Grayson Bay-Glas tops Nelsonville East End 5 4 in close game
The Grayson Bay-Glas defeated Nelsonville East End Barrers 5 to 4 on Athens playgrounds in a tightly contested contest. Nelsonville led early with White driving in a run, while Ray-Glos answered with Bolin and Bartels scoring during the sixth inning.
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Charles McConnell
Grayson Bay-Glas
Nelsonville East End
Barrers
Athens
Nelsonville
White
Webb
Ray-Glas
Bolin
Kranyik
Bartels
Thieson
Knox
Whitlatch
McDaniel
Earich
Dunkle
Farich
Jenkins
Barbers
Bradfield
McDaniels
Wise
Studebakers
B. R. H. O. A. E. Teisccesc
Es Stewart
Dunkie
Witte Sheedke
I Dixie
Pospichel
Tothiesi
Race Draws 75 000 Fans In The East
United Press reports a near record crowd of about 75 000 in New London Conn for the Harvard Yale boat race at 7 45 p m Yale won the first intercollegiate race of the day with a two length margin over Harvard Freshman and Junior Varsity races set for today Yale in the west lane for the Freshman, east for the Junior Varsity Harvard led by Coach Ed Brown showed strong early speed Crimson optimistic after recent races Yale has won six straight overall
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Ed Brown
Crimson
New Haven
Ray-Glos Play Glouster. Legion Ball Park Game Sunday
The Ath ens Ray-Glos composed of town’s best baseball players will play the Glouster American Legion team at the Legion ballpark Sunday afternoon Barstow will pitch and White 3 will catch. Despite rain postponements the squad has posted a high class 750 percentage and repairs after the flood have the grounds in tiptop condition for the matchup.
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Glouster
Athens
Ray-Glos
American Legion
Glouster American Legion
Barstow
Hudlin Shows Promise as Cleveland Pitcher Prospect
Willis Hudlin of the Cleveland Indians emerges as a major league prospect after a standout Texas League season with Waco. Detroit and the Yankees pursued him with offers reportedly up to 25 000 dollars before Cleveland secured the rookie, who blends a fast fastball with improving curve and developing change of pace plus strong control.
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Hudlin
Texas
Waco
Cleveland
Detroit
New York Yankees
Yankee
New York
Yankees
Indians Rally To 7 2 Victory Over Browns In Rain Shortened Game
Cleveland pitcher Hudlin earned his eighth win as the Indians defeated St. Louis 7 to 2 in the first game of a series. The game ended in the sixth due to rain after a sequential scoring burst from the Indians with two runs in the third and three in the first, while the Browns managed two in the sixth. Hudlin and Jamieson both singled in the decisive sixth run.
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van Gilder
St. Louis
Indians
Hudlin
Cleveland
Browns
Jamieson
Fonseca
o'Rourke
Hodapp
Bounder
Burns
Sewell
Williams
Myatt
Summa
Jacobson
Rice
Schulte
St. Louis B. R. H. O. A. Lprourke
Ieeethociatssk Oo Eco
Isiea
Ceed
Schang
Oessiuuses
Wsskck
Nevers
Sisratee
Isadeeek
B. R
Cardinals Rally Past Reds To Extend Winning Streak
St. Louis defeated Cincinnati 4 to 3 as timely hitting and sharp base running backed a complete game effort by McGraw and May. The win moved the Cardinals to within two games of the league leading Pirates, marking their fourth consecutive victory.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
McGraw
May
Cardinals
New Holland Giants Defeat Glouster White Sox 8 to 4
The New Holland Giants traveled 99 miles to Glouster and beat the White Sox 8 to 4. Franks Clark's Sunday school squad shows strong play for their age, while the visiting team, though young, are giants in size. Monty Beaver's Y M C A Newark team meets the White Sox on Saturday at 3 PM on the local grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monty Beaver
Newark
White Sox
Mallory Consider Turning Pro After Wimbledon Defeat
Molla Mallory, longtime American tennis star, reportedly weighs turning professional after losing to 16-year-old Betty Nuthall in straight sets at Wimbledon. The upset, coupled with others including M. Watson over Heine, suggests many seeds fell as the draw advanced toward the quarterfinals.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Molla Mallory
America
Betty Nuthall
Miss Nuthall
Helen Wills
Mallory
M. Watson
England
Misa FB. L. Heine
Harada
Japan
Raymond
South Africa
John Will Ride Karock Spends Prize Money on Car
Grant's Pass Oregon June 24 John Mad Bull Karock Indian won the Redwood Highway 480 mile marathon and plans more rides after spending 1050 of his 1325 prize on a car with his name on the door.
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Grant's Pass
Ore
John Mad Bull
Redwood Highway
Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Scores Highlight League Actions
American League standings show New York and Philadelphia leading with strong records. National League lists Pittsburgh and St Louis near the top, while American Association features Toledo and Kansas City atop the table. Yesterday's results include Cleveland’s 7-2 win over St Louis and New York’s 11-4 victory over Boston among others.
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G. W. L. Pet
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
G. W. la Pet
Pittsburgh
St. Louisa
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
W. L. Pet
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
American Association
Columbus
Boys Pass Tests in Knot Tying at 4-H Meeting
Twenty two boys passed tests in knot tying at the 4 H Handicraft club meeting in The Plains high school gym Wednesday night. Jeff Harris led the session. Each boy tied bowline square granny clovehitch and half hitch and will exhibit samples at the county fair.
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the Plains
Jeff Harris
Boys Plan June 29 Wein er Roast
Instructions on rope work were given by T H Johnson county extension agent. A committee was appointed to arrange a wormer or weiner roast scheduled for June 29.
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T. H. Johnson
Burned by Kerosene at Farm Fire
Mrs. Max Kello from Kenton was hospitalized in McKittrick with severe burns after kerosene used to start a fire exploded and sprayed her with flames. The incident occurred on the farm, and she received medical care for injuries described as serious.
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Max Kello
McKitrick Hospital
Tinky
Villapa
Bantam Bout Postponed To Boost Gate in Chicago
The bantam championship between Bud Taylor of Terre Haute and Tony Canzoneri of New York was postponed from last night to tonight to swell gate receipts. Weigh ins were at 117 1 2 pounds. no further weigh in unless another postponement occurs. Canzoneri, near weight, gains 1 1 2 pounds to be at his best. odds favored him at 6 to 5, some places 7 to 5.
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Chicago
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Tony Canzoneri
New Yorks
Taylor
Candgonerd
Canzoneri
Tony
Dempsey Returns to Work for Comeback Fight
Jack Dempsey wastes no time starting training in Saratoga Springs for his July 21 comeback against Jack Sharkey. Sharkey heads to Maine for a fishing trip and will begin training in New York around July 6. Contracts set 15 rounds with Dempsey at 27.5 percent of the gate, Sharkey 22.5, each with a $2500 forfeit. Dempsey signs further deals to meet Gena Tunney in September if victorious, and to defend in 1928 if he regains the title.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
All Fight
Maine
Dempsey
Saratoga Springs
M. Y
Gus Wilson
Madison Square Garden
Atelle Taylor
Sharkey
Gena Tunney
Rickard
Tunney
Philadelphia
Mystery Amid Floods Threatens Porto Verde Estate
Elise Marberry, an American landowner near Porto Verde Brazil, faces threats as a covert foe linked to GAYLORD PRENTISS and Wilson the estate manager. Vilak and Lincoln Nunnally free captives, escape bandits, and pursue clues while Elise prepares to flee with her ward Tinky as floodwaters rise and danger intensifies.
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Elise Marberry
Porto Verde
Brazil
Agen
Vilak
Davis
Elise
Lincoln Nunnally
Gaylord Prentiss
Wilson
Villa
Nunnally
Villapa
Wilem Wilson
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Bass
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Sisler
Reds
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Douthit
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Wanninger
Hargrave
Jakie May
I Zitsmann
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Ceeseea
Walele
Coscep
Louis B. R. H. O. A
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Critz
Toporcer
Zitzmann
Pipp
Athens Club
Jackson
Athens Country Club
Jackson County Country Club
Jackson Club
Art Smith
Joe Thomas
Grover Seeee
F. Jones
Johnson
Art Roberts
B. Jones
Wood
Seeeese
B. Chapman
E. Finsterworld
Chapman
Chubb
Martin Ebeseweed Woodworth
Michael Ettee
Parks
E. Morgan
Logan
KB. Jones
T. R. Biddle
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Siigley Peetea
Erwin
Sprague
L.pilcher Job
J. E. Jones
Whipple Vee
Morgan
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Reese Sevsecensl
Craig
Brags
Link
Covsseeesd
J. Martin
Haskins
C. Jomep
Sister
Morria
Seuncos Warren
E.s
Riddle
KE. Jones
W. C. Clair
MachKinnon
Shumate Cered
John
Karock
Jim Mullen
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Meg
Nea
Earth
Lucien Burman
Fazenda
Hannah
Schwartz
Ant Batto
Pog Verde
Meester Davis
Verde
Westey
Macedo
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