Senators and Yankees Duel for Second Place Standings
Washington Senators and New York Yankees clash for second in the American League after Western tours. Senators lead Yankees by half a game as both chase final standings with remaining schedule tight. In the National League, the Cardinals hold a large lead while Pirates and Cubs split doubleheaders and Phillies top Reds in a limited slate.
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New York
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Senators
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Els
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Fouy
Glen Spencer
Thevenow
Cubs
Pinkey Whitney
Phillies
Cincinnati
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland
Odiipg
Bo Ae LI
Allegheny Seeks Veterans for 1930 Grid Slate
Allegheny coaches plan a veteran heavy squad for the 1930 season with co captains Garbark and Morse. Key veterans back plus several letters returning after miss. schedule opens Sept 26 at Clarion and winds through West Virginia Wesleyan and St Bonaventure with Grove City and Thiel among opponents.
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Maud" Crim
Hig Llegheny Gridneys
Tay Wil
Smith
Supp
Bael
Sevavitatior
West Virginia Wesleyan
Bonaviatore Agi
Clarion
Eaintiers
Westminster
Thiel
Action
Grove City
Ayay
St. Bonaventure
Geneys
Weal
Virginia Wesleyh
Polka Dots Triumph One Sided Victory at Harmony Picnic
The Polka Dots defeated Union City Flanpers 18 to 0 in four innings at Harmony town picnic. Polkas scored six runs in the fourth and then eleven in the next, leading to a lopsided win. The teams resume series next Thursday in Union City.
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Corry
Woure Yous
Union City
Harmony
Panama Rocks
Plappers
Corry, Henry and
C. Bates
Johnson
Biolacki and
Smith
Kane Country Club Wins Golf Match Over Corry Team
Kane Country Club golfers defeated Corry Country Club by 21 to 1b yesterday afternoon on Kane’s highly regarded nine hole layout. After the match members enjoyed a chicken dinner.
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Kane Country Club
Corry
Kane Club
Kane Sheen
W. Carls
Morganston
Nuttall
D Stugholm
Stewart
McDade
Gilbertson
Tomes
Hollister
Christy
Brown
Studholm
R, VanTassel
Dickman
Christie Longshore Olds
Kane
Koch . Osborne
Koestner to oppose Warren here Saturday in vital tilt
Koestner, with seven straight wins, returns to pitch for Corry against Warren Pennsylvanians in the second game of the series. Warren’s Fischer or Bemus will counter. Art Johnson helps Warren as they seek revenge for the earlier loss. The Merchants also face Mill Village Independents at Wattsburg Sunday with Long on the mound. The big test comes Tuesday against the Pittsburgh Pirates in an exhibition at Wattsburg Fair.
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Koeginer
Warren
Bobby
Merchants
Mill Village
Wattsburg
Long
Mil Village
Corry Nine
Opposiigs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frankie Bojorski Wins By Technical Knockout
In Pittsburgh Frankie Bojorski the Erie lightweight won by technical knockout in the second round against Charlie Baxter of Pittsburgh. Other bouts in New York Johnstown and Pittsburgh ended in draws and falls with multiple regional fighters, including Sally Kriegery Patsy Pasculli and Karo Angelot achieving notable results. The card featured a mix of knockouts and decisions across several weight classes.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Frankie Bojorski
Erie
Charlie Baxter
Columbus
O. Henry Attell
Girard
Red Lyday
Babe Barry
Kittanning
Case Rhodes
Bobby Vogel
Brie
Jim Scott
Bridgeport
Conn
New York
Sally Kriegery
Hans Mueller
Germany
Patsy Pasculli
Sally Rite
Brooklyn
al Gomez
California
Leo Brouse
Johnstown
Jotuiny Ghiodo
Johnston
Steve Nuent
Cleveland
Ross Fields
Joey Dragan
Cincinnati
Karo Angelot
Eddie Conrad
Ted Welsh
Bc- Keespart
Jimmy
Vaughn
St. Michaels
Pittsburgh 38 of 4g4y Philadelphia and Cincinnati score notes
Fragments show Pittsburgh and Philadelphia references with a Cincinnati score in the 2.840 range and unclear 4g4y marking. The OCR yields stray numbers and city names without a clear event or outcome to summarize.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Yesterday's Scores Across League Schedule
Detroit 9 Chicago 4 and Cleveland 1 St Louis 1 were the only games played. Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 5 and Pittsburgh B Chicago 2 with Chicago 11 Pittsburgh 4 in 2nd. Remaining games list Philadelphia Washington Boston St Louis Cleveland New York Pittsburgh.
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Sperry
Fingore
Joser
Aljeri
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Washington
New York
Cleveland
St Louis
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
New
National
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
American Washington
National Pittsburgh
Walker Defendants Face 30000 Dollar Suit in New York
Former boxing champion Mickey Walker and manager Jack Kearns are named defendants in a $30,000 damage suit filed by Marion Parker a former show girl. The case was set for jury via Justice Shientag after Walker defaulted in answering. Parker alleges a party where both men drank heavily. Also noted, Governor Pinchot appointed William D. Bracken as justice of the peace in Oklahoma borough Westmoreland County.
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New York
Mickey Walker
Jack Kearns
Miss Marion Parker
Boston
Supreme Court
Shientag
Walker
Sherif
Miss Parker
Kearne Stricky
Kearns
Company A Shuts Out U B to Win Pennant
Company A blanked United Brethren 9 to 0 to sweep the City League championship series. Long pitched for the A's with Hansen. Bergman and Storer were the U B battery. The A's surged with five runs in the first inning and four more in the second. They will face the Rayman Turnbuckle series winner for the city mahal title.
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Company A
United Brethren
A’s
U. B
Long
Hansen
Bergman
Storer
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South Center Street
Corry, Pa
Bojorski
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Willian D. Bracken
Apollo
Peace of Oklahoma
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Snoreland County
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Ersonal Finance Co
Beneficial Loan Society
South Center ST
Orry, PA
Brownell Shoes
Oxford
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Goodyear West Oxford
North Center St
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