High School Tie With Carr China In Twilight League Opener
Grafton High School and Carr China played to a 5 5 tie as Mickey McDade Gene Price and Tony Lobis starved Carr China of offense. Lobis delivered solid mound work while a sensational center field catch by Dick Campbell preserved the draw in the bottom of the final inning.
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China
Gene Price
Mickey McDade
Tony Lobis
Carr China
Grafton High School
Lobis
McDade
Grafton High
Dick Campbell
Sox Managers Changed but Senators Win
Chicago White Sox with a rebuilt lineup and new manager Jimmy Dykes lost their third straight, 7 to 6, as the pennant hopeful Senators rallied from a 4-2 lead. The Sox produced timely hitting but four pitchers could not restrain the Nationals in key spots.
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White Sox
Senators
Sox
Jimmy
Dyes
Pinky Higgins
Connie Mack
Joe Casdrella
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Tribes
Tom Bridges
Detroit
Red Sox
Carl Reynolds
Tigers
Reynolds
Henry Johnson
Boston
Bridges
Newsom
Bucky Newsom
Pacific Ceas
St. Louis Browns
Yankees win fifth straight 8 to 3 as series summary unfolds
National League notes recap multiple games as Yankees beat an opponent 8 to 3 to stretch their win streak. Reds end eight-game skid with a six-run rally against Fred Fitzsimmons and Joe Bowman in the early frames. Cardinals topple the Braves 5 to 4 behind Jess Haines three-hit start. Pirates shut out the Dodgers 2 to 0, Bill Swift pitching seven innings after a rough prior day. Phillies explode for 13 to 6 over the Cubs, dropping Chicago to third in the standings. Ethan Allen homers off Lynn Nelson as the Cubs starter exits early.
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Reds
Fred Fitzstm-r
Joe Bowman
Giants
Jess Haines
Jim Mooney
St. Louis
Cardinals
Oldster
Boston
Braves
Bill Swift
Dodgers
Pitsburgh
Philadelphia
Cub
Phillies
Lynn Nelson
Cubs
Ape
Ethan Allen
Rosemont Coal Miner Injured in Slate Fall
John Darmo a 63 year old Rosemont coal miner is in Davis Memorial Hospital Elkins with severe injuries from a slate fall at Reppert Coal Company. This is his third serious accident in a year with a crushed back and critical condition. Darmo native of Hungary has no close relatives in the United States.
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John Darmo
Rosemont
Davis Memorial Hospital
Elkins
Reppert Coal Company
Darmo
Hungary
Heirontinues To Attend Laundrymens Parley
The West Virginia Association of Laundrymen holds its two day annual meeting at the Waldo Hotel in Clarksburg starting tomorrow morning. Lloyd Peck, general manager of the National Association of Laundrymen based in Joliet Illinois, will be a headline speaker.
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West Virginia Association of Laundymen
Waldo Hotel
Clarksburg
Lloyd Peck
Joliet
National Association of Laundrymen
United States
Canada
Banquet Tonight Leads to 1936 Convention City Choice
At 6 30 tomorrow evening the American dining room hosts a banquet with W W Wallace of Huntington as toast. Officers will be elected and the convention city for 1936 chosen. T W Heironimus of the Home Laundry will leave in the morning to attend the two day convention.
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American Dining Room
W. W. Wallace
Huntington
T. W. Heironimus
Compton Day Chiefs Nth District Pick Named
United Dry Forces in Charleston chose Compton as chief of the eleventh senatorial district. W G Brown was named chairman, Donsli Blaer of Charleston secretary, with Herre Ch Camntan of Grafton and J C Hupp of Fairmont on the executive committee. Delegates from Grafton included Rev W R Eskew and W E Leonard.
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C. F. Shafer
Ybetha Stoops
Myrtle ‘Bartlett
Reach Compromise In Bacon Cain Argument
In a trespass suit heard before Magistrate Ona C. Jefferys, Jesse Cain sues Nancy Bacon over occupation of a Santiago Booths Creek district farm. Cain, tenant of the late Charles Scranage, alleges Bacon pitched a tent after Scranage's death and refuses to vacate. plans mention a Rio eject and drainage project.
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Ona C. Jefferys
Jesse Can
Nancy Bacot
Santiago
Booths Creek
Jefferys
Cain
Charles Scranage
Bacon
Scranage
Cain. Pending tax deed suit to be heard by Judge Dent
The text indicates that the pending suit challenging the validity of the tax deed is to be submitted to Judge Herbert W. Dent for determination. No other individuals or entities are named beyond the judge and the tax deed dispute.
Funeral services for Annabelle Boyles at Bailey cemetery
Annabelle Boyles two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Boyles of Rosemont died at the aunt Mrs Margaret Hersman home in Weston on Monday. She is survived by five brothers and sisters and her parents.
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Bailey Cemetery
Annabelle Boyles
Howard Boyles
Rosemont
Margaret Hersman
Weston
Flemington Boy Is Honored At College
Strother, to the position of president of the student body, Friday, May 4. This is the second hour which has been bestowed upon young men of locality by the college in the last few weeks. The was the selection of Michael Wason of Mr. and Mrs. Harley as valedictorian of the graduating class of the abody. The Man Whom in Nature Protect ed From Pain. Heat cold and wounds do not affect him. Read about this unusual case in the American Weekly, the big magazine which comes with the Baltimore Sunday American issue of May 13. On sale by your favorite newsdealer at newsboy.
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Newsboy
Life Protection at Cost Offers Mutual Benefit Plan
Non profit Life Protection at cost offers yearly renewal at about 13 dollars for ages 5 to 75 across all races. Dues end after 15 years. Write for details to Dept A Family Mutual Benefit Association Heard Building Phoenix Arizona.
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Family. Mutual Benefit Association
Heard Bidg
Phoenix, Arizona
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