Local Park Sunday Baseball Battle Draws Crowd
Swell crowd gathered at South Side Park Sunday for a pair of games between Monongah Glass and two visiting teams Star City and Jets. Money from gate receipts neared 50 dollars. next Saturday features Monongah Glass versus another local team at South Side Park.
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Fisher Stars With Four UKs In Monongah Rally Win
In a tight game Monongah Glas held the lead until the eighth frame when the visitors surged with a batting rally. Fisher stood out with four hits in five at bats, while R. Long finished on the mound after Burns left the game. Umpire Grimes was injured and required a brief timeout during the contest.
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How They Stand Results Yesterday in National League
Baseball standings show Brooklyn ahead by six tenths of a game over Chicago yesterday. New York leads Cincinnati by two tenths with Cleveland Detroit Chicago New York not scheduled. Philadelphia Washington six to seven Boston six eight St Louis four.
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Schedule of today’s major league games
Pittsburgh hosts Boston while St. Louis visits Philadelphia and Chicago plays Brooklyn Cincinnati meets New York Philadelphia travels to Cleveland Washington faces Detroit Boston plays Chicago as other matchups are listed for today.
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Grant Town Wins Ninth Inning Battle Over East Side
Grant Town triumphed 3 to 1 at home after a ninth inning rally. An on-field collision injured Grant Town second baseman Polls and East Side’s Polles. Cronin pitched well for Grant Town allowing three hits. Kirchner hit a go-ahead three-base hit in the ninth to score Cooley.
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Hotel proposal and gossip from Morgantown letters
A letter from H A Stansbury in Morgantown discusses plans to build a hotel at Jackson's Mills with kitchen and chef, compares conditions to Deer Park, and notes writers' tents. He asks Adam to decide on a flat rate or per stroke for lodging and mentions Ward Lanham, politics, and potential movie deals amid university football season chatter.
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Pitre
Pimples Keep Young Men Down and Women Affected
Ad claims pimples ruin social fortunes and success for young men and women. Warns that skin eruptions hinder dating and prosperity, urging readers to try a remedy to stop eruptions and clear the skin. The message emphasizes personal embarrassment and potential social prejudice.
Fragmentary note hints at personal update and casual chat
A brief, fragmentary letter snippet shows a signer Larry P asking Tam about an old Ford and closing with affectionate, informal remarks. The tone suggests a domestic, personal exchange rather than public news.
Middleton Triumphs In Ten Inning Ball Game
Middleton edged Fairmont A C 5 to 3 in ten innings yesterday at Fairmont. Veo Meter backed by solid infield play, Middleton secured the winning run in the tenth on a Milton three bagger and W Demery single. Rain delayed play after the sixth inning. notable hits include Melton and Vaughn for Middleton and Dexter and Barker for Fairmont.
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Community circles host veterans and church groups in Palatine
East Side News notes G A B Circle The Ladies of the G A TH host Civil War veterans Betsy Ross Club Wednesday at 3 pm in the old Normal School building. Mission Circle of Palatine Baptist Church meets Thursday at 2 30 pm with Mrs Pronty on State Street, hostesses Mrs Pronty and Miss Hattie Hughes, program led by Mrs Viola Springer. Worth While Girls meet tonight with Miss Grace and Beulah Zion in Center Street. Julia Bonifield Mission Circle of Diamond Street Church holds all day quilting Tuesday at Mrs C B Jenkins home Dearborn Street. members bring an angle for picnic lunch at moon hour. Division meetings: Division 2 Ladies Aid Society Diamond Street Church meet Thursday evening at Miss Dessia May home Haymond Street. Division No 4 meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs T D Harden Home Water Street. chicken supper preparations for Thursday in church social rooms. Picnic: Daisy Watkins freshman group of Mast Side High enjoyed a Friday afternoon at Morgan's Camp near Winfield. Practice: Children Day program participants urged to meet tonight at church. Choir practice Thursday evening at Diamond Street Church. Personal: Bernard Blackwood spent weekend with uncle F H Huey at Mannington. Elizabeth stays the week. Charles Farrell from Nemacolia Pa visiting city relatives. Lawrence Gwynn and sisters Hazel May Gwynn Wilma Jacobs guests of Mr and Mrs Moran Triune Sunday. James Davis of Triune in city en route to Grafton.
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Viola Springer
Grace
Beulah Zion
Center Street
Gertrude Hixentaugh
Elizabeth Clark
Mission
Ladies Aid Society
Diamond Street
Dessia May
Haymond Street
T. D Harden
Water Street
Entrch
Daisy Watkins
Mast Side High School
Morgan's
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B. P
Bernard Blackwood
F. H. Huey
Mannington
Elizabeth
Manminton
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Bruca Morgan
J. E. Blackwood
Rymer
Charles Farrell
Nemacolia
Lawrence Gwynn
Hazel
May Gwynn
Wilma
Jacobs
Moran
Triune
James Davis
Grafton
Coal Movement Dominates B and C Lines West Grafton
Heavy coal and freight movement reported on the B and O lines east of Grafton with 412 loads including 128 coal cars, the heaviest Sunday freight in months. West of Grafton 225 freight loads, 268 coal cars, total 429 loads. Saturday east 493 loads, 200 coal cars. west 286 freight loads, 25 coal cars. Also notes advisory meetings of Northern West Virginia Coal Operators Association and movements of executives to cities, with a focus on meetings at Waldo Hotel Clarksburg and Upper Potomac Coal Operators’ meeting in Philadelphia.
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Northern West Virginia Coal Operators’ Association
Waldo Hotel
Clarksburg
Waldo
Upper Potomac
Emmons Coal Mining Co
Real Estate Trust Building
Philadelphia
Upper Potomac Coal Operators’ Associaon
Samuel D. Brady
Fairmont
Brady Coal
Joseph W. Reed
Consolidation Coal Co
Jenkins, Ky
Harry B. Clark
Clark Soal
New York City
Charles F. Ice
Rail fuel shipments and local sightings on a Potomac trip
Virginia and Pittsburgh Coal Company and William B. Rigeleman state mining inspector joined a reporting party on a trip along the South branch of the Potomac. The Monongah Division of B&O delivered seven rail cars of fuel Saturday with full B&O control. Charleston Division sent twelve cars, all loaded and claimed by B&O. A separate note mentions King Ferdinand driving his own car and a man biting open ten cans of meat marked Ty N. 1 during the day.
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