Braves Rally in Eleventh Beats Pitt 7 4
June 9 Boston won the second game of the Pittsburgh series 7 to 4 with a decisive eleventh inning rally. Barnes singled driving in two runs as Meadows relieved on the mound for Boston with Kremer entering for Pittsburgh. Key hits included Curler Moors and Traylor two bases and Gibson E Smith Biter and others contributing in a tense late frame.
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Schwabe and May Take Close Game in Retail League
Schwabe and May edged Charleston Laundry 1 to 0 in a tight Retail League contest. Young pitched well for the winners, allowing three hits while striking out several, as Laundry nonched together a late surge but could not overcome the early lead.
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Glenwood Tossers Triumph In church game double header
Glenwood Tossers won a church league game on Florida street with solid hitting led by Hudson and bursts in the third inning. Scores show an 8 to 2 win, strong defense including a double play to end Boyd rally, and Barton’s homer fueling Boyd in the loss.
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The Sportlight Brings a Quizzical View of Sports Aches
The piece surveys sport figures from boxing to tennis and track, noting fragility of pros, questions for doctors, and the evolving state of professional games. It muses on who will top tennis greats Richards and Tilden, golf’s Harris crown, and the wider athletic landscape.
Potomac State and New River tennis vie for titles in postponed final
Montgomery W Va June 9 The Potomac State and New River State schools lead in singles with Stevens and Canterbury among the winners as play resumes after a postponement. Salem and Potomac pairings contest the doubles final following close semi finals with Babb-Stevens defeating Updike-Moss and Carpenter-Kennedy advancing.
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Eskdale Tossers Defeat Ronda 2-1 In Eskdale Baseball
Eskdale travels to Ronda and wins 2-1 in a pitchers battle. Thompson shines for Eskdale with a strong edge, Teal counters for Ronda. Manager Charles Bimpson seeks more local games and asks other managers to contact him in Eskdale.
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Stevens Tech Quits Football At Hoboken Institute
New York June 9 Football has been abolished by Bravena Institute of Technology authorities in Hoboken New Jersey and the schedule for the year abandoned. The committee cites open play as driving injuries and detracting from studies, demanding year round training for candidates and signaling broader change after calls to end forward passes and open play. Stevens is the first college to act on the proposal.
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Paint Creek Plans Fast Diamond Team
Paint Creek will establish a semi pro baseball team of high calibre to play in Hudnall area within the next week. Manager G W Black of Hudnall West Virginia is booking games with top local opponents such as Ansted Beards Fork Mullins and Killarney. The club will be well uniformed and equipped and aimed at a high class organization.
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Rockne Sees Hard Road Ahead For Next Grid Season
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne predicts a tougher 1926 season with no clear replacement for the 1924 Four Horsemen. He notes early losses from first and second teams and doubts any current backfield can match Stuhldreher Crowley Layden and Alley. Rockne to run coaching schools in Portland Springfield and at Notre Dame.
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Y W C A Directors to Meet Friday
The regular meeting of the Y W C A board of directors will be held Friday morning June 23 at 10 80 oclock at the Y W C A The regular committee meetings are discontinued for the summer and will be held only at the call of the chairman Important business will be transacted at the meeting.
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Diamond Fight Brings Arrests In Baltimore Game
In Baltimore on June 8 manager Billy Webb of the Buffalo International League club and umpire Mogeriurth were arrested for disorderly conduct after a postgame altercation following the Baltimore Buffalo game. Webb allegedly used language. Mogeriurth was said to have knocked Webb down before witnesses separated them. A separate item from Springfield, NI notes a bill to ban gambling on pari mutuel betting failed in the house, winning 74 votes, short of the required majority.
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Vacation Bible School to Open at Central M E Church
A vacation Bible school opens next Monday at 9 AM at Central M E Church on Bigtey Avenue. Mrs Emma Howard leads a diverse faculty including Mrs Charles Morrin and Miss Leta Lowla. Classes cover Bible study memory work manual training physical culture and art with daily sessions from 9 to 12. A Thursday faculty meeting is set for 4 PM.
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Myers to address Mason City alumni
State historian Dufford RA Myers spoke to the Mason City High School alumni society delivering a historical address. He traced the state’s growth and shared facts about early settlers, outlining notable milestones and the state’s development.
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