Many Brilliant Names Inscribed In Record Books During 75 Years
Washington reports the National League marks its diamond jubilee with 75 years of play. Notable names surface in baseball history from McGinley and O Rourke to Spalding and Musial, highlighting first runs, hits, doubles, triples, stolen bases, and the first fielding error. A Chicago shutout in 1876 set a long held benchmark still echoed in the sport.
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Four College Baseball And Other Games Slated Today
West Virginia colleges schedule four baseball games today with West Virginia University hosting Geneva College and Marshall facing Morris Harvey in Charleston. Salem seeks another win to extend its lead while Alderson Broaddus remains winless in the conference. Two golf matches and a tennis event involving WVU players are listed, with West Liberty vs Duquesne in Pittsburgh.
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Major League Standings and Results
National League yesterday New York beat Cincinnati 5 2 Boston defeated Pittsburgh 15 4 Philadelphia over Chicago 5 2 St Louis beat Brooklyn 6 5 in 13 innings Brooklyn leads Chicago tied with St Louis for top NL record. Pittsburgh 7 6 538, Chicago 4 3 571, St Louis 6 5 538, Boston 7 5 500, Philadelphia 7 5 500, Cincinnati 7 3 364. Today’s games listed with matchups and pitchers for six NL contests.
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American League Yesterday's Results Brief
Boston beat Cleveland 7 to 2 and New York edged Chicago 4 to 3. Detroit at Philadelphia game was postponed due to wet grounds.
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French tobacco monopoly cites per capita match use
Paris reports the state controlled tobacco administration says each French person uses about 1,350 matches annually, lower than many European nations where average consumption runs from 1,800 to 2,000 per person.
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Mountaineers Aims To Pad Home Streak In Stadium Action
Mountaineers, after a 9 1 win over Washington and Jefferson, improved to 4 9 and kept an undefeated home mark but remain 0 on the road. Coach Harrick confirms Ted Topper will start at Athletic Field with Sam Adams Bob Watson Morton Sam Shura Pete Zinaich Lou Bonato William Wiltshire Beasley also in the lineup. Mountaineers head to State College for a Penn State double header Friday then host Waynesburg next Wednesday.
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Bob Watson
Ick Morton
Sam Shurass
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Lou Bonato
William Wiltrout
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Believe Frick On Spot After Prediction For Third Major League
New York reports indicate baseball veteran writers view Ford Frick's statement that a third major league is inevitable as premature. Pacif ic Coast League backers press for major status while owners warn expansion would require major restructuring and doubt coastal markets can sustain New York Yankee level salaries.
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West Virginia Hosts Geneva in Home Baseball Match
Morgantown WVU aims to extend its home winning streak by facing Geneva in a 3 p.m. game. The Mountaineers seek another victory as they continue to pile up wins against visiting teams this season.
Backache cause myths and Danes Pills claim relief
A historical ad notes many people underestimate backache causes and links symptoms to cold dampness and overexertion. It promotes Doan’s Pills as a kidney remedy that supposedly cleanses waste and offers relief, urging readers to obtain the product.
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