White Sox lefty Pierce fires first one-hitter of season
Billy Pierce of the Chicago White Sox pitched a 5 to 0 one-hitter over the Yankees, aided by Chico Carrasquel’s first inning homer. A 43 minute rain delay limited the no-hitter, with Johnson singling after the delay. Pierce struck out seven and walked five, keeping the Yanks from advancing beyond second base after the delay.
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Browns dominate as Kokos hits ninth homer in win
6 0 and 9 8 in beating the Senators at St Louis mark eighth win in ten meetings this year. Dick Kokos smashed his ninth homer and two doubles to lead the attack of the Browns, who moved into seventh place. Yesterday's star Lefty Billy Pierce of the White Sox pitched the first one hitter of the season, a 5 to 0 victory over the world champion Yankees.
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Baseball Schedule Notes From Eastern League Card
Boston 5 6 Cincinnati 3 5 game results noted. Chicago at Brooklyn postponed. Pittsburgh at New York postponed. St Louis at Philadelphia postponed.
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Yesterday's Results From Sunday NFL Scores
St. Louis defeated Washington 16 to 9 and Chicago beat New York 5 to 0. Detroit topped Philadelphia 7 to 3 while Cleveland edged Boston 3 to 1.
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Global Luxuries and Wealth Facts Snapshot
Facts spanning high value items and notable holdings. 25 chinchilla coats exist worldwide valued from 25000 to 40000 dollars. Britain’s Prince Charles is heir to two palaces three castles and three mansions. Library of Congress holds a collection of all comics copyrighted in the United States. In France one person out of forty two owns a car. Britain’s top quiz prize is about eight dollars.
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Greene County to Sell 1950 Hospital Bonds for 100000
Greene County Indiana will auction 1950 Hospital Bonds totaling 100000 at the Auditor’s Bloomfield office. Bids due by 10:00 AM CST July 18 1950 with interest not to exceed 3 percent and must meet bid forms and bond conditions. Bond proceeds fund hospital enlargement and equipment.
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Island City Visits and a Ladder Fall
Mrs Ollie Gilligan visited her daughter and other relatives including Mr and Mrs Bob Roberts and Mr and Mrs James Angelton. Eva Weaver fell from a ladder Monday and broke her foot. Gary Scholl returned home after visiting grandparents Forest and Mrs Hunter. George Cunningham recovers from the measles. The Weavers and their daughter Karen Sue were visited by Chester Weaver and family.
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Social visits span region with numerous families
Lyons Mr and Mrs Ray Milton and Miss Helen Criss of Spencer spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Alvin Mellick. Mr and Mrs Harold Clark and daughters of Ohio visited Mrs Nell Leavitt. Mrs Orval Hunter and daughter from Bloomfield stayed with relatives here. Mrs Ruby Stuckel from Indianapolis spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Al Brown. Mrs James Earlywine and daughter visited relatives in Farmersburg. Mr and Mrs C H Huff and
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al Brown
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Nashville visitors join Terre Haute hosts at weeklong gathering
Daughters of Nashville Tennessee and Mr and Mrs Charles Kohlman of Terre Haute spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Ford Tidd. Mr and Mrs Walter Madden attended the funeral of his sister in Washington Monday.
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