League Leaders End Fast Battle In 3 3 Deadlock
The Knights of Pythias and Marines fought to a 3 3 tie at Armor Park, with a suspenseful seventh frame and postponed games set for Kanawha Park tonight. Key plays featured Staab on the mound and Eskins stealing bases, as Marine hitters finally broke loose in the late innings.
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Pythians
Bea-Soldiers
Armor Park
Joe Staab
Devil Dogs
Jesse Echols
Campbell
Lothia
Baglove
Trustow
Echols
Jones
Jim
George
Farbault
Staab
Eskins
Paios
Hunter and Mangum Set for West Virginia Tennis Final
Francis T. Hunter of Beckley will meet Tom Mangum of Washington in the men’s singles final at the Greenbrier tournament after Hunter defeated Elmer Budy of Baltimore and Mangum dismissed Edward Jacobs of Baltimore. Women’s finals inclose Nancy Goward and Anne Ford with Ford advancing in a tight semifinal.
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Beckley Star
Elmer Ricdly
Baltimore
Tom J. Mangan
Edward Jacobs
Whith Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Greenbrier
Francis T. Hunter
Beckles
Elmer Budy
A A T. Geomerain
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Baitknors
Washington
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Mangan
Hultmara Lad
Mangum
Nancy Goward
Hinton
Gypsty Pie
Princeton
Anne’ Ford
Charleston
S.C
Mise Ford
Hint
Meloise Beles
Wheeling
Wright Hagws
Maseard Fredericks
Ward Jacobs
Tom Mangini
Fenvie
Huens
Predericky
Jurier
Tare
Rudy
Cohen
Waltimore
Kenifinal
Ted Swigduard
Manute
Cehen
Tom Jartron
T Bo Pleres
Anne Ward
Charlestan
O. A. White
Gypale Pine
H.W. Strides
May Uden
Bmon
Minerd Haneston
Mise Trelusse Meche
Stanley Goer
Waahington
Cornelia Wester
Ulizabeth
S. J
Francia Dohnson
Trun Sanny Howard
Pwrentis Hunter
Keeley Ly
Jazz and Mississippi River Steamboats Entertained in Local Notes
The article describes a local baseball game where Marines, Staub, and Camptel played against the Power Company and Caseys with mentions of fielding, pitching, and late scoring. It also reflects on the romance of Mississippi steamboats, the levee, and river life with poets like Mark Twain referenced in a nostalgic travel piece.
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Campbell
Marlies
Knights
George Sing
Chert
UDW
Brest
Staah
Aia
Skare
Oosseee
Marines
Staub
Kelsa
Camptel
Faribault
Wermen Ff
Kat
Tosversidle
Caseys Westerday Py
Myers
Caseys
Dusheld
Dennesan
Heane
Rivera
Eddie Kenny
Older
McWhorter
Hudnall
Britt
Parry
Kenny
Fudnall
Palmer
Power Boys
Carney
Alder
Wick
Reynolds
Tom Keeper
Locis
Mie
En Imasse
Wales
Mark Twain
Chan
Tia Ag
St Louis Player Upsets Seed in Net Tourney Semifinal
St Louis tennis standout Weey Brown, ranked 22, shocked top seed Gears M. Leth Jr of Chicago to reach the semifinals. Brown faces William M. Johnstein of San Francisco, who beat Bray PU Norton of St Louis, in the men’s singles.
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Duty
Weey Brown
St Louis
Syith
M. Leth Jr
Chicago
Belpe
Brown
William M. Johnstein
San Francisco
Bray PU
Favonian Captures Trotting Race in DuPage Circuit
In Watamazo, MGeh, Patoblin owned by Mrs Bred by MW detested by the bruien, the 2:82 trot saw Favonian prevail over Yavonian and others. Edman piloted Sexson Gee North to a notable showing as Fernilen and others contested the final heats amid shifting positions and purse renewals.
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Mgeh
Duty Patoblin
Bruien
Tuewolast
Fra Lituten
Yavonian
Dille
Dawood
Che Eatin
Charen
Vic Meming
Nellie Trabun
Peter Hayes
Charin
Hunt
Tont Bradley
Frank Worths
Gorton Wilson
Teddy
Ame
Irenewal
Sit
Exchange Club
Margaret Liller
Sry Mokeyou
Sparkle
Hal Maline
Murryman
Bensle McKye
Sir Dase
Union Playground Team Takes Lead In Tight Contest
A chaotic report details Union Playground defeating Wik at Filta in an extra inning game. The narrative mentions pitchers, fielding errors, and multiple players contributing hits and walks as both sides produced heavy scoring chances.
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Jaion
Wik
Filta
Inn
Elk
Calyr Ues
Creker
Alline Sen
Aioe
Urgate
Sid Prail
Von
Vrion
Tumpas
Bevan
Earl
Tor Mk
Oeris
Athin
Auetin
Thomas Ter
Buinnus
Retail League Thriller Ends In Tie
An exciting finish in the Retail League saw Brothers Bakery Tossers and Motlaed tied 9-4 after a tense final inning. Key moments included Welker’s pitching and late defense by Morrison and Lewud, with Pushkin and Wolpert contributing in the field.
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Orks
Brothera Bakery
Sinine
Akeny
Iow
Pushkin
George Mitent
Tive
Lewud
Welker
Butsbi
Geoves
Ob Morrison
Gay Marka Brothers
George
Wolpert
Next to Try Miss Gertrude Ldeble to cross Channel
Miss Gertrude Ldeble, the American swimmer, will be the next to attempt the English Channel crossing after Miss Lillian Morrison proved unable to conquer the route water. No woman has yet completed the channel swim.
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Gertrude Ldeble
Lillian Morrison
Dempsey May Face Greb In Michigan City Practice Bout
Chicago reports a potential September bout scenario where Jack Dempsey could meet middleweight champion Harry Greb in a no decision practice contest in Michigan City Indiana. Promoters discuss a $30,000 guarantee as talks hinge on Dempsey signing articles before a possible warning camp contact.
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Chicago
Harry Treh
Jack Dempsey
Michigan City
Ind
Fitzahamons
Dempsey
Lake Michigan
Tom Gibbens
Georges Carpenter
Citizens Tossers Edge Bank Battle In Parkers League
The Wirigens National Bank defeated Citizens Tossers 4 3 in a Parkers League game. Towan Alassey and Campbell Yor each hit a three base hit as West Side rallied with four runs in the fourth inning. Carruthers and Rowans and Morgan contributed for the Citizens as the standings show National leading the league.
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Wirigens National Bank
Manas
Bankers Leneue
Batty
Thy Acare
Alassey
Campbell
Walker
Wait Massey
Siizens
Pti Matlectes
Carruthers
Rowans Carney
Morgan
Plan for New Gym at Morgantown Discussed
A conference today covers plans for a new gymnasium and physical education building at West Virginia University. Attendees include Dr Frank Trotter of WVU Mrs A Yost a state board of education member and Paul A Davis a Philadelphia architect. $275 000 is available for the project.
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West Virginia University
Frank , Trotter
West Virginia
A. Yost
State Boar of Education
Paul’ A. Davis
Hiladelphia
The
State University
EurNasium
Rosenders Knocks Out Shea For Bantam Title
Chartey Rosenders of New York defeats Eddie Shea of Chicago by knockout in the fourth round at the Velodrome to claim the bantamweight title.
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New York
Chartey tPhill Rosenders
Eddie Shea
Chicago
A. Gy Tontent
Croissant Entry Wins Initial Race in Hawthorne Backing
Kentucky Cardinal the three year old trained by G Franks relesant, backed by $79,000, captured the $1,500 Chicago A C Handicap at Hawthorne. He defeated Rival to the wire in a close finish, six furlongs in 1:12, improving markedly from his prior effort.
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Chicago
Kentucky Cardinal
G. Franks
Relesant
Chicago A. C. Randicap
Hawthorne
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