Second Half Opens Monday In City Softball Circuit
The City Softball League begins its second half Monday at Valley Bell park and other fields with Libbey-Owens-Ford meeting the half’s winner in a best of seven title series. Umpire crews were named and signings due by 5 p.m. July tower.
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Wednday
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United Club
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Cubs Miss Chance Inning As Warneke Slips Again
Cubs squander a chance as New York erupts with six runs in the eighth inning to beat Chicago. Lon Warneke absorbs his fourth loss against eight wins. Grim showcase by Gumbert and teammates seals Chicago misfortune in a 11-8 nine-inning slugfest.
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New Wert
Grimm
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OS Bryant
Gumbert
Padgham Wins British Open as Padgham Dominates
A fragmented report hails Ali Padgham as the British Open champion with strong showings by Sarazen and Adams. Padgham secured victory on tough links, overcoming late-round pressure and a challenged final day, while noting Jimmy Adams won the Scottish Open and finished second in Britain.
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Padgham
Balderstow
Hoylake
Padghart
Jimmy Adams
Jimmy
Reds Hit Four Homers To Beat Phillies 10 9
Cincinnati Reds rout the Philadelphia Phillies 10 to 9 in a high scoring game. Four players hit homers as the Reds extended their win streak to six, the longest this season, with Brennan the winning pitcher and Johnson taking the loss. The clash featured numerous RBIs and multiple hit events across the lineup.
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Padgham Narrowly Trails Leader In Tight Golf Round
Alf Padgham trails the leader by three strokes with a strong back nine, while Gene Sarazen drops back after a costly string of five at the tenth, fifteenth, seventeenth, and eighteenth holes.
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Gene
Ward
Sarazen
Goodnough
America
Southern Association Scores Quick Summary
Memphis defeated Knoxville 3 to 2 while Chattanooga edged Nashville 6 to 2. Sitile Meek scored five times as Atlanta beat Birmingham 3 to 0 and New Orleans 4 to 0.
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Southern Association
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Knoxville
Chattanooga
Nashville
Sitile Meek
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Charleston Tigers Face Kayford Clippers At Valley Bell Park
The Charleston Tigers colored baseball team aims for a sixth straight win as they host the Kayford Clippers at Valley Bell park. A close contest is anticipated with Kayford known for challenging the locals.
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Kayford Clippers
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Nats and Chisox Split in Eleven Hit Tie
In a high offense game, Washington and Chicago split after eleven hits each in four innings. Larry ee belted the first big league home run, with Ronto? and several players driving in runs. Errors and fielding miscues marked the score, while Whitehead and Deshang rotated on the mound for Washington and Chicago respectively.
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Bite
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Washington Chleeco
Bo Lewik
Bonura
Travis Rt
Ao Bolton
Sid Bluege
Grube
Whitehead
Chicago
Readelite
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Runa
Atone
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Rosenthal
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Bivege
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Whitesubbard
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Mittes
Fran
Bluege
Beres
Deshang
Travis Kl
Cohen
Ron
Rone
Mul Kune
Sluege
Seine
Sewell
Agga
Raasileti Ronura
Beawont
Obelint Coben
Noisy Baseball Banter Sparks Hot Debate at Game
Articulate heckling from fans erupts as Iggy Walters powers the crowd while critics mock his tactics in a Charleston game. A heated exchange about strategy, including double plays, reflects wider tensions between players and observers.
Sports miscellany from a bygone era with scattered notes
A collage of baseball and sports tidbits includes Princeton and Yale looping in 169 games, Lefty Grove’s late pre pitch rituals, Emmet Ormaby the umpire with one child, a Japanese center for Washington, and Temple’s Bob Garrison hitting a grand slam after 16 at bats. It also mentions Joe Louis’s sparring purse, Japanese wrestler Kamiyama, polo horse Gay Boy, and historic notes on players, teams, and events across the era.
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Yale
Lefty Grove
Emmet Ormaby
University of Washington
Harry Yanegimach
Bob Garrison
Temple University
Mason
Joe Louis
J. Kamiyama
Texas
America
Pittsburgh
Walte Hoyt
Pirates
Tigers Down Macks Hold Off Phillies in Seventh to Tie
Detroit tops Philadelphia 4 to 1 in the seventh inning rally as Dunty Rhodes and Gumpert falter for seventeen hits. Al Simmons homered, Gehringer Rogell and Owen collect multiple hits, while Rhodes earns the win and Rhodes led a three run cushion.
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Garden
Dunty Rhodes
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Washington
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Rhodes
al Simmons
Chariie Gehringer
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Bob Johnson
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Lawson
Monat
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Goslin
Walker
Simmons
Heyworth
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Puccineil
Johnson
Ann Rogel
Kimmy
Prawn Baila
Hayes
Loring Blieher
Umnby
McGowan
Quinn
Marriage Mill Grants 77 Licenses At Wellsburg
Wellsburg report notes 77 couples received licenses this morning while June totals push toward 1000 at month’s end. The rush of tri state pairs boosted June to 40 licenses, surpassing last month’s 748 record. Clerk Miss Charlotte Calderwood will stay open until midnight. A double marriage linked uncle Walter Farmer, 30, and nephew George Farmer, 22, both of Gretztown, Westmoreland county, to sisters Margaret George, 26, and Cecilia George, 21, of West Newton.
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Charlotte Calderwood
Walter Farmer
George Farmer
Gretztown
Westmoreland County
Slaters
Margaret George
Cecilia George
West Newton
Swim Champa and Team Scores in New York Meet
In Seattle, the women's swimming association of New York extended its lead in the team championship, totaling 25 points while Washington A. C. of Seattle trailed with 15. The Carnegie Library club of Homestead, Pa., led by Mrs. Wingard, placed third with 12 points.
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Women’s Swimming Association of
New York
Washington A. C
Carnegie Library Club
Homenferd
Wingard
Parents Visit Quints at Dafoe Hospital in Ontario
In two surprise moves, Oliva and Elzire Dionne entered Dafoe hospital through entry tunnels to glimpse the quintuplets. Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe refused entry until measles quarantine at the farm is lifted, citing protection of the five children.
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Ont
Oliva
Elzire Dionne
Dafoe Hospital
Madame Dionne
Dionne
Adamart
Allan Roy Dafoe
Slayer of Girl Must Die in Chair in Washington
Robert Dreamer, 38, convicted of the 17 year old Thelme Young slaying, was sentenced to death by electric chair in Washington Pennsylvania. Judge refused a new trial as Dreamer denied the charge and counsel planned an appeal alleging a coerced confession. The crime occurred the night of December 29, 1527 and Dreamer was arrested after police traced a coat button to him.
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Robert Dreamer
Thelme Young
Thomas L. Christman
Christman
Dreamer
C. C. Penrod Injured At Railroad Crossing
C. C. Penrod of West Washington street sustained cuts and bruises when struck by a train at the Glen street crossing. He was taken to McWiliam hospital with non serious injuries. an ambulance driver said he appeared dazed and unable to explain the incident, lying between the tracks.
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West Washington Street
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McWfil
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Penrod
Heat Returns to West Dropping Crop Worry
A heat wave surges back across the drought belt with 100 plus readings in South Dakota Missouri and Kansas after brief showers. Pierre 103 and Concordia 108 marked Iowa hottest day as moisture offered little relief. Roosevelt Wallace and WPA officials discussed relief as North Dakota postponed drought conference.
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Joseph L. Bailey
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Walter Welford
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