Reds Cop Series From Superb as Red s
Cincinnati and Brooklyn split a game with a 3 to 2 final in which Cadore faltered late after an early lead, Lugue and Wings pitching for the Reds. Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 7 to 3 as Ponder allowed 10 hits in six innings with Rixey driving in three runs. New York Giants won their third straight, 6 to 3 over St Louis, Doak and Goodwin retiring the last threats. Boston defeated Chicago 6 to 2, Alexander hammered and the Boston outfield supported him well.
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New Financing Plan for Olympic Games Men Considered
Humphrey proposes a four year push to unite and fund U S athletic efforts with a nationwide monthly assessment on bona fide athletic clubs. He argues strong athletes deserve solid backing regardless of current financial support and aims to build a unified program.
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Baseball scores from American Association and Coast League
The report lists final scores and matchups: Paul 7 Louisville 5 and Minneapolis 7 Columbus 5 in the American Association, Milwaukee 6 Indiana 5, Kansas City 7 Toledo 6, with Oakland 2 San Francisco 2 and Salt Lake 5 Vernon 2 in the Coast League. Also noted are Tos Angeles 2 Seattle 7, Tacoma 3 and Seattle 6 Victoria 6, with the Seattle game called in the ninth due to darkness.
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Giants Surge to Contend Amid Strong Pitching and Comeback
The New York Giants rebound from a late division drop with Frank Frisch back in the lineup. Pitching improves as Barnes, Benton, and Douglas show strength while bats from Frisch, Doggie, Kelly, and Bancroft spark the surge. Fans grow optimistic though Yankees still lead in New York.
Peter June to Win 2 08 Trot at Grand Circuit Meet
Columbus July 29 Great racing day on the Grand Circuit program featured E F Geers winning the 2:08 trot for the Southern Hotel purse of 3000 with Peter June ahead of John Henry and Peter Lock. Walter Cox earned his first win as Jane the Great triumphed in class three-year-old trotters. The 2:11 pace Deshler purse also drew wins for Tootsie Teixe in the net with Geers slipping through to win the first heat with Hebeiwin.
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Olympic Stadiums Open to Athletes Antwerp July 28
Antwerp July 28 Both the main Olympic stadium and the swimming stadium will be opened to athletes for training within days. The swimming stadium is complete and the Olympic executive committees moved their headquarters from Brussels to Antwerp. Entries are closed in most events but may be added for mail relay. England and the United States will be represented in all swimming competitions, Australia will take part in many, and South Africa is listed for several events.
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Vigo Team of K P W ins Drill Prize
Vigo team from Terre Haute Indiana captured first prize of 2500 in class A at a national encampment. Albion Michigan Terre Haute and Danville Illinois placed second third and fourth. Akron Ohio won class B with 600. Indiana St Louis also placed. Gen William Loomis of Rapids Michigan named supreme commander and next lodge session set for Minneapolis August 10. Encampment sites for next year requested by Philadelphia and San Francisco. WASHES at Morris 505 decrease 2, Ramsey counts show 9.3 percent change.
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Indians Ride Pinch Hitters To Victory In Doubleheader
Cleveland wins game one 3 2 behind a late eighth inning pinch hit. Burns ties it with a two out hit in the sixth while Nanamaker adds a single in the eighth. Pennock briefly weakens, Hoyt and Walthers cover the win. In game two Chicago and Philadelphia split, Chicago rallying late but Struggles cost them.
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Tigers and Senators Split Double Header
Tigers and Senators split a double header with Detroit winning the first game in 11 innings as Rice homered. In the second game Detroit won 13 to 8 led by Veach with two triples and a double. Courtney hit eight hits in the series and Washington’s pitching faltered.
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Ward's Home Run Wins for Yankees
Ward and LC Leamie delivered key blasts as New York outscored St Louis 8 to 1 in the nightcap after a first-game win. Mogudge exited after issuing two walks and two hits, while Quinn and Day produced runs in earlier frames.
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Convicted Draft Dodger Freed by War Department Order
Brent Don Alison of Chicago, who faced a five year term in Leavenworth for draft evasion, was released late today by special order of the War Department, commuting the unserved portion of his sentence.
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Mental breakdown follows death of son in Missoula
George De Rosier aged 33, distraught over his son's death, was admitted to Warm Springs. His insanity peaked Sunday night when he attacked family members but was stopped by relatives. M. H. Woolf left for Troy to represent district No 1 at a chamber of commerce gathering. W A Griffin of the Forest Service Rifle club aided Montana civilian team heading to the national shoot. Carl Magnini of Corvallis and twelve new teachers were hired for next school year including Ann Voight, Alice Thorpe, Helen Leaphart, Margaret Bush, Anna Mann, Ottie Kinney, Amy Sharp, Lellia Russell, Harriet Rankin Sedmai, Ruth Jensen, Amy Spiller, and Golda Whaley. A barrel and a half of malt ration used in whiskey was destroyed by order of the county attorney. Two entrants filed for state legislature: Nichola Raskob of Missoula as non-partisan Democrat and Joseph Piert as Republican.
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Black Rocks and Color Pittsmonts Spark Last-Frame Rally
Four teams vie for second in Butte Mines League as Black Rocks beat Color Pittsmonts 4 3 in a late game at Meaderville Grounds. Rogan, Henry, and Keefe pace the action with timely hits while Rosters face wild pitching and late dramatics under dusk conditions. North Butte and Timber Butte clash tonight at Clark grounds while standings tighten.
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Austrians Appeal for Aid from American Millionaires
Austrian appeals for financial help arrive in Washington. Labor unions municipalities and individuals asked for aid last week. Daniel Bi. Garges, secretary of the district board of commissioners, notes the requests. An appeal from Anne Marie Priby of Leben Austria sought John D Rockefeller's address and urged the Lord Mayor of Washington to respond promptly.
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Democrats Plan Full Ticket in Anaconda Primary
Democrats in Anaconda expect a complete slate for the August 24 primary after a city hall meeting of the Democratic Central Committee. The committee was empowered to file candidates for vacancies, with action to follow. offices lacking candidates were state senator, auditor, assessor, constable, and justice of the peace.
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Babe Ruth Meets Actor Who Once Fanned Hina
Babe Ruth visits Hollywood studios during the filming of Hitders of the Dawn from Zane Grey Desert of Wheat at the Bluebird theater. Ruth recalls a past game with Frank Brown, the actor, noting they once played baseball together and that Brown once struck him out in bush league days.
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WANTS BOYS SAVED FROM SILLY GIRLS IN ANN ARBOR
Dean Vaughan spoke at a summer session lecture in Ann Arbor urging a society to protect boys from what he called silly girls. He described the girl as the clinging vine type who never matures beyond a sweet, dependent stage. He linked heredity and environment to social behavior and cautioned against permissive attitudes.
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