American tennis players reach semi finals in national event
Vines beat Fusee in three sets to join Davis Cup veteran from Indiana in the men’s semi finals. Sutter, Gledhill, and Stoefen advance. In the women’s draw Moody, Burke, Rice reach semis with solid wins. Pittman upsets Jedziejowska while Farquharson and Breeze fall to Stoefen and Sutter respectively.
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Vines
A. A. Fusee
Indiana
Clifford Sutter
Keith Gledhill
Lester Stoefen
America
Gledhill
Sutter
N. Q. Farquharson
South Africa
Stoefen
W. L. Breeze
Harvard
E. R. Avery
Cambridge University
Mrs. Moody
S. Noel
England
Mrs. Burke
M. A. Thomas
Miss Rice
Joan Ridley
Hubbell Shines as New York Blank Reds 4-0 Triumph
Hubbell hurled a 4-0 victory over Cincinnati in a game featuring Bush and Brandt on the mound for the Reds and Chicago and Boston baserunners. The line shows 1:54 time, multiple sacrifice plays, and key hits by Klein Hurst Schulmerich Fullie Warner Frisch, with Fallis and Frisch homering for Philadelphia and St. Louis scoring through a varied attack.
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F. Herman
Jurges
Guselman
Bush
Moore
Brandt
Chicago
Boston
Grimes
Amise
Pfirman
Klein
Barr
Philadelphia
Hurst
Schulmerich
Fullie
Warner
Frisch
Hurast
Davie
Medwick
Fallis
Bart
PHILS
St. Louis
Phillies
Red Birds
Martin
Orsatti
J Collina
Watkins
Wilson
E Fallis
Bartell
Stripp and Wilson Lead Offensive Show in Rods Script
Stripp 2, Wilson 2. Pittsburgh nine and Brooklyn eight left on base. Benge walked two while Meine Hoyt and Chagnon issued free passes. Benge and Meine led pitchers with several strikeouts as Hoyt and Chagnon allowed multiple hits. Losing pitcher Meine. Umpires Stark and Rigler. Time 2:15.
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Pittsburgh
Abrhpore
L. Waner
Jensen
P. Waner
Traynor
Subr
Vaughan
Thevenow
Padden
Tech
Taylor
Frederick
Leslie
Wilson
Boyle
Cuccinello
Stripp
O Lopez
Jordan
Benge
Janings
Pittsburgh Ener Erne
Brokelyn Seenen
Taylor Frederick Leslie
Lopez
Fredstrip Vaughan
Cucpin
Brooklyn
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Hoyt
Chagnon
Stark and Rigler
Three drug agent violators plead guilty in court
The article details multiple guilty pleas and sentences in a series of cases. Defendants from Huntington, Logan, Mercer, and Wyoming counties faced prison terms ranging from probation to two years in Chillicothe or Atlanta. Notable names include Myrtle Mathena and Dewey E Kirby among others.
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Chillicothe
William Fergueson
John W. Bell
Lawrence Tower
Huntington
Atlanta
Logan
Woodrow Williams
Virgie Dean
Marl Blankenship
George Moward
Isam Jenkins
Richard McCray
Durbin
W. Va
William Milam
Charleston
Pocahontas
Beecher Clower
Mercer County
Sheldon Thompson
Beckley
McClintie
Myrtle Mathena
Virginia Avenue
Alderson
Mathena
Albert
Tom Pennington
Fayette County
Jess Lawson
John Pennington
Homer Howard
Will Howard
Clifford Riley
Dewey E. Kirby
Tim Pittman
Raleigh County
John Holley
Logan County
Roy Lee Martin
Charles R. Bowling
Bluefield
William Paris Harman
Thomas Smith
Wyoming County
Nicholas County
Dan Dillon
John Breweter
Joe Moody
Theodore Cannon
Sadie Lee Trent
Wholesale lighting workers vote 10 percent wage increase
In New York on June 22 the wholesale lighting fixture manufacturers division approved a 10 percent raise for factory workers effective immediately. About 25,000 employees will be affected, officials said. It was unclear whether the increase will absorb existing wage cuts.
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New York
Browns Shove Yankees Into Tie With Last-Place Win
Crowder wins as the Browns beat the Yankees 5 to 4 at St. Louis. Bruce Campbell drives in the decisive run with a bases loaded single in the ninth. Hadley and Blaeholder shine for St. Louis while Gehrig Lazzeri Burns and Chapman rack up hits for New York. Time 2:24.
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Browns
St. Louis
New York Yankees
Washington
Bruce Campbell
Irving Burns
St. Louie
Dixie Walker
New York
Abrhore
Walker
Sewell
Cianaca
Gehrig
Chapman
Lazzeri
Dickey
Lary
Pew PD cc
Blaeholder
TORR
Cdaecee
Cote
Nsenn
Lavy
Campbell
Burne
Hadley
Burns
West
Garms
Shea
Storti
Levy
Brown
MacFayden
Baseball Box Score Summary
Johnson and Coleman among players in a Philadelphia win over Cleveland. McNair Grove Averill Kamm Myatt Knickerbocker each collected two base hits while Cochrane Williams Powers added three base hits. Averill hit a homer as Cleveland left nine men on base to Philadelphia eleven. Cain pitched the win with Hildebrand taking the loss in a 2 hour 21 minute game officiated by Summers and Van Graflan.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Mackmen
Hildebrand
Eea
Philadel Eo
AB . McNair
Ener — Cramer
Johnson
Coleman
Foxx
Cochrane
C Higgins
Conally
Burnett
Pytlak
Ferrell Dom
Bincnewtoum
Weer
Een Hudlin
Bean
Philadelphia
Rune
Higgins
Williams
Grove
Morgan
Averill
Myatt
Knickerbocker
McNair
Kamm
Powers
Connally
Cain
Hudlin
Baseball scorecard notes for Boston vs Detroit game
Detroit lost 7 to 2 as Rhodes earned the win and Hogsett took the loss. Highlights include Johnson and Werber with multi RBI games, Rogell and Johnson homering, and key hits by Davis Greenberg and Rhodes. Stars posted 2 three-base hits and White stole a base.
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Herring
Hayworth
Marberry
Boston
Johnson
Hodapp
White
Alexander
Jolley
Rhodes
Werber
Stone
Greenbreeg
Gehringer
Davis
Greenberg
Rogell
Cooke
Brown
Detroit
Hogsett
Hite
Hogcett
Moriraty
Geisel
Eene
Hayworthpe
Bomb Attached to Congressman Eaton Auto Found in Watchung
A 20 pound dynamite device was discovered on the ignition of Representative Charles A. Eaton's car in Watchung New Jersey. An employee heard a noise and extin guished the threat before a blast could occur. J Edgar Hoover pledged DOJ help to catch the perpetrator. The story ends with a historical aside on baseball fans.
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Watchung
N. J
Charles A. Eaton
Joseph Balent
Balent
Eaton
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
Washington
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