Haefner Back To Haunt Indians In Winter Trade Fallout
Washington pitcher Mickey Haefner, traded away by Bill Veeck to the Senators, shut out Cleveland 1-0 in Cleveland as Doby’s first inning single stood as the lone hit. Haefner improved to 16-8 lifetime against Cleveland, while Veeck’s Indians faced another setback in the rival’s win streak. Newhouser’s no hitter bid ended in the fifth as the Yankees beat Detroit 6-1 behind Reynolds.
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Single Run Margin Decides Three Baseball Games
A single run decided three of yesterday's six college baseball games with two games going 10 innings. Ohio U rallied to defeat West Virginia 7-6, Salem beat Pittsburgh 9-7 in 13 innings, and Fairmont State upset Wesleyan 8-7 in overtime. West Liberty topped Glenville 5-1 as Akron State won, while Alderson Broaddus fell to Potomac State 11-3 in a doubleheader.
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West Virginia
Classified Advertising Rates and Notices
Classified ads detail rates for first insertions and consecutive insertions with minimum charges. Includes sample classifieds for trade items, rental rooms, and personal notices. Notices mention non-liability for debts and training exams from Columbian Correspondence College.
Sam Breadon Dies. Former Cardinals Owner Was 72
Sam Breadon, longtime Cardinals owner, died of cancer in St. Louis last night at St. John's Hospital. A 72-year-old figure in baseball, he led the club to nine pennants and six world championships during 27 years as head of the Red Birds. He built the team from a $200 start in 1917 to a $3 million enterprise and helped create the farm system with Branch Rickey in 1925. Breadon is survived by his wife and daughter Mrs. Robert E. Goss. funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Octopus cuddling gin bottle shocks Pittwater tale
Two Pittwater fishermen hauled in an octopus that clung to a full bottle of gin. They released the creature back into the water. A separate report from Clarksburg notes a 16 year old, William Garvin, died after a truck struck a wagon used for rubbish removal by grateful neighbors.
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Australia
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Clarksburg
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Ponder’s Derby Upset Sparks Preakness Hype in Baltimore
Baltimore buzz centers on how Ponder won the Derby and whether he can repeat at Pimlico. Calumet trainer Jimmy Jones remains pleasantly surprised, noting the colt’s rise from underdog to top contender as the field braces for the 3rd Preakness.
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Bill Jones
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Savings Bonds promoted as safest nest egg at Fairmont drive
An opportunity bond drive poster urges buying Savings Bonds as the safest investment. Economic experts call them a safeguard for families and country, while Fairmont prepares to start Daylight Time tonight after a county court decision and a circuit court dispute over timing.
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Marion
Touhy argues railroaded in court after 1933 kidnapping
Roger The Terrible Touhy, serving 99 years at Illinois Stateville for kidnapping John Fac tor in 1933, stood in a Chicago District court anteroom claiming he was railroaded to prison. He was returned to await another hearing May 31.
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