Pirates rally past Cubs as Giants lose ground
Chicago crowd of about 20 000 watched the Pirates beat the Cubs 9 to 2. Barney Dreyfuss, visiting with the Pittsburgh party, confirmed Harry Harrah injury news while Moore was expected back in a week. New York remained tied with 42 games in the standings as Boston beat Washington 5 to 3 and Philadelphia kept pace following a 10th straight loss by the Senators.
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Yankees win second from Philadelphia
New York defeated the Athletics to clinch the series and stretch their lead. A four run rally in the sixth inning buoyed the Yankees while Philadelphia faced a tenth straight loss. Shocker argued with the umpire and was ejected from the seventh inning. Manager Stiller Husgine announced Roth’s reinstatement and expected play tomorrow alongside Mark Koenig who was recently acquired.
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Pitchers cash in as pennant waves a breeze
A 1925 Associated Editors column discusses club practices of offering players clothes as rewards for winning games. It argues the system can boost performance and notes teams with few games left rely on such incentives to shape pennant outcomes and chase the World Series.
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Sixteen Qualify for White Oak Golf Tourney Today
Sixteen members have qualified to contest for the gun won last year by WFL Triplett at the White Oak country club. The club men, fresh from White Sulphur Springs, are in fine form after recent strong play against Whananah Country Club. The six teams listed include Trott Tutwiler Payne Hage Smick Jayden Pury Sayser Ridner Lewis and others. The Labor Day event will feature many of these qualifiers.
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Johnstown League Champions Defeat Scottsdale in Home Win
Johnstown claimed the league title with a decisive home victory over Scottsdale in the final TAC season game. Highlighted by Matthews holding Bent to renters until the seventh inning, the champions led throughout as PhHUlivs, Gorden, Smith, Matthews, and Vuawey contributed to the win.
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Fight Exhibition at Splash Beach Closes Labor Day
A chaotic OCR of Splash Beach fight night promises a boxing card headlined by Kid Neal and a welterweight clash with Youas Tawsen. Memphis Toe Gans and Math Wet are listed among planned bouts, with a large attendance anticipated during the Lake Tahoe Day period.
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Standii Kin Re National Beage Ww Ta Mt 82047 Naa Tr Orr Tht Fo
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered names and places including New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Ohio. No coherent event or clear facts emerge to summarize into a valid news item.
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Cumberland Beats Wheeling 8 to 4 in Hard Fought Duel
Cumberland defeated Wheeling 8 to 4 in a high scoring game. Home crowd roared as Cumberland rallied early and held the lead with a series of runs and timely hits. Eye catching performances came from Musante Murante Surber and Cummings among others, while Wheeling struggled to respond.
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Tennis finals to be played today in Forestails NY
Readable fragments describe a Davis Cup ties event between United States and Australia with condensed references to players and timing. The note hints at afternoon or evening schedules and potential outcomes depending on match results, mentioning Borodra and Tincostn as possible contenders and a US versus Australia context.
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Clarksburg double bill ends with tight finish in first game
In Clark, Clarksbury hosts a split double header featuring a tight 19 to 0 win for Clark with high tension as Turner and Morartang trade blows. Second game notes a pitching duel and fielding errors, ending with a narrow margin and standout performances from Kreashte and Turner amid a high pace over the Fairmont entries.
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Sixty Autos Ready for Classic at Altoona Speedway
In Altoona Pennsylvania, seventeen autos are set for the VMTN automoby classic at the Altoona speedway. Drivers race to qualify with speeds from 118 to millen per hour. Benny Will, a diminutive driver, is favored after a remarkable 0 miles per hour in qualifying.
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St Louis Browns Rally Past White Sox to Seize Lead
The St Louis Browns overcame a one run lead by the White Sox with a seventh inning rally to win 9 to 4. The comeback featured key contributions from players including Voy Hoxaril and Welles, while Chicago tallied runs earlier but could not hold. The result puts St Louis near third place in the standings.
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Forty qualified at Kanawha Club match lights
Forty players qualified at Kanawha Club meet with many advancing in pole vault and track events. Names such as Mhely, Binay, Gatinits, and Arihme appear among qualifiers, with multiple heats and ties noted as the meet progresses.
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Smokeless Rodeo Dates Announced in West Virginia
West Virginia announces the second Smokeless Rodeo in the Greenbrier area from September 13 to September 17 with events at White Sulphur Springs and Greenbrier, featuring a two-division program and a sequence of trophies. Attendees include Smokeless Association officials, local leaders, and industry distributors from across the state.
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First shutout in region as Dorothys fall
Special to the Guxette reports Dorathy’s first shutout of the season. Keeney pitched the Triangleled Toad to victory while Wetwinsney and Boswell anchored the defense. Meron’s et tis Cha led Meron’e et tis Cha for two runs after two were out. Batteries Keepey and Waht? provided run support as Dorthy Baxwell to GMA.
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Industries and Business Show Big Development in Dunbar
Industrial vitality drives Dunbar forward with major factory and street improvements. New plants expand capacity, $7.99 million invested in homes, factories, and stores. Nine miles of sidewalks and four miles of sewers planned, with revamped machinery and added jobs as Dunbar prospers amid era of independence and growth.
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Dunbar Growth Highlighted by New Plant Shifts
The article details Dunbar's expanding industry led by the Dunbar Flat Glass company relocation from Myers Avenue to the main building, with payroll rising from 12,000 to over 13,000 monthly, and a broader move toward increased employment. It notes multiple local manufacturers like The Vetcher company and Graveley Farm implementing growth, with Dunbar’s infrastructure and suburban development thriving alongside strong local banks, real estate, and utilities, underscoring the city’s steady prosperity.
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