Golfers Tune Up Ahead of National Open in Washington
Entrants in the national open golf tournament arrive in Washington and tune up on the Columbia Country Club course. Light rains left the course in excellent condition. Top American players and several British experts, including Jock Hutchison, are among the field. Jim Barnes of Pelham, N. Y., is paired with former British champion George Duncan for early Wednesday.
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Washington
Columbia Country Club
United States
Jock Hutchison
Amercan
Jim Barhnes
Pelham
N. Y
George Duncan
Rodney Bradley Hits First McArthur Field Home Run
Rodney Bradley, John Bradley, and Roy Shafer played for The Plains at McArthur Sunday and were defeated. Bradley hit a homer in the first inning with two on base, the first and only homer at the McArthur field, and added another homer last week at The Plains in Carbon Hill. Red Breanen pitched a shutout for Logan, 6 to 0, against the K. C. team of Columbus.
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Poston
Rodney Bradley
John Bradley
Roy Shafer
McArthur
Plains
Althe
McArthur Field
the Plains
Carbon Hill
Red Breanen
K. C
Columbus
Logan
Motorcycles Face New Enforcement Rule
Chief of Police Graham enforces a rule closing cutouts on motorbikes. Walter Smith of Richland Avenue was arrested yesterday for operating his Harley Davidson with the cutout open and paid $6 plus costs.
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Graham
Walter Smith
Richland Avenue
Smith
Millfield F O B Baseball Beats Kimberly In Close Game
The Millfield F O B club defeated Kimberly 13 to 12 in a loosely played road game last Sunday. Seven hits in the second inning produced five runs for Millfield led by strong offense from J. Kulik and Crabtree. The club seeks away games on July 17 and 24 and provides contact for scheduling.
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Millfield
G. Kulik
Ohio
McDaniels
Yankees edge Browns as Ruth hits two homers in 6 4 win
Ruth belts his 33rd and 34th as the Yankees defeat the Browns 6 to 4. Coveleskie and Caldwell win for the Indians in a 7 1 and 6 4 sweep of the Red Sox, their second double win in three days. Giants topple the Cards 8 2 behind Kelly’s homer and Barns’ four hits. Tigers beat Athletics 2 1 in 16 innings with Sargent keying a 16th inning rally.
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Bambino Ruth
King Clouter
Dixie Davis
Yankees
Browns
Coveleskie
Caldwell
Indians
Red Sox
George Kelly
Giants
Cards
Barnes
Grimim
Pirates
Fillies
Sargent
Bush
Tigers
Athletics
Reds
Obins
Joe Deeberger
Cubs
Bob Martin Stops Moran in Seventh Round Knockout
In New York, heavyweight champion Bob Martin of the A. B. H. F. defeated Frank Moran in seven rounds of a scheduled twelve round bout. A barrage of body and face punches finished Moran as he showed early danger but faded later.
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Bob Martin
New York
Bob Marton
Frank Moran
Moran
Browns Shut Out Ruth as Cleveland Beats Athletics
Shocker and St Louis Browns star Ruth three times while Chapmans single off Rommel in eight and two thirds innings drove in the only run. Cleveland edged the Athletics 1 to 0 for the victory.
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St. Louis Browns
Babe Ruth
Chapman
Rommell
Cleveland
Athletics
Baseball scores from major leagues and associations
In the American League Cleveland defeated Boston 7 to 6 while Boston fell 1 to 4 in another game. Washington won 8 to 7 over Chicago, Detroit beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 in 16 innings. New York won 6 to 4 against St. Louis. National League results include Boston 2 over Chicago 1, Cincinnati 5 over Brooklyn 3, New York 8 over St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh 9 over Philadelphia 4. American Association games saw Milwaukee 10 over Toledo 1, Louisville 13 over Minneapolis 9, and Indianapolis 7 over St. Paul 4. Kansas City defeated Columbus 11 to 7.
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Cleveland
New York
Washington
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
American Association
Wisville
Milwaukee
Aneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Toledo
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Minneapolis
States Expand Continuation and Evening School Laws
A U S bureau chart shows 22 states require continuation school attendance for minors employed or out of day schools. Age limits vary up to 18, with four to eight hours weekly and exemptions differing. 12 states provide evening classes, mainly for minors over 16 with English proficiency needs, or aliens in one state.
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U. S. Department of Labor
Children’s Bureau
West most safe for infants in 1920 study says
The American Child Hygiene Association report ranks cities by infant deaths per thousand. Seattle tops cities over 26,000, Portland 60, San Francisco 62, while Houston leads 100,000 to 250,000 with 37 deaths, Spokane 71 and Oakland 72. Tacoma 87 Berkeley 45 San Diego 52. Horace Greeley’s go west adage is playfully tied to newlyweds seeking guidance.
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American Child Hygiene Association
Seattle
Washington
Portland
Oregon
San Francisco
Houston
Texas
Spokane
Oakland
California
West
Pacific Coast
Tacoma
Berkeley
San Diego
Horace Greeley
Governor Davis Shares New Ohio Cabinet Faces
Governor Harry L. Davis announces an eight department structure under his business plan of government. Each department is led by a top Ohio expert and contains divisions with commissioners, creating a continuous chain of accountability and oversight aimed at efficiency and economy in state operations.
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Harry L. Davis
Ohio
Davis
Ohio Robin Slaughter Debate Moves In State
Ohio faces a possible robin slaughter debate as federal permits allow killing during nesting season to protect fruit. The state bureau disavows involvement while farmers urge repeal of robin protection laws, sparking anticipated protests and questions from distant officials about countersigning.
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Ohio
State Bureau of Fish and Game
Biological Survey
Jas. W. Stuber
John M. Phillips
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Fish and Game Commission
Ohio Fish and Game Bureau
Pennsylvania
New York
Stuber
Local Society Notes and Weekend Travel Tales
Amesville society circle greets guests from Charleston West Virginia New York and Toledo while families visit Cambridge and Columbus. Scout Girls depart for Lewistown reservoir with teacher Miss Iris Stedman, and local sports narrate a Bern game, detours and a near miss.
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Ing Hill
George Hixon
Cambridge
Athens
Elizabeth Phillips
Ethel
Emma
Hixon
Ladies and Society of the Presbyterian Church
Fred Shoop
Florence Porter
Lewistown
Iris Stedman
Columbus
A. G. Henry
Joseph Lorts
Charles Fox
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