Baseball Scoreboard Highlights From Yesterday
Elmer Smith hit three homers as the Indians swept the Browns 10 5 in game one but Browns won 12 8 in game two. Babe Ruth hit his 51st homer as Yankees split with Red Sox 8 0 and 8 2. Giants lost game one to Braves 6 5 then won 6 3. Cards beat Cubs 4 3 in both games to strengthen third place. Reds split with Pirates 2 1 and 2 1. Brooklyn swept Philadelphia 3 1 and 8 4. Walter Johnson lost 4 3 to Athletics while Dick Kerr beat Tigers 6 5 and White Sox fell 4 3 to Tigers.
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Elmer Smith
Indians
Browns
Babe Ruth
Yanks
Red Sox
Braves
Giants
Cubs
Reds
Pirates
Brooklyn
Phils
Walter Johnson
Athletics
Washington
Floodwood Eyes Follow Up Win in Hocking Valley Clash
Floodwood, playing as Hocking Valley all stars, battered Glouster 6 to 0 after a 2 to 1 loss on August 28. Russell shone for Floodwood as Webb's pitching failed to stem the attack. Dunkle anchored first base with a four-base hit. John White added two singles, while Glouster’s Skinner doubled among four hits. Managers seek Jacksonville as Sept 11 target with New Lexington and Logan possible next opponents. contact F C Boring in Nelsonville for bookings.
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Floodwood
Foodwoods
Hocking Valley All Stars
Glouster
Eptember
Russell
Webb
Dunkle
John White
Glouster Boys
Skinner
Jacksonville
New Lexington
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Canton Boxer Walters Beats Griffiths for Welter Title
Al Walters of Canton defeated Johnny Griffiths of Akron in a 12 round welterweight bout to claim the Canton prize. Walters won the decision in the Sept. 6 match held in Canton.
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Canton
Ohio
Johnny Griffiths
Akron
al Walters
Walters
Foreign Trade and the Interior Bank Role in War-Era Growth
The interior bank should promote foreign trade to sustain American industry as domestic markets saturate. Large international banks provide direct links, reports, and expert personnel to assist local bankers, chambers, and manufacturers. Edge law enables long term foreign investments, with interior banks educating communities on overseas commerce and securities.
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United States
Interior Bank
America
South America
International Bank
Seaboard
Interior
Great Britain
Europe
Near East
Latin-America
South Africa
Australasia
China
Japan
Firnish India
Dutch East Indies
Piralty Settle
Ments
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of Foreign and
National Foreign Trade Council
American Manufacturers’ Export Association
Unclear Rounds Noted in Perhaps Tennis or Debate
The text lists rounds three and earlier, plus rounds eight and nine, with Griffiths taking rounds four five six and eleven. The fragment lacks context for a precise event, participants, or venue.
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Griffiths
Wilson Downey Fight Draws Mixed Postmortem
United Press reports a divided post mortem on the Wilson Downey bout with strong rhetoric. Opinions split on who won with some backing Wilson and others supporting Downey while many deemed both fighters poor and unchampion like. The New Jersey boxing commission cited lack of effort by Wilson as a reason to withhold the purse.
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United Press
New York
Wilson-Downey
Wilson
New Jersey State Boxing Commission
Boxers Exchange Quick Hits In Roundy Bout
The description notes more than four rounds as he staved off a wild youth in front of him. He failed to land his weapons while dodging, yet he displayed clever boxing when Downey altered his attack and pressed the body.
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Downey
Golf Tournament Proves a Success
A country club golf event held on the fourth and fifth drew several hundred spectators for the finals. John Swanson won the medal play with 61, Sam Johnson next with 69. In match play Cable defeated Bingman in a tight final nine holes. Prizes included clubs and golf balls. the success spurred talk of another tournament in the fall.
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John Swanson
Sam Johnson
Tf. Townsend
Rufus Hopkins
Ralph Jennings
Will Cable
John Preston
C. P. Bineman
George Whipple
H. C. Clark
John
Able
Bingman
Cable
Swanson
Johnson
Four Italian Murders Signal New Sicilian Gang Activity
Four Italian victims were murdered in the last 24 hours sparking police to believe the Good Killers Sicilian organization has resumed operations in New York. Authorities refused to name suspects but noted pattern and timing resemble prior gang activity.
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New York
Athens county braces for school opening and new law
Athens county awakens to 9 000 plus students returning to classes with 8 500 in elementary and 800 900 in high schools as Ohio University begins fall term. County attendance officer Isaac Tucker named to enforce compulsory attendance while Stewart township faces unfinished school costs and needs 15 000 more funding to complete work.
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Athens County
Athens
Ohio University
Guy Dinsmoor
Isaac Tucker
Dinsmoor
Board of
Bern Township
Stewart
Waterfall Trim Is New Hat Mode
Here is one of the prettiest of the new fall hat modes. It is a large, drooping-brimmed shape of brown pressed beaver from which a matching, uncurled ostrich feather is suspended in waterfall style.
Deaths-Funerals Ralph O Baker 30 dies of spine TB
Ralph O. Baker of 419 Richland avenue dies at 30 from tuberculosis of the spine. He fell at Athens Lumber Co four years ago, later opening a Richland avenue grocery. He is survived by a widow, father J C Baker, sister Mrs Marjorie Robertson, and brothers J R Baker Lycurgis Baker and Jesse Hamilton Nebraska. Burial at West Union street cemetery after services at First M E Church Wednesday at 1 30 PM. Friends may call Wednesday 9 AM to 1 PM.
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Ralph O. Baker
Richland Avenue
M. E
West Union Street
Mr. Baker
Athens Lumber Co
Athens County
J. C. Baker
Marjorie Robert Son
Cleveland
J. R. Baker
Lycurgis Baker
Athens
Jesse Hamilton
Nebraska
Coal Train Drops Through Weak Trestle Near Bishopville
A six car coal train and engine fell through a 30 foot trestle near Bishopville. Engineer Frank McCann sustained a fractured skull and is hospitalized at Glouster. Fireman William Ferry was slightly injured. Brakeman Ed Carpenter and Chester Inman in the caboose were uninjured. Cars were loaded from the Black Diamond mine. a track is being laid to remove the wreckage.
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Amesville
Bishopville
Fierman
Caboose
Frank McCann
Glouster
William Ferry
Ed Carpenter
Chester Inman
Black Diamond
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Reena Etaitama
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ceme
Detroit
Dick Kerr
Tigers
White Sox
Trey
Nou Lissen
Francis H. Sisson
Guaranty Trust Company of
Indiana
Massachusetts
San Francisco
Iowa
Henry L. Farrell
Cash Shoe
Les
W. Union St
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