Meaderville Defeats Three Forks in High-Scoring City Derby
Meaderville crushed Three Forks 13 to 7 on Meaderville Grounds before a season-high crowd. Smith pitched 7 innings of near perfection with 18 strikeouts, while Davie and Allen contributed key defensive plays and timely hits. Jefferson and Zeller starred for Three Forks, but Meaderville's offense and defensive miscues by the visitors sealed the outcome.
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Meaderville
Smith
Tonitt
Hie
Jefferson
Jon
Babe” Delaney
Clarks
Cimalite Yoo Pind
Army
Seattle
Vanand
Tacoma
Tommy Davie
Allen
Peru
Three Forks
Davis
Trucano
Pera
Neller
Zeller
McPhail
Shook
Saski
Harwood
Sauter
Sautter
Raymond
Bertoglio
Sault
Three Forks Beats Meaderville In High-Scoring Game
Hastie homered and scored for Smith in the fifth as Three Forks outslugged Meaderville 18 to 7. Zeller Bhook and Jefferson added two base hits. Ruffato and Penhale each homered. multiple players driven in. aggressive baserunning and errors contributed to the final tallies.
Healey and Sullivan win two of three handball games
Mike Healey and Mike Sullivan defeated John J. Sheehan and John T. I llivan two games to one at 705 North Main Street. The first game ended 21 to 19 for Healey and Sullivan, the second 21 to 15 for Sheehan and Sullivan, and the deciding third 21 to 20 for Healey and Sullivan in a tense finish watched by a large crowd.
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Mike Sullivan
John J. Sheehan
John T.llivan
North Main Street
Healey and Sullivan
Sheehan
Sullivan
Healey
Molo
Cleveland
Keller Attacks Administration Over Tax Policy
Washington Aug. 7 Representative Keller independent Republican of St. Paul Minn. attacks the administration and the house ways and means committee over tariff and tax questions. He says government is controlled by a small clique ignorant of economics and beholden to Wall Street. He urges lower rates and efficiency in railroads and warns the party risks explosion from Maine to California if the safety valve of discussion is removed.
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Representative Keller
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St. Paul
Minn
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Th House
Republican Party
Maine
California
Congress
Whistling Superstitions Stir Belmont County Mines
In Belmont County Ohio a humorous note suggests whistling is frowned upon in mines and that few marriage licenses were issued as superstition lingers. The piece mentions the county’s size and odd depictions of Cupid and love amid the heat. The tone mirrors a quaint local column from a bygone era.
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ST. Clatresville
Ohio
Cupid
Belmont County
Dan
Curley’s Curves Fall in Slugfest at Gardens
In a fast paced garden game, the Colo-Pitts defeated Black Specs 7 to 1 as Tommy Jovick led the offense with three straight hits and a .600 average. Gerry was pulled after six, Henry closed strong, and Doran and Cullen added key hits as Curley struck out the Blackswyons in crucial late innings.
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Tommy Jovick
Colo-Pitts
Gerry
the Gardens
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Ted Doran
Cullen
Cole-Pitts
Carroll
R. Jovick
Les Boyer
Emery
Danahey
Riley
Fragier
Hanson
Jovick
Kiley
Frazier
Doran
Manley
Mulcahy
T. Jovick
AB. R
Sundberg
Curle
Nings
Spectator totals and historic crowds across sports
A feature tracing historical attendance figures from boxing to horse racing and baseball crowds. It notes Dempsey Carpentier audiences, the English Derby readership, Roman arenas, and major modern stadiums while humor, notes on Derby day customs, and the Yale Bowl capacity appear as broader context for big events and spectator culture.
Indians Win In Last Of Ninth
Indians pull from behind with three late runs to beat Philadelphia after Burns and Lunamaker push across scores. Hasty’s early homer stands in defeat as Cleveland rallies in the ninth to win 4-3 on August day with key hits by Wambsganss Speaker and Burns.
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Speaker
Burns
Lunamaker
Philadelphia
Cleveland
C.hasty
Oy Smith
Hasty
Perkins
Morton
Bagby
O'Neill
Nanamaker
Amateur baseball reports triple victory for Dublin Gulch Pacific Line
The Dublin Gulch Pacific Line tied a likely amateur baseball record with three straight wins: 24 to 11 against Broadman Street Stars, 10 to 0 against the same team, and 9 to 4 over Meaderville Stars. Batteries included McCarthy Dennehy and Shea, with Leary noted for 16 strikeouts in the opener.
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Broadman Street Stars
Meaderville Stars
Butch
Mccarthy
Dennehy
Sheahd Mccarthy
Mickey Shea
Dick Leary
Guich
Leary
Tees
Barry Sruck
Malloy
Shaftenges
Butt
Lewis Championship Sailboat Races Highlight Pageant of Progress
The Lewis championship event opens with cutter races linked to the Pageant of Progress. Minnesota reservists from the U S Navy participate, showcasing competitive fleet action today.
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Yantle
Nineteen homers for George Kelly in National era
Doak airtight pitching and Cardinal timely hitting powered St Louis to an 11 to 0 win over Boston. Philadelphia broke Cincinnati with a late rally to claim a 6 to 5 victory. George Kelly hit his nineteenth homer for New York as Pop Young’s bases-loaded triple helped overcome Chicago’s early lead in a 7-2 win. Frank Frisch was knocked unconscious by a line drive off Maisel’s bat, later revived and treated.
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