Yesterday's baseball results across leagues and teams
In the American Association Minneapolis beat Columbus 9 to 2 while Kansas City-Louisville game was rained out. In the National League New York defeated St. Louis 4 to 1 and Philadelphia edged Pittsburg 2 to 1. no other games were scheduled.
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National League
Ruth Leads Yankees to 8 7 Win in Indians Series
Yesterday Babe Ruth powered the New York Yankees with his 57th and 58th homers and a double. He scored three runs and drove in two as New York beat Cleveland 8 to 7, securing the series. King supplied a late run with a single and a double for Philadelphia in a 2 to 1 win over Pittsburgh. Nehf limited St Louis to five hits as the Giants won 4 to 1, while Moored and Harris shut out the Athletics 3 to 0.
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White Box
Nelsonville White Sox Dominates Jobs With 15-Run Win
Nelsonville White Sox crushed Jobs 15 to 1 as Ditcher allowed two hits in the first inning and the visitors piled up 21 hits. O Dupler went 5 for 5, Hartley 3 for 4, with Elliott Stuar Dileher Coope Valkinburg among the hitters.
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Jobs
Nelsonville White Sox
Ditcher
Nelsonville
White Sox
O. Dupler
Hartley
Elliott
Stuar
Dileher
Coope
Valkinburg
Babe Ruth Hits May Cinch Pennant for the Yankees
Henry L. Farrell reports that Babe Ruth homered twice and doubled as Coveleskie and Uhle pitched to him, nearly sealing the American League pennant for the Yankees. Lee Fohl, watching from the press box, warned the danger of pitching to Ruth as Cleveland and St. Louis race for the flag. The Indians were thwarted though they fought hard. Ruth’s runs give New York a two game lead with three of five to win.
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United Press
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Envy Aroused by a Successful Money Maker
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Brooklyn Wins Pennant In Last Minute Heroics
Last year at this time Brooklyn claimed the National League pennant as Tony Boeckel hit a ninth inning homer off Ryan to beat the Giants. Frisch tied the score in the eighth with a homer. Duster Mails earned his sixth straight win for Cleveland over St Louis. Babe Ruth belted his 52nd and 53rd homers off Rommell for the A's in the first and sixth innings.
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Connett Community News Notes Busy Homecoming Plans
Connett residents report visitors including Connett Moses Dishong and sister Hattie Bumgardner with friends from Washington DC. A church homecoming on October 10 is planned after roof repair paint and tree whitewashing. Rev. Fugitt of Ashland preaches and a piano purchase is discussed as youth involvement grows. Local events include fairs, visits to Haydenville Athens Broadwell platform dances, and road conditions remain poor with road crews scalping grass.
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Moses Dishong
New Straitsville
Hattie Bumgardner
William Hoskins
Hubarcher
Washingon
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John Malone
Mont Gandee
Haydenville
Porter Hoskins
Howard
James Hoskins
Charles Cheser
Connett
Connet
Connett Church
Fugitt
Ashland
Oak Grove
Flick
Pittsburg
Irvin Nanna
Logan
Lon Figgins
Unemployment total shown lower in national survey
A nationwide survey by the department of commerce reported fewer than 38.5 million unemployed, about forty percent below the labor department's recent estimate of 5.75 million jobless. The figures, based on reports from mayors of cities with populations over ten thousand, gave conference delegates an optimistic start as sessions resumed.
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United Press
Washington
Department of Commerce
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Local social visits and attendance at area sale reported
Broadwell Mr and Mrs W O White visited their daughter Mrs Wayne France in Athens over the weekend while other relatives called on Mr and Mrs Allison Driggs at Circle Hill. Weymer White visited home from Mig Co Sunday. Fred Roberts visited the Sprouse home. Several locals attended the Jennings Coal Company sale at Utley. Mrs Jennie Hayborn visited Mr and Mrs George Sedwick and Mr and Mrs Jed Linscott and family.
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Athens
Sidney Burdett
Parkersburg
C McGilton
Jennings Coal Company
Broadwell Platform
Charles Morris
Harry Sedwick
Jean Harrison
Beasley
Amesville
James Hill
W. O. White
Wayne France
Clifford Sciple
Circle Hill
Allison Driggs
Weymer White
Grayson Mig. Co
Fred Roberts
John Sprouse
Utley
Jennie Hayborn
George Sedwick
Jed Linscott
Miss Lilla Mite Introduces White Potatoes to Florida
Miss Lilla Mite bought land in Florida and set out to farm potatoes despite locals doubting white varieties would grow there. She pursued a scientific approach, and soon shipped carloads of white potatoes from a state known for sweet potatoes.
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Makes Way for Republican Chief on Tariff Board
President Harding accepted the resignation of Thomas W. Page as chairman of the federal tariff commission. Page will remain a member. a Democrat appointed by Wilson. The move signals the appointment of a Republican to head the commission.
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Rich Folks Fear Active Hold-ups in Nassau County
Millionaires in Nassau county Long Island plead for protection after more than fifty robberies in ten days. The wave includes daylight holdups in villages and on country roads as residents seek special security programs.
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