover West Virginia delegates for the Associated Press, while photographs will be distributed rapidly to member papers and telephoto centers.
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Trial Opens On 3000 Dollar Damage Suit
In Elkins on June 10 a $30,000 damage suit by former State Senator Troy Hardman against contractor Sam G. Polino and attorney A J Colborn began in circuit court with Judge C G Baker presiding. The case centers on a land sale and alleged breach of contract involving 1017 acres in this county and 210 acres in Upshur county sold to the Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank of Charleston. Hardman says he was to be included in a corporate venture to operate the land.
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Coin in Stomach Ends Nosebleed Fear at Keyser Hospital
Cumberland June 10 1922 a 16 year old Edward Blizzard was sent to Keyser hospital after a cent piece lodged in his stomach following failed home remedies to stop a nosebleed. Doctors reported the coin would be out of circulation for several days and the youth’s condition was not serious.
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Hardman Admission Bid Faces Denial in Firm Case
The dispute centers on admitting Hardman to the firm based on his claims, which the defendants deny. They assert stock transfer was contingent on reimbursement of $15,000 spent to buy and improve land. Howard M. Gore, former agriculture head, testified about aiding Hardman last June and about farm sale talks. Gore recounted a Clarksburg call where Hardman said arrangements had changed, ending the matter. The case drew attention due to the prominence of involved individuals.
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