Ruth’s 21st and 22nd Homers Off Pennock at Polo Grounds
Ruth hit two home runs against Pennock at the Polo Grounds last year. A National Association fine of $1000 was levied on Baltimore for fielding an ineligible club. Brooklyn and Boston played a 26 inning game with Boston winning. Carey stole home for the Pirates against the Cubs.
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Ruth
Pennock
Boston
Polo Grounds
Baltimore
National Association
Brooklyn
Carey
Pirates
Cubs
Yesterday’s big games on the scorecard
Frank Snyder powered the Giants with two homers in an 11 to 2 win over the Phillies. Lee Nunnamaker collected three hits and three RBIs as the Indians defeated the White Sox 4 to 2. Bailey’s wild pitch in the tenth gave the Pirates a 4 to 3 win over the Cardinals. A Braves eighth inning rally produced four runs in a 7 to 6 loss for Robin. Carl Mays pitched well and Murderer’s Row hit as the Yankees beat the Senators 9 to 3. Hasty’s strong work supported the Athletics 5 to 3 over the Red Sox. Davis pitched six strong innings but left with the Tigers beating the Browns 12 to 0.
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Frank Snyder
Giant
Phils
Lee Nunnamaker
Indians
White Sox
Bailey
Pirates
Cards
Braves
Carl Mays
Murderer’s Row
Yankees
Senators
Hasty
Athletics
Red Sox
Davis
Box
Tigers
Browns
Return Game Requested With Creek At The Plains
The Plains ball club announces a game with Glouster for next Sunday after a Sugar Creek loss. Moody excelled at both pitching and hitting with four hits and thirteen strikeouts, while errors doomed the Plains. The club seeks another match with the Creek lads soon.
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the Plains
Glouster
Sugar Creek
Creek
Moody
Plains
Mike
Timbers
Sweet Boys
Fae and Automotive Battery Promote Clean Water Use
Water is essential to fae and to vehicles the copy notes pure water must be put into the battery regularly at least once every two weeks. Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation claims to end separator replacement expense caused by warped components from The Automotive Battery & Electric Go.
Dempsey Backed By Experts In Heavyweight Clash
Henry L. Farrell reports that expert opinion favors Jack Dempsey over Georges Carpentier in the upcoming heavyweight title bout. Writers nationwide largely back Dempsey after training viewings, though public sentiment appears cooler and betting favors the champion only for round counts and knockout chances.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Dempsey
Carpentier
Real Pugs Train with Carpentier
In Manhasset New York on June 25 two heavyweights were smuggled into Georges Carpentier camp. Only manager and sparring partners knew the workout behind a camouflaged ring. The plan aims to keep Dempsey in the dark about Georges tactics until the fight.
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Georges
Descamps
Dempsey
Hutchinson Leads Wethered in British Championship Playoff
At St Andrews in June 1925 Jock Hutchinson of Chicago led Roger Wethered of Oxford by three strokes at the eighteenth hole of their playoff for the British title. Hutchinson posted 74 in the morning round while Wethered shot 77.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Jock Hutchinson
Chicago
Roger Wethered
Oxford
Hutcinson
Wethered
Scotch Caddy Boy Now Champ
Jock Hutchinson, a former St Andrews caddy, is hailed as the uncrowned king after returning from abroad with refined American golf methods and a gracious demeanor. Local caddies, many aged up to 70, recall watching his triumph as his father carried another player’s bag, and the crowd spoke only after his round.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Jock Hutchinson
Chicagoan Wins British Open Golf Leadership
Chicago professional Jock Hutchinson defeated Oxford amateur Roger Wethered in 36 holes to win the British Open by nine strokes. Hutchinson sealed victory after yesterday's tie.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
America
Jock Hutchinson
Chicago
Roger Wethered
Oxford
Hutchinson
American polo team defeats British in exhibition match
The American polo team beat the Hurlingham team by 138 to 6 in an afternoon exhibition in Hurlingham England.
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Hurlingham, Eng
Hurlingham
Yesterday's baseball results across leagues and scores
In the American Association Columbus beat Indianapolis 5 to 3 Toledo defeated Louisville 7 to 3 Milwaukee over Minneapolis 7 to 3 No other games were scheduled National League New York defeated Philadelphia 11 to 2 Pittsburgh beat St Louis 4 to 3 Boston won 7 to 6 over Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati game was rained out American League Cleveland defeated Chicago 4 to 2 New York 9 Washington 3 Detroit 12 St Louis 0 Philadelphia 5 Boston 3.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
New York Ee
Washington A Tm Ee
Detroit Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Albany Girl Weds in Chicago
Miss Olive Russell former Albany girl married June 21 1921 to Mr Royal L Ion at Garfield Park Baptist Church Chicago Rev Robert N McDonald officiated The couple hosted a supper for twenty at Hotel La Salle and will reside at 4960 Park Ave Chicago Mr Ion employed with Illinois Traveling Men's Health Association Mrs Ion with Marshall Field Co daughter of D H Russell farmer Albany Note Albany location and couple later to Odar Lake Indiana for a few weeks
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Albany, CO
Olive Russell
Albany
Royal L. Ion
Garfield Park Baptist Church
Robert N. McDonald
Dagmar Peterson
Rances Howard
Mildred Mars
Hotel la Salle
Son
Illinois Traveling Men’s Health Association
Ion
Marshall Field Co
D. H. Russell
Odar Lake
Ind
Park Ave
Chicago
Farm Loan Board to Inspect FloodDamaged Pueblo Area
A committee from the farm loan board heads to Pueblo Colorado to assess flood damage in the farming district and plan aid for farmers who suffered severe losses.
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Washington
Farm Loan Board
Pueblo
Colo
Socialists open national convention in Detroit
Otto Branstetter of the Socialist Party says the party opposes a Soviet government in the United States and aims to win power through elections after educating workers. Delegates discuss expelling Communist members, limiting strikes, and freeing Eugene V. Debs and other political prisoners.
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Detroit
Mich
Socialist Party
United States
Otto Branstetter
Socialist National Convention
Branstetter
Communist Party of America
Communist Party
America
Eugene V. Debs
Brandstetter
Taree Died At Road Crossing
Springfield authorities open an investigation into a grade crossing accident that killed three people, Miss Mary Descher, Edith Deselm aged three, and Nellie Deselm aged thirteen, when their auto stalled as a train approached. Mrs Oco Deselm, the mother, jumped to push the car across the tracks.
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Springfield
Mary Descher
Edith Deselm
Nellie Deselm
Oco Deselm
Pretty Woman Freed After Slaying Zeigler Acquittal
CHICAGO June 25 Mrs Cora Orthwein was freed of the charge of slaying Bert P Zeigler sales manager of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co by a jury after a three hour deliberation three ballots were taken Public opinion freed me said Mrs Orthwein You cant convict a pretty woman said the state attorney
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Chicago
Cora Orthwein
Liberty
Herbert P. Zeigler
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Orthwein
Columbus doctor named Ohio health director
Dr. Harry H. Snively of Columbus was appointed director of the Ohio Department of Health by Governor Harry L. Davis. The move consolidates public health powers, combining the former health department, public health council, sanitary functions, plumbing inspection and vital statistics under one head.
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Columbus
Harry H. Snively
Ohio National Guard
Department of Health
State of
Ohio
Harry L. Davis
Snively
Russia
Belgium
France
Poland
Davis
Floyd E. Waite
Department of Finance
Dr. Snively
Commissioner of Health and Public Council
Public Health Council
Director of Health
Veterans Meet in Columbus For 20+ Year Members Dinner
Columbus Ohio June 25 Employed by the Columbus division of Pennsylvania lines with twenty years or more service held their annual meeting today. A dinner will be served tonight for the 700 delegates attending.
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Veterans Meeting
Columbus
Columbus Division
Pennsylvania Lines
Dairying forum urges tuberculin testing to curb bovine tuberculosis
A reader letter from a dairy farmer argues that tuberculin testing should be used to identify and eliminate reactors in cattle herds. The writer notes concerns about transmission to humans, cites New York studies, and emphasizes economic and health stakes for dairy farmers and breeders in pursuing clean herds.
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S. Dairyman
New York
Park
Stadium bids far exceed state project cost
Bids opened for the Ohio State University stadium ran several hundred thousand dollars over the million mark. E. H. Latham Company of Columbus bid $1,328,180 while $1,042,000 has been pledged to the stadium fund. The stadium committee will meet next Wednesday to decide on action.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
E. H. Latham Company
Queen Wilhelmina Passionate Amateur Photographer
Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands is described as an ardent amateur photographer showcasing a growing hobby and personal interest in photography.
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Queen Wilhelmina of
The
Netherlands
Notable Ohio Pioneers and Gov Nash Rostered
June 25 1844 Jervis Cutler, first white tree cutter in Ohio, dies in Evansville. 1876 Gen George A Custer dies at Little Bighorn. 1889 Lucy Webb Hayes dies at Fremont. 1901 Gov George K Nash renominated by Republican convention in Columbus.
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Jervis Cutler
Ohio
Evansville
Ind
Edgartown
Mass
George A. Custer
Little Big Horn
Mont
Harrison County
Lucy Webb Hayes
President Hayes
Fremont
Chillicothe
George K. Nash
Columbus
Two Circus Shows Planned for Athens in July
Athens residents will see two acts this July Gentry Brothers Dog and Pony Show arrives in fourteen cars and appears Friday July 1 The Robinson Circus travels between July 20 and 30 and both troupes perform in Athens before heading to Marietta after shows over the B&O line.
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Athena Willl
Gentry Brothers
Gentry
Robinson Circus
Athens
Marieta
Fertilizer and Lime Boost Land Value in Ohio Crops
Ohio Experiment Station fertility work shows five year rotation gains. Unfertilized land yields $33 less than average. lime alone adds $67. fertilizer without lime yields $49 above fertilizer cost. fertilizer and lime together raise value by $85 over unfertilized land.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Ohio
Good Summer Ration Boosts Egg Production
Ohio Experiment Station tests show hens fed a 13 percent meatscrap ration produced almost 50 percent more eggs than those fed 2 percent. A dry mash mix uses 100 lb cornmeal 100 lb meatscrap or tankage and 50 lb bran. feed shelled corn equal to twice the mash daily. Skim or buttermilk can supply protein if given in ample quantity.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Vast 50 Acre Ohio Experiment Farm Displays 2000 Fruit Varieties
At Wooster part of the Ohio experiment farm showcases about 2000 varieties of fruits and vegetables for Ohio farmers. Apple orchards hold 450 named varieties with over 1000 seedlings, and currants are among the best in the state. Pears are not grown due to fire blight risk. strawberries and raspberries are tested annually.
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Ohio
Wooster
Hubam Clover Tested For Ohio Farmers
Hubam the annual white sweet clover is being tested at the Ohio Experiment Station to aid Ohio farmers. The legume yields heavy growth and seed in one season, useful for pasture hay and sale. Tests seek strains that seed first season and optimal spring seeding date. Originated in Alabama and gained prominence via the Iowa L Experiment Station.
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Ohio
Ohio Experiment Station
Alabama
Iowa L
Marlborough Bride Without A Kiss In Paris Garden Ceremony
The Duke of Marlborough did not kiss bride Gladys Deacon at the religious wedding in Eugenie Higgins’s Paris garden. The civil ceremony occurred yesterday at the British consulate. Rev H T Wright officiated after a tense, brief ceremony with Walter Berry as best man.
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Edward Hullinger
United Press
Paris
Duke of Marlborough
Gladys Deacon
Boston
Eugene Higgins
Miss Deacon
Higgins
H. T. Wright
Scots Church of
Walter Berry
American Chamber of Commerce
UGCEST Meet to End Strike
London June 25 the British government proposed a joint conference of owners miners and government representatives Monday to settle the strike in response to proposals from striking coal miners.
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London
Helwig's Court Dockets Busy With Not Guilty Rulings
Emerson Dye filed charges against Homer Wareheins and Jasper Miles of Kimberly for drunkenness and fighting. Judge Helwig freed the defendants after the hearing. Charles Palmer of Redtown faced five affidavits from Andy Thomas over disturbing the peace liquor distribution and assault. he pleaded not guilty and secured bail.
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Emerson Dye
Homer Wareheins
Jasper Miles
Kimberly
Helwig
Charles Palmer
Redtown
Andy Thomas
Confessed killer details Bartlett murder at Hempstead
Lawrence Kubal 36 confessed to slaying Mrs Minnie S Bartlett in her lonely Hempstead home near here. He provided details of the death bath which led to the homicide and was taken into custody.
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Hempsted
N. Y
Minnie S. Bartlett
Here
Lawrence Kubal
Rev Warrener to Preach at Central Avenue Church
Rev William J Warrener will conduct tomorrow morning service at Central Avenue M E Church since Rev Dallas L Browning is unavailable. Other services at the church will follow the regular schedule as noted in the church column.
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Warrener
Central Avenue Church
Dallas L. Browning
Central Avenue M. E
William J. Warrener
Alleged Wingo Deal Ties Miners to West Virginia Market
Williamson coal operators deny spontaneous strike motives and claim a twenty year conspiracy with workers to flood western markets. Harry Olmstead, labor committee chair, says evidence will be presented to the Senate committee probing the judicial situation and state coal industry violence in Williams field. He cites planned violence and killings tied to the alleged scheme. Taken from Washington dispatch dated June 26.
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West Virginia
Senate
Harry Olmste
Williamson Coal Operators Sociation
Gtr
Williams
Olmstead
Ostead
Washington
Changes in Hocking Valley train schedule announced
Effective Sunday June 26 the Hocking Valley schedule changes. The Athens noon train leaves at 11 00 am instead of 11 05. The Columbus arriving 3 45 pm train will now arrive in the afternoon. No 35 Toledo Detroit leaves Columbus Union Station at 2 30 pm daily instead of 2 45 pm. No 32 to Athens Jackson and Perry leaves Columbus daily except Sunday at 1 00 pm instead of 12 30 noon.
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Ft Hocking Valley
Athens
Percy
Columbus
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