Star Sports Column Roundup
Daily Dublin Star column summarizes local high school results, state league standings, and national game highlights. Highlights include notable performances by local athletes, upcoming schedules, and brief scores from recent contests.
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Doubleheader delays and late results from Sept 3 baseball
Chicago and Cleveland split a suspended game as darkness halted play in the sixth with a 4 4 tie. The Yankees upset the Red Sox 7 6 in New York. St Louis Browns beat Detroit 5 4 in the second game after a 7 3 loss. Senators defeated Philadelphia Athlet 5 2 as Alvin Crowder went the distance.
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Chisox
White Sox
Cleveland
Sox
New York
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Browns
Tigers
ST Louis
Red Kress
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
Senators
Mackmen
Philadelphia Athletics
Alvin Crowder
Unclear Match Totals From Incomplete Schedule
Readable lines show Cincinnati 7 8, Chicago 4 4, New York 9 3, Boston 2 1 with note that other clubs are not scheduled. No further context or outcomes provided.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Boston
Baseball and International League Scores and Standings
Today’s games include Boston at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at New York Chicago at Cincinnati In the International League yesterday Montreal beat Toronto 5 to 3 while Baltimore edged Jersey City 4 to 3 Newark and Reading had rain Montreal Rochester and Buffalo played two games Newark and Jersey City split two games Montreal at Rochester and Buffalo Also standings show Newark 85 60 .586 Rochester 83 62 .572 Baltimore 85 64 .570 Montreal 74 71 .510 Toronto 14 73 .503 Reading 67 17 .465 Jersey City 59 89 .399 Buffalo 57 88 .393
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Jersey City
Montreal
Toronto
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Rochester
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I. Pet
Reading
Birthday celebration honors Hamilton family near Mount Jackson
Mount Pleasant notes describe a large birthday tea near Mount Jackson for Mrs. Frank Hamilton daughter Mrs. Philip Golliday and granddaughter Miss Hilda Hamilton. The event featured plays string music and singing with a plentiful dining room.
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MT Pleasant
Oliver Hamilton
Mount Jackson
Frank Hamilton
Philip Golliday
Hilda Hamilton
Mr. Jackson
Harry Planger
Harry
Mount Clifton
Perry Hamilton
Frances
Ruby
Louise
Bunker Hill
W. Va
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Mary
Walter
Hilda
Albert
Mount Pleasant
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Robert
Irene
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Godlie
Ray
Nina
Audrie
Luther Funkhouser
Donald
Conkcville
Labon Moomaw
Harold and
Marcus
Tobias Hamilton
Jessie
Martha Planger
Charles Hamilton
Montgomery Hamilton
Virginia Ryman
Howard Hamilton
Jerome
Hugh Shiley
Wesley
Winchester
Willy Sunday
Benjamin White Pew Elwood
Wilda Mae
Relief
John Perry
James Rosenberger
Ollie Taylor
Opequon
Taylor
Dorothy Orndorff
Mary Renner
Maggie. Williams
Emma Pitcock
Warner Dyke
Lewis Lamp
Yula
Will Lamp
Evelyn Rosenberger
Coal carload gains seen from strikes and autumn demand
Railroads report higher coal carloadings for the two weeks ending August 22 due to ongoing strikes, autumn demand, and lake-port stockpiling. Officials anticipate stronger movement in late August and into September, though earnings may not yet reflect the rise.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Major Hatcher Wins English Pistol Championship
Major Julian Sommerville Hatcher of the United States Army won the first prize in pistol marksmanship among officers of competing nations at an English event. He is a technical expert on small arms and author of Hatcher On Pistols. The American party received fourteen invitations to visit estates in England Wales and Scotland.
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Julian Sommerville Hatcher
United States Army
Washington
Major Hatcher
England
Wales
Scotland
Hatcher
United States War College
Ada Sommerville Hatcher
William B. Bowen
Moorefield
W. Va
Summerville
Richard Hatcher Weds Helen Rice in Winchester Event
Richard Hatcher of Winchester married Helen Rice daughter of E. and Mrs. Rice. He is connected with the Winchester Research Laboratory and Virginia Experiment Station.
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Richard ¥. Hatcher
Winchester
Helen
E. Rice
Winchester Research Laboratory
Virginia
Bobby Jones to Beat Bever ly in Uneven Field
Roanoke Times reports Bobby Jones is favored to defeat Bever ly amid a crowded contest, with a pencil noted as aiding Jones by streamlining his approach to the large field of competitors.
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Bobby Jones
Beverly
Roanoke Times
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