Reppert's Rosemont Cubs Win West Virginia Title Playoff
Reppert's Rosemont Cubs won the West Virginia State League championship with a 12 to 6 playoff victory over Philippi Red Sox at Waddell Park. Carl Clovis and Hank Mazza hit early home runs, six runs crossed in the first two innings, and Rosemont added four more in the seventh to seal the win. Eddie Baker started for Philippi and was relieved. Hines’ umpiring drew criticism from Rosemont and others.
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J. S. Palmer
Reppert
Rose ‘Mont
Eddie Baker
Philippi
Hines
Grafton
Creek
Rosemont
Ashley
Baker
Lavish
Perrine
Bryan
Dugg
Togger
Clovis
Barbour
Hull
Dugan
Cerato
Cubs
Lefty Hutchinson Delivers Philippi State Playoff Win
In Rosemont, Lefty Hutchinson finally appeared for Philippi in the state league playoff, pitching past a rough first inning to secure a 6 3 victory for Philippi. Rosemont's four errors aided the visitors as Erroll Fitton yielded nine hits and walks, while Philippi capitalized on timely hits to clinch the win. Bracey, Grubbs, and Hull contributed key at bats in a tight game marked by early jitters and late rallies.
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Hutchinson
Rosemont
Cubs
Leffy
Philip
Philippi
Erroll Fitton
Fitton
Hutch
Lawson
Pa Hull
Lefty Hutchinson
Bryan
Ant
Pat Hull
Delucca
Barnett
Chibs
Grubbs
Styan
Waddell Park
Standings and Scores Jelly Weather Hits Attendance
Standings show St. Louis 4-4, Pittsburgh 3-1, Chicago 3-2, Cincinnati 1-4 with rain delaying Brooklyn and Boston. Philadelphia at New York and New York at Philadelphia listed. 800 fans attended due to threatening weather. American League results include Detroit 6-5, Chicago 1-0, St. Louis 4-2, Cleveland 7-1, Boston 9-2, Washington 8.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Iain
Brooklyn
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
New York-Philadelphia
Boston Washington
U Au
Louis
Little Lovin for Golf Bids Amateur Tour Return
In 1991 Anson Little a 24 year old Stanford student and holder of both British and U S amateur crowns plans to join the national amateur golf tour in Cleveland September 9 to 14 He will continue as an unpaid golfer after finishing college and hopes to play until 80 He notes golf is costly demanding and habit forming and cites Bobby Jones as a model for continued play.
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St. Louis
Anson Little
Stanford University
U. S
Bobby
Bobby Jones
Cleveland
Tucker County Fair Opens In Parsons Tomorrow
Parsons, Sept. 3 The twenty first annual Tucker county fair starts tomorrow drawing thousands from across the state and nearby areas for a four day celebration ending Saturday night. Highlights include home and farm product displays in the courthouse with fancy work fruits and flowers, an original letter by President Rutherford B. Hayes, livestock exhibits on Walnut street, and a three horned steer from Dry Fork.
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Parsons
Tucker County
Court House
Rutherford B. Hayes
Walnut _ street
Dry Fork
Cards Triumph Pirates Twice In Doubleheader
The St Louis Cardinals swept the Pittsburgh Pirates in a doubleheader, winning 4-3 and 4-1 as Paul Dean earned his 16th victory and Dizzy Dean recorded his 23rd. The games were part of a busy day with other MLB action noted, including a long Sox Senators stretch at Fenway Park and a split Cubs Reds doubleheader.
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Paul Dean
Hallahan
Dizzy
Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Sox
Senators
Cubs
Cincinnati
Chicago
Reds
Browns
Billy Herman
Herman
Hartnett
Bill Lee
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Sare "Choy
White Sox
McMui
D. White
Robinson
Pss
Rowe
Vencer
Clemens
H. White
Crane
Groves
Murray
Blackhawks
McMullen
Lobis
Manning
B. Denzie
Shaw
Knight
den Vie
C. Shaw
Foster
Yoiho and
Jackson
Tigers claim 1935 City Junior title in close series
The Tigers defeated the Blackhawks 7 to 3 at Fetterman diamond to win the City Junior baseball league championship. Star runs came in the fourth inning as Tiger hitters pounded Robinson and H White, while Manning pitched well in relief to seal the title amid a record crowd. Ratliff led Philippi with strong batting and base running, and Carl Clovis returned to the field with a key home run for Rosemont in the earlier game.
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Tigers
Fetterman
Blackhawks
iIton
Robinson
H. White
Hawks
Knight
Shaw
Manning
Foster
Hamilton
C. Shaw
Denzie
Lobi
Lobis
White
L. Shaw
Tiger
Cubs
Evans
Ossie” Ashley
L.shaw
Manung
Tom Ren- Foster
Nix
Belington
Hamiion
Phila
Elder Auker Secures 15th Victory With Seven Hits
Auker pitched and collected seven hits in a strong afternoon outing as he improved to 15 wins. The performance showcased his multi hit capability and helped his team gain a decisive advantage.
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Auker
Ter
Bakers Mine Opens For Service With Coal Haulage
Run of Mine 6440 bushel facility offers coal hauling for customers. Call 618-3 for service inquiries and arrangements.
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Baker’s Mine
Forgetful Mr Neely as Weather Clashes with Guffey Bill
John L. Lewis addressing miners in a drizzle argued that sponsors of the Guffey bill forgot to include a weather control clause. The scene unfolded in Charleston as rain fell.
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Charleston
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Johnstown Weathers Manager Change in Mid-Atlantic Fight
Johnstown, battling for second-half honors in the Mid-Atlantic league, lost its manager as Jack Quinn signed to attend urgent business in Chicago. Leo Mackey was sought to finish the season. Dayton split with Akron while Johnstown and Dayton remained tied for first after a Labor Day doubleheader. Beckley defeated Portsmouth 6-4, with a rainout of the second game and Charleston Huntington also washed out.
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Associated Press
Johnstown
Helmsman
Jack Quinn
Chicago
Leeks
Leo Mackey
Mackey
Butler
Penn State Association
Portsmouth Pirates
Hawthorne Opens Season With $15,000 Added Money
Hawthorne begins a 29 day stand with Lincoln Fields transfer of horses and riders. Chicago's oldest track boosts $15,000 added money plus four $5,000 stakes as battlegrounds. opening features include the Chicago sprint handicap and Hawthorne handicap while Dis Jecvery is favored in the gold cup. Attendance at Lincoln Fields rose about 50 percent over last year per Matt J. Winn. Jackson's Mill reports West Virginia photographers elect officers, and local high school football circles note upcoming games and coaching prospects amid rain delays and veteran Philippi Bearcats preparing for the Lumberport clash.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Lincoln Fields
Dis Jecvery
C. A. Peck
West Main
Be Shy
Nsigh
Advantage
Matt J. Winn
American Turf Association
Layden Needs Good Linemen For Notre Dame Season
South Bend dispatch reports Elmer Layden faces a tough Notre Dame schedule and a patched line after losses of Captain Sullivan and others. Only end Wayne Millner and tackle Joe Michuta return from the planned line, with Metinkovich and Mills among backs. Layden must improvise a stronger front to support a shifting, left or right oriented attack as he rebuilds the line for games against Kansas Carnegie Tech Wisconsin Pitt Navy Northwestern Army Southern California and others.
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South Bend
Ind
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Trish
Layden
George Melinkovich
Mike
Metinkovich
Wayne Millner
Joe Michuta
Joe Sullivan
Jack
Robinson
Billith
Snyder
Sullivan
Smith
Kansas
Carnegie Tech
Wisconsin
Pittsburgh
Notre
Navy
Baltimore
Ohio State
Northwestern
Army
New York
Southern California
Fifth annual MeVicker family reunion in Rowlesburg
The MeVicker family held its fifth annual reunion at Community Park in Rowlesburg on Sunday September 1. The day featured greetings, a Rowlesburg band concert, a 100 foot lunch table, and a program led by Trueman B. McVicker with talks by A J Dadisman of West Virginia University and other family members from Morgantown Cincinnati Philippi and Grafton.
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Samuel McVicker
Rowlesburg
Katherine McVicker
Tunnelton
D. J.A. McVicker's
Manheim
Glenhope Sterling
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles Cleopas
Noah McVicker
Cincinnati
Ohio
Grafton
Roy Phillips
Clarksburg
Pleasant Creek
MeVicker
Arthur Lazenby
Rowlesburg Methodist Episcopal Church
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Kentucky
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WPA
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Tater” Barnett
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Carl Clovis
Carl
Babe” Barna
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MR. Neely
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Ray Stoker
William Cross
Wheeling
West Virginia Photographer's Association
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Babe
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