Waner Brothers Heroes of Twin Wins Over Eighth Placer
In a busy sports page, the Waner brothers shine as Pittsburgh's two wins lift the team into second place in the National League. Paul Warner racks up five hits including two homers and a double, powering a doubleheader sweep of the Cincinnati Reds. The Pirates ride a seven-run second game to victory as the Waners drive in most of the runs, while Heine Meine secures the win. In the opener Ernie Lombardi delivers a clutch play to clinch in extra innings after Piet and Comorosky spark a late rally.
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Heine Meine
Glenn Spencer
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Ernie Lombardi
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Tony Piet
Piet
Comorosky
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Ohio Reopens 28 Streams for Fishing under Order
Ohio Conservation Commissioner William Reinhart ordered reopening of 28 streams to fishing. This brings total streams reopened since January 1 to 48, as part of a conservation measure aimed at expanding fishing opportunities for sportsmen.
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Columbus
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William Reinhart
Association Scores and Baseball Box Score Fragments
Scattered box score lines show Toledo Indianapolis and Columbus with low innings totals and several player pairings listed. Mentions of Bean Pytlak Campbell Coon ey Riddle and Fowler Lee Sprinz Weinert Erickson Osborn Carsén M Snyder Vanatta A Snyder appear as contributing players. Scores include 40 201 011-7 for Toledo and 3 2 lines for St. Paul and Louisville with varied innings and run counts.
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Bean
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Campbell
Cooney
Riddle
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Milwaukee
Benton
Richards
Hillin
Xessenich
Caldwell
Young
Columbus
Louisville
Fowler
Lee
Sprinz
Weinert
Erickson
Kansas City
St. Paul
Osborn, Carsén
M. Snyder
Vanatta
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Lefty Gomez earns 14th win as Yanks top Athletics
Lefty Vernon Gomez pitched the New York Yankees to a 7 to 4 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics for his 11th straight win and 14th in 15 starts. Gomez allowed seven hits and fanned eight to lift his season total to 106 strikeouts. Lou Gehrig hit his 11th homer with Babe Ruth aboard as the Yanks opened the game with a run.
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Vernon Gomes
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
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Jimmy Foxx
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
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Szi Mahaffey
Heving
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Dicker
Cardinals climb to fifth with 7 6 win over Cubs
St Louis moved from seventh to fifth in the National League by beating Chicago 7 to 6. Jake Flowers, joining midseason, delivered the deciding single in the ninth after a 16 hit Cardinal attack. Frisch had four hits and Martin added a triple and two singles while Riggs Stephenson homered for the Cubs.
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Chicago Cubs
Jake Flowers
Trova Munheapglis
Cards
Cardinals
Cubs
Jess Haines
Bush
Grimes
Warner
Riggs Stephenson
Frisch
Cardinal
Martin
Chicago
Warnecke
Phillies Rally Tops Giants in Six-Run Seventh
In Philadelphia on June 25, the Phillies surged with six runs in the seventh to defeat the Giants. Herman Bell and Adolph Luque were knocked for six hits as Chuck Stein belted his 22nd homer with G Davis aboard. Mel Ott added a three-run shot for New York in the second. Final: Giants eight, Phillies nine.
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New York Giants
Herman Bell
Adolph Luque
Phillies
Chuck Stein
G. Davis
Melvin Ott
Giants
New York
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Lique
Schumacher
Howent Benge
H. Elliott
Collins
V. Davis
Braves Rally Edges Dodgers In 9th In Boston
The Boston Braves overturned a late deficit to beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 6 to 5. Wally Berger delivered the deciding hit in the final inning, driving in Worthington after his double, with Berger and Worthington crossing home on the sequence. Van Mungo struggled after an early lead, allowing the tying and winning runs as Brooklyn fell behind.
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Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Wally Berger
Worthington
van Mungo
Dodgers
Braves
R. Moore
Maranville
Berger
Quinn
Mungo
Brooklyn
Lopez
Betis
Spohrer
Sox Trounce Tigers
Chicago defeated Detroit 16 to 10 as Whitehill held the Tigers to seven hits. Kalph Kress collected four hits in a perfect day at bat. Whitehill was lifted in the seventh inning, with Wyatt and Sewell finishing.
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Sam Jones
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Earl Whitehitl
Tigers
Wyatt
Sewell
Kalph Kress
Detroit
Whitehill
Hayworth
Jones
Grube
Athens Horses Win Premiums At Huntington
Athens horses win multiple premiums at the Huntington Horse Show in Huntington West Virginia. Mrs. Fred R Beastey entries earned first and second prizes across several classes including grand prize honors. Local riders and sponsors showcased strong performances with horses named in the top placings across varied divisions.
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Athens
Huntington
Fred R. Beastey
Soprand Prise
Beallare
Anavkay
Virginia
Ohio
Odd Fellows Defeat Athens Lodge in 3-1 Victory
In a pitchers battle at the recreation hall, Pom eroy Odd Fellows beat Athens lodge brothers 3-1. Gates and Dailey worked the mound as errors by local days hurt Athens. Pom eroy scored in the third and sixth innings with Sara the top hitter, as next week’s schedule lists Carpente vs Battery E and more.
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Battery E
Tueday
Rauch
All Stars
Carpe
Beckleys
Ohin Furl
AN Stars
O. FL
Marion Sluggers Stick To First With 59-Year-Old Brown
LoganJune 25 Despite his fifty nine years James E Brown a Marion Township teacher looks forward to July4 for a doubleheader against Logan in this city Brown will play first base for the Marion Sluggers a team that has drawn many local players Brown has baseball interest since youth and despite advancing years continues to field and hit well Records of games played support this claim Brown remains a steady presence in the lineup.
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Logan
James E. Brown
Marion
Brown
Marion Sluggers
Red Sox Rally Tops Senators For 7 6 Victory
Washington failed to move into second in the American League as Boston shocked them with a six run fourth inning rally to win 7 6. Joe Judge was banished after disputing a call while Alexander and Manush homered for Boston. Kline Moore Tate Crowder Burke Marberry and Berg led the Red Sox pitching and defense.
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Washington
Kline
Moore
Tate
Crowder
Burke
Marberry
Berg
Spencer
Maple
Mason City seeks July and August baseball games
The Mason City West Virginia baseball team invites opponents for July 4 and for Sundays through July and August. Interested teams should contact manager H C Grimm in Mason City West Virginia for scheduling.
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Mason City
W. Va
H. C. Grimm
West Virginia
Techniques of applying backspin in golf shots
The article explains how backspin affects ball flight and control. It emphasizes clean contact with a descending blow, striking the ball crisply without flicking the wrists, and warns against topping by lifting the club or wrist flur. It notes that backspin can help the ball rise and land softer on the green.
Middleport '9" Downs Athens in close Friday ball game
At the Neh school grounds in Middleport on Friday a tight amateur baseball game between Athens and Creama ended 2 to 1 after 13 innings with Athens finally breaking the deadlock. Earlier, Clifton beat Southern Ohio Electric 5 to 4 after a late rally in Clifton.
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Wey
Neh
Athens
Creama
Innin
Southern Ohio Electric Nine
Clifton
W. Ve
Electrics
Second No Hit Game By Keller Marks U B Victory
Logan Tune reports Keller, 16, star pitcher for United Brethren in Kiwanis Junior League, pitched a no hit shutout over Epiacopatans 6 to 0. He opened with three strikeouts, fanned many more, and totaled twelve putouts. Hansel led the opposing attack with a first inning homer, but Keller’s effort secured UB’s sole six runs and undisputed first place.
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Tune
Keller
United Brethren
Kiwanis
Epiacopatans
Scott
Hansel
U. B
Sunday Busy Day At Athens Country Club
Sunday schedule highlights a match play tournament and merchandise prizes at Athens Country Club. Mike Heaney announces a large Fourth of July program with committee members Grover and Schite arranging a dance and tournament events.
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Athens
Mike Heaney
Uherish
Par Shpures
Thia
Ratamatenes Dora Permian Pring
Oar Rey
Flesh Reind Oiatehen
Grover
J Committee
E. €. Schite
Homie
Western Open This Week At Canterbury Country Club
Cleveland hosts the Western Open golf championship from June 30 to July 2 at Canterbury Country Club with a field of top players including Gene Sarazen Ed Dudley Tommy Armour Tom Crannell and Walter Hagen among others. The event brings national and international entrants to Ohio for a premier professional contest.
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America
Canterbury Country Club
Hlatery Ia
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Ino Ot
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Land
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Ed Dudley
Wilpington
Delaware
Dayelem
Tommy Armour
Tom Craney
Alybany
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Len Setegel
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Mexico
Jon Kirkwood
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Jose Jurado
Tom Miyamoto
Japan
Charlo
Chick" Evans
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Mortie
Jilin Dutra
California
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Portage Country Club
Densmore Shute
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Hudson
Ohio
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Shute
Jom Randall
Columbia
Kbar Country Club
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Emery
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Toledo
Prank Samilo
Gene Marchi
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Fred Rogers
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Walter Ingram
Canton
Carl Aoero
Carl Bintbental
al Huske
Andy Anderson
Boston
Kiddie Hofmann
David
Livie
Shaker Heights
Garvin Shand
E. HH. Williams
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Maurie White
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L. J. Hamel
J. G. Novick
Wilson Crain
Paul E. Lincolis
Bowling Green
Fred Mkushin
North Olmstead
Leonard B. Schrautte
Lima
Joe Kesper
Carmen Bill
Lew Waldron
Barberton
Francis O
Bob Shave
Frederick Welbourne
Dave Ogilvie
Harry Rees
Jack Thompson
Youngstown
Jules Blanton
Mar Hettaj Anthony
Corica
Sarazen Grabs Lead as Perkins Falters in Final Round
In the Cantina Free Page report Sarazen overtook Cruickshank and Perkins with a 68 in the last round, tying or surpassing the field. Cruickshank failed to overtake Perkins as Sarazen claimed the championship amid a large gallery, with notable finishes from Hagen and Clark in a dramatic finale.
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Rewily
Ageresy
Perkins
Cruickshank
Boandy
Rees
Perkina
Per
Pir
Amlah
Championaip Toul
Perks
Amt Croistshack
Hanord
Mel Vantully
Winia MacFarlane
Wore Copiar
Wien
Jacaly
Twilight Loop Teams Tie For Top Place
McCoy Barbers edged Robinson Brothers 3 to 1 in Athens Twilight League Friday night in a tight pitching duel. Thelen and Patton allowed ten hits, with McCoy scoring the go ahead run in the sixth on two errors. LaCroix scored on a miscue, and Robinson offense accounted for all their runs in the first. Box score notes and scorers detail a close game as McCoy meets Recreation next week.
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Robinson Brothers
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Joners
Patton
Barbers
Patett
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Sid Senhaan
LaCroix
Hutech
Bell
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Iilener
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Horlsurs
Bane
Balis
Oltton
Thetnen
Shy Hatton
Hy ‘Thetwen
Ospie Hughes
Littler
Geng Sarazen Wins Sith U. B Open with Broad Card Play
Open Facts FLAUBHING reports Geng Sarazen’s card by round in the Sith U. B Open golf championship. Scores for the four rounds and the leaders in the U. S. Owen golf championship follow, listing Rene Barazen, Cruickshank, Perkine, Lig Dieget, Witty Cox, Jurado, Gutra, Harry Cooper, Billy Burks, and Walter Hagen among top finishers. Also notes Kirkwood, golfdam’s famed trick shot and top player, once worked as a cow-puncher in Australia before seeking fame in Tales.
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Cruickshank
Philip Perkine
Lig Dieget
Witty Cox
Josa Jurado
Quin Gutra
Harry Cooper
Billy Burks
Walter Hagen
Ino Kirkwood
Golfdam
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