Independents Win Two Over Weekend In Overtime
The Independents swept two games, defeating Norman Miller's All State of Buffalo 4 to 2 and overpowering Buffalo Stars 9 to 2. Raymond Moon hurled a strong duel for the Independents, while Hopkins delivered a key late single to seal the Saturday win.
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I Corry
Weikand
Milley
Byham
Croup
Deliny and Wilcox
Myers
Joluyn Hyplins
Hopkipie
Wobuthy Haldinie
Bellamly
Raymond
Simnbell
Moon
Gi City
Ened
Fey
Hopkin
Elante
Deligy
McLeu Reall Yell
Jr Garden
Baseball Notes From Yesterday's Scoreboard
Wally Pipp hit three doubles as the Yankees defeated the Tigers 11 to 6 and Ruth belted his 20th. Heathcote tripled with the bases loaded as the Cubs beat the Giants 3 to 1. Grimes allowed six runs in six innings as the Reds beat the Robins. Tubin’s two homers with the bases loaded helped the Browns top the Senators. The White Sox dropped their fifth straight as the Athletics won 6 to 2. Cleveland rallied with late singles to beat the Red Sox 8 to 2.
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Haro Wally Pipp
Yanks
Tigers
Ruth
Heathcote
Cubs
Burleigh Grimes
Reds
Robins
Tubin
Browns
Senatore & Te
White Sox
Athletics
Cleveland
Vic Joe
Rel Sox
Dempsey Manager Kearns Seeks Promoter Talk For Big Fight
New York report says Jack Kearns in town ready to meet any promoter with cash to back a heavyweight title bout with Dempsey. Tex Rickard will grant limited time to discuss terms for a next year fight as Dempsey trains in preparation amid exhibition tour and state commission scrutiny.
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Benry L. Farrell
New York
Aue
Meer
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Manis Yin
Wille
Roth
Vans Searesehty LM Cagene
Ares
Brennen
Pean
Willa
Carpentiog
Bealir
Kearns
Kens
Alep
Nineey
Bess
Michigan City
Bath Yesterday and a Year Ago W21 Thirty-ninth homer in ties
A baseball summary notes a thirty-ninth home run in a tie against Detroit, a double to right, a field hit to second, a throw to center for the twentieth homer, and a right field bleacher shot. A fired to center sequence ends with a double play.
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Bath
Detroit
Gatchnfield
Seabright Tournament eyed for American Davin Cup bid
New aunn cur y or dick Williams and Watson Washburn steal the foibles at Seabright. Tournament is seen lifting Wil Ham into a Davin Cup spot. Tilden and William NM Tobns ton. Charley White and Bobby Barrett heat the Velodrome field with 16 rounds tonight. The winner faces Lednafil ANSONIA. Conn. Mayor Mead arrested for allowing St Louis Cant game. Bond set at 200 dollars. Gene Sarazen and Tommy Armour beat Ha gen and Joe Kirke Wood in an exhibition match 1-2.
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New Aunn
Cury
Dick Williame
Watson Washburn
Seabright
Wil Ham
Tilden
William NM
Tobnston
New York
Charley White
Hicago
Bobby Barrett
Ansonia
St. Louis
New York Vans
Emmetts
Woodlawn AO
Pins
Gene Sarazen
Nay Hana
Tommy Armour
Walter Hagen
Joe Kirkewood
Ajax Nine Wins At Findley's Diamond
The Ajax nine defeated Jiamsey Lake in a 1 to 5 game yesterday afternoon on the atter's diamond. Sanders Maloney and Chase formed the local battery, while Brook mite pitched for the Lake youths and Moran caught.
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Ajax
Jiamsey Lake
Pittsburg Colored All State versus Warren Independents Corker of a contest
In a rugged game at Spring Lake Warren Independents beat Pittsburgh Colored All State with a tight 4 to score. Pratt hurled for the winners while Ernie Johnson knocked Houer in an exhibition at Spring Lake. Gene Lamson National Open champion defeated Jim Furnes in a golf match.
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Pittsburgh
Hufwat
Warren Independents
Pratt
Riqueley Lake
Ernie-Johnsom
W Houer
Gene Lamson
Jim Furnes
Samme
Ee Spring Lake
Cambridge Nine Here Wednesday Briefing
The Cambridge team plans a Wednesday visit with details sparse but notes manager Downes stated the team was ready for the opposing game. Key players include Thayer Us Waugh Pat tetuitt Baker and Mathewe with Sitheimer contributing as 2b from Carrol. The Jamestown club split results over the weekend, beating Lockport but losing to Olea Saturday.
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Cambridge
Downes
Croton
Thayer Us Waugh
Pattetuitt
Baker
Mathewe
Huy Sitheimer
Carrol
Tlarris
Jamestown
Olea Satieday
Baseball scores in mixed national league results
Yesterday's results show National League games with Chicago 10 New York 3 and Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 3. American League scores include New York 1 Detroit 8 and Philadelphia 6 Chicago 4. other matches and standings are listed with various city matchups and partial figures.
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Louis
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Leveli
Washington
Philadelphia
Toston
Chicauor
Cincinnati
Brookllyn
St Louis
Cleveland
Hoxton
Rosalta
Brooklyn
Thumb Broken by Foul Ball Thrown by Opponent
Frank Deluris, catcher for Corry, suffered a painful injury Saturday when a foul tip struck his right thumb. The incident occurred during a game with the Julfilo team, fracturing the thumb in two places. He is helped by Dir. GE Bennett Thein and will miss a number of weeks or the season.
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Frank Deluris
Corry
Inle Penitents
Julfilo AM Suips
GE Bennett Thein
League of Horseshoe Pitchers Form in Corry
A local Community Service Council organizes a Corry league for factory workers to compete in horseshoe pitching. Teams from Gerry Jamestown Corp and a Radiator plant clash on the railroad grounds between the freight station and water tank. Bend y Leonard defeated Ever Hassiner in Michigan City, while others prepare for upcoming matches.
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United States
Community Service Council
J. Shoup
Harley Banks
Charles Bogert
Harry Wood
A. Mountain
Gerry Jamestown Corporation
Senslors 2
Will Attempt Another Cross Country Flight From Coast to Coast
A United res dispatch notes pilot James Doolittle plans another attempt after a crash near the start of a long cross country flight. The article also mentions ten real estate transfers recorded at the city engineer’s office, including D. Hae brouck’s Essex street transaction to thedominics Gan Advent Mission. It references a church rejection near the Washington school and local district notes.
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City Engines
Dickson
D. Hae Brouck
Essex Street
Domeris Gan Advent Mission Sonic
DeVialers Tuning the Cay Recepti and Bar Legacy
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a historic Irish bar scene and a local tuning or recipe theme. Key entities include DeVialers, Cay, and references to principal figures and a nearby event. Details are unclear but suggest a public notice or brief column about a bar establishment and its traditions.
Free Star May They And Mankind Hope Fore May
Fragmentary OCR note appears to reference a message about hope for humanity and a hopeful period in May connected to the Free Star. Limited readable context prevents precise attribution or event details.
Fragmented OCR Item Mentions Prohibition and Market Legislation
Fragmentary text refers to prohibitions, ballots, and a reform act amid discussion of enforcement and market trends. It also hints at a Brooklyn bridge revival and a medical mention, with garbled names and quantities. The passage includes references to a jar, ointment, and a rolled item, all in unclear context.
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