Powermen Top Politicians In 3 1 Victory At Armor Park
McWhorter starred on the mound for Powermen in a 3 1 win over State House at Armor Park. Arehart faltered after the first frame while McWhorter shut down the Statesmen with key double plays and timely outs. Carney Wick and Lively scored in a tight pitchers duel that ended the back-and-forth contest.
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Goshorn Hardware Tops New York Central Railroaders 3-0
Compton pitched a shutout allowing four hits as Goshorn Hardware defeated the New York Central Railroaders 3-0 at Laidley Field. Powell delivered a run scoring single and Goshorn plated three runs in the fourth frame aided by two errors.
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Kelly's Home Run Lifts Giants Over Cubs In Eighth
George Kelly of the New York Giants hit a two on base homer in the eighth to beat the Chicago Cubs 4 to 3. The Cubs scored early with two runs in the second, Heathcote added a fourth inning RBI four-bagger, and Grimm's error opened the late Giants rally. The Giants showed strong defense led by Melly as the game went to finish.
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Pro Grid League Expansion Plans Reported
The professional grid league plans to expand from 18 to 20 teams at an upcoming meeting. President J F Carr indicated Detroit and New York applications likely approved. Schedule set to start September 20 with December 20 finish and $1000 per team forfeits.
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Why Speaker Moans By Feg Murray on Coveleskie
The piece discusses Tris Speaker and Stanley Coveleskie, noting Coveleskie’s rise with the Senators, his 1925 form, and his past with Cleveland. It recalls his World Series heroics, Cleveland tenure, birth in Shamokin, and family ties to Harry Coveleskie, highlighting age and legacy in early baseball history.
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Powellmen Boost for Sunday Clash With Booster Star Debut
Powell's Senators plan a short workout today to sharpen form before Sunday’s key battle at Kanawha Park. Shorty Ollom returns to second base in place of Ollom, while Montgomery flash Mahre Starke makes his Booster uniform debut at Cabell county center. Lane and Dane bring speed and chatter to spark Powell’s slate, as Hoss Powell eyes a dust revenge on Hearwole and Sneed Martin leads a confident lineup.
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Vance in form beats Cardinals to even series
Dazzy Vance pitched into top form with eight strikeouts as Brooklyn defeated St. Louis 9 to 4 to split the series. It was Vance’s 15th win against six losses, matching strong outings by O’Farrell and Deberry in a game noted for late offense and solid Brooklyn defense.
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Bottlers Defeat Haddad Brothers in Retail League
New Grade Bottling Works won 13 to 4 over the Haddad Brothers in a Retail league game. Martin pitched steadily allowing seven singles as Haddad errors aided the win. The Haddad players and others faced injuries and a separate polo news item noted a 6-year-old rider.
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U S golfers lead Canada Open after second round
United States players gained the lead in Toronto as Frank Sprogell of Saginaw MI and Mike Brady of Mameroneck NY posted 147 after 36 holes. Andy Kay of Toronto was at 148 while Joe Kirkwood of Pasadena FL had 160 and Cyril Walker of Longview WA stood at 161. A separate note reports a bad year for film sales with only 60 of 630 pictures hung in the Academy.
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Covington Grays topple Clifton Boosters in 14-11 clash
Covington Grays defeated Clifton Boosters 14 to 11 in Covington yesterday. Home runs sparked the game as Clifton Fores and Covington connected multiple times. Pitchers Creath and Sutter faced Clifton Forse and Pugh for Covington, while the rest of the report references scattered remnants of play-by-play.
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Red Sox defeat Indians 7 to 2 in Boston win
Boston spruced up Wingfield’s start with solid support as the Red Sox bombarded Indian hurlers to take the final game of the series 7 to 2. Flagstead contributed two safe hits and solid fielding while Wingfield benefited from strong backing.
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Yesterday Scores: Boston 7 Cleveland 2. others rained out
Baseball yesterday saw the Boston team defeat Cleveland 7 to 2. All other games were postponed due to rain.
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Mullens Scarbro Battle Awaited In Local Playoff
MULLENS July 41 Enthusiasm grows for next Sunday’s game with Scarbro after Mullens won last week in a dramatic ninth inning rally. Scarbro reports minor weaknesses corrected. Kennedy will pitch Sunday to slow the Bearbro attack while Lusk starts for Mullens at Killarney. A new metal cap for soft drink bottles is noted as an invention.
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Samartious Wins Saratoga Feature in Driving Finish
Samartious, owned by Robert L. Gerry and trained by Colillett, won the $5,000 Saratoga feature for two-year-olds at the Saratoga track. The Idle Hour Farm’s Block Head, ridden by Earl Sande, finished second with H. P. Whitney’s Fiddlesticka third. Samartious went off as a 7 to 2 favorite, covering five and one half furlongs in 1 06 1/46. Ten horses started. Lamarthus set the pace, then Samartious outlasted Block Head.
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Joe McGinnity May Join Dodger Staff
New York reports that Moe McGinnity famed Iron Man of the old Giants may join the Brooklyn Robins coaching staff. He reportedly visited Wilbert Robinson, president of the Robins, at St Louis to discuss the idea of joining the club.
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Dempsey Seeks Time Over Delay Before New York Body
Jack Dempsey telegrams the New York boxing commission asking to delay his appearance and disputes signing to fight anyone but Harry Wills. He says he will act for himself on professional engagements and requests consideration of his match with Wills. A separate brief notes a cliff fall injuring Mrs Rosa Hartimett in Pueblo Colorado.
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Reds Bag Seventh Straight Contest Best Boston 4 3
Cincinnati wins seventh straight with a 4 to 3 victory over Boston as Faker May shines on the mound. May allows eight hits and walks seven but yields a key seventh inning triple by Koussah to chase the rally, while Walker hits a two run homer for Cincinnati.
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Scottdale Takes Only League Game In Rain Shortened Match
Scottdale, Pa., July 21 Scottdale earned the league’s lone game as Wheeling Stogies lost 6 to 2 before rain halted play after one half inning. Other Middle Atlantic games were postponed due to downpour. The win featured four runs in the opening frame sparked by strong hitting from Gotale Smith and Hugh. Net weekly earnings in the leather industry recently rose by nearly 1 million dollars.
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