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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1929

Page

7

Philadelphia Dodgers Triumph as Cubs Fall 7 to 2 in Final

Philadelphia defeated Chicago 7 to 2 in the series finale before about 40,000 at Chicago. Neuhart pitched into the sixth, allowing five runs on a late rally that clinched the win for the Phillies. O’Doul homered in the seventh as Philadelphia capitalized on Neft and Jonnard’s control issues.

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Goblin Smashers Win Multiple Bowling Cups at Keyport

The Goblin Smashers, a sailors team at the Pacific coast torpedo station Keyport, captured seven silver cups and numerous Navy and service awards for their bowling during the last season.

Pacific Coast Keyport Navy

Severest Test Over 9 Two Nations Course Victory History

The grand national steeplechase, run over nine three mile circuits, is regarded as the toughest test in the United States. It was won in 1927 and 1028 by Jolly Roger, a notable achievement in the race’s history.

Wee United States

Aths and Cardinals Set Pace In Major Loops During Week

Averages and leaders in both leagues show the Athletics and Cardinals pace action for the week ending last night. The A’s won six, the Cardinals five, with Mack men widening their lead over the Yankees to nine games and the Cards retaking NL lead. Strong pitching from Chicago and Cleveland kept the A’s offense modest yet effective, while Philadelphia’s defense limited opponents to ten runs, marking the best in either league. The Yankees and Giants posted the heftiest offensive outputs, the Yankees with 60 runs on 68 hits and the Giants roaring in with 20 runs on 25 hits in a key Pittsburgh series. Cincinnati and Chicago Cubs also posted strong weeks, with the Cubs featuring tight defense and the league’s best overall defense, allowing only 19 runs against them. The Yankees led in home runs with eight, edging the A’s by one, while the Phillies topped the NL in homers with six. Last week’s club-by-club leaders in wins and losses, runs, hits, errors, and opponent runs are summarised.

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Lindstrom Shines as New York Wins in Brooklyn

Lindstrom led New York to an 11 to 4 victory over Brooklyn in front of 90,000 fans. The third baseman went 4 for 4 with two homers, Ott added a 14th homer, and O Farrell and Kerman also homered. Lindstrom and O Farrell supplied the big blows as New York pulled away.

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Record 67 by Pat Sawyer on high school golf card

Pat Sawyer fired a 67 for 18 holes while competing for the Weat High School golf team in Minneapolis. The score is believed to be an all-time high school record.

Pat Sawyer Weat Minneapoli

One Man Horse Washington Triumphs In Chicago Series

Washington overtakes Chicago 5 to 3 in the final game of the series as Lyons drives in two Chicago runs with a second inning single. Marberry pitches for Washington, doubles Cronin in, and Watwood homers for Chicago with key hits from Bluege and Hayes. Runs batted in include Lyons 3 and Marberry, while Marberry earns the win and Lyons the loss. Time 1:45.

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Dozen Threes on Edinburg Links Impress Armour Kin

Dozen Three's Alex Armour, elder brother of Tom Armour, reportedly shot 12 consecutive holes in three under par at Bralc's HI golf course in Edinburg Scotland. The claim highlights Armour's consistent scoring on a famed local layout.

Alex Armour Tommy Armour Bralc Edinburg Scotland

Golfist Jones Sets Unbeaten Under-70 Streak Ahead of Walker Cup

Bob Jones achieves nine straight rounds under 70 before the Walker Cup matches, a feat that stands as an unparalleled low-scoring streak in the record.

Bob Jones

Rigney Rests in Texas Plans Early Comeback

Greenville Texas reports former major leaguer Rigney resting at home after hip injury troubled him the last two seasons. A Texas A and M star, he played for Detroit Boston and Washington in the majors before injury halted his career, hoping to return to the diamond next year.

Greenville Tex Emory Rigney Detroit Texas A. & M Dillas and Fort Worth Texas

Dempsey Bloodline Claim Sparks Biographical Note

A historical note claims heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey has a mixed heritage, including Scotch Trish and Jewish ancestry on his father’s side and English Cherokee lineage on his mother’s side. The claim presents a colorful portrait of the boxer's paternity and maternal roots.

Jack Dempsey

Newcomer Taral son of famed jockey Fred Taral

A newly arrived jockey named Taral is described as the son of the late Fred Taral, noted as one of the greatest thoroughbred riders to wear silks, marking a notable lineage in the sport.

Fret Taral Fred Taral

Williamson Paint Mfg Co promotes Silsonite roof coating

An advertisement from Williamson Paint Mfg Co at 1205 Watts St Capitol 1484 promotes Silsonite Lasts twice as long as ordinary roof coating. It urges buying direct from the manufacturer with a single profit and warns against the competing Just-as-Good product. Established 1920.

Williamson Paint Mfg. Co Capitol Chiteston

Tees Replace Tepees at Mississauga Golf Course

A Mississauga golf course on the outskirts of Toronto replaces tepee sites with tees near the Credit River that runs through the area, marking a shift from Indigenous tepee use to landscaped golfing practice.

Mississauga

Old-Timers Tinker-Evers-Chance Remembered In Baseball lore

A nostalgic tribute recalls the Chicago Cubs famous double play trio Tinker Evers and Chance. It notes Frank Chance's death Johnny Evers' Boston comeback and Joe Tinker's wealth while recounting Tinker's battles with Christy Mathewson and his impact in early New York Giants clashes.

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Croquignole Wave Promotion at Kanawha Shop

An advertisement from Eugene Wave offers a Croquignole Wave and finger Wave with a free Vita Treatment. It promotes weight correction tips and a healthy circulator, inviting readers to call Cap 2776 for appointments at Kanawha National Beauty Shop.

Eugene Cap Kanawha National Beauty Shop

Four U S Winners Dominate Epsom Derby History

The famous English derby at Epsom Downs has seen four American winners. Iroquois owned by Pierre Lorilard, Volodyovekl owned by W. C. Whitney in 1901, Orby owned by Richard Croker in 1907, and Durbar II owned by H. B. Duryea in 1914 marked a notable American conquest.

Epsom Downs Pierre Lorilard W. C. Whitney Richard Croker H. B. Duryea

Bubbles Hargrave Drives St Paul Toward Derby Berth

Bubbles Hargrave of St Paul hits over 400 as relief catcher, delivering key hits to lift the Saints in a recent game. He slugged in the drive for the top Americar seacclation berth, with two outs and two aboard when he came to bat late.

Paul Bubbles Hargrave St. Paul

St Paul Victorious In Close Baseball Contest

The game featured a tense finish as the St Paul club won by a slim margin. Romer reached base as part of a key rally, with runners advancing on a sequence that sealed the one run difference.

Bubbles Romer St Paul

Long Jim Barnes Renounces Finery On Golf Links

The former Britiva United States open golf champion, known as Jim Barnes, rejects fancy clothing on the course. A very wealthy man, he mocks fashion as he plays, emphasizing comfort over appearance while on the links.

Long Jim" Barnes

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