Knights Rally Clinches Twilight League Victory
The Knights of Pythias beat the Marines 2 to 1 at Meanawha Park to extend their pennant lead to three games. Stank held the Marines to two hits while Staab worked seven innings, with a late rally giving K of P the win and momentum heading into the next pivotal games.
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Sox Socker Features Bib Falk as White Sox Star
The article highlights Bib Falk of Austin Texas as a standout left fielder for the Chicago White Sox, noting his power and fielding prowess. It traces his shift from pitching to outfield, his college background at the University of Texas, and his hitting averages from 1918 to 1924. It also mentions brothers in the majors and various game notes about other teams and players, including Staab, Kelso, and Marines in a separate league context.
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City to Host Twilight League Banquet at Season End
A message from Mayor W. W. Wertz urges the chamber of commerce to organize a banquet for Twilight League players at a leading city hotel, with the municipal band to provide music, to honor the public spirited young men after a season of entertaining games attended by thousands.
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W. W. Wertz
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Cluat
Seasion
Reds Bunch Hits Off Cooper and Defeats Cubs 3-1
Maranville’s first game as manager marked the Reds win as Chicago’s Cooper was touched for seven hits including a Ploeili homer in the first. Luque allowed eleven Chicago safeties and tightened late. A Wels catch featured, while Caveney drove in a run for the Cubs.
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Tigers Move Into Fourth Place Tie
Tigers surge into a fourth place tie in a rugged league day. Waupham Brothers Jossera edged Haddad Brothers in Retail League action as Tigers offense sparked by Gales Lote Morgenstern and Welly pushed past Chlemeo and others. Pitching by Thomas Rulingiwn and Stoner solidified a split day with St Louis as Chicago fell behind White Sox in a tense standings shuffle.
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Pirates Tighten Hold on NL Lead by Beating Cards
Pirates beat St. Louis five to three to extend their edge atop the National League as the Giants fell to Boston. Max Carey led Pittsburgh with three hits and a stolen base while the game featured solid mound work from Maravial pitchers Ithem and Reinhart.
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Benton Holds Giants At Bay In Key Baseball Clash
July 24 Benton limited the Giants to seven hits as Boston beat the champions 2 to 1. Pitcher Terry Benton earned credit for key runs while Wisner and Snyder supported. Giants starter Heatt left early and was replaced by a reliever.
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Kinsey brothers barred from net tourney finals
In Glencoe Missouri on July 24 Robert Kinsey and Howard Kinsey of San Francisco were forced to default in the Illinois state tennis doubles due to an injury to Webert Wineau. The default advanced W T Tilden and Wiener to the final against Johnston and Clements of San Francisco for the championship tomorrow.
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Tiden
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Clarentinta
Plan Tri State Inks Tourney
Huntington July 24 committee formed to organize a golf tournament with teams from southern West Virginia eastern Kentucky and southern Ohio. Ashland hosts an inter union match results show Ashland 86 7 2 Huntington 65 1 2 Portsmouth 4 as the Portmouth affair follows.
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Hinton Girl Wins State Tennis Title In 3-Set Final
West Virginia’s Nabey Howard won the women’s singles crown at White Indiana defeating Heloise Beebe of Baltimore 6-2 3-6 7-5 in a thrilling final. The day featured doubles and mixed results with Miss Ford and White taking doubles, Beebe and Howard Jacobs defeating Keller pair, and previews of men’s events including Tom Mangan and Frapers Hunter in semifinals. A three-game series between Gay Monitor and Logan was announced for Monitor Park with a 2:30 start as local crowds anticipated a record turnout.
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