Cuyler Lifts Cubs to Natl Flag in Pennant Clinching Triple
Kiki Cuyler delivered a bases loaded three bagger in the seventh inning, driving in the margin in a 5 to 2 Cubs victory that clinched the National League pennant for Chicago. The win dashed Pittsburgh's title hopes before about 40 000 fans as Bill Jurges and Billy Herman helped set up the decisive hit.
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Dead branches trimmed but tree ailments persist
The text notes that pruning removes the visible effect of a cause but disease, pests, improper nutrition, soil issues, poor drainage, and other factors may continue to threaten the tree. It emphasizes that trimming does not address underlying problems.
Stine's Chapel Baseball Club ends season with 13 wins
Stine's Chapel Baseball Club finished a 19 game season with 13 wins and 6 losses, scoring 162 runs while allowing 65. The team, a local sand lot club, was directed by Bryan Stotler with Edwain Stine as captain and Boyd Butler as manager, and competed against teams such as Victor Products and A P.
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Edwain Stine
Boyd Butler
Family offers to give away triplets sparks protest
A husband denies reports that his wife planned to give away their triplets. The two boys and a girl are 21 months old, with the youngest a one month old boy, and authorities investigate the claims amid family tensions.
Market Report from The Star on Baltimore wholesale prices
The Star notes markets corrected daily and disclaims responsibility for typographical errors. Baltimore wholesale figures show Wheat at 59 percent and Hay at 11.00 to 14.00 as of the preceding day.
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Clear Head Quickly with New Convenient Remedy
A compact remedy promises quick relief from nasal congestion to improve sleep and daytime comfort. Advertises a new convenient product that helps prevent colds through nasal decongestion and faster recovery.
Baseball standings and results in the American League
The standings show New York leading with 104 wins and a .709 percentage, followed by Philadelphia 92–57, Washington 88–60, and Cleveland 85–63. Yesterday Washington defeated Boston 4 to 1, Cleveland beat St Louis 11 to 5, while other games were not scheduled. Today’s schedule has Washington at Boston, New York at Philadelphia, St Louis at Cleveland, and Chicago at Detroit.
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National League standings and schedule snippet
The National League shows Chicago at 61 593 and Pittsburgh 82 66 .554 with Brooklyn 79 72 .524 and Philadelphia 16 75 .504. Result highlights include Chicago 5 0 over Pittsburgh 2 5 and New York 13 over Boston 3. Only games scheduled: Boston at New York, Pittsburgh at Chicago, Cincinnati at St. Louis.
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Criminal Insane Population In Virginia Rises 60 Percent
The quarterly report from the Southwestern State Hospital board shows Virginia’s criminal insane population growing from 76 on June 30, 1928 to 121 on June 30, 1932, a 60 percent rise. Nine patients were court committed in the quarter, seven were discharged as not insane and returned to court for further action.
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Special Board
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Apple Market Reports Moderate Demand in Winchester Martinsburg
Demand moderate and market steady for apples across Winchester and Martinsburg markets. Carload sales show U S No 1 Jonathan tub apples up about 1.00 per bushel 2 1 4 inch and larger sizes up to 0 85 0 90 dollars. Delicious Yorks U S No 1 2 1 2 inch sizes rise about 1.10 with U S Commercial prices around 0 85.
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Al Smith Named Editor of Outlook Magazine Ohio State Journal
Al Smith, head of the tallest building in the world, has been named editor of Outlook magazine Ohio State Journal, signaling a high-profile leadership change at the publication.
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Ohio State Journal
Ruffing: Yankee Star Pitcher Rising From the Rank
Rufus the Red Ruffing, Yankees right handed ace, rose from Boston to New York in 1930. He won 15 games in 1931 and sits around 20 wins this season. Known for sidearm curve, bull pen picks, and practical jokes he once lost three toes in a mine accident near Nakomis.
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