Wagner Elks Defeat Glouster in Tean Inning Thriller
Glouster hosts Wagner Elks who edged the last American Legion club 2 to 1 before the largest Athens county crowd. Hans Wagner contributed two sacrifices and a key hit while Miller held Glouster to three hits. Winning run came in the tenth on a W Lutz double after Wagner sacrificed to score. Next Rochester Clothiers visit Thursday, Nebraska Indians on Sunday.
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Baseball Player League Leaders and Totals
League totals show 1925 National 402 1924 246 and American 328 1924 220. Individual leaders include Hornsby Card all 22 Meusel Yankees 21 Hartnett Cubs 21 Williams Browns 21 Bottomley Cardinals 13 Kelly Giants 13 Simmons Athletics 12 Fournier Dodgers 12 Wright Pirates 12 and top homer lists for each league.
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Two World Titles Headline Boxing Tonight in Two Cities
Two title bouts feature tonight as Paul Berlen ach defends light heavyweight status against Tony Marulo in Newark a no decision 12 rounder with Marulo needing a KO to win. In Queens, Jimmy Goodrich meets Stanis us Loayza in a lightweight elimination final with NYSAC recognizing the winner as Benny Leonard’s successor at light weight.
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Queensboro A. C
Long Island City
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Tony Marulo
New Orleans
Marulo
Queensboro
Jimmy Goodrich
Buffalo
Stanisus Loayza
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Benny Leonard
Goodrich
Pancho Villa Loses Slugfest as McLarin Wins
In Oakland on July 4 Pancho Villa misses a right to the coast boy’s chin while McLarin delivers a sharp racing and takes the decision on points. The accompanying photo shows Villa and McLarin in the ring.
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Oakland
Calif
Pancho Villa
McLarin
Villa-McLar
Unclear Baseball Recap with Errors and Scoring Notes
A fragmented game summary notes Boone, Gayle, Lee with two base hits and multiple errors. Players Burns, Sewell, Burns and Myatt appear with stolen bases and double plays. Pitchers Karr and Ehmke each recorded errors and strikeouts. Neubauer faced late innings with 3 hits allowed. Losing pitcher Ehmke.
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Oeneseete Tan
Cleveland
Boone
Gayle
Lee
Heving
Todt Men Wey
Speaker
Att
Karr
Sewell
Hewster
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Tagging the Bases Tagging the Bases
The Giants carried a long season with a drama filled comeback as Hartnett’s daring play allowed Young to score the tying run in a late innings rally. The Athletics erupted for 21 hits off Davis and Wells to end the Tigers five game streak 8 to 1.
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International News Service
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Hartnett
Young
Athletics
Davis
Wells
Tigers
Rommel
Dodgers Rally Ends Pirates Deficit in Ninth Inning
Taylor hit a ninth inning homer off Kremer to lift the Dodgers to a 4 3 win over the Pirates. Cox misplayed three balls in sunny right field, keeping Pittsburgh in contention.
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Kremer
Dodgers
Pirates
Cox
American Association Scores and Longest Game Details
The AMERICAN ASSOCIATION tally lists Minneapolis over Columbus 15 to 1, St Paul over Toledo 6 to 5, Kansas City 7 Louisville 6, Milwaukee 7 Indianapolis 6, Detroit 1 Cleveland 13, Chicago 3 New York 0, Washington 5 St Louis 2, Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 2, Chicago 9 New York 8 in 16 innings. No other games scheduled.
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Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
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Washington
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
CIGARS MEET FLOORMAKERS IN TWILIGHT LEAGUE
Hewitt Boden Floormakers face the Jostens Cigars in a Twilight League opener at the city grounds. Cigars pitcher Harry Barstow aims for a strong showing after a Sunday off. Floormakers rely on Darnell Russell and McKinley as fans from Ray-Glo and Studebaker roots expect a fierce contest.
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Studebaker
Ehmke and Neubauer Hold Indians to Few Scattered Hits
Ehmke and Neubauer limited the Indians to 18 scattered hits as the Red Sox won 13 to 2, finishing ahead.
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Ehmke
Neubauer
Ehmike
Indians
Red Sox
Lyons Shields Yankees as White Sox Clip Sam Jones 3–0
Lyons shuts out the Yankees as the White Sox stagger Sam Jones with patient hitting. Only one Yankee reaches third base in a decisive 3 to 0 victory.
Lamar Keeps Hit Streak as Mack Outfielder Reaches 60 Safe Hits
Bill Lamar, Mack outfielder, collected 60 safe hits in a 29 game consecutive batting streak. He faced 127 at bats for a .472 average before Walter Johnson ended the run.
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Bill Lamar
Mack
Walter Johnson
Lamar
Cy Williams Finds Bench Duty Amid Slump
Cy Williams, once NL home run king, has been riding the bench due to a batting slump. The veteran outfielder remains ready and should return to action soon as his team aims to snap the skid.
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Cy Williams
Senators Rally Past Browns 5-3 Behind Marberroy Relief
The Senators scored five runs in the game’s late innings to beat the Browns 5 to 3. Marberroy pitched in relief after Coveleskie was chased, sealing the victory.
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Davis
Browns
Marberroy
Coveleskie
Matchups Set Across League Cities
Columbus hosts Minneapolis while Indianapolis visits Milwaukee. Toledo plays St Paul and Louisville meets Kansas City. Washington faces St Louis and Philadelphia competes with Detroit. Boston clashes with Cleveland as New York visits Chicago. St Louis meets Philadelphia and Chicago travels to New York. Cincinnati takes on Boston with Luttsburgh at Brooklyn.
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Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Luttsburgh
Brooklyn
Sad Sam Jones Shines as Yankee Starter In Early Season
Pitcher Sad Sam Jones has been the lone reliable hurler for the Yankees under manager Huggins this season. In the first ten weeks he appeared in eleven games with seven losses and stood as the staff’s only pitcher above .590, delivering consistent efforts despite team setbacks.
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Huggins
Jones
Carey Hitting Over .350 In Baseball Season
Max Carey, Pittsburgh's veteran outfielder, is batting above .350 and was among the NL leaders in safeties reaching the century mark. His base stealing has lagged but likely will pick up soon.
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Max Carey
Pittsburgh
Messenger Shuts Out Toledo in KC Debut Return
Luke Messenger, a lanky righty once tried by Cleveland, posted a strong bounceback start for Kansas City in the American Association. He blanked Toledo in his first outing in weeks, delivering a submarine style pitch akin to Carl Mays.
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Luke Messenger
Cleveland
Kansas City
Toledo
Messenger
Carl Mays
Big Bill Tilden Dominates Net Court Five Seasons Running
Tilden's speed drive and reach have powered his success on the courts. His height and natural ability give him a clear edge over rivals as he maintains a five season run atop the net universe.
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Tilden
Bill
Russian prince in New York seeks imperial chauffeur post
The Russian prince now in New York hopes for a high status job as a chauffeur with authority. Mansfield Ohio Journal reports his aspiration to act imperiously in a prestigious position.
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New York
Mansfield Ohio Journal
Washingtons and Senators Duel for Lead in League Standings
In 14 games the Senators and Mackmen have faced each other nine times won by the Washingtons. The margin helps explain current standings as of July 1. Outside the Yankees the Washingtons have beaten the Men of Mack more often than any other opponent.
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Mackmen
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Yankees
Washington
Mack
Makes Fine Debut by Dominick Torpe for Toledo Club
Dominick Torpe, a sensational New York university pitcher now with the Toledo club of the American Association, opened with a three hit shutout. He is the property of the Giants.
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Boy Drowns Swimming in Big Walnut Creek
George Groves an 18 year old farm hand from Beech Corners Licking county drowned after becoming exhausted while swimming beyond his depth in Big Walnut creek near East Columbus. Deputies recovered the body.
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George Groves
Beech Corners
Licking County
Big Walnut Creek
Woman 85 bitten twice by copperhead, recovering in Pennsylvan
Mrs. Hannah Rhodes of Minersville Hill, aged 85, was bitten on her left ankle Thursday evening by a copperhead on her porch. Neighbor John Bailey killed the snake. Dr. S A McCullough cauterized the wounds and said she is resting comfortably and should be able to be about in a few days.
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Pomeroy
Hannah Rhodes
Minersville Hill
S. A. McCullough
John Bailey
McCullough
Local Social Notes Highlight Western Travels and Visits
Mrs Beulah McCallum left Saturday for Basil Wyoming and other western points to visit her mother and relatives. Columbus residents Rebecca Thompson George Swagert and Charles Andres return from visits in Columbus and Slront street Ohio hotel. The McCallum home hosted visitors Ed Fulton Mary Byers and Willock family. Ann Jenkins New Lexington visits Louis Seyfried and Mary Dawson. Bridge clubs hosted by Mrs Marcus and Mrs Rodney Downing plus other domestic visits across McDonald Ripley Philadelphia and Beeson household motor trip through Canada.
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Beulah McCallum
Basil
Wyo
Rebecca Thompson
Columbus
Raymond McCallum
Slront Street
George Swagert
McCallum
Charles Andres
Ohio Hotel
Ed Fulton
Mary Byers
William Willock
Ann Jenkins
New Lexington
Louis Seyfried
Mary Dawson
Marcus
Robert Walton
McDonald,Pa
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H. B. Hogue
Philadelphia
Oscar Kline
Bert Martin
C. W. Gordon
Ripley
W. Va
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Helen Beeson
Canada
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Mission Society Meets with New Officers Organized
The Missionary society of the Church of Christ in Middleport met last Thursday evening. Officers organized the group into divisions and set mission study for the coming year titled The Americans. Attendance was good.
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Mission Society
Middleport
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Betsy Ann to Resume Pittsburgh Cincinnati Run
The Betsy Ann passenger packet, out of service for ten days after breaking a shaft, will return to regular Pittsburgh to Cincinnati service within days. Repaired at Point Pleasant, she carried freight and about forty passengers on her last voyage before heading to Gallipolis and then Point Pleasant for dockside work. A shaft from the wrecked Tell City arrived via the steamer Western and will be installed once ready.
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Pittsburgh
Point Pleasant
Gallipolis
Western
Tell City
Cincinnati
Jury Indicts Two Currys Over Fatal Fight
A grand jury indicts Frank Curry for assault and Frank Curry for cutting with intent to kill in a case linked to a three month old fight near Carpenter in which John Nichols was injured and later found dead. Nichols’s death ruled natural after an inquest by Justice McKnight. Both Currys bond for court appearances.
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Frank Curry
Charles Curry
Currys
Carpenter
John Nichols
Percy L. Peoples
Nichols
Justice McKnight
Ben Ewing
Mekknight
Bond
War Declared On Stray Dogs In Village
City officials led by Mayor Worley Brown announce a new stray dog ordinance. Stray dogs will be caught and held three days. unclaimed dogs will be killed. Owners are warned to pen dogs or avoid letting them run. License tags do not exempt violations.
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Middleport
Worley Brown
Secret bag method to preserve game before hunting season
An old guide promotes using three ounce cotton bags to wrap quartered game after skinning. Bags allow air flow while shielding meat from blowflies and predators like bears in warm weather, keeping meat cool and ready for shipment home.
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Morris Ackerman
States
Baseball Cap and Glove Interference Penalties
An article explains that only contact between the glove or cap and a ball triggers penalties. A batted ball with glove contact grants the batter three bases and promotes runners accordingly. a thrown ball grants two bases to baserunners. The act alone without contact is not penalized.
Reforms from below echo in Ohio critic Vin Dicatore
In Youngstown, Vin Dicatore argues that reform must originate from the people, not a single powerful figure who holds four aces. He warns against elite control and urges grassroots action to shape a fairer political system.
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Youngstown
Ohio Vindicatore
Prisoners Arraigned on Wide Range of Charges in Pomeroy
Twenty two men appeared before Judge A P Miller on July 13 after a county grand jury returned thirty indictments. Charges include assault and battery theft larceny shooting with intent to kill and liquor offenses. Bonds ranged from 200 to 1900 with several pleas of guilty and one sentence to Mansfield penitentiary.
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A. P. Miller
Leo
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John Egnon
Whitse! White
Jyde Martin
George Pickens
John Gallagher
Lillian Anderson
James Batey
E. M. Nite
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Jesse Peyton
Delbert King
Jerry Matlack
John James
Former Pomeroy Resident Anna Nation Dies in Columbus
Word arrived that Mrs. Anna Joseph Nation died Saturday at her Columbus home. A former Pomeroy resident, she lived in Columbus for about twelve years. Funeral services will be held at her Columbus home with burial there, and relatives traveled from Pomeroy to attend.
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Pomeroy
Anna Joseph Nation
Columbus
Baseball, boxing and publicity mix in tangled rumor mill
The column riffs on Babe Ruth passes, Dan O Leary fame, Dempsey fights, Carpentier, a Latonia battery speeding a horse, King Solomon claims, a monument for introducing baseball in the Orient, McGraw denying Giants exit, and Red Grange versus Bill Tilden publicity stunts.
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Dan O'Leary
Walker
Red Grange
Bill Tilden
Notable club figure sparks heated debate over aging figures
The discussion centers on Harry Wills described as a tottering old black wreck, challenging readers to question the speaker’s harsh label while speculating about management choices and possible motives behind a recent Athletics situation.
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Absent-minded Bipe Wakes With Breakfast Confusion
A quirky report describes a figure nicknamed Bipe who mistook his watch for a bowl, poured cream on it, and attempted to wind meal instead of breakfast, revealing a comical lapse in morning routine.
Italian Officer Sees War Threat Dimming Aircraft Trade
An Italian army officer visiting America says Italy is building many small battle planes but dismisses aviation as a commercial venture. He questions commerce with Europe when a major war may be looming.
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America
Europe
Farm Hand Kills Himself After Theft Confession
Pomeroy notes a Benson West Virginia farm hand Russell G. Loman 2 4 was found dead by hanging from an oil derrick after leaving a note blaming theft from employer Russell G. Loman. The man confessed to taking articles and tried to return them but failed to recover water, leading to his suicide.
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Russell G. Loman
Benson
West Virginia
Detroit Visitors Stay With Lincoln Hill Family
Mrs. Millicent Nelson and daughters Ulah and Thelma of Detroit arrived Saturday and are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. McCullough of Lincoln Hill. Mrs. Ridgway has been ill and is convalescent at home on Laurel Street. Mrs. Zwilling left Saturday for Up der Sandusky to visit her sister. Mrs. P. K. Smith is visiting Cleveland after a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Downie. Robert Burnell of Cleveland, formerly of Syracuse and Port Middle, is visiting relatives and friends in the Bend.
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Millicent Nelson
Ulah
Thelma
Detroit
Mich
Saturdand
S. A. McCullough
Lincoln Hill
Scott C. Ridgway
Laurel Street
Anna Zwilling
Upper Sandusky
P. K. Smith
Cleveland
W. G. Downie
Robert Burnell
Syracuse
Middleport
Bend
Postpone Cundiff hearing in Pomeroy
Taylor Cundiff’s hearing before Probate Judge Cora Bs. Roberts was postponed to next Saturday. The case involves a charge by Herman Grueser that Cundiff struck his son William on the head with a ball bat in a fit of anger. William has been under a physician’s care since the incident last week.
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Pomeroy
Taylor Cundiff
Cora Bs. Roberts
Cundiff
Herman Grueser
William
Grueser
Central School P T A to Discuss Teachers and Principal
Pomeroy July 13 The Central School Parent Teacher association will meet at Central school at 7 PM Monday. The meeting will discuss employing teachers for nine months at eight months pay and the selection of a principal for Central school.
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Pomeroy
Central School
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