Pirates at Celoron amid wide fan turnout
In a jumble of notes from the Interleague scene at Celoron Park, the Pittsburgh Pirates face the James Town Spiders next Sunday, with local fans predicting a strong turnout. Writers note several players from the area attending and a related Merchants Orioles game in James City, plus various league talk about adding a new team or replacing losses.
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Ales Kbesiner
Henry Bly Én
Ralph Foster
Harry Powers
Paul Lawson
Marke Fullom
Dit Powers
PJ Phelan
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Pateoner
All Star Clash Of Major Leagues At Comiskey Park
Baseball legends from the National and American Leagues converge in Chicago for the midseason All Star game at Comiskey Park. Enthusiasm soars as tickets sell out and players like Ruth Gehrig Foxx Simmons and Hubbell headline rosters directed by Mack and McGraw.
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Miami Girls to Meet Locals in Exhibition Twilight Game
Miami Beach Bloomer Girls, a famed novelty team, travel to Athletic Field for a 5 o clock twilight exhibition against the Merchants. The Miami squad features stars such as Babe Ruth at first base and Dol Byers on the mound as they swing through the eastern circuit aiming for another victories. The Merchants counter with their regular lineup as Crandall or Hanel are set to start, in a bid to halt the visitors in this stand alone event.
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Kay de Bona
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Louise Miller
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Vines V Cochet in Wimbledon Davis Cup semifinal duel
American Henry Vines and French star Henri Cochet prepare for a crucial Wimbledon semifinal in the Davis Cup race. Vines seeks another win after defeating Cochet at Forest Hills last September, with both nations chasing the cup. The writer bets on Vines even as Cochet hopes to regroup and strike back on center court.
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Aeros Repeat Victory Over Soldiers 13-7
Roy Bunt starred for Aero Supply as they beat Company A 18 to 7 in the ML A Mushball League opener of the second half on the Junior High field Monday. Blunt struck out seven guardsmen and hit a two run homer, with Aero’s pitcher strong in the late innings to seal the win.
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Vines Faces Pro Move Amid Wimbledon Exit
The article follows a young player named Vines as he prepares to face Cochet with a Wimbledon title missing. It notes Vines seeks a pro offer after the match, highlighting a potential $10,000 yearly management offer from Harry Modell and Vines’s reply that he is very interested. The piece contemplates how turning pro could affect his play and marketability.
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New York
Phila Baseball Star Klein Keeps Indiana Farm Roots
Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Charles Klein, hailed as one of baseball's greats, idles between games at his Indiana farm roots. He recalls starting as a catcher, working in a steel mill, and the camaraderie with mill coworkers now in winter visits. He prefers the National League ball and dislikes long, slow games, enjoying small town routines, farming, and simple pleasures between seasons.
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Yanks Split Doubleheader As Holiday Games Go Against Them
July 4 sees the Yankees lose both ends of a home doubleheader to the Washington Senators as the race for the American League pennant tightens. Babe Ruth hits his 18th homer, but New York, facing a two and a half game Senators lead, suffers losses alongside other metropolitan teams on a heavy 77,869 crowd day.
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Nicholson Is Butler Winner In 50-Mile Auto Race
Jim Nicholson of Pittsburgh captured the Independence Day 50 mile feature in Butler Pennsylvania racing yesterday. He finished among seven starters with a time of 1 hour 04 minutes 01 seconds. Mickey Waytosh of West Virginia was injured in one of three crashes. Early Johnson suffered two crashes, with minor injuries and later hospital release.
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Yesterday and Today's Scores Highlight Narrow Ball Results
Yesterday's scores include Cleveland 5 8, Detroit 7 5, St Louis 4 0, Washington 6 3, New York Boston 14 9, Philadelphia 5 1. International Baltimore 11 4, Albany 2 Newark 6 1, Jersey City 4 2, Toronto 1 Buffalo 1 7, Montreal 5 5, Rochester -1. Today's games: Chicago at Cleveland, Detroit at St Louis, Washington and New York, Boston at Philadelphia, St Louis at Pittsburgh, New York at Boston, Cincinnati at Chicago.
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Yesterday's Heroes Unclear Team Close Game In 10th
Fragmentary report notes a tense baseball game with a late winning run in the 10th inning. It mentions Johnny Stone and a TigersReserve team figure involved in a five run spree including a homer and two runs batted in, suggesting a dramatic opener.
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Tennis Fourth Round Action in Chicago National Championship
United Press reports fourth round play at the Chicago Yowd and Tennis Club in the national championship. Frankie Parker, 17, Milwaukee, seeded No. 1, faces George Ball of El Paso after Ball upset Jay Cohn. Ball defeated Cohn 11 18 6 4, Parker beat Robert Lampus 6 0. Other matches include Henry Prusoff of Seattle versus Wilbur Coen of Kansas City. Players advancing include Parker Ball Caen Prusoff Prize Meretir Bethlehem Pa.
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Belleview
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Friberg Assigned to Missions by Red Sox
Bernie Friberg of Lynn, Boston Red Sox utility outfielder, is released to join the Missions club of the Coast League. The transfer, arranged by Ht Mason, serves as part payment for infielder Bucky Walter secured by the Missions earlier in the week.
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Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Local History Rumor
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local city event involving movement and governance. The readable bits reference commerce and a figure or group named in the text, but clearest details are obscured by garbled letters and partial words.
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