Hunter and Van Ryn Fall to Young Wimbledon Opponents
American hopes dim as Francis Hunter and Johnny Van Ryn lose in straight sets to Bunny Austin and Jacques Brugnon respectively. Edith Cross also falls, while Helen Wills, Helen Jacobs, and other U S players advance. Tomorrow’s lineup includes Tilden, Hennessey, Lott, and Allison seeking further progress.
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Hunter
Bunny Austin
van Ryn
Jacques Brugnon
Francis T. Hunter
Johnny van Ryn
Dart Horeo
United States
An Ryn
Miss Cross
France
E. R. Clary
Great Britain
Austin
von Ryn
Tshots
Hrugnon
Hig
Atyte
Mies Cross
Che
Biss Helen Wills
Tommy” Tomblin
Milas Helen Jacobs
Melia Mallory
Misa Elizabeth Ryan
Marjorie Morrill
England
S-ir
George Lott
F. R. Ds Borman
Hennessey
R. £. Worthington
Tilden
D, Prenn
Germany
Lott
L. Bonzi
Italy
J. A. Frowen
Allison
J.D
Wheatley
Coen
Christian Boussus
Helen Wills
Mrs. Schomburen
Senators to Work Out at Ball Yard Amid Rain Delays
The Cabell Senators, held indoors by rain, plan full workouts today after Sunday’s loss to Parkersburg. The team aims to rebound with key upcoming games against Wood County at Kanawha Park and Sonny Stuart’s Boosters in Huntington. Pollard to start Saturday’s road game. Orcutt leads Beckley wins as Black Knights rise in Tri-State standings.
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Mr. Powell
Senators
Parkerspurg
Hunting Ton
Buck Starr
Redbirds
Wood County
Kanawha Park
Skipper Powell
Tombine
Sonny Stuart
League Park
Huntington
Powell
Paul Pollard
Pollard
Stuart True
Cabellites
Lon Barringer
Black Knights of
Beckley
Ife
Wheat Orcutt
Beckleyites
Orcutt
Ampkelevs
Charleston
Tri-State
Boostera
Ashland Armecos
Parkersburg
Folllard
Mer Martin
Benatom
Polliard
Parrett
Echols
Dearlen
Creath
Waldron
Vandenburs
Dooley
Rose
Whitlock
Barker
Pegram
Martin
American Association Kansas City 9 Columbus 5 report
Summary includes scoreline Kansas City over Columbus by nine to five with game details unclear and other scheduled results not provided. Mentions Indianapolis over Minnepolis four to six plus non scheduled games. references fatal decimal error and accidental poisoning case. Contains errors and obscurities from OCR.
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American Association Kansas City
Columbus
Indianapolis
Mintewpolis
Tennis Tournament Planned at Chirteston Club Here
The Chirteston Tennis Club opens its annual event Thursday with 16 players expected. Drawing for singles is at 6 pm tonight, play starts Thursday afternoon. Defending champion KHG Skinner faces tougher play this year. Doubles drawing set for noon Thursday. Dark horses loom in the field as fans and players show wide interest.
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Chirteston ‘Tennis Club
Mate
Khg Skinner
Cansid
Agrin
Athletics Rally Past Red Sox to Sweep Doubleheader
Philadelphia sees the Athletics extend their lead over the Yankees to ten games by sweeping a doubleheader from Boston 7 to 1 and 2 to 0. Grove wins in the opener with twelfth victory as Shores debut pitches full game for Boston. Haas homers and Miller extends hitting streak to 36, while multiple players contribute in both games, giving Philadelphia a commanding pair of wins.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Ite
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Grove
Bostonese
Shores
Texas
Haas
Miller
Newsboys Attend Screening of Gentlemen of the Press
Sixty Gazette newsboys were guests at the Virginian theater last night to view Gentlemen of the Press. They were escorted to the theater by F. R. Marshall city circulation manager and enjoyed the tele film in a group event.
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The
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Puesta
Virginian Theater
F. R., Marshall
German Schmeling and Paulino Meet in Charity Heavyweight Bout
Max Schmeling and Paulino Uzoudun prepare for a 15 round charity heavyweight clash at Madison Square Garden to benefit Mrs William R Hearts milk fund. An expected 35 000 fans will attend with a top gate near 850 000 as the winner advances to face Jack Sharkey in September.
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Edward J. Ned
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Max Sehmeling
Paulino Uzoudun
Yarittee Stadium
Gene Tunney
Hoosick Falls
Schmeling
New Jersey
Lakewood
Paulino
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New York State Atheletic Commission
New York
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Jack Sharkey
Boston Amtler
Jace Dempsey
Max Schmeting
Pauling Arcudtin
Xwrkee Stadium
Braves and Phillies Split Double Bill in Boston
In Boston on June 25 the Braves and Phillies split a twin bill. First game ended 6-4 with Boston taking the victory, while Philadelphia won the nightcap 6-4 after rallying with six runs in the ninth. Notable players include Rothrock, Cochrane, Haas, Dykes, Foxx, and Ruffing.
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Nome
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Hans Ct
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Ol Gochrune
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Reeves
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Foxx
Burne
Miller
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Boley
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Gorter
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McFayden
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Cochrane
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Haas
Simmons
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Miller Re
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Bert
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Rutting
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Hane
Sacrifices
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Regan
Major League Scores from Yesterday by League
National League results include fracklin 13 New York 19 Westana Philadelphia 2 first Philadelphia A second. American League action shows Petrott iy Chicaga 2 Cleveland Wy St Louis 7 first, St Louis 0 second. Philadelphia 7 Boston 1 first. Philadelphia 8 Boston 2 second. Rain affected New York Washington. Remaining games Brooklyn at New York and other matchups listed without complete details.
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Clevelant
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Cleveland
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Peebe
St. Lauis
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Tronklyn
Eyeland
Ay Horton
Brooklyn Defeats Giants 12 Inning Thriller in New York
Brooklyn Routs New York 12 to 10 in 10 innings to extend its winning streak over the Giants. Picinich homered in the ninth and Hendrick tripled in the tenth as Brooklyn pulled away. Morrison saved the game, Henry took the loss for New York, with multiple players contributing key hits and runs.
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New York
Brooklyn
Giants
Cian McGraw
Benton
Robins
Henry
Morrison
Picinich
Hendrick
Gilbert
Herman
Caring ‘Buramary
Predierick
Clark
Biasanette
Pievich
Moore
Roush
Leach
Lindstrom
Ott
Teere
Hogen
Satriies
Tetty
Cohen
Bancroft
Bayra
Bentin
McWeeny
Moss
Koupal
Benstan
Koupal Morrison
Masa
Mone
Renton
Seek Home for Boy in Need of Understanding Guardian Help
The Yate board of children's guardians seeks a home for a 13 year old redheaded freckled boy of normal mentality. He needs a steady red-blooded man to understand and manage him.
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Yate Board of Children’s Guardians
Railroads Report Increased Operating Incomes for June
Railroads operating incomes rose in June 1928 compared with May, as reported to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The report lists several lines including Pittsburg and Western Virginia Railway and Virginia lines with figures showing gains in net operating income for the month.
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New York
Caiirondda
Interstate Commerce Commission
Greatest Golfers Gather for National Open
World’s top players converge at Winged Foot Golf Club for final practice ahead of the National Open. Mike Brady posted 68 with Neal McIntyre close behind at 70 as stars prepare under pressure and in good spirits. Bobby Jones and Gene Sarazen teamed with others in friendly foursomes while Bobby Jones and Gene Sarazen played together again.
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Brian Bfll
Mamaroneck
Winged Pook Golf Club
Piecra Tn
Mike Brady
Winged Foot
Neal McIntyre
Indianapolis
Bobby
Gene Pay
Bobby Jones
Gene Sarazen
Mehlhort
Leo Diegel
Walter Hagen
Horton Smith
George von Elm
Harrison
Home Run Hitter List From 1911 Baseball Notes
A garbled aggregating of player names and teams appears, listing hitters from the Phillies Tigers Athletics Indians and others. The readable segments include Heilmann Dykes Drowns Boley Badgro and Zinn among names tied to teams like the Tigers Athletics and Indians. The fragment suggests a summary of homer hitters or batting notes from an early season or league ledger.
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Diants
Leriun
Phillies
Ate Dykes
Columbia Crew Receives Praise After Thrilling Regatta
United Press reports Columbia University's rowing team earned a sweeping victory at Poughkeepsie. Coach Rich Glention steered a skilled crew through a brutal headwind and rough seas, defeating top rivals Washington, Navy, Wisconsin and Penn on the four mile course.
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William 7. Dunn
United Press
New York
Tegatta
Poughkeepsie
Columbia University
Rich Glen- Tion
Columbia
Washington
Navy
Wisconsin
Penn
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Seventh Is Fatal To the White Sox
Detroit Tigers erupt for 21 runs in the seventh inning to decisively defeat the Chicago White Sox 21 to 1 after a tight game through six. Five errors in the seventh amplified Detroit’s surge as Hellmann doubled and Fothergill hit a homer earlier, while Sorrell and McManus led Detroit with multiple hits in a game marked by defensive miscues and strong pitching by Welsh and Thomas.
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Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Waotun
Bengala
Pethergill
Hellmann
Chicago
Paty
Giringer
Emabn
Kamm
McM'na
Tritt
Alexder
Kerr
Shea
Hore
Schuble
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Pocho
Fothergill
Heilmany
Bayoulas
Johnson
Gehringer
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Ase
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Welsh
Thomas
Ship
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Hite
Walen bin
Ly Thomas
Blankenship
Berg
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Owene
Grendons Crew Trains Amid Harlem River Waterways
The article describes Grendon’s sailors training on the Harlem River at the upper Manhattan edge, navigating driftwood debris and swells from passing tugs and barges as Columbia's eight learned their rowing craft.
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Grendon
Manhattan Island
Harlem River
Hudson Rivers
Harlem
Columbia
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