Dodgers Beat Pirates Again 6 to 4
In a four game series finale the Brooklyn Dodgers crushed the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 4 behind strong pitching by Tom Zachary and Red Lucas who allowed 11 hits through six innings. Chagnon closed the seventh and Swift finished as Washington swept the White Sox 8 to 7 with Tra vis driving in the winner in the ninth. Phillies edged Cubs 4 to 3 in ten innings with Camill tying the score and Bartell delivering the decisive sacrifice fly for Irvine Jeffries. Reds snapped New York's four game skid with a 2 to 1 win over the Giants as Tony Frietas shined on the mound. Yankees beat St. Louis 6 to 3 as MacFayden returned to form. Rowe pitched the Tigers to an 11-4 win over Boston. Indians thrashed Athletics 12-6 to take a 2-1 series edge. Braves defeated Cardinals 10-4 after timely Jim Mooney and Lindsay upheavals.
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Tom Zachary
Fettle
Pooklyn Dodgers
Pirates
Red Lucas
Chagnon
Swift
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Travis
Bonira
Phillies
Cubs
Dolph Camill
Johnny Moore
Philadelphia
Chicago
Dick Bartell
Chuck Klett
Irvine Jeffries
Cuyler
Jorges
Reds
New York
Giants
Tony Frietas
Athletics
Cincinnati
St. Paul
Yanks
Tigers
Danny MacFayden
Yankees
St. Louis
Lynwood
Rowe
Detroities
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Hildebrand
Indians
Jim Mooney
Jim Winfred
Jim
Jim Lindsay
Boston Braves
Cardinals
Twilight League standings and week recap push Feterman ahead
The Twilight League saw Feterman win again, defeating Beaumont and extending their lead. Grafton High beat the Colts but fell to Feterman, Maple Avenue swept both games, Wickwire Farmers beat Beaumont, and Mickey McDade’s team dropped to second place after losing to Feterman. Next week ends the first half, with many postponements left and a proposed division restart.
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Fetterman
Beaumont
Grafton High School
Colts
Feterman
Beaumonters
Mickey McDade
Twilight League Schedule Heads Into Final First Half Week
The Twilight League lists a busy last week of the first half with matches on Monday June 18 including Maple Avenue versus Feterman A and F Carr China versus Beaumont. Tuesday June 19 features Lucky Strike against Wickwire and A P Colts against High School F. Thursday June 21 has High School versus Carr China A F and Fetterman against Colts F. Friday June 22 closes with Beaumont versus Lucky Strike A in a decisive game.
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B&b
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Feterman
A. F. Carr China
Beaumont
Lucky Strike
Wickwire
A. P. Colts
High School
Carr China
F. Fetterman
Colts
Baseball scores and schedule with disease warning note
National League games Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh six four and Cincinnati edged New York two one while Philadelphia won four three in ten innings. Boston topped St Louis ten four as New York played Pittsburgh and Brooklyn faced Cincinnati. A broad schedule followed with several matchups and a health advisory urged parents to keep children from crowds and monitor for mild illness symptoms.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Maple Avenue Team Wallops Lucky Strikes in Twilight League
Maple Avenue defeated Lucky Strike 11 to 2 in a six inning twilight league game called due to darkness. Robinson earned the win with two base hits alongside Price, Keane supplied a double for Lucky Strike, while Grinnan struggled for the losers. Batteries were Robinson and Behan for Maple Avenue, Grinnan and Copeland for Lucky Strike.
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Robinson
Maple Avenue
Keane
Price
Grinnan
Behan
Copelaw
RWE I
Maple Ave
Kean
Grimnan
Cope
West Virginia Briefs Highlight Cottage Dispute and Legal Ruling
Charleston reports a movable summer cottage on Cheat river land in Monongalia county sparks ongoing legal battles after its erector attempts to remove it. The state supreme court ruled injunctions are not proper for recovering personal property. Other items note Fairmont’s city attorney nominee changing stance on a federal post, highway reroutes in Weston, and an insurance collection ruling upheld by the supreme court.
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Charleston
Cheat River
Monongalia County
A. R. Phillips
Lee D. Renick
EnBlops
Renick
Glenn Hunter
Phillips
Hunter
Supreme Court
Monongalia County Circuit Court
Fairmont
Albert Kern
M. M. Neely
United States
Northern District
West Virginia
Kern
Grant Town mine to reopen after safety checks
Officials reported conditions in the Grant Town mine of the Federal Coal and Coke Company were satisfactory and workers would return early next week. More than 500 men are employed there. Farer killed near Alvy Tyler county after a huge tree fell on him while cutting timber. he was near death in Sistersville General Hospital. President Roosevelt will send a NRA anniversary message to West Virginia with General Hugh S Johnson as guest. Recovery administrator Donald Ribbers and Edward McGrady will fly from Washington to Charleston. Randolph county circuit court must reassess a dissolved law firm’s accounts after a death in 1929. the supreme court found errors in fee apportionment.
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Fairmont
Grant ‘Town
Federal Coal and Coke Company
Farer
Middlebourne
Perry Stackpole
Alvy
Tyler County
Sistersville General Hospital
Charleston
Hoose
Velt
West Virginia
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Donald R. Ribbers
Edward FP. McGrady
Sistant Secretary of Labor
Washington
Circuit Court
Randolph County
Supreme
Grace Keith Cunningham
A. M. Cunningham
J. J. Madden
Cunningham
Supreme Court
Madden
Mexican Nationalist Movement Announces Program and Growth
Justo Santa Anna, secretary for the supreme chief Ex-General Nicolas Rodriguez, says the organization will present its platform to the Federal Congress while respecting current government machinery. Formed over three years, it claims 66,000 members and blames Jewish and Chinese foreigners for wage suppression and rising prices amid a half million unemployed in Mexico.
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Justo Santa Anna
Nicolas Rodriguez
Federal Congress
Santa Anna
Mexico
Hunope
West Virginia welfare controversy prompts censure and reshuffle
Captain Arnold described a stormy session led by C. K. Payne where Miss Yingling was censured for overstepping authority and withdrawn from service. J. K. Sheridan of Wheeling was named as her successor, while Arnold said he may seek an extension of furlough from the Salvation Army amid arguments over in‑state versus out‑of‑state social workers.
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C. K. Payne
Salvation Army
Beehler
West Virginia
Relief Administration
Arnold
Taylor County
Bechler
Simon J. Friedman
Friedman
James C. Holt
Salva tion Army official to resume welfare board hearing
The statement says the director of transient relief activities will return to Salvation Army work and not seek another furlough extension. Arnold was in Grafton and will be in Charleston on Monday for the resumption of the state welfare board hearing on his case.
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Salvation Army
Arnold
Grafton
Charleston
State Welfare Board
Five Pruntytown Contended With Rump Appointee
Night commander and dorm watchman at AB dormitories earned $60 monthly while others left state service over pay and policy disputes with the Rump-appointed reform school superintendent who has sparked several controversies since succeeding Harry Flesher. No comment was available from school officials.
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Harry Flesher
Reform School
Shaffer Case Reveals Proposals Before Breach Suit
Mrs Shaffer testified that SHAFFER CASE father of the child spoke of marriage with Powell. She described repeated proposals and a plan to wed once his finances allowed. In 1933 discussions continued as the breach of promise suit moved forward.
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Shaffer
Powell
Testimony Reflected Delayed Marriage Plans in Trial
Mrs. Shaffer testified under direct examination that her willingness to marry the defendant was affected by delays and broken plans. The trial, which began yesterday afternoon, was adjourned until Monday morning for resumed proceedings with Mr. Powell represented by Attorney J. Guy.
Georgia Supreme Court Rules Beer Transport Lawful Through State
Atlanta June 16. The Georgia Supreme Court ruled that the Cobb County Sheriff could not interfere with a 3.2 beer shipment moving from Tennessee to Florida. The decision reversed Cobb Superior Court judge Haw kins who had allowed seizure. H. M. Rollins, a common carrier, sought to enjoin Sheriff Legg from confiscating the beer, arguing it was only transiting through Georgia.
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Atlanta
Georgia
State Supreme Court
Tennessee
Florida
Hawkins
Cobb County Superior Court
Cobb County
H. M. Rollins
B. ‘M. Legg
House Passes Amid Labor Tensions and Bank Loan Talks
A telegraph message to President Roosevelt warned of bloody labor disturbances as 96 Senators protested a measure. Signers claim 75,000 steel workers in Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio would be affected. The district loan office in Wheeling reports over 500 loan applications but lacks action figures for the county.
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Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Stocks Edge Higher as Steel Strike Ends Briefly
New York June 18 stocks advanced slightly as the steel strike paused for summer. Trading was fairly active with gains around two points and a firm close, totaling roughly 600 000 shares.
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New York
Sistersville Bridge Authorized by Senate
The Senate passed last night a House bill and sent it to the White House to authorize trustees to build a toll bridge across the Ohio at Sistersville Tyler County West Virginia. The measure aims to empower local trustees to finance construct and operate the new crossing connecting Sistersville to adjacent areas.
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Washington
Senate
House
White ‘House
Sistersville
of Trustees
Ohio
Tyler County
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