Nutbusters and Lebanon Battle to 1 1 Tie in Four Innings
In a sensational game at Lebanon the Nutbusters and Lebanon fought to a 1 to 1 tie in four innings with Lefty Miller and Pade pitching well. Kitchen homered for Bluefield, Weaver scored for Lebanon, and Kitchen and Camba had three hits each. game called at darkness after five extra innings. The Nutbusters meet Davy at Glenwood Park at 3 pm with Brawley pitching Smiley's team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Yeat Teday
Glenwood Park
Lefty Miller
Pade
Miller
Eads
Bluefield
Kitchen
Weaver
Sasely
Ead
EB. Camba
Nuthbusters
Davy
Brawley
Smiley
Bluefield Ab
Po. A.B
B. Cambs
Fahrbriam
Seer
Chil
Chil@ries
Arifion
Veoee
OB BaGi
Notorious Robber Defies Romanian Authorities Again
Vienna reports a famed robber active in the swamps between Galatz and Braila holds police at bay. He robbed a priest’s wife of 140000 leu and seized church garments, formed a band, and taunts pursuers while evading a substantial reward. Romanian churches ordered prayers for his capture.
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Vienna
Roumania
Terente
Galatz
Braila
Carcalia
Dobrudza
Brallia
Rogers Resting After Gallstone Operation
Will Rogers rested easily at California Lutheran Hospital after a serious gallstone operation. Doctors expect him to leave in about three weeks. Nurses noted his only complaint was fear his scar would not be as large as others.
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Los Angels
Will Rogers
Beverly Hille
California Lutheran Hospital
Rogers
Revival of Middle Aged Behavior for Mothers and Youth
New York lecturer Mrs. J Lester Lewine calls for middle-aged women to abandon chasing youth and return to reason. She argues aging brings value and discipline, urging mothers to model mature behavior for their children and resist the jazz age craze.
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Julia Blanshard
New York
J. Lester Lewine
Clama
Lewine
Grandma
Mra Lewin
Lawiie
Yale
Tie
Montana
Passage on aging and social renewal in midlife
A reflective excerpt argues that middle age can be mapped anew and made to feel valuable. It envisions people in their fifties bringing balance to a youth-obsessed era and restoring sanity, dignity, and orderly experience to life.
British Golfer Tweedel Wins 1927 Amateur Championship
London report credits Dr. William Tweedel as the top rider in the 1927 British amateur championship. With a plus two handicap he rises from a patient, steady player to a formidable force after defeating Roger Wethered in the semi finals. Observers praise his deliberate style and exceptional short game mirroring American standards.
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London
Wiliam Tweedel
Roger Wethered
Alway
Hoylake
Dr. Tweedie
Walter Hagens
Football Still Being Changed By College Presidents
New York June 18 INS The football reform talk continues as Dartmouth President Hopkins proposes limiting varsity football to sophomores and juniors with two home and away teams. Rollins College President Holt mocks proposals while urging strict amateurism or open professionalism in college football.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Hopkins
Dartmouth
Hamilton Holt
Rollins College
Florida
Rollins
Southern Inter-collegiate Athlet Association
Doctor saves choking boy with bare hand
Dr. K. D. Kasdorf of Michigan City rescued 12 year old James Johnson from a fatal apple choking by reaching into the boy’s throat with his bare hand. The doctor’s hand was badly torn as Johnson regained consciousness after the obstruction was removed.
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Michigan City
Ind
K. D. Kasdorf
James Johnson
Porter
Dr. Kasdorf
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Glenwood
Robin Hood
Tazewell
Wealeyans Ware
Lester Lewins
Wal-Cott
Kabelle Keyen Burch Marson
Arnaldo Mareen
Lyndon W. Burch
Marson
San Francisco
Burch
Marion
Regal Holt
Holt
Boy
Princeton Avenue
Elkhorn Street
Maytag
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Maytag Company
Newton, Iowa
Grafton
Huntington Logan
Mullens, Mu Philinnls
Parieh Ugem Maytag C . Iiwell & Halle8eeds
Stillwell & Marshall Lens Hardware & Furn. Co
Parish
Parkersburg
Pennsboro
Richwood
Saint Mary
Williamson
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