Standings Snapshot From Sunday NBA Schedule
Pittsburgh leads at 11-3 with St. Louis 7-0. Philadelphia 7, New York 5. Boston 6-2, Brooklyn 4-5. Chicago 4-9, Cincinnati 5-8. Games today include Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, and Chicago at Cincinnati.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh-St. Louis
Pittsburgh Chicago
Baseball Results Roundup From Yesterday in the American League
The recap lists scores across multiple games with teams like New York Boston Cleveland St Louis Chicago Detroit Washington Philadelphia and others. Notable results include New York 8 9 and Boston 7 11. Chicago 6 3 over Detroit while St Louis faced Chicago and several minor leagues or regional pairs such as Milwaukee Columbus Toronto Jersey City and Newark show varied scores.
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New York
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Middle Atlantic League Scores Summary
Wheeling 5 to 2 Beckley 4 to 1 Springfield 21 to 3 Zanesville 4 to 2 Huntington 13 to 9 Charleston Johnstown unscheduled baseball results listed.
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Wheeling
Beckley
Springfield
Zanesville
Huntington
Dayton
Charleston-Johnstown
Fetterman Closes Gap With 9 3 Victory Over B and O Nine
Ned Shriver pitched four hits allowed as Fetterman belted 16 hits to beat B and O 9 to 3 in the Tygarts Valley League. Roger Shriver went 4 for 4 with a leadoff home run, while John Gerkins Wright struggled on the mound for the rail roaders. Fetterman had previously fallen to Belington 11 to 6 after leading 5 to 2. Next Saturday Fetterman hosts Century and then travels to Philippi.
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John Ford
Feterman
Ned Shriver
Fetterman
Rail Roaders
John Gerkins
Wright
Ward Boys
Roger Shriver
Belington
Philippi
R. H. PO
P. Gerkins
G. Koch
Swisher
W. Gerkins
D. Koch
J. Gerkins
Henry
McGovern
L. Phillips
N. Shriver
P. R. Shriver
Keener
Burkhamer
B. Phillips
P. Phillips
Beavers
Davis
R. Shriver
N. N. Shriver
Shriver
Toll of Life at Houghton Lake Storm Tragedy
A severe lake storm at Houghton Lake Roscommon County Michigan left boats overturned and dozens of people missing as witnesses described water spouts over twenty feet high. Officials raced to survey cottages and confirm casualties, with anticipated rise in the death toll.
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Houghton Lake
Roscommon County
Michigan
Dramatic Church Pageant Brings Biblical Scene Alive
The Rev. E P K Roof played Abraham with Mrs Roof as Sarah and Paul Brestel as Isaac. The cast wore costumes enhancing realism. Miss Kate Koelz served as announcer guiding the audience through the story’s progress to a large crowd.
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E. P. K. Roof
Abraham
Many Out Of Town Folks Attend Duffy Funeral
Out of town attendees at the funeral for Mrs. John C. Duffy included J. M. Garvey and Kate Clark of Wheeling Joseph Duffy Vincent Duffy William Duffy and Clara and Margaret Duffy Ed Duffy of Baltimore T F O’Brien Terra Alta Rose Burchnell D W Kennedy Fairmont Mary Smith Katie Smith Walter Gluckner Pittsburgh Pat Duffy and Margaret Cumberland Md
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John C. Duffy
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
J. M. Garvey
Joseph Duffy
Terra Alta
Rose Burchnell
D. W. Kennedy
Fairmont
Mary Smith
Katie Smith
Walter Gluckner
Pittsburgh
Pat Duffy
Margaret
Cumberland
Bible drama presented by Lutherans at St Pauls Church
Vespers Sunday evening at St Pauls Lutheran church featured an instructive Bible drama titled The Sacrifice. The five scene depiction illustrated God calling Abraham to offer Isaac as a living sacrifice, rendered in faithful detail.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
God
Abraham
Isaac
Medieval clock shaped like a ship in Crossword form
Puzzle clues mix across and down entries with numbers and partial phrases. Readable bits include references to a medieval ship shaped clock, old measurements, fonts, languages, and various cryptic hints. The fragmentary stream suggests a Sunday cross word page with theme cues and partial solution notes.
Fall Injuries Fatal to Mrs Georgia McParland Johnson
Mrs Georgia McParland Johnson of Waynesburg Pennsylvania died at Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh last Friday after a hospital fall and hip fracture. Funeral services were held at her home and burial followed at Unintown. She leaves a husband and five children, three married, with longtime ties to Mrs Mayme Walaters Pracht and Andrews M E Church where she served as maid of honor over 33 years ago.
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Georgia McParland Johnson
Waynesburg
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Unintown
Johnson
Mrs Johnson
Mayme Walaters Pracht
Pracht
Andrews M. E. Church
Demoss Trial Up Tuesday
Clyde Demoss, tied to a shooting incident with Robert Knight and Herbert Thompson involving a tear gas pencil during a West Side patrol, fled into darkness at the county jail after arrest. He was re-arrested Saturday night and will face a hearing before May.
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Clyde Demoss
Robert Knight
Herbert Thompson
Earl Demoss
West Side
Thompson and Knight Charges Dismissed Last Week
The report notes that a misdemeanour charge against Charles O. King is set for tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Like charges against Thompson and Knight were dismissed last week.
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Charles
King
Thompson
Knight
Globe Girdler Grabs Sleep Nome Is Next
Jimmy Mattern rested briefly in Khabarovsk Siberia during the world flight leg preps heading toward Nome Alaska. Weather ahead reportedly heavy with no official takeoff time announced as Khabarovsk to Kamchatka route looms.
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GLOBE
Nome
Moscow
Jimmy Mattern
Khabarvsk
Siberia
Alaska
Kamachatka Peninsula
Khabarowsk
Hospital Notes From City Hospital This Morning
Mrs Opal Wyancott of the city underwent a major operation at City Hospital this morning. Joseph Parrish of Belington had a minor operation this morning. Earl Smoot of Newburg was discharged from the hospital this morning. Mrs Bernice Cantinell of Philippi was discharged this morning.
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Opal Wyancott
City
City Hospital
Joseph Parrish
Belington
Earl Smoot
Newburg
Bernice Cantinell
Philippi
West Virginia to Convene School Leaders on County Unit
Charleston June 12 The state superintendent W W Trent will meet with 55 county superintendents on Wednesday and Thursday to study the county school unit and its application in West Virginia. The conference will focus on future educational plans as the measure passed.
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Chrieston
W. W. Trent
West Virginia
Legislation Replaces Local Board Structures Countywide
At the recent session of the legislature substitutes county boards of location for about four hundred magisterial and independent district boards.
Yacht Slaying Case Revived In Stamford
In Stamford on June 12, the unsolved midnight murder of Benjamin P. Collings, a 38 year old yachtsman and engineer, resurfaced as his widow identified a burglar who may resemble one of two assailants from 1931. She and police noted a likeness to a New York man, Frank Dreger, 61, and she recounted being abducted from the Col.
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Stamford
Conn
Benjamin P. Collings
Long Island Sound
Frank Dreger
New Yorks
Stam- Committees confront Dreger at police station
Jins confronted Dreger at Stam- Committees session held at the Ford Police Station headquarters morning before adjournment.
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Jins
Dreger
Ford
West Virginia Pharmacists Convene in Clarksburg
More than 350 druggists from West Virginia and their spouses gathered in Clarksburg for the 27th annual meeting of the West Virginia Pharmaceutical Association. The event, led by James S. Rodney, welcomed attendees, with Frank B. Haymaker delivering the welcome, Roy B. Cook replying for members, W. R. Drake giving the annual address, and J. Lester Haymen presenting the secretary’s report.
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Clarksburg
West Virginia
West Virginia Pharmaceutical Association
James S. Rodney
Frank B. Haymaker
Roy B. Cook
Charleston
W. R. Drake
Fairmont
J. Lester Haymen
Morgantawa
Proposed Amendment To The United States Constitution
The document lists a proposed 21st amendment repealing the 18th and outlines ratification instructions for voters. It names supporters and opponents, including Patrick Beacom and Edith W. Breckinridge, and presents claimed consequences such as repeal of prohibition, state rights for WV, and tax revenue benefits. The text reflects period political framing and positions for ratification versus opposition.
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United States
Congress
West Virginia
Senator James Davis pleads not guilty in Moose lottery case
New York June 13 1990 Senator James Davis of Pennsylvania pleaded not guilty to a new indictment in the Moose lottery case. Trial date is tentatively set for July 10. The new presentment supersedes an older indictment from last fall whose trial was halted by a juror's indiscretion.
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New York
James Davis
Pennsylvania
William Bondy
Davis
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