Pirates Stretch Lead as Giants Falter in pennant chase
Pirates widen the margin to six and a half games by trouncing Will Terry's Giants 7 1. The August standings show Pittsburgh ahead by five, with New York Chicago and Cincinnati in pursuit. Turner Tobin and Jim Tobin pitched well for the Giants and Pirates respectively as other NL games fed a tense pennant race.
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Will Terry
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Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Cubs
Reds
Terrymen
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Buccaneers
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Terry
Dick Coffman
Gus Suhr
Bill
Dick Bartell
Dodgers
Phillies
Cardinals
Max Butcher
Clyde Shoun
Soul Chandler
Detroit Tigers
Yanks
John Duncan Rigney
White Sox
Senators
Indians
Athletics
Jeff Heath
Bruce Campbell
Browns
Red Sox
Ed Cole
Sacre Farm Real Estate For Sale Near Stephens City
Real estate listing describes Sacre Farm three miles southwest for Stephens City. Asking price is 3500 dollars in a bay area style listing.
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Sacre Farm
Stephens City
Baseball Matchups Preview With Key Pitchers Listed
Detroit faces New York Eisenstat and Hadley or Sandra in a doubleheader style spread. St Louis meets Boston Tietje and Harris while Cleveland plays Philadelphia Hud sin and Caster. Chicago encounters Washington White head and Weaver in a set of upcoming games.
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Brooklyn
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Lehrman
Melton
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Eisenstat
Hadley
Sandra
Tietje
Harris
Cleveland
Hudsin
Caster
Washington
Whitehead
Weaver
Ww. Pet
Nnn
Chicago St. Louis
French Farmers Ousted By Italy Move Out
About 50 French farm families evicted from Italian soil crossed back into France from the Isola border area to harvest crops through September. Italian officers supervised the eviction but remained courteous and helped with packing as families brought what they could.
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Nice
France
Isola
September Morn painted by Paul Chabas in 1912 Paris
The painting September Morn by Paul Chabas earned a medal of honor in Paris for the Spring Salon of 1912.
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Paul Chabas
Paris
Hank Greenberg Sees Slim Chance To Beat Babe Ruth 60
New York Aug 31 Hank Greenberg Detroit first baseman says his odds of breaking Babe Ruths 60 home run record are about 10 to 1. He cites pressure from fans higher intentional walks and a recent dip in batting to .299 as factors. Greenberg notes he has 45 homers with nine games left to play and is pacing himself.
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Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Babe Ruth
New Yorker
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Bronx
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Yanks
Ruth
Handicaps To Be Given Attention By State Board
Virginia will extend vocational assistance to handicapped children and adults. The State Department of Education will offer rehabilitation services to rural areas for the first time, expanding beyond urban programs. A census shows 32 719 handicapped youths, ages six to twenty, in 61 percent of schools, with a goal to fit individuals to suitable vocations.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Department of Education
R. N. Anderson
Price
Anderson
September Weather Favors Pitchers As Ruth Keeps Hitting
Hank says September brings wind and cold that dulls hitting while shadows shorten the batter’s view giving pitchers the edge. He praises Babe Ruth as a wonder slugger yet vows to keep hitting for his 26 game stretch and match Ruth’s count.
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Hank
Ruth
Streamline Football This Season
Coaches plan faster more deceptive play across several programs as 700 candidates enter 15 conference camps to begin Thursday. North Carolina Duke and Clemson vie as top contenders with South Carolina Virginia Tech and Maryland among challengers. sophomores boost lineups at Duke North Carolina.
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Notre Dame
Ray Wolf
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Wallace Wade
Duke
Henry Redd
Virginia Tech
Richmond
Glenn Thistlethwaite
Crafty Williams
Doc) Newton
N. C
Rockne
Hank Anderson
Wake Forest
Washington and Lee
Gamecocks
County Attorney Withdraws During Pending Charges
Commonwealth's Attorney Richard C. Richardson of New Kent county says he has hired an attorney to perform his duties while awaiting trial on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He explains his innocence but says stepping aside is best for the county and residents. Vernon Duncan will act as commonwealth's attorney during the interim.
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Commonwealth
Richard C. Richardson
New Kent County
Frank Armistead
Richmond Hustings Court
Richardson
Armistead
Vernon Duncan
Round Up of Baseball Boxing and Football Happenings
Del Baker aims for a Tigers bid for another term as managers and players debate clubhouse rumors. Tommy Farr seeks a bout with Gunnar Barland amid boxing talks. Giants face injuries under Bill Terry as baseball notes and college football coach chatter fill the page.
Miss Havermale Returns After Vacation in Maryland Tour
Miss Freda Havermale has returned to this city after a vacation trip visiting friends in Hagerstown Westminster Baltimore and Frederick Maryland.
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Freda Havermale
Hagerstown
Westminster
Baltimore
Frederick, Md
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