Pirates Dominate Phillies in Doubleheader Wins
Pittsburgh crushed Philadelphia 11 2 in the first game and 13 0 in the second as Traynor hit two homers and the Pirates exploded for six runs in the late innings. Kremer held the Phillies to five hits, while Couch struggled on the mound for Philadelphia. The swing-filled afternoon featured a powerful Pittsburgh offense and a decisive two-game sweep.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Decatur and
Betts
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Couch
Traynor
Harper's
Stout
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Kremer
Econd Gane AB
Pittsborch
Moore
Rawlings
Mt Barnhart
Trainor
Wright
Serene
Ranthat Ab
Gooch
Bremer
Ammick
Leach
Wrishistone
Hareer
Fonseca
Hawks
Huber
Prider
Fribers
Kisimick
Friberg
Kimmick
Pittsburgh
Om Pear
O'Neal
Pearce
Bearce
Cleveland Triumphs Over Boston In Pitcher's Battle
Cleveland defeated Boston 3 to 2 in a tight game. Hodaph, Cleveland's rookie third baseman, drove in two runs in the second inning and stole home in the seventh for the decisive run. Ruffing and Pleinith pitched for Cleveland while Speece and Sewell worked for Boston.
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Boston Today
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Hodaph
Tastman
Seave
Boston
Ruffing
Pleinith
Speece
Sewell
Braves Split Doubleheader With Chicos In Boston
More than 32,000 fans, largest crowd for a cellar team in Boston, watched the Braves split a doubleheader with the Chicago Chicos. First game ended 5 to 2 after an eighth inning rally. second game Chicago won 12 to 3. Walter Gautreau awarded automobile tag between games.
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Chicos
Glbwon
Padgett
Alngl
Weis
Freigau
Jahn
Bolston
Hartnett
Marquard, Ryan, Smith and O'Neil
Cobb Celebrated Milestone as Tigers Defeat Phillies
Detroit beat Philadelphia 9 to 6 as Ty Cobb marked his twentieth anniversary with a double and a single in four at bats. He greeted about 3,000 fans with handshakes and autographs, while Heilmann delivered a three-base hit and a seventh inning homer contributed to seven runs. The Phillies touched Detroit with a homer and a triple, but the Tigers pulled away in the late innings.
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Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Deig
Phiadelphia
Georgia Peach
Hale
Philadelpate
Ascher
Mone An Sese
Heilgnan
Detrot
Philadelphia
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Baingardice Hommell
Perdue
Websaand Gasser
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Brook
Pete Donchus
Vance
Fourmar
Waller
Bas Iietke
Caveney
Harcrave
Donohue
E. Ford
Fournier
Cox
Johnater
Taylor
Creeinnateo
Dona Bravkisi
McLough
Donahue
Moran
Fin
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Highlighted Matchups
National League results show Pittsburgh and Philadelphia tangled with muted scoring while Pittsburgh outs Philadelphia 98 in the second game. New York trounced St Louis 7 to 4, Brooklyn beat Boston 2 to 5, Chicago 1 and Boston 6 in the second. American League saw Cleveland 2 Boston 2, Washington 12 Chicago 1, Detroit 9 Philadelphia 4, and New York St Louis 1.
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Philadelphia
New York
Louie Feinelmatt
Brooklyn
Boston
Chieas
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
St Louis
Bad Washington
St. Louis
Ceerreey BO 'i
Wittioot Oveland Sas
National League
Browk
Scaub 13 andings at various city scores
Scaub 13 andings listed with scores for Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Boston as 23, 468, 444, 442, 436 respectively. No clear event details or dates given.
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Pet
Bez
Cincinnati
Sal Brookism
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Marshall grid men begin hard training for year
Alderson Aug 20 football camp at Marshall College opens with about thirty men in heavy condition on the camp field under Coach Pratt Callman and assistant Guy Fiber. New arrivals include Seabright Wheellin Jud Nischis Ollie Sheers and several other players from various schools as Alderson tightens line and backfield prospects for the coming season.
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Maarenall College
Greenprier
Pha
Prusty
Puch Guy Fiber
Erven
Tarry Seabright
Fvan Wheellnig
Jud Niehnis
Hered College
Hackielt
Feu Louulaville
Kyi
Ollie Sheers
Gallipolis
Jagt Sengent
James Post
Marshall Halfback
Ereen
Whit Archie
Peterson
Luther Boling
Cedartapida
Guy Citeen
Huan Bke
Alderson Baptist Academy
Bax
Witte
Audree Afrown
Quiere Jarbirie
Morrie Harvey Preachers
Lord Nichale
Coulsville
Berea College
Jack Morgan
Marshall
Cabell College
Hunt Foster
Angelo D'Antta
Wellsville
Archie Davly
Jranton
Tullur
Japan Boasts High Birth Rate at Population Exhibit
From Osaka to the nation, statistics show Japan increasing by about three people every two minutes. Births occur at a rate of one per minute while deaths run at 2.445 per minute, yielding a net gain of 1.44 per second. Germany Britain France follow with lower rates. Also noted is Osaka luxury consumption rising from 1.2 million yen in 1914 to 7.508 million yen in 1924.
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Aue
Japan
Germany
Britain
France
Osaka
London census shows daytime workers far exceed night population
London’s official workplace census reveals 12,709 people in the city at night versus 401,711 by day. Suburbs Hornsey and Teignmouth provide the largest day populations, followed by Acton Hanwell and Walthamstow as commuters travel to the city.
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Wall
London
Hornsey
Teynton
Steaey
Kaat Ham
Hanwell
Walthamstow
Bobby Jones Sets Record on Course at Calmont
Bobby Jones, national amateur champion, set a record on the 60 yard course at Calmont Country Club in Pittsburgh. About 720 spectators watched as Jones posted a 10 under par showing. rivals like Jess Sweetser and Eddie Held also posted strong rounds. Jones plans rest before his first qualifying round Monday and will attend church.
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Bobby Jones
Calemont Country Club
Merion
H. ¢. Fewnes
W. ¢ Fawnes, Jr
Qakimont
Natontl Ehinypion
Jess Sweetner
Yale
George Ven Bln
Los Angeles
Joes
Mer- Jun
Eddis Held
St. Louie
Jeese Fiullford
Rangly Guimet
Maraehanetys
Jondera
Eixteen
Rudy Knepper
Jones
Toomey
Cam
McLaughlin Named to Virginia Education Board
J Blaine McLaughlin of Braxton county secretary of the Wyret Virginia farm bureau was appointed to the Attic board of education to replace J W Burns of Martingburg. The term runs until June 81 191, with McLaughlin to serve actively in educational and civic work. The announcement came from the executive offices of Gay eragr Gare.
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Braxton County
Wyret Virginia Farm Bureau
Attic Board of Education
J. W. Burns
Martingbug
Gay
Borns
Tus
MelLaughtin
Comemiye Alan
British golf titles set to charge for gallery access
London reports a shift toward charging admission at water golf championships as crowds grow, with estimates ranging from mid thousands to tens of thousands. The article notes postwar international interest and calls for gallery size regulation to curb crowding and preserve order.
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Bolt
England
Hiraga
Heysler
Jashie
Thia Yetr
A. Freatwick
Laeth
Wemans
Smith
Trac
Sayinir
Sinat
Smith Aida
Chase
Dean
America
Meusel and Barnhart Nearly Missed Pirates Outfield
iM'GRAW saved the Pirates by keeping Emil Meusel and rejecting a Barnhart swap. The Cubs pursued Meusel and Barnhart, but Meusel's hitting helped Pittsburgh, while Barnhart later became a strong outfielder with the Pirates. WILLS SAILS FOR FRANCE. Haughton-Wareham wedding. Ederle to retry channel swim. Flower pot death in St Louis.
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New York
Todd
Pubmary
John McGraw
Emil Meusel
Chisago Cuba
Meusel
Chicago
Hants
Kame
Hack” Wilson
Toledo
Cuba
Mirda Barnhart
Muranville
Grimm
Cooper
Barnhart
Pirates
Cubs
Meusal
St. Louis, Mo
Morton Klain
Elks Banquet Recognizes City Twilight League Champions
A festive Elks Club banquet honored the Knights of Pythias as Mall division and league champions of Charleston twilight baseball. Speakers praised the season, thanked umpires, and previewed a forthcoming victory banquet as fans reflected on a successful year.
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Knights of Pythias
Charleston
Slebert
Je ‘Fonstmanter
Boyd Slebert
Joe Stanb
Pythian
Roy
Biddy Beers
Elia
Elo
Ull
Heslaw
Sam Montague
Victorious Knights
Elks
Thunangia Wins Suit Over Stradivarius Violin
A court has ruled in favor of the heir of a donor in the dispute over a famous Stradivarius violin kept in a cafe deposit vault. The case involved ownership questions tied to a will and the instrument’s use for music education amid attempts at compromise. The ruling suggests further actions may follow as Swedish authorities consider the instrument’s future use.
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Wiimal
Heire
Stradivariae
Nelra
Concert Maater Koemmpal
Walthar Court
Thain Jon
Sweden
Whejketrs
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Lyhed
Senoor
Herr Koumpel
Ludwig Spon
Firat
Vemy
Amenenear
Reitz
Wolmar
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