Beaumont Beats Maple Avenue Lads In Low-Scoring Tilt
Brilliant pitching by Rabbit of Beaumont limited Maple Avenue to no hits through six innings while Beaumont took an early lead and added another in the fifth. Maple Avenue made key threats in the sixth and seventh with bases loaded but could not push across the tying run. Final: Beaumont 2, Maple Avenue 1.
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Beaumont
Maple
Avenue
Garrell
Swishers
Maple Avenue
R. H. E. IF. Gerkins
R.swisher
Local bouts and football safety discuss video scraps
Fortnight sports notes recount Buddy McArthur in a two round fight with Red Barry and suggest he may not be a knockout artist. Baseball figure Rogers Hornsby comments on the Browns and Tigers, with optimism about Detroit’s prospects. Twilight league losses burden Maple Avenue, while Floyd R Eastwood analyzes football fatality data for 1931 to 1933, urging better coaching and safety emphasis in schools and colleges.
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Fairmont Sport
Red Barry
Washington, D. C
Buddy Mcarthur
Fairmont
McArthur
Barry
Rogers Hornsby
Browns
Tigers
Hornsby
Maple Avenue
Carl China
Beaumont
B&b
Fnal
Floyd R. Eastwood
New York University
Decree Confirms Sale in Marion National Suit
A decree was entered by W. Dent in Taylor council court this morning confirming the sale of property in the suit of C. A. Jones receiver for Marion National Bank of Marion Ohio against Mrs et al. The action relates to a bank foreclosure in Marion County.
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C. A. Jones
Marion National
Marion
Ohio
W. Dent
Taylor Council
League baseball slate and pageant events listed
Cleveland visits Chicago and St Louis hosts New York at Washington Boston at Philadelphia in a busy day. Also notes a men’s swimming race a grease pole contest and a signed address section with event details.
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Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Aen
Yester
Pet
New York
Chicago Louis
Sburgh
Bos
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Reland
Detroit
Nudist Wedding Held at Chicago World’s Fair
At the Century of Progress in Chicago a nudist wedding was performed with Jean May of Amarillo Texas and Charles Mueller of Milwaukee as the couple. The nine-person wedding party wore no clothes except the minister, who was barefoot in goatskin. The ceremony took place amid the dinosaur and prehistory displays at the fair site.
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Chicago
Amarillo
Milwaukee
Jean May
Texas
Charles Mueller
No Taxicab War Possible in Gretna Green
Wellsburg June 30. May or Charles F. McGlumphey says there will be no taxicab drivers war in this Gretna Green. Teen competition for business by drivers to serve young couples traveling from Ohio cities to Wellsburg for marriages prompted mayoral intervention. Drivers and grooms clash between Sixth and night streets as efforts to curb tensions unfold.
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Wellsburg
Charles F. McGlumphey
Gretna Green
Ohio
Giants Stage Comeback To Beat Dodgers
The New York Giants rallied to defeat the Brooklyn Dodgers in the first game of a three game series despite being outhit two to one. The Giants overcame a slow start to win and end the Dodgers’ early momentum.
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Giants
New York Giants
Oliqainister
Brooklyn Begers
Wiacgers
Bucky Walters
Red Sox
Oisvard
Phillies
Boston
Braves
Cincinnati
Reds
Cardinals
St. Louis
Pirates
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Indians top White Sox as Hale homers in 11th duel
Odell Hale hit a homer with Hal Trosky aboard in the 11th to lift Cleveland to a 5 2 victory over Chicago in the opening game of the series. The White Sox pitcher Les Tietje and Mel Harder clashed in a tense duel before the decisive blow. Detroit St Louis game postponed by rain. other AL games not scheduled.
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Les Tietje
White Sox
Mel Harder
Cleveland
Odell Hale
Hal Trosky
Indians
Schedule Changes Made in Local Bus Service
West Virginia’s local bus service announced July 1 changes to the Mapleech route adding three trips and adjusting morning times. The 9:45 a.m. bus becomes 9:30 a.m. and the 11 a.m. moves to 10 a.m. A noon trip shifts east to the west side, the 9:15 p.m. becomes 9:30 p.m., and a 10:45 a.m. daily trip is added. Walnut Street trips and extra round trips by Grafton Philippi are described. Fetterman Blueville 11 p.m. moves to 11:10 p.m. due to trains. Park trips include 1 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3 p.m. east side service.
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West Virginia
B&o
Mapleech
Grafton-Philippi
Fetterman-Blueville
Grafton
West Virginia Briefs Chronicle Crime and Fire News
West Virginia report covers Charles Everett arrested for forging twenty dollar check on Mrs. Pratt after chase from Kunst addition to Letter Gap. Parralel fire destroys a Canaan Valley home of Harr, loss about $3000. Other notes cite a Wheeling textbook ruling, a jail escape confession, a boiler explosion in Williamson killing John Mills and injuring eight.
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Lewis’ Unty
Asey
Iw. C. Ratcliff
Everett
Marrowbone Creek
John Earl Mills
Extortion Plot Plea By 13 Year Old In Charles Town
In Charles Town a 13 year old Oliver Strother admits writing a demand letter to Mrs. Mary Blaine Baker of Bolivar Virginia for 20000 dollars to repair his mother’s house. He is placed on parole until age 21. Senator Myers of Marshall County is seriously ill with an affliction causing several hemorrhages in the eyes and recent hospital discharge. In Morgantown a 36 year old Joe Martin from Barrackville is charged with raping a 19 year old Hildebrand girl along the Monongahela Railroad route. police hunted him for over five hours before capture.
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Charles Town
Oliver Strother
Mary Blaine Baker
Bolivar
W. Va
Myers
Morgantown
Hildebrand
Monongahela
Joe Martin
Barrackville
Martin
Clarence Satterfield
C. C. Taylor
Rose Drugich
Former Maryland Clerk Sentenced to Prison
Bryan Davis former clerk and treasurer of Takoma Park was found guilty of embezzling about 12000 and sentenced to six years in the Maryland State penitentiary Judge Arthur D Willard overruled a new trial motion and Davis appealed His bond set at 7500 with his father Ben G Davis a former mayor and Montgomery County official acting as bondsman
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Rockville
Bryan Davis
Takoma Park
Maryland State Penitentiary
Arthur D. Willard
Willard
Bernard Welsh
Davis
Ben .G. Davis
Montgomery County Commissioners
Owner Who Reclaimed Ring Mystified by Loss
Beckley June 30. Bill Bridge found a class ring on a Beckley street and asked Rainelle High School principal about a 1932 class member with initials M B L. Mary E Leffler of Rainelle claimed the ring, saying she did not lose it in Beckley but in Washington DC.
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Beckley
Bill Bridge
Beckley Street
Bridge
Rainelle High School
Mary E. Leffler
Rainelle
Washington
Wealthy Child and Governess Reported Missing
The missing girl Naadine, aged from a wealthy family, and governess Mrs. P. Leveque were to sail to New York with her father. Leveque says Naadine vanished in a theater restroom after they left for the trip. About $50 was missing. the family had been in suburban La Jolla. mother and Navy captain husband are in New York.
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P. Leveque
New York
Penny Finds Permit Lad to Attend Big Fair
Logan West Virginia June 30 Orville Garten twenty is off to the Century of Progress in Chicago on pennies earned from a coin he found in change. Garten sold the Old silver alloy pre Civil War penny for forty nine dollars and uses the proceeds to join the fair. Oklahoma City June 30 Sheriff mustache inspection reveals deputies deny wearing false facial hair.
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Logan
W. Va
Orville Garten
Chicago
Garten
United States
Oklahoma
City
Frank Parlington
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Sylvester Harr
Canaan Valley
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State Board of Education
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Braxton County
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Sandwich
Associated:Press
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J. C. Myers
Marshall County
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Grafton Taxi & Transfer CO
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Opt. D. Optometrist
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