World Series Sixth Inning Details From A’s Cardinals Game
Play-by-play notes sketch the sixth inning with Douthit, Adams, Watkins and Hallahan exchanging at bats. Cardinals pull for runners, Athletics respond with Foxx, Miller and Cochrane contributions as Johnson and Earnshaw handle key outs. The narrative highlights pitches, walks, hits and critical plays in a tense late frame.
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Wilson
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Hallahan
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Cochrane
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Miller
Iunning Cardinals
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Athletics
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Gelbert
Cardinals
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Grove
Sylvester Johnson
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Haas
Hatey
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Lindsay
Bolevy
Big Moose
Wee
Cotton crop prospects by state as of October 1
State by state yields and progress show Georgia up to 1 580 000 bales and North Carolina 670 000. Alabama 1 400 000. Mississippi 1 660 000. Louisiana 665 000. Oklahoma 925 000. Arkansas 960 000. New Mexico 100 000. California 224 000 with overall production around 4 275 000 bales. Picking and ginning are unusually advanced in Texas and Oklahoma while ginning lags in Alabama and Mississippi.
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Alabama
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Carolina
Peissourt
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Arizona
California
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New York Cotton Opens Barely Steady on Liquidation
Cotton opened barely steady and then declined as southern and local selling pressured prices. Old long accounts liquidated amid easier Liverpool cables and a favorable weather report. New October hit 9.96 while December and January fell to prior lows. declines ranged 1 to 6 points. Continental buying absorbed some liquidation as Manchester awaited the crop report.
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New Orleans Cotton Opens Weak on Weather and Government Report
Cotton prices slipped at New Orleans as Liverpool cables and favorable belt weather weighed on futures. December touched 10.15 and January 10.27 after a brief opening decline, later recovering slightly on short covering and a bullish ginnings report despite expectations of a higher government estimate.
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Potatoes trade steady in Chicago market report
Chicago markets show potatoes trading slowly with 87 on track 394 and total 0.8 shipments 1.049. Wisconsin sacked Irish cobblers mainly 1.86 to 1.90 with some higher shades. Minnesota North Dakota sacked Red River Ohio s 1.75 to 1.95. North Dakota sacked Irish cobbiers 1.75.
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Cottonseed Price Probe Proceeds in Raleigh Hearing
Federal trade commission lawyers push to paint a complete picture of the cottonseed industry in North Carolina and Virginia territory. Sessions resumed in Raleigh with Examiner W. W. Sheppard opening yesterday after prior hearings in Georgia and Alabama. Walter B. Wooden said the effort aims to detail operations and interests in the cottonseed oil business, beginning with W. F. Marsh, secretary of the North Carolina division of the national Cottonseed Products Association.
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North Carolina
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National Cottonseed Products Association
Synods Consider Consolidation of Theological Seminaries
The South Carolina and Georgia synods met in Clinton South Carolina with a tentative proposal to consolidate Columbia Theological Seminary Atlanta and Louisville Theological Seminary Louisville. W C Robinson reported a resolution from the Alabama synod. consolidation would likely place the merged school in Louisville. Columbia Seminary reports its largest enrollment ever and a current deficit of 125000 dollars expected to be financed soon.
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Missouri G O P Leader Edward Morse Dies at Home
Edward Livingston Morse, longtime Missouri Republican leader, died at his home near Sedalia after a heart attack Sunday and a subsequent decline. His influence in state and national GOP affairs waned after his alleged role in a slush fund connected to Frank Lowden's 1920 presidential bid.
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Alma Rubens Returns to Broadway in New Play
Alma Rubens former film actress will join a Broadway cast with privileges Monday marking her first legitimate Broadway appearance since recovering from illness. She has performed in vaudeville during her recovery and will headline alongside other stage talents at a New York venue.
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Grain prices and sacks by state and quality
Minnesota sacked runa whites 1.70 to 1.80 with poorer 1.45 to 1.65. Nebraska sacked QGliss triumphs 1.70 to 1.85, poor 1.59 to 1.65. Colorado sacked Red Measures 1.95 to 2.10, sacked brown beanties 1.85 to 1.95. Idaho sacked russets 2.26 to 2.60, mostly 2.23 to 2.40. US No 2 1.66.
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Army Deserter Admits Supplying Gang Munitions
Corporal Tom McAdrian, a Fort Sheridan deserter, confessed to stealing an army machine gun and 18,000 rounds of ammunition and selling them to Cicero gangsters. The gun and ammo were valued at $1,500, his tale beginning a hunt for a girl who allegedly persuaded the theft.
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South Carolina Not Likely To Ban Night Work of Mill Women
Dewey Oxner, secretary of the Greenville county legislative delegation, says SC lawmakers meeting in January are unlikely to pass laws banning night work for women and children in textile mills. He argues the mills should address the issue themselves rather than the state.
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England Mourns Victims of R-101 Disaster
London observes national mourning after the R-101 airship tragedy. Bodies are moved from the Tempest to Dover and then London for cremation and public memorials at St Pauls Cathedral before burial at Cardington on Friday. Guards stand vigil beside coffins in Westminster.
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Ford leaders place wreath on Sun Yat Sen tomb
In Nanking on October 8 a wreath from Henry Ford and his son Edsel, inscribed to one who expressed the ideals of the new China, was laid on Sun Yat Sen’s tomb by W. C. Cowling of Detroit, Ford Motor Co executive. Dr Sun Yat Sen founded the Chinese republic.
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London Center of English Prosperity Belt
The southeast of England forms a prosperity belt with the eleven counties near London enjoying the strongest economy. Unemployment nationwide shows 2,072,000 insured workers idle in Britain. the southeast division reports 6.9 percent and London 7.8 percent. South Wales and Lancashire show 26 percent idle. Experts credit broader job variety for London area employment strength.
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Polite Munich Taxi Drivers Welcome Passengers
In Munich the taxi drivers greet new fares with God greet you, a Bavarian politeness that contrasts with the rougher taxi talk found in Paris or Rome. Locals say this friendly salutation is Bavaria’s way of saying howdy to travelers and begin a cab ride with courtesy.
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Kings Mountain Proud Of Hoover Day Celebration
Kings Mountain NC and nearby South Carolina marked the sesquicentennial celebration with President Hoover visiting the town. Citizens recalled the Hoover speech the Washington Light Infantry parade and the street dance while governors and Senators Overman Blease and Smith attended.
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Wright Nephews Annoy Executor in Durham Estate Dispute
Dr. W. M. Ball administrator of the Richard H. Wright estate petitions to remove T. D. Wright and R. H. Wright Jr as executors. He alleges deliberate obstruction of settlement and seeks remedies to pay sister Mary E. Wright $100 000 and recoup debts to the estate. Hearing is scheduled for October 22.
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Cotton ginnings of 1930 reach over six million bales
Census Bureau reports 6,304,608 running bales ginned by October 1 1930, including 194,160 round bales and 3,883 American Egyptian bales, up from 5,903,265 last year and 4,961,360 two years ago, with state totals listed from Alabama to South Carolina.
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Portes Gil resigns leadership of Revolutionary Party
Emilio Portes Gil, former Mexican president, resigned as head of the national revolutionary party citing poor health. He said he would return to his private law practice in Tampico and step down from party duties.
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Emilio Portes Gil
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