Finch Billiards to clash with Harbor team in holiday game
The Finch Billiards and Harbor County Baseball League rivals meet tomorrow in a holiday exhibition at North Mast. Haenel may start on the mound for Union City after a six-hit performance last Saturday. Finch, at full strength, aims for a strong showing as rain postponed earlier plans and the teams renew their debated supremacy with the second meeting of the season.
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Sammy Baker Seriously Injured In Gans Bout
United Press reports welterweight Sammy Baker collapsed in the 12th round against Gam Gans during a Cleveland bout. He showed signs of brain hemorrhage and remained unconscious as doctors prepared x rays to check for a fractured skull. Baker, carried from the ring amid sobs, refused ambulance transport before being rushed to a hospital.
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Jamestown Tossers Cop Opening Series Victory in Intercity Match
Jamestown defeated Corry in a night of horseshoe pitching, capturing four of six singles and the lone doubles. Top performers included Leo Rhynard of Ajax with 38 ringers, and Davis of the visiting team who edged Rhynard 50 to 40 in the final game. Bloomquist and Davis led Jamestown in several wins as the local squad dominated after the opening matches.
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Yesterday and Today's Baseball Scores and Upcoming Matchups
Yesterday's scores: American League New York 5 Chicago 1 first game. Chicago 19 New York 4 second game. Boston 5 Cleveland 4. Washington 5 St Louis 4 first. Washington 3 St Louis 3 second. Detroit 4 Philadelphia 9 first. Philadelphia 7 Detroit 2 second. National: Boston 4 Pittsburgh 4. Brookelyn 6 St Louis. New York 9 Chicago 8. Today's games feature New York at Philadelphia as the only scheduled game and Boston at Pittsburgh.
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Dodgers and Bruins Tie for League Lead
In a bustling day of baseball highlights, the Yankees under Bob Shawkey faced the Phillies as part of a packed schedule that could decide the 1930 pennant race. Ruth’s injury loomed while Washington and Philadelphia clashed, and Boston and Pittsburgh opened NL sectional play amid a shifting standings scene.
Griffiths Third Decision Over Baker Boy
United Prose reports Tuffy Griffith of Sioux City aged 18 defeated Johny Risko of Cleveland for the third time in a boxing bout. Risko showed some improvement after recent wins but Griffith dominated from the start and extended his clear margin by the final bell.
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Sioux City
Johny Risko
Cleveland
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Paulo Uxcudun
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Tuffy
Jones Points to U S Open Tourney Fitness at Interlachen
The 1930 golf season sees Bobby Jones heading to Interlachen Country Club near Minneapolis for next week's defense of his British and U S Open aims. He seeks a fourth major in a single season and to extend a record run as golf’s all time great, with the Open and Amateur titles still on his path.
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New York
Bobby Jones
Tnterlachen Country Club
Minnélipolis
Bobby
England
United States
Jones
Golf Dam
John Ball
Willie Anderson
Tieme
Babe Ruth Injured Finger May Sideline Star A Few Days
Babe Ruth suffered a left finger injury during a doubleheader with the Chicago White Sox and may miss several days. He hit his 31st home run off Dutch Henry in the first game but damaged the nail while chasing Carl Reynolds' three homers in the second game. The nail was removed and Ruth left the lineup, with team officials uncertain about his return before the squad travels to Philadelphia.
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New York
Babe Rin
Rome
Dutch Henry
Chicago White Sox
Carl Reynold
Hawes
Philadelphia
Publi Wei ALL Arthur Coleg National Adve BRED 87
An advertisement fragment appears from a 19th or early 20th century publication featuring a notice involving Arthur Coleg and an entrant listed with a price or fee. The legible data include a location cue W 46 and a reference to a chapter or society, with monetary figures suggesting entry or valuation details. Further readable context is limited.
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FREI Germany withdraws from zone amid tension
Fragmentary report notes FREI Germany actions and French opposition. Mentions withdrawal pressure and potential moves by Pres in a few days. References to Fourth and renewed expectations, with campers and debt affecting the situation. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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