Cubs Rally Past Hubbell To Take Series Lead
The Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Giants 11 to 3 as Charley Root restored the win, Hubbell allowed eight earned runs, and a 14-hit Cubs attack spoiled the Giants' hopes. Tex Carleton seeks the second win for Chicago today while the White Sox beat the Yankees 9 to 6.
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Baseball Standings and Results From The Leagues
The league standings show New York leading the American with 55 wins and 25 losses, followed by Brooklyn and St Louis. Results from yesterday include Washington beating St Louis 8 to 6 and Chicago defeating Philadelphia 9 to 4. Today’s games list Washington at St Louis, New York at Chicago, and Philadelphia at Detroit with tomorrow’s schedule including several rematches.
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Chicago and rivals routed in listed games
Only games scheduled with matchups including Chicago against New York St Louis against Brooklyn Cincinnati against Philadelphia and Pittsburgh traveling to Boston. The ledger shows scores for Chicago New York St Louis Cincinnati and Philadelphia games broadcast in brief.
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Staples Declares Duties First In Attorney General Race
Attorney General A P Staples answered John Galleher's charges of campaign silence by saying office duties prevent speeches. He argued he will focus on his legal duties if elected and will not influence the General Assembly. He cited his record, education, and fiscal prudence in office.
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Snake in Jerseyville Cage Fatally Bites Itself
In Jerseyville Illinois Elmer Holder’s pet rattlesnake struck the cage lid in anger and fatally bit itself. The bite caused the snake to die twenty minutes later.
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Man Seeks Cure for Garden Bugs After Tomato Loss
In Bluefield West Virginia Sam B. Preeman claimed a cure for garden pests but released terrapins to attack the bugs, inadvertently destroying his tomato plants and prompting a new search for a remedy.
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Price's Manager Links Page to Virginia Pension Vote Shifts
Peters burg July 23 campaign manager Charles E Pollard for gubernatorial candidate James H Price rebutted Senator Vivian Page’s charges. He argued Page’s sudden switch on the Weaver amendment to the unemployment insurance bill caused an extra session and cost the state money. Pollard cited Page’s reversal in the Senate and questioned Page’s leadership in the governor race.
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Actress Jean Acker Works as Extra in Hollywood
Jean Acker, widow of Rudolph Valentino, now works as an extra in Hollywood earning a few dollars daily. She claimed to have had 300000 in 1929 before the market crash wiped it out.
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Cucumber Boom Hits Prince Edward Farmers
G F Cocks of near Prospect in Prince Edward County joins 200 growers from Prince Edward Cumberland and Buckingham counties contracting to supply the National Fruit Product Company factory at Harrisonburg. Cucumber yields average about $75 to $100 per acre with daily deliveries near 1,000 bushels to the Harrisonburg plant as the season continues.
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Worthy Boys Fund Appeal Aims to Aid Camp Entrants
Worthy Boys fund appeal continues on page two as organizers thank past contributors. They expect more gifts in the coming week and plan no broad solicitation, urging sympathetic men and women to ensure no Boy Scout misses camp when the outfit leaves Thursday morning August 2. Donations by mail should go to Mr. Arthur.
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Galilee Church Announces Revival At WellTown Road
Galilee Church of Christ on Welltown Road, Wilbur A. Reid pastor, opens Bible School at 10 a.m. and Communion at 11:30 a.m. Attendance rises despite heat. Junior Choir of 20 children performs weekly. Revival starts Sunday night in August with evangelist Reid.
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Cochrane Returns to First Tigers Practice in Detroit
Detroit Tigers manager Mickey Cochrane fully recovers from a brain concussion suffered in a New York game and takes part in his first practice on the team’s Detroit field. Despite readiness to play, it is believed he will not appear again this season.
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Brookings urges federal welfare coordination for Byrd plan
Brookings Institute calls for coordinating federal welfare through the Labor Department to reduce administrative confusion. The Byrd committee is urged to integrate federal and state welfare work, suggesting an administering commission and keeping rural care in agriculture.
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Three Are Shot In Akron Misconduct After Trucking Dispute
A clash during a week-old trucker strike left Noah Fahar 32 Ralph Fayi or 24 and J Randol 62 wounded. Randol released. others not seriously hurt. Pickets stopped trucks leaving Akron. no trucks were turned back. Both groups included members from non-union and union sides amid deadlocked contract talks.
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