Grove Eyes New Record As Pitching Streak Grows
The piece notes Lefty Grove extending his consecutive victory streak, nearing Joe Wood and Walter Johnson’s marks, with seven weeks left the Athletics could push Grove toward a 24th straight win and an 88 record overall. It also mentions Kreinecks’ Giants sale and other sport notes from boxing and local baseball standings.
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Seth
Chicago White Sox
Mathewson
Johnson
Otters
Joe Wood
Walter Johnson
Washington
Heasey
White Sox
Athletics
Wwolle
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Kreinecks
New Yorks Giants
Prade
Indianapolis
Giants
Lin Gilants
Toeneoke
Quincy Chub
Quancy
Springfield i
Senators Lose Ground In League Fight
Washington Senators fall further behind in the American League pennant race after a doubleheader loss to Cleveland. Philadelphia Athletics extend their lead as Lefty Grove earns another win tying the AL record for consecutive pitching victories. Detroit eliminated from pennant contention while St Louis and New York battle for position in the NL.
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United Press
New York
Wallerohnaon
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
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Athletics
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
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Philadelphia
Grove
Joe
Boston
St. Louis
Fuul
Wight
Jury Benge
Don Hurst
St. Loulis
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Robins
Davey Vance
Striumph
Pittsburgh
Moody Dominates Rainy Forest Hills Match at Wimbledon Parallels
United Press dispatch reports Helen Wills Moody, favored in wet weather, defeating Joan Ridley of Great Britain at Forest Hills in the women’s national singles. Moody swept six straight games after a rain scare, extending her undefeated streak since 1926.
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United Press
New York
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Pago Pago
Somerset Maugham
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Moody
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Great Britain
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Great One
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Love
Miss Ridley
Yesterday's Scores Mixed Across Major Leagues
Yesterday's scores show Cleveland 1 and Washington unclear, Philadelphia 4, White 2, St Louis 7 and New York 3, Boston and Detroit parts shown, Chicago 4, Brooklyn 1, New York 6, Philadelphia 3, St Louis 2 with 18h noted, and St Louis 8 Philadelphia 4.
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Chicago
New York
Bincinnalla
Philadelphia
St Louis
St. Louis
Sports Schedule and Odd Art Note From The Page
Today games include Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago New York at St Louis Boston at Detroit Pittsburgh at Boston Chicago at St Louis at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Philadelphia. An art note discusses blending colors to soften hues with neutral tinting in the margins.
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St. Louis
Lefty Grove on verge of multiple pitching records
George Kirkley reports from Chicago that Robert Moses Grove of the Philadelphia Athletics extended his win streak to 16 with a 4-2 victory over the White Sox at Comiskey Park. Grove's 1925 season has a .926 winning percentage, and he contends for AL and MLB marks including consecutive wins and season finish above .800, while details of his mannerisms and physique are noted.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Grove
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey Park
Grovers
Dog Ward
Boston Red Sox
Walter Johnson
Washington
Thin Keefe
Rube Marquard
New York Giants
Joe Wood
Diamond Grove
George Earnshaw
Karmnebaws
Eddie Feldt Captures President's Cup in Narrow Victory
Waddie Feldt prevailed over Charles Shuss by 3 up with 2 to play to win the President's Cup at Corry Country Club. The finals on Wednesday drew strong member interest as the tournament, held on local links yesterday afternoon, determined the holder for the coming year.
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Yiolosinus
Corry
Feldt
Charles Shuss
McLarnin and Petrolle Set for Tonight Bout at Yankee Stadium
McLarnin faces Billy Petrolle in a one round title test at Yankee Stadium. The Vancouver puncher must win decisively to retain his status among boxing immortals, while Petrolle and manager Jack Hurley challenge McLarnin’s courage and fairness.
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Billy Pelrodte Antti
al Yankee Stadium
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Pionship Cing
Petralle
Dimmy
Petrolle
Justo Suarez
McLarnin
Ie Boul Uni
Hey
New York
Ave
Jack Hurley
Hurley
Jummy
Petrolte
Bat McLarnin
Andelit
Perrotte
Pope Mark Whoye Leads Unclear Wrestling Contingency
Fragmented notes mention Pope Mark Whoye and a Wail continey during an uncertain period. References to Tigers, Reds, and Cards suggest a baseball context with standings and play behind Philadelphia and Cincinnati reactions to losses and program changes at local theatres.
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Mark
Tigers
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Sidney Weil
Reds
Merchants to Play Union City Tonight on Junior High Field
The Corry Merchants host the Union City Independents in a twilight game on the Junior High field at 6 o clock. This is the latest in a string of meetings this season with the Merchants holding the edge in prior games. Koestner will pitch for the Merchants. Mill Village Independents meet the Merchants Saturday afternoon. Sunday's game remains in doubt per Manager Cobbett.
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Cony
Erie County
Wesleyville
Girfied
Ty Lie
le Joop
UNION
Corry
Union City Independents
Wonger Koestner
Mill Village Independents
Cobbett
Tuberculosis Foiled by Campaign in Ring Fashion
A fragment notes a controversial figure touting a campaign against disease framed as harming the white race. The text mentions Clete Tallive and a “Petrolite goat getting” effort, promising to answer charges by performance in the ring.
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Hotetuulonis
Catching Up Innet Tourney Drama At Forest Hills
In Forest Hills New York the 44th annual women’s tennis singles play resumes with five of eight third round matches unfinished. Marlon Jessup of Wilmington faces Mrs. D G Shepherd-Barron of Britain while Sarah Palfrey of Boston meets Phillis Mudford of Britain. Betty Nuthall defends against Josephine Cauickshank of California. Mrs. C Thompson visited Brie with friends.
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Unrerrese
Forest Hills
Agua
Ouny
M's
Marlone Jessup
Wilmington
Del
D. G. Shepherd-Barron
Great Britain
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Phillis Mudford
Afiss
Betty Nuthall
Baitister
Josephine Cauickshank
California
Fragmented foreign notice from the Herald mentions an ig le ce 'is lve
A damaged OCR fragment from a Herald page hints at a global event or issue but provides no clear names dates or places. The readable bits are too incomplete to define a concrete person, organization, or outcome.
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