Nameless Nine to Clash With Finchies in Neutral-Field Showdown
The Nameless Nine and Finchies meet at Junie High field in a decisive third game of their county league series. A neutral arbiter will oversee the match to curb hostilities after two heated meetings that split the series.
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Junior High
Nameless Nine
Junie High Field
Umps
Kkoeatner
Nameless Ning
Girard
Ring Independents
Log
Cobbett
Jackson
Chia
Pitti
Homel Lp
Yesterday's Hero Anty High Leads St Louis Card to Win
Anty High of the St Louis Cardinals delivered a decisive single that scored the winning run in a tense nine innings against the Chicago Chins, securing a narrow victory for his club.
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Anty High
St. Louie Cardinals
Chicago Chins
Cards Loom in Path of Cubs Cop First 8 7
In a tense set of articles from United Press, the doubles championship semi finals saw Tilden and Hunter defeated by Lott and Doeg in five sets, ending Bill Tilden’s bid for an eighth national doubles final. The report also notes other MLB results including Ferrell’s 10-3 win, Lisenzue’s pitching, and Senators’ 6-3 victory over the Yankees.
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CUBS
United Press
Mass
St. Louis
George M. Lolt
Chicas
John Doeg
Santa Monies
Robins
Giants
Senators
Ona
Ae Sennen
Ieee
Johnny van Ryn
East Orange
Athletics
Jing Wilmer
Allison
Austin
Bill Tilden
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
N. Y
Lott-Doeg
Lott
Cards extend pennant drive with 20 inning win
United Press reports Gabby Street’s St. Louis Cardinals near the pennant as they rally from August to beat the Cubs 2 0 in 20 innings. Brooklyn Robins win to threaten Giants, Pirates and Phillies also push for standings in tense race.
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United Press
Gabby Street
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Jay
Giants
Cubs
St. Louis
Robins
Ne Yark
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Grimes
Lindsey
Chimes
Onf
Chistie
Touthitis
Adints
High
Brooklyn Robins
New York
Vance
Brooklyn
Pittapurgh Pirates
Chivnnitty Reds
Pirates
Philadelphici
Hill and Page Tangle as Cardettes Eye Flag in Golf Match
In Kansas City the Women’s Western golf tournament enters its semifinal round with Mrs. C. S. Till of Kansas City favored to defend two titles. Miss Dorothy Page of Madison, Mrs. Miriam Tyson Burns of Kansas City, and Mrs. Gregg Lifir of Los Angeles survive a field of 150. Hill beat Lee Mida of Chicago to reach semis and faces Page. Lifir and Burns meet in the other half. Page defeated Virginia Van Wic of Chicago 2 to 1 in the quarterfinals. Also on the sports front Gabby Street says he would take a risk managing the Cardinals to the 1980 pennant.
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Virginia van Wie Elim
Street
Hornsby
Bill McKechnie
United Press
Kansas City
C. S. Till
Kansas
Gily
Dorothy Page
Mulison
Miriam ‘Tyson Burns
Greeg Lifiir
Los Angeles
Hill
Nos ‘Lee Mida
Chicago
Miss Page
Lif
Capebiano of Meadville Wins Pro Tourney
Capebiano of Meadville wins a Northwestern Pennsylvania pro tourney at Lule Shore Golf Club Erie. He shot 77 at noon then 72 in the afternoon to finish first with 149, ahead of Joe Higgins 149 and McIntosh 150. Diehl and others carded 151 or 152 as leaders faltered late.
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Johnny Capebianco
Meadville Country Club
Pennsylvania
Lule Shore Golf Glub
Erie
Fle
Capoblanco
Jon Higgins
Cont McIntosh
Warl Diehl
Gleewood
Ted Luther
Cory
Croebianco
Tia
Joe Higgins
McIntosh
White Diehl
Hornsby
Mekbecht
Sutter
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Finchies
Tilden
Hunter
Jer Berger
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Ferrell
Horace Lisenbee
George Earnshaw
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Foxx
Lisentiee
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
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Kimse
U.S. Royal
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W. Smith
United
Rogers Hornsby
St.Louis
Cardinals
Sarah Breaglen
Capebianco
Meadville
Little Meadville
Lake Shore
Luther
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ENNA
Jettick Shoes
SELBY
Godman
Godman and Florsheim
Newhouse
North Center Street
Shoehouse
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Carrie Fifteen
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