Mannington High Schools 1922 Baseball Review Claims County Title
Mannington High School outlines the 1922 season from coach records, noting seven wins and five losses in twelve games. The team claims county championship claims, compares with Fairview, and highlights pitchers Gump, McCarnes, Ryan, and Jones. Several seniors earned letters in multiple sports, with leadership roles assigned for 1923. The article projects a bright athletic outlook for 1922-1923 despite graduations.
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Mannington
Mannington High School
Monongahela Valley League
Tulle
Monongah
Puirview
Fairview
Pes
Gumphas
Ioi
Ted
Gump
Grafton
Cherk
Tohmas
Price
BE. McCarnes
Hunter
Bas Unett
Mercer
Prichard
A. McGarnes
Ryan
Rudy
Jon
An Magee
Eitton
Harold Thomas
McCarnes
Ira
Guy Hunt
Stevv Outhield
Walter Price
George Rudy
Alarence Magee
K Mdyoutfielder
Cassy” Ryan
Bill Jones
Edwin Bee Games
Cmé
Guy Hunter
Sen
Glenn Arnett
Basmadg
Vathletics
Jand
Balijand
Ert Wetzel
Harry Crore
Seignan
Jaseball
Charles Con ‘Eway
Steels Suffer Further Losses Amid Market Turbulence
New York June 6 reports renewed pressure on steels oils and motors with secondary transportation rising on favorable earnings merges. Stocks traded heavy with Crucible Gulf States United States steels Studebaker Baldwin Mexican and California petroleum companies showing losses. Rails led declines then some high grade issues rebounded while several rail and chemical stocks posted mixed gains amid irregular close.
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New York
Crucible
Gulf States
United States Steels
Studebaker
Baldwin
Mexican
California Petroleums
Corn Products
Dupont and
Davison Chemical
Toledo
St Louis & Western
Lake Erie
Western
Western Maryland
Western Pacific
Norfolk & Southern
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Missouri Pacific
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Pierre Marquette
Peoria & Eastern
Texas & Eastern
New Haven
Cal Money
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Allied Chemical and Dye
Allis Chalmers
American Beet Sugar
American International Corp
American Smelting
Bet'g
American Sugar
Seat
Sumatra Tobacco
American T
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Stef “B
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
R. I. and
Pac
Chiro ‘Copper
Veseenaaag
Colorado Fuel and Iron Corn Products
Crucible Steel Erie
Famous Players-Lasky
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors Goodrich Co
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Inspiration Copper
International Harvester J Int. Mer
International Paper
Invincible Oil
Kennecotte
Louisville & Nashville
Miami Copper
Middle States Oil
Midvale Steel - Missouri Pacific
New York Central
N. Y
N. H. & Hart
Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific
Okla
Pacific Oil
Pan Amer
Pennsylvania Pure Oil
Ray Consol
Copper Reading
Royal Dutch, N. Rep
IL & S
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Oil
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
Standard Oil of
N. J. Studebaker Corp
Tennessee Copper Texas Co
Texas & Pacific _ Tobacco Products
Transcontinental Oil
Union Pacific United Retail
U.S. Ind
Alcphi
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghouse Electric
Willy Overlord
Mine Trouble Resumes Near Hughes Mine
Sheriff Chariton and deputies hunted for several union unrest suspects after a mob from Norwood Rivesville and Shaft forced non union miners to join the United Mine Workers or quit work. Guy Moremann is jailed. others sought as county officers monitor sections where strikes have flared before. The Hughes mine continues operating while authorities pursue warrants and ensure quiet at nearby sites.
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James
Chariton
Guy Moremanr
Hughes
East Side Utilities Co
Monongathela
Norwood
Rivesville
Shaft
United Mine Workers of America
J. L. Blocher
Guy Moremann
Haymond Street
Mannington Pithy Paragraphs Mix Satire With Local Chatter
A Mannington column blends humorous lines about a stolen horse and a pork shortage with quips from Chief Masters and Edgar A. Guest. It pokes fun at social mores, hammer jokes, and the limits of a one man band versus a symphony.
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Mannington
Letter to the Editor on Mannington Band Donations and Costs
A Mannington letter defends Legion and band expenses for May 30 1921 and a Fairmont parade. It details checks paid to Bert Shimp Roy Cunningham and Wheeling players, carfare, meals, and a $59 minstrel show subsidy. It disputes misprints and invites Mr. Snodgrass to verify with band members for clarity.
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Mannington
West Virginian
Snodgrass
Muscian
Legion
Fairmont
Legion Committee
Fairmont Committee
Wheeling
Bert Shimp
Bank of
Roy Cunningham
Hays
Shinnston
Legion Aid
Mannington Girl Dies at Cook Hospital
Virginia McIntire ten year old daughter of Mrs Sarah McIntire of Mannington died at nine this morning at Cook Hospital after a mastoid trouble illness. The body was taken to Mannington for burial to be by Frank Huey.
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Virginia McIntire
Sarah McIntire
Mannington
Cook Hospital
Frank Huey
Walter Barnes Speaks at Diploma Exercises at Grangeville School
Diploma exercises at Grangeville School in Mannington District featured nine graduates receiving diplomas from F. 2. Furbee with I. A. Barnes presenting the diplomas and Walter Barnes of Fairmont Normal School delivering the address on The Value of Higher Education. Dr. F. N. Vance and E. Furbee offered remarks, and prior to the exercises Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mills hosted a 6pm chicken dinner for the guests.
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Grangeville
Mannington
F. 2. Furbee
Board of Education
I. A. Barnes
Walter Barnes
Fairmont Normal School
Plano
F. N. Vance
Lester Mills
Dr. F. N. Vance
E. Furbee
Metz Children Day program draws large church crowd
The Metz event drew a large congregation at the church with a successful Children’s Day program. Visitors included Mrs. John Brack of Cannonsburg staying with her daughter Mrs. Arthur Metz, plus Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moore and daughter and Mrs. Florence E. Campbell at the Kam Laughlin home. Local residents from Campbell's Run attended the evangel ical meeting, and Will and Gay Sturm visited their parents the previous Sunday. CORNING OIL ADVANCES Pittsburgh June 6 The price of oil rose 15 cents a barrel at market open with all other grades up 25 cents yesterday.
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John Brack
Cannonsburg
Arthur Metz
Ernest Moore
Florence E. Campbell
Kam “Laughlin
Campbell
Will and
Gay Sturm
Campbell’s
El 1
James Sturm
Corning Oil Advances
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Boys Club and All-Stars Ready for Thursday Game
Mannington June 6 The Boys Club and the All-Stars will play a seven inning game at Hough Park Thursday evening. Both teams have been playing well and the matchup is expected to attract real ball fans. First pitch at 5 30. Six round bout follows Elks smoker Frank O'Brien of Cambridge Ohio faces Frank Noye local light weight in a fast bout with no bloodshed. Nearly 100 Elks attended.
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Mannington
Boys’ Club
All-Stars
Hough Park
Order of Elks
Frank O'Brien
Cambridge
Ohio
Frank Nope
Noye
O'Brien
O’brien
City League Forming In Mannington For Six Teams
A Sunday meeting discussed forming a Mannington city baseball league with six teams playing three games weekly in the evenings. Each team will supply a 15 man roster, with players restricted to one team only. A board will record names and handle supplies, with another meeting set for Wednesday to advance plans.
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Mannington
Mannington Basebal
Mannington Society Notes Edna Chambers Weds Harlen Duncan
Edna Josephine Chambers and Harlen Lester Duncan married in Oakland Maryland on June 3. Edna, a Bowling Green Business University graduate, taught at Shinnston High School. Harlen, former Glover Gap High principal, will join Marshall College for the summer term. They plan to reside in Shinnston after September 1 as Harlen becomes Clay District principal and Edna teaches commerce at Shinnston High. Picnic at Jollitt Grove postponed again for sophomores with sunny day hoped next Thursday.
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Chambers-Ducan
B. £. Chambers
Buffalo
Edna Josephine
Harlen
Lester Duncan
Oakland
Bowling Green Ky
Business University
Shinnston High School
Duncan
Glover Gap
Washington, D. C
Marshall College
Huntington
W Va
Shinnston
Clay
Shinaston
Jollitt Grove
Surprise birthday party for Ida Ornduff at Campbell's Run
Miss Ida Ornduff, recently home from Ohio Valley General Hospital Wheeling, enjoyed a surprise birthday hosted by sisters Miss Georgia Ornduff and Miss Sarah Brummage. The group, including Bruce Brummage, traveled from his home to Ida's, spending the day with games and festivities.
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Ida Ornduff
Ohio Valley General Hospital
Wheeling
Georgia Ornduff
Sarah Brummage
Bruce Brummage
Metz
Beegum
Carl Woodruff
Mannington
Campbell
Eana Stevens
Fairmont
William A. Stevens
C. Hamilton
Eastern Petroleum Co
B. Liming Farm
Minister Attacked Near Lawton After Resignation
The Rev. T. J. Irwin, former pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, was attacked and beaten last night near Lawton Oklahoma after resigning amid charges of conduct unbecoming a minister. Irwin declined to discuss the incident and few details are available.
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Lawton
Okla
T. J. Irwin
First Presbyteria
Churen
Irwin
Market roundup shows grains and livestock edge higher
Opening quotes shifted lower at first with July 113 to 112 and September 1.13 to 1.13, then a broad advance above yesterday. Corn and oats firmed with wheat, July 60 to 60.5 for corn, oats up from 36 to 37 with later gains. Higher hog quotes boosted provisions.
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Odiy
Vance
Ogden to visit Fairmont amid senatorial race talk
Herschel C. Ogden the Wheeling publisher and Republican senatorial candidate will arrive in Fairmont on Thursday evening to meet locals at the Fairmont Hotel before heading to Morgantown. Democratic race outlook remains unsettled with Cornwell favored by a Huntington writer and Neely potentially stepping aside. The Monroe Watchman urges a clear bearer aligned with true democracy following Woodrow Wilson’s principles.
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Herschel C. Ogden
Wheeling
United States
Fairmont
Ogden
Fairmont Hotel
Morgantown
Huntington Herald-Disputch
John J. Cornwell
Maj. M. M. Neely
Chilton
Cornwell
Hampshire County
Huntington
Monroe
Democratic
United State
West Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
Wage conference with no change predicted in Atlantic City
Manufacturers of bar iron and union representatives began a week long conference on wages and working conditions in Atlantic City. Both sides predicted no wage digerse or changes in the contract. Conference to continue through the week.
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Atlantic City
Bar Iron Industry
Lost mare sought by owner in Mannington
A gray mare with a white mane and tail is missing. Weighs about 1090 pounds. A reward is offered. Contact Jesse T. Roberts at phone 26 R Mannington.
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Jesse T. Roberts
R Mannington
Meremann Arrested In Shooting Case Near Worthington
County officers arrested Meremann in connection with the shooting of Mr Jc and Mrs Clarence O. McVey at their home near Annabelle Sanction, Worthington area, early Thursday morning. The arrest followed inquiries at the scene and official ground searches.
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Meremann Owas
Harding Endorses Senate Provisions On Army Defense
Washington June 6 Senate conferees work with the House to resolve differences in the Army bill. President Harding praises the Senate provisions for officers enlisted personnel and the National Guard as essential to national defense. He notes possible future reductions but calls for careful readjustment and stability for now.
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Washington
Senate
House
Harding
National Guard
Warrens
Department of the
Discoverer of Gold Died in Vancouver Monday
George Carmack, reputed discoverer of the Klondike gold fields, died in Vancouver after a pneumonia. Born September 4 1860 in Contra Costa County California, Carmack kept twenty two nuggets from his Bonanza Creek washing, which were turned into a golden telegraph key presented to President Taft in 1909 for the Alaska Yukon Exposition opening.
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Vancouver
B. C
George Carmack
Felas
Herci
Pneumonis
Contra
Costa County
California
Bonanza Creek
Klondike
Alaska Yukon
Seattle
Miners Hear UMWA Leader William Green At Three PA Towns
William Green secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers of America arrived in Uniontown to address striking miners in Uniontown Masontown and Connellsville. Crowds formed early as miners gathered for the meetings in the Western Pennsylvania coal field.
Belfast inquest reads letter tied to magistrate murder
A letter dated May 15 and postmarked Dublin was read at the inquest into the murder of a Belfast magistrate. The note aimed to threaten the recipient and his family and was addressed to Jasmo Flanagan in Belfast then redirected to Newry.
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Belfast
Jsmo Flanagan
Newry
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Edgar
Buffalo Creek
Pyles Fork
Page the Street Department
Mannington Society
Amanda Pitzer
Amanda Belle P'waor
John Franklin Pitzer
Punkand Mill Run
Pitzer
Marion County
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Farvey
John A. Pitzer
A .L. B. Dudley
R. C. Jyones
Water Street
Miss Dupont
Norwalk
Conn
Alicia Dupont
Alfrea Dupont
Wilmington
Del
Harold S. Glendenning
Oxford
London
Neely
A. K. Modi
W. Va
J.S. Pitner and Son
Pyles Avenue
Harding Indorses
Fields
Ford
Central Automobile Corporation
Plannin
Hull Alley
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