Boston Wins Ten Inning Game In Tight Clash
The Braves overtake first place by defeating Pitts burgh 9 to 8 in ten innings. Cuyler hit a homer for Pittsburgh and Genewich scored the decisive run after O Neil and Kremer loaded the bases. Mattitot and Moore had four hits each for Boston. Georges Geovwich earned the win with Kremer taking the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuyler
Homer
Moore
Latter
Marriott
Boston
Braves
Fitzaburgh
Cuyg Jer
Mattiott
Kremer
O'Neil
Genewich
Hood
Siow
AB. OR
H. OO
Ra iMoore
TY Cayier
Barabert
Traynor
Greniham
TR Meinnis
Smith
Bugee
Spencer
OU Meadows
Sremer
Rum
Seimey
Ath
Seare
Pattabureh
Carey
Grantham
Cuyie
Breten Hases
Curler
Sarrise Bancroft
Hurria
Nels
Wright
Wricht
Grant- Bemn
Pittsburon
Bontan
Baan
Lalle
Ryan
Marsquard
Meader
Hite
Meadown
Bemp
Marquard
Govewich
Meadows
Br Kremer
Gevewich
nitchher—Kremer
Ja— Wilson
Risler
McLaughlin
Phils Whitewash Cubs by 3-0 Score
Philadelphia pitcher Clarence Mitchell held the Chicago Cubs to four singles as the Phillies won 3 to 0 in the street division game. Henline hit a home run in the second inning, with Kaufman Gonzalez and Henline among the productive Philadelphia players. Chicago 000000 3? Philadelphia 010 200 0 3.
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Philadelphia
Clarence Mitchell
Chicago Cubs
Henline
Chicago
Kaufman
Gonzalez
Alitchell
Jana Henline
Park Playground Triumphs in Loose Victory Over Kiwanis
Park Playground defeated Kiwanis 26 to 2 in a loose game at Park Playground yesterday. Beaver pitched well for Park allowing two hits as Park totalled 12 hits and played errorless baseball. Park improved to two wins in five games, with their first win vs Lincoln in a close 2 run game.
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Park
Kiwanis
Park Playground
eTanner
Hamilton
Ki- Iwanis
Huffman
Wakop
Park Warriors
Beaver
Bsaver
Tenga Lincoln
Baseball Sheiks Playfully Move Their Stuff
A fragmented notice describes humorous, unclear antics of baseball figures and a manager fretting about a new ball. The text references players and a girl, with scattered phrases implying mischief and a humorous take on the game.
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JR Easy
13 Stars, Inc
Sam Williams Feature Winner at Toledo Matron Stake
Sam Williams driven by Walter Cox won the sixteenth Matron Stake for three year olds at Toledo. Aileen Guy, with Ben White, led the first heat. Williams took the last two. The Matron stake valued at 87267. Single G. I. won the free for all pace in straight heats. Petar Fellows won the Fort Miami 3/71 trot purse 7010, Crawford second. Winnie O. Wynn took the 2 14 trot with Lon McDonais driving.
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Toledo
Onla
Sam Wilame
Walter Cox
Beetrree
Sam Williams
Aileen Guy
Ben White
Petar Fellows
Miami
Crawford
Tommy Murphy
Murphy
Voter Bellows
Winnie
Wynn
Lon McDonais
Giants Onc e More League Leaders
New York Giants regain first place in the National League by defeating the Cardinals and moving six games ahead of the Braves. George Kelly led the attack with a home run and multiple hits while Friseh extended his consecutive hitting streak to 19. The Pirates dropped Pittsburgh as Boston closed the gap in the standings.
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Cardinals
Braves
Pirates
New York
New York Giants
Boston
Fittsburgh Pirates
Guanta
Ie Mraten
George Kelly
Mde
Innin Wayland Doan
Rogers Iornsby
Friseh
State House Team Triumphs In Rain Delayed Game
State House strengthens lead by defeating Oilmen 3 in a rain curtailed contest at Armor Park. Simms allowed four hits over six, Keeney held six batters with eight strikeouts as State House edged Oilmen 3 to 2 with Farley and Blessing contributing key hits and Stark making a pivotal fielding play. In a tense affair, Wiley tallied a crucial out preventing a State House score in the fifth.
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Simms
Keeney
Armor Park
State House
Konlekts
Bythias
Goshen
Latdley
Aleims
OS Service
Artmor Park
Firys
Waty
Bonavich
Simm
Tripte
Ieeney
Ted Lively
Afer Rington
Tullman
Pariey
Blessing
Patrick
Jo Farley
Dare
Oiimen
Tyro
Bonavitel
Carey
Wiley
Howse
Lively
Ted Few
Red Tree Center
Wee
Owas
Stark
Farley
Ramage Defeats Whitesville In Eight to Five Victory
Ramage defeated Whitesville eight to five in a closely contested game. Ramage scored early with four runs in the first two innings while steady defense and timely hits kept the visitors at bay. Tamanes led off with a home run as Lilly contributed a key three run blast and multiple hits helped Ramage build the early lead and maintain it through the game.
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Ramage
Friangles
Inern
Tatnes
Lilly
Taxpayers Seek Tax Cuts at Union Meeting
Citizens gathered at Union meeting urged city to cut expenditures to enable a Spring Street bridge funded by savings rather than new levies. Speakers criticized administration for growing costs and new positions, pressing for substantial municipal cost reductions to avoid higher taxes.
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Spring Street
Jasuin
Lnion
Dudge 4
MacGorrie
iGeorge
Gilisple
Macy Corkln
Delaney Loughran Bout Decision Reversed At Philly Show
July 11 report from Philadelphia details Jack Delaney of Bridgeport winning a ten round bout by referee decision over Tonny Loughran, then the state athletic commission overturned it, leaving a possible draw while judges disagreed. Other welterweight bouts and drenched fans are noted amid the stormy scene.
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Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
State Athletic Commission
Fhilanelvhia
Conn
Tonony Loughran
Pulteadelphia
Charles Fred White
Delaney
Tew Tencher
Philadelphia
Welterwight
Mullens to Meet Huntington Club in Weekend Games
July 16 report describes interleague showdowns with Mullens facing Huntington Club. Star players such as Baum Mamdyer Hardyer and Moran are noted, with Schoenberg and Wilder among contributors. Coaches emphasize tough workouts and sharp scores as teams prepare for weekend matchups.
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Mullens
Aluch Interrat i4
Cineton Am-Drofen
Fina
Baum- Mamdyer
Victor
Hardyer
Greb Defeats Rosenbloom in Midweight Bout
Cleveland bout result reports Greb as victor over Rosenbloom from New York after a seven round contest won by decision. Greb controlled the action with both hands to the head and body, delivering mounting pressure and forcing a knockdown near the seventh round.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Maxie Osen- Woony
New York
Grreb
Fehl
Rosenbtoon
Baty
Greb
Roasen- Mount
Crany wood race yields small field and big payout
San Andreas, owned by McLional, Chirksturg, West Va, driven by KR Stout, paid $734.40 on a $10 trot at the new Crany wood track. Only two tickets sold for the event, Ohio short city ofr ewit San Andreas maid.
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Guy Rillasaey Vary Ah
New Cranywood
Ohio
San Andreas
San Andree
McLional
Chirksturg
West Va
KR. Stout
The Sporting Venus Brings Blanche Sweet To Screen
The Sporting Venus at the Alalia theatre features Blanche Sweet with Lew Cody and Ronald Colman in a globe trotting romance. The film follows Lady Gwendolyn through Scotland England France Spain and Portugal as a director Marshall Neilan guides an entertaining travel story with strong performances.
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Blanche Sweet
Misa Sweet
Gloria Swanson
Pola Negri
Miss Sweet
Venus
Anerreda
Aialia Theatre
Lew Coty
Ronald Colman
Spain
Cody
Mr. Colman
Calman
Cation
Portugal
Gwendolyn
Marshall Neilan
Printer's Devil casts Wesley Bravely in a Small-Town Tale
In the feature The Printer's Devil Wesley Bravely stars as a restless youth in a small town print shop. Sidney Pletcher buys a local newspaper to curry favor with Virginia, faces arrest after a bank robbery, and seeks to uncover the real thief while pursuing the girl and his own growth.
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Caplot Westey Barry
Ihea
Wesley
Sereen
Sidvyey
Pletcher
Virginistates
Light Company
Sperry
Virginia
Sidney Ia
Heda
Qweer
Atarta
Taurhn
Lions Luncheon Program Set at Rafiner Hotel
A special program for the Viena club luncheon is planned today at 10 o'clock at the Rafiner hotel with ladies invited. C I Mastera, manager of Southern Dye Stuffs Summer School, Nitro, will give an address on evolution. Fred Kaufman chairs the music committee and Grace Dorst, a student at Ohio University, will sing solos.
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Viena Club
Rafiner
C. I. Mastera
Southern Dye Stuffs
Nitro. Sce
Mastera
Gutseusion
Rocco J. Gort
Tion
Dayton
Tennesser
Seapers Cage
Fred Kaufman
Misa Grace Dorst
Ohio University
Charleston
Nations Reach Semi Final Stage At National Tennis Event
In St Louis on July 1 the national clay court tournament progressed to the semi finals with upsets. Missouri Valley champion Jace Wray Brown defeated California star Harvey Snodgrass in five sets 9-6 7-5 6-2 6-0, boosting Brown from 22 to challenge for the title while Snodgrass ranked sixth nationally. George Lorde of Chicago beat Howard Kinsey of San Moraxee in four sets. William Ty Gen of Philadelphia outlasted Walter Wosbrook of Los Angeles in five sets 6-8 6-2 6-4 0-6 6-0 to reach the final.
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ST. Louis
Jace Wray Brown
Harvey B. Snodgrass
California
Brown
Whattite
Snodgrass
Brows
George Lorde
Chicago Wong
Howard Kinsey
San Mracxee
William T. Ty Gen
Walter Wosbroolk
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
West Virginians Named to National Coal Association Committees
Dickinson Joan Laing and A R Yarborough led a list of eleven prominent West Virginia coal men named to committees of the National Coal Association in Washington. The roster includes W H Cunningham Meriden Smokeless Coal Huntington as government relations chair, Dickingon Portsmouth By products Coke Edgarton research, J J Lincoln Craver Coal Elkhorn government relations, J G Bradley Elk River Lumber, Thomas DeVonney Portsmouth Coke Edgarton, G B M Cleo Fairmont safety writers, W R Watson Fairmont Cleveland Coal publicity, P M Snyder East Gul Coal Mount Hope publicity, and other leaders with transportation and foreign trade duties.
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Dickinson
Joan Laing
A R. Yarborough
Charleston
Nationg Sor Association
Cemsion
Weabington
D. C
Wer
Virginia Coal
W. H. Cunningham
Meriden Smokeless Coal Corporation
Huntington
Coimmittes
Dickingon
Deg Branch Coal Co
John Lessig
Wyatt Con
A. R. Yarborough
T. M
Kanawaa Coal Operators Association
Charlenton
Transportation Committee
J. G Bradley
Elk Rivalnal and Lumber Co
Dundon
Rtd Search and Trade
Thomas DeVonney
Coke
Edgarton
J. J. Lincoln
G. M
Craver Coal and Coke Co
Elkhorn
Ethel
Safery Uriter
Jeniina
West Union man dies by poison amid despair
SHERUPE ASU a BMG formerly aherll of Duddridge county took poison at home last night ending his life. Despondency over ill health is cited as cause. He leaves a widow an adopted daughter three sisters and four brothers. The fragment also notes municipal issues and a bond controversy with officials at polls and mixed public sentiment.
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Sherupe Asu
I. Aen
West Union
Duddridge County
Mr. Allen
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Mister Reports
Tri
Giants
Lingl
Wix
Rhem
Satheron
Schmidt
Dean
the Capitol
Blasiles
Tom
Wesley Barry Harry. Myers
Laidley Field
Hauke
Bervice
Kot Dellenhart
Taday Kike
Hewermen
South
Fitiawaa N.Y. C
Laldiey Wield
Marines
NaWay
Tanasendts
Frey
Pets State House
K. of
Chas
Mail Lenene Pot
TBR
Whitesville
UNION
Federation
Gillespie
Aily
Bowen
Becier
Elry
Igonced
Powey Legislative Manda
Loughran
Cabell County
Rosenbloom
Diamond Men's Shop
The
Rialto
Quarrier Street
Wesley Barry
Capitol Picture
Little Star
Summers Street House
Ean Pines
West
National Coal Association
Chirman
Fedinbursh
Japan
United States
Euppenheimer and
Society Brand
Palm Beach
Frankenberger &Co.p
Farr
Ali Gaberdine
Grayson Clothes
Capitol Street
Galierin
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