Kinney Astros to 6-5 win over Raymonds in twilight game
Kinney powered the Aeros with two triples and a double while George Koestner held the Raymonds to five hits as Aero Supply beat Raymonds 6 to 5 in a seven inning City Baseball League contest at League Park. Kinney added an eight singles across the two second round games, boosting Aero Supply to a pair of wins.
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Pirates buy speed king from South
Pittsburgh obtains Clarence Struss 21, Southern Association standout, a right handed pitcher with 11 wins, 4 saves, and 12 losses for the last place club. He struck out 115 batters in 117 innings with Table Rock. Details of the cash involved not disclosed. Meteorite hits windmill in Tulare County. 20 pound fragment embeds in ground.
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Combs loss shadows Yankees pennant bid
United Press reports a bruising chain of injuries hits the New York Yankees as Earl Combs suffers a severe head injury and may miss the rest of the season. Babe Ruth plays on under doctor’s orders while Lefty Gomez, Tony Lazzeri, Ben Chapman, and Lou Gehrig join a casualty list unseen in majors. The Yankees fall behind Detroit and face an uncertain path as other league results shift the pennant race.
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Sarazen Rallies To Outlast Barrow In PGA Title Defense
United Press reports in Williamsville that Hall of Famer Gene Sarazen, leading a veteran lineup, overcame a late hole deficit to defeat Herman Baron in the opening round of the PGA championship and advances to a second round meeting with Al Watrous. Others advancing include Al Houghton Fay Coleman Dick Mots Victor Ghezzi Johnny Revolta Ted Turner Gene Kunes and Bob Crowley. Hagen, a golf legend, missed the field after a loss to Densmore Shute.
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Baseball results and schedule from yesterday and today
National and international games reported with several doubleheaders washed out.Highlights include Boston Braves 2-1 and 7-8 Reds opener thanks to Art Whitney homer and Moore double. Ted Williams homer shows for Giants and Cardinals rained out. Boston 7 Detroit 7 Philadelphia 3. Chicago 4 Washington 0. Today’s schedule lists Washington at Chicago and multiple city pairings across leagues.
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Art Whitney
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Giants and Cards Were Washed Out, As Were Wee Guba Amt Dodgers
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Ray Green Leads 22 Birds In Awel Shoot At Corry Roland
Ray Green shot 22 birds to take high score in the singles at the akwel shoot held at the Corry Roland Gun Club Hare Creek yesterday. Other scores included Wildy 19 Sullivan 44 Hawkins 4 Donaldson 12 Capivell 10 Waterhouse Ferry 9.
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Yesterday's Heroes Shine in Major League Action
George Mamshaw of the White Sox shut out the Senators 4-0. Roy Johnson of the Red Sox doubled to score the winning run in the ninth. Martyn McManus of the Braves hit a homer with three on base to defeat Cincinnati. Sammy Byrd homered for the Yankees and drove in the winning run with two aboard.
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Wanango Youth Loses To Marks At Extra Hole
In Pittsburgh on July 26 Charles Evans Jr of Wanango Country Club fought 18 holes for the western Pennsylvania Junior golf title but lost at the extra hole to Jimmy Marks Jr. Marks, the new title holder and Princeton freshman captain, needed his best golf to beat the Oil City youth whose shots and drives were sensational. Higans, a dark horse, upset Barrett Melvin, another Wanango player expected to meet Marks. Evans faltered at decisive moments despite open play skill.
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Bittsburgh
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Wanango Country Club
Western Pennsylvania
Jimmy Marks, Jr
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Princston
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Penn Drakes fail to face Warren Indies in postponed game
Titusville July 26 reports Penn Drake Refiners new players could not play as Warren Indies failed to appear for the midweek clash. Paying crowd faced disappointment and were given tickets for a later game.
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Noted Ump Hurt at North East
Cy Riggs veteran National League umpire was injured in an automobile crash near his home in North East Pennsylvania. His wife Mrs Rigler also sustained facial injuries. Riggs reports a broken ankle and knee cuts while Mrs Rigler faces possible internal injuries. League officials expect Riggs to miss the season.
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John A. Heydler
Dam opening blamed for mass fish kills in Clarion River
Harrisburg July 26 Thousands of black bass suckers carp and rainbow trout were killed when a power company opened its dam to make repairs Representatives of the fish commission said the water level dropped 33 feet and preexisting pollution in the stream concentrated. As the dam’s water receded the polluted remaining water drove thousands of fish to seek escape into tributaries draining to the stream.
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Real Estate Chamber Notice By Mail Fees and Restrictions
Public notice entries show the Chamber of Real Estate outlining mail entry and advertising rules with a price of 2.50 per four items. The notice references restrictions and paid by Carrie Fifteen and mentions by mail submission procedures.
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Chamber of Real Estate
Carrie
Long Year Park Mystery From 1913 Tenant Backlog
In a clipped note from 1913 era records a reference to a long year park near 19130 appears with unclear custody and ownership hints. The fragment suggests a municipal or park district dispute but lacks concrete names dates or actions.
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