Millionaire Seeks Umpire Role in Minor League
Norfolk gossip recounts a Florida based tale of Haynes Hayes, a wealthy potential umpire who offered to fund his own travel and umpire duties in the Piedmont league. Despite interest, Ralph Daughton declined the direct arrangement, noting Hayes would be kept on as a substitute if needed, while Hayes maintains his aim to judge the game impartially and advance toward the majors.
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Notable Yankee Scout Trayes Joins Orioles Roots Run Deep
Trayes, educated at elite schools in New York Richmond and New Hampshire, spent six years as a barygton Orioles player. The team twice won New Hampshire state titles and last season competed in the national semi pro tournament at Wichita. Though not champions, they earned the official title most sportsmanlike and Hayes won the individual sportsmanship award.
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Ashland Sophomore Makes Hard Track Progress
A quoted fragment describes an Ashland Ohio college sophomore, a one man track team, who trains intensely doing two miles in 9 1 and a half minutes and practicing through a snowy winter hour. It notes unpolished timber and a bellhop named Andy Han as related details.
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Hinton Home Demonstration Club Notes Meet
The Hinton Ladies Demonstration Club met Tuesday April 1 at the community house with Mrs R B Adams presiding. Mrs C D Muddle Brooks led devotions from Mark 12, the group recited the Lord's Prayer, about five minutes of singing followed. Eight members attended and Miss Glynni Black joined as a new member. Minutes were read and approved. Weather prevented the planned finish work on the floor.
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Phillies edge Bees in 12 inning opener 7 to 6
In fog and rain the Boston Bees defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 7 to 6 in 12 innings to open the 1939 National League season. A crowd under 2,000 watched Dec Prothro’s Phils take a 4 run lead before Boston’s late rally forced extras. Simmons delivered the decisive single in the 12th as West and Hassett set up the run scoring sequence.
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Crackers Rally To Beat Smokies 9-4 In Knoxville
In Knoxville, the Crackers pounded 14 safeties to defeat the Smokies 9 to 4. Gordon Maltzberger worked five innings before a five-run eighth doomed him as Burge and Peters homered for Atlanta while Abernathy did so for Knoxville. The series concludes Thursday.
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Standings and results from Wednesday across Southern Association
The standings show Atlanta 9 Knoxville 4 with several games postponed due to cold. New Orleans at Little Rock and Memphis at Birmingham also postponed. Nashville at Chattanooga listed as cold. Thursday’s slate includes Cincinnati at Chicago and New York at Brooklyn with rain and cold noted. A social note mentions a club house gathering with refreshments hosted by Mrs. C D Middle and Mrs. Berlin Simona.
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Westchester jury hears damages suit over wife's services
A husband seeks damages after claiming injuries to his wife deprived him of her services as he and his wife sat with a Westchester county jury for the first time. Political tension rises as a British Columbia crowd threatens action, police respond with pitch powder. An astronomer reports a tail on the Vuisata comet, a sight many may not spot.
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Family Household Duties Teach a Lesson in Respect
An misread domestic scene shows Olive Roberts Barion portraying a family where children James and Betty, tired from chores, help their mother while a father lectures on duties. The piece notes parental role models, the strain of work on parents, and the subtle child observations of parental faults within a domestic setting.
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Oswald Garrison Villard biography reviewed by a critic
A reviewer lauds the life of Oswald Garrison Villard, tracing his Civil War era father, railroad work, and crusading journalism. The essay highlights his roles with the New York press, his clash with public figures, and his influence on WWI era policy and printing the secret treaties.
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