Zanesville Greys Win Weird Game Over Glouster 7 to 4
Zanesville beat Glouster 7 to 4 in a rain‑shortened game marked by odd plays. Ginnan homered for Glouster, Walker rowed a miscalled trap play, and Dizzy Nutter hit a two‑base after a park boundary. Five Zanesville runs in the fifth helped secure the win before play halted.
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Girl Fatally Hurt in Interurban Collision
Kathrine May Smith, 12, daughter of Tord Smith of Sebring, was fatally injured stepping from behind an electric interurban car into the path of an oncoming vehicle at Park east of Alliance. The July 6 accident left a tragic death in the town.
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Civil War veteran dies in car crash near county fair grounds
Ravenna reports Warren Bow en a 74 year old wife killed in an automobile accident near the county fair grounds late yesterday. The couple, both residents, were near the Port of county fair grounds when the crash occurred. Washington notes President Coolidge and his wife will travel to the Adirondacks for the summer retreat.
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Warren Bowen
County Fair Grounds
COON
Ashington
Wills Denies Engagement Reports To Fred Moody
London July 6 United Press reports that tennis star Helen Wills is engaged or to marry Fred Moody were denied by Miss Wills who said she is not engaged now and see no prospect. She and her mother sail tomorrow for New York.
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United States
Fred Moody
San Francisco
Moody
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United Press
New York
Bobby Jones Spirit Dominates Atlanta Scenes in New York Visit
In New York Bobby Jones draws reverent crowds as Atlantans back home celebrate his rise. The piece notes Bobby’s amateur stance, his wide support from Major Cohen and other Georgia figures, and hints Jones will focus on golf rather than professional opportunities or writing.
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Bobby Jones
Major Cohen
Chip Roberts
Lowry Arnold
Robert T. Jones
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Charley Outlaw
Joe Stearns
Joe Raine
Inman Gray
Abe Adair
Capitol City
Mrs. Fraser
Alexa &Stirling
Derry Adair
Watts Gunn
Bill Fincher
Buck Flowers
Judy Harlan
Red Barron
Young Stribling
Atlanta
Topsy
Georgia Tech
Minerva
Jove
New York City
Waa
Charley Yates
Charley
Jones
Tisie
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Smith and Wesson
Bill Keeler
Walls of Justice
Ford Auto Races Highlight Fourth of July Celebration
Pomeroy July 6 The Fourth of July celebration at Rock Springs fair grounds led by Hierave Karr succeeded despite thunder showers. Ford auto races drew crowds with Ben H Ewing providing ambulance service and doctors on site. Ralph Young withdrew from the fifteen mile race after a breakdown. Phillip Meier and Joe Renshaw of Pomeroy won the first ten mile race in eight minutes forty seconds. Meier again won the regular ten mile race with sixteen minutes fifty five seconds. Milard Russell won the fifteen mile open class in twenty four minutes and two seconds driving a 1926 model Ford with overhead valves. Stanley Mulford placed second in the ten mile and Ralph Young third.
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Rock Springs Fair Grounds
Hierave Karr
Ben H. Ewing
Ralph Young
Ford
Phillip Meier
Joe Renshaw
Dayton
Stanley Mulford
Milard Russell
Stanley
Doubleheader split as Cincinnati tops St Louis 4 0
In St Louis on July 5 the Reds beat the Cardinals 4 0 in the first game of a doubleheader, then the Cards won the nightcap 7 6. Donohue allowed six hits in the opener as Cincinnati showed early offense.
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IMOL
Louum
Donohue
Taverays Rhem
Reinhart
O'Farrell
Cincinnati
St. Louie
TML
Rixey
Nehf
Lucas
Picinich
Haines
Vick
Reds
Mulford Takes Second in 1926 Model Roadster Race
Mulford driving a 1926 Model roadster finished second with a total time of twenty five minutes forty five seconds. Philip Meier, in the same car used in two prior races, came third with twenty six minutes. Fireworks costing about two hundred dollars were fired once darkness fell for the display.
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Mulford
Phiilip Meier
World's Open Championship Opens at Scioto Country Club
Scioto Country Club hosts the 1926 national open championship as 153 qualifiers prepare for the pro am rivalry with six foursomes scheduled for 2 30 p m The field features Bobby Jones Walter Hagen Willie MacFarlane and other champions on a tough remod eled course described as gruelling by participants
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Scioto
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
and Wattsgunn
Willie MacFarlane
Walter Hagen
Max Marston
George von Elm
MacDonald Smith
Harry Cooper
Chick Evans
D. Clarke Cochran
Johnny Farrell
Leo Diegel
Roland Mackenzie
Keefe Carter
al Watrous
Bill Melhorn
Harrison Johnson
Densmore Shute
Bobby Cruikshank
Jock Hutchison
Eddie Held
Clarence Wolff
Gene Sarazen
Willie Hunter
Cooper wins Independence Speedway stake at Salem
Earl Cooper driving a Miller Eight won the Independence Speedway stake here yesterday. He covered 290 miles in one hour 42 minutes 56 seconds and averaged 116 562 miles an hour. Bennie Hill finished second and Pete De Paolo third.
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Salem, N. H
Earl Cooper
Independence Speedway
Bennie Hill
Pete de Paolo
Yesterday's baseball scores from multiple leagues
Yesterday's results include American Association games Toledo over Columbus 5-4 and 4-2 with other matchups. National League shows Cincinnati 4 St Louis 0 and Brooklyn 14 Boston 4. American League lists Cleveland 4 Chicago 2 and Washington 7 Boston 4. International League entries Newark 14 Jersey City 5 and Syracuse 16 Buffalo 4 with numerous scheduled pairings. No further games scheduled.
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Milwaukee
Iniamapola
Kansas City
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
National League
Rc Cincinnst
Ossersnee
Pittsburgh
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Boston
Cesvesrriers
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nShiladelphia
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
St. Louia
Newark
Jersey City
Rochester
Toronto
Toronto & Rochester
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Buffalo
Kadianapade
St Paul
Heston
Hazen Cuyler Emerges as a Rival for Max's Honors
Hazen Kiki Cuyler, famed Pittsburgh out fielder, joined Smoky Town late in 1923 and has flourished. In his first regular season he hit over .850, later topping .350 and leading his league with 144 runs. He also excelled in triples, finishing behind Carey in stolen bases in his first two seasons.
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Hazen
Kiki’ Cuyler
Pittsburgh
Cuyler
Smoky Town Club
Carey
Cuvier
Heisman Babe Ruth Race for Batting Title Nears End
The 1926 American League batting race pins hopes on Babe Ruth and Heisman as age, injuries, and form shuffle contenders. Ruth leads in home runs but slows. Heilmann climbs back from a slump to challenge. Cyler, Falk, Burns and Breaster in the mix in both leagues with Cyler shown as a strong NL contender.
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John B. Foster
Consolidated Press
New York
Glorious Fourth
Ruth
Heilmann
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Wide World
Charleston
Falk
Chicago
Burns
Cleveland
Speaker
Tris
Cyler
Pirates
Walter Johnson
Cuyler
Giants
Polo Ground
Pittsburgh
Breaster
Cincinnati Reds
Coxswain and the Perils of Paddling in June Light
A humorous观察 notes rowing as outdoor recreation started by a non walker, highlighting the coxswain a 98 pound figure who c [] gets payback for slander with brave talk while eight 2300 pound rowers. The piece mocks ambition energy and success manuals.
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