Helen Wills Starts Today to Reclaim Title in National Amateurs
From Minikahda in Minneapolis a rain soaked field of 160 golfers begins the 31st National Amateur Championship qualifying rounds. Defending champion Von Elm and Bobby Jones, a two time holder, lead a strong group with George Voight of Washington also favored as the event opens.
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Helen Wills
Clark B. Kelsey
Mikahda
Minneapolis
Minn
Minikahda Club
John Ridick
Omaha
Raymd Daly
Chicago
Je 2 von Elm
Jon
Los Anios
Bobby Jones
Atlantwice
Pomeroy News Reports Fire Damage and Recovery Efforts
Pomeroy returns to normal after Saturday morning fire that damaged the Ewing Undertaking building and Democra t printing office. Most businesses remain closed or limited as repairs proceed and locals consider reestablishing a larger plant. The Burson hardware store plans fireproof reconstruction. The Democrat and Middleport Herald futures depend on the local plant. The dead baby’s twin sister remains critically ill.
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Pomeroy
Municipal
Ewing
K. of P. Hall
Ewings
Burson Hardware Store
Burson
Démocrat
Mude
Middleport Herald
Democrat
Care for Veteran POMEROY Funds Move to Help Civil War Vet
On Aug 22 Civil War veteran Pomeroy received aid after $40 pension money was located. He lived above the O. H. Byers feed store and was described as infirm. The Daughters of Civil War Veterans immediately organized assistance for his case.
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Pomeroy
O. H. Byers
Polk is fined and jailed in Portland disturbance case
Claude Polk of Portland was fined 500 and jailed 30 days after a Friday night arrest for disturbing a picnic. Deputy Sheriff Welker faced an assault claim during official duties. Polks arrest coincided with a house fire on Lincoln Hill and he remains held for the October grand jury on another charge.
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Pomeroy
Claude Polk
Portland
Welker
Polk
Tincoin Hill
Editor II Passenger Middleport On General Wood List
On the General Wood round trip from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh the passenger list includes Capt Bam G. Smith editor of the St. Louis Waterways Journal. Capt Smith once was a popular riverman.
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Middleport
General Wood
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Bam G. Smith
St. Louis
Twin Baby Dies Seven Months Old
A tragic death report notes the seven month old daughter of a local family named Mr. and Mrs. is included in the notice. The event is reported in a brief obituary style, with focus on the infant’s age and immediate family.
Local visits and friend arrivals across towns
Emerson Soliday of Baltimore Ohio spent Sunday at the Hartley home and returned with Misses Dore Hopkins and Sleeta Race. Mr. and Mrs. J A Woods of Dayton are visiting Mrs Woods parents. Mrs I B Weed leaves for Culver Indiana to bring home her son Ithamar Jr from summer military school. Ernest Ward of Bucyrus to coach at Pomeroy high school this year. Hagel Neutzling of Athens visits Lillian Neutzling at Breezy Heights. Mrs T Herman and Harold visit Rev A F Herman. Mrs Edward Young returns from Parkersburg after a surgical operation.
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Baltimore
Ohio
Oliver ‘Hartley
Dore ‘Hopkins
Sleeta Race
J. A. Woods
Dayton
Pomeroy High School
Hagel Neutzling
Athens
Lillian Neutzling
Breezy Heights
T. Herman
Harold
Akron
A. F. Herman
Church of Christ
Edward Young
Parkersburg
Local residents undertake winter and visit travel
Cc O Fisher and parents from Point Pleasant travel Saturday to Toronto for two weeks with Clarence Fisher. Mrs E B Smith and children return from Charleston after visiting Mrs Smith's mother Caroline Hoyt. Carl Hoffman of Chicago visits family in Middleport. Martha Bryant returns from Columbus to spend the winter with relatives.
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John A. Fisher
Point Pleasant
Toronto
Clarence Fisher
E. B. Smith
Charleston
Smith
Caroline Hoyt
Carl Hoffman
Chicago
G. F. Hoffman
Pirates Narrow Gap With Cubs In Baseball Battle
The Pirates beat the Dodgers 2-1 to close within three games of the idle Cubs. Giants win two from Cincinnati to move within a game of the Cards. Detroit and St Louis keep pace in tight NL standings with wins. Browns sweep Red Sox, Hudlin shines for Cleveland over the Yankees. Athletics beat the White Sox 8-6 after a busy first inning error by Willie Kamm.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Massachusetts
Buccaneers
New York Giants
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
Tigers
S J. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Willis Hudlin
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Willie Kamm
Cochrane
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago
Continual Rains Disrupt New England Baseball Circuit
Ongoing heavy rainfall ends a stretch of play in the New England baseball circuit. Teams faced delays and rescheduling as fields remained waterlogged, affecting games, practice, and standings.
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New England
Ray Glos Defeat Chester 2 to 0 in Nine Innings
Hugo Thieson pitched a two hit shutout for the Ray Glos as they beat Chester 2 0. Paul Thieson led the offense with two hits while Wise anchored the defense and Bradfield and Captain Know had two errors. The win ties the teams for first in the league with a rematch set at the Athens City grounds and Syracuse to face Ray Glos next Tuesday.
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Ray- Glos
Chester
Pomeroy Bend
Wise
Ray-Glos
Paul Thie- Son
Ray-Glo
Bradfield
Know
Athens City
Syracuse
R. H. E. Kor
Sessecveresse
Thioson
McDaniels
Boling
Kranyik
Whitlateh
Thieson
R. H
Knight
Quillian
Gotes Nce
Cceerte
Esse
Whipple
Ceenceeasee
Guinther
Dempsey Plans Quiet Start For Tunney Bout Training
Chicago August 22 U R report says Jack Dempsey will begin training today for his heavyweight title bout with Gene Tunney with limited activity aside from a visit to his Lincoln Fields training camp.
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U.R
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Lincoln Fields
Ruth Injures Back Swinging in First. Durst Replaces Him
Babe Ruth injures his back during a swing in the first inning of the Yankee Indian game. Cedric Durst enters the lineup to take his place as the injury is reported. The manager vows a tougher approach and to punch the jaw offender.
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Cleveland
Babe Ruth
Cedric Durst
Smith to Enter State Open Golf Championship
Art Smith of Athens Country Club will compete in the State Open at Toledo Country Club late this week. He plans to practice Tuesday and Wednesday to gear up for the Thursday and Friday tournament. Smith recently defeated P. C. Hart of Marietta in an 18 hole inter club match and faces 90 to 100 top Ohio pros and amateurs. defending champion Alcroft of Youngstown is last year’s winner at Akron.
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Athens Country Club
Toledo Country Club
Smith
Marietta
P. C. Hart
Athens
Ohio
Toledo
Alcroft
Youngstown Country Club
Akron
None out when winning run scored a unusual ninth inning note
The line notes a substitution for Harper in the ninth and a defensive move for Cantwell in the fifth as well as a batted for Benton in the eighth. It records game actions without graphic details and preserves the sequence of substitutions and scoring context.
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Harper
Cantwell
Seers 12x-6 Victory as Hudlin Shines for Reds
Two base hits by Roush and Bressler lead Cincinnati while Mann and Roush slug home runs. Grimes allows seven hits in seven innings and takes the loss. Hudlin earns the win. Gene Robertson returns to the mound, proving a good can cannot be kept down.
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New York
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Harper
Sukeforth
Allen
Terry
Mann
Ott
Critz
Hornsby
Dressen
Roush
Fitzsimmons
Benton
Clarkson
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Luque
Kolp
Nehf
Picher
Ford
Eeee Jackson
Roviop
Svoseees
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Eweee
Rixey
Bressler
Pipp
Beckman
Gene Robertson
Yanks Fall to Indians in Cleveland Tilt
Cleveland won 7 to 4 after taking a 2-0 lead early and holding New York to four runs. Buckeye earned the win with three base hits aiding the comeback. Pipgras suffered the loss as Buckeye and Hudlin contained the Yankees.
Helen Wills Aims to Reclaim World Tennis Title at Forest Hills
United Press reports Miss Helen Wills opens at Forest Hills to reclaim the American National Championship and become the world’s champion. Mile. Suzanne Lenglen is out of the amateur ranks. rivals include Mrs. Moll Mallory, Mrs. Kitty McKane Godfree, Miss Bouman, Miss Ken Bouman, Miss Helen Jacobs, and Miss Eleanor Goss amid weather woes.
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New York
Helen Wills
Forest Hills
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Lenglen
Mis
Mary K. Browne
Molla Mallory
Mallory
Kitty McKane Godfree
Ken Bouman
Helen Jacobs
Eleanour Goss
Miss Bouman
Mallory Retains Eastern Tennis Title In Close Final
Mrs. Molla Mallory defeated Mrs. Charlotte Hosmer Chapin at Westchester Biltmore Country Club to keep the Women's Eastern Tennis crown with scores 2-6 16-8 7-5 on Sunday Aug 22.
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Molla Mallory
Charlotte Hosmer Chapin
Westchester Biltmore Country Club
Buckeye funds promise safe long term CD growth
Safety first for money says The Buckeye with 32 years of service and over 76 000 customers. It claims no investor loss and invites new investors with minimum $50 in Certificates of Deposit earning 8 percent interest, paid semi yearly or compounded, from date of issue. It cites resources and reserves as surplus figures.
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Buckeye
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