Night Baseball Fset Draws City Crowd For House Of David
The Evening Journal reports a big crowd expected for the House of David versus Merchants night baseball game at 8:20 PM on a large campus setup. Temporary fencing, bleachers, and near thousand-seat capacity planned with own lighting costing about 20,000 dollars. Grover Alexander to direct the team, with former major leaguers in the lineup.
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Pitchers Heat Up Batting Power in Hin Major League
In a season full of promising arms, several pitchers stand out as dangerous at the plate. Wesley Terrell of Cleveland shines with hits and power, joined by Red Lucas, George Uhla, Red Lyons, Huffing, Sheridl, and others across the White Sox, Yankees, Rob ins, Cubs, Giants, Athletics, Senators, and Braves. Armoured and Lote also note in the mix as pitchers who swing for runs.
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Smethport Routed. Altimuppa Sends Grove City to Loss
Smethport American Legion team lost 8 to 1 to Titusville in a playoff at Smethport. The Varimary crush followed as Altimuppa defeated Grove City 10 to 1, with the Mellean county boys on the wrong end of the score.
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Young Amateurs Clash In First Avenue Arena
Six three round bouts headline the junior program at First Avenue Arena on Wednesday at 7 30 PM Promoters promise six matches featuring Eddie Kimmey versus Willard Engle in the main event The opening preliminaries include Carl Chirlongh versus Pete Rezelle Ray Sperry against Walter Gullick Theodore Jeffries against Gurley Hixson and Mario Chiricuzlo against Gerry Dingfelder Semi final tops include George Franz versus Alfred Hand Additional setting upgrades and strong advance sales suggest good turnout Referee Frank W Swilzer will officiate
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Scores and schedules from yesterday and today’s games
Yesterday’s scores include Chicago 8 New York 7 and New York 12 Chicago 7 plus Philadelphia 5 Cleveland 7 Detroit 4 and Boston 13 Detroit 4. National standings show Philadelphia 7 Chicago 6 and Pittsburg 4 New York 4. Today’s slate lists Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Washington Boston at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh.
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Turnbuckle Squad Wins Another Game
The standard force of the team secured a victory in a rough contest. Final score listed shows a 13 to 5 outcome with the Turnbuckle Squad overcoming Mushbaly League opponents amid unclear framing and partial score reads.
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Evening boxing card at First Avenue Arena
The Fourth Ward sponsors a Wednesday night boxing card at First Avenue Arena. Curtain raiser Garli Ghiriuzig 85, Pete Rezzelle 80, three rounds. Ray Sperry 185 vs Walter Gulick 190, three rounds. Theodore Joffries 107 vs Currey Hixson 108, three rounds. Martin Chirienzio 120 vs Gerry Dingfelder 119, three rounds. Semi final George Franz 6 vs Alfred Hand 100, three rounds. Malin Mgent Eddie Kimmy 10 vs Millard ale 136, three rounds.
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Amateurs Seek Place in Western Penn Amateur event
Thirty amateur golfers from western Maryland and Pennsylvania and eastern China compete at the Pittsburgh Field Club for right to enter the national amateur championship at Cutenge from August 61. The first sectional qualifying rounds mark 18 holes in the morning and 18 in the afternoon with two rounds of play starting at 9:40. Players include Oakmont residents Danforth and Brind, and noted clubs such as Station Heights, Altoona, Fox Chisel, and Steubenville among many others in the field.
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Presbyterian Boys Win Title In Sunday School League
The Presbyterian boys defeated St. Guymas 10 to 7 to clinch the Sunday School Baseball League championship on Jupiter High field yesterday afternoon. They won two of three games in the series, with lineup notes including Nagel, Stars, Tibhe, Moir, Dingfelder, Herlet, and others.
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Kiwanis Club Wins Easily in Junior High Field Play
Kiwanis Club dominated the Junior High field as East Enders and other teams competed. Strong hitters from Kiwanis, including Justi f and Kester, led the victory while Mast Enders contributed key plays.
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Major League pennant chase heats up for second place
In a tight race for runner up, Chicago New York and Brooklyn clash in the National League while New York Yankees close on Washington Senators in the American League. Philadelphia leads NL, with St Louis and Chicago swapping spots behind. Baseball action includes Cubs, Giants, Dodgers, and Pirates contending. Phillies beat Cubs 7 6 as Guy Bush shines. Yankees surge amid chaos in other league games.
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Boxing results from Newark and New York bouts in strong card
A jumble of independent bouts lists Tedy Fern Bucky Lawless and Tiger Joe Randall among winners. Other outcomes include Al Tovino Melroy Jackson Jerry Berg, and Willie Dereize over Chutley Roberts with multiple knockouts and points decisions across Newark New York and surrounding venues.
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Pirates schedule uncertain amid venue talks and gate concerns
The Pittsburgh Pirates face scheduling uncertainty as a Tuesday appearance is tentatively planned while a nearby town may host the game depending on attendance and negotiations. Secretary Watters promises a full roster, including Wantz, Traynor, Comorosky, and Sullivan, with a potential major draw for local history but a heavy guarantee blocks feasibility.
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Golf lesson on spooning and straight club path
The writer explains a method using a mashie to strike the ball with a straight line through impact. Emphasizes keeping the bottom of the club under the ball and avoiding wrist flicks, promoting a direct shot rather than dipping or scooping. The aim is to improve accuracy and power in forthcoming golf discussions.
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Moody aims Seabright Cup in California bid
Helen Moody will begin a quest for the Seabright Cup in the women’s singles at the Seabright tournament, seeking a trophy long elusive to California players. The San Francisco matron, renowned for her dominant game, faces stiff rivalries as Jacobs, Harper, and Morill back her pursuit.
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Mixer Hangs Up Ringer Record In Great Game
In a high scoring night in the Ameritas Horse Shoe League both the National and American divisions feature top performances. Fred Mizer tied a league mark with nine straight wins, defeating Weber 4 to 2 as his eight match run spurred a 50 point total. Patt Kinney swept two matches in the National League while Charles Ierfer fell in a Gifford clash by 50 to 33. Multiple players posted wins and close rallies marked the overall competition.
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Prohibition Bureau Denies Petition Over Equipment Seizure
Federal judge dismissed the petition seeking forfeiture of seized equipment at the Anchor Brewery Brackin Ridge now claimed by Labor Products and Tech. U.S. Attorney Louis Graham said the disposition of the property had already been decided by the court.
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Pinchot Vacationing at Milford in New York, Harrisburg
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania remains at his Milford residence continuing a previously started inquiry linked to a false voyage to Maine. He plans to return to Harrisburg next Tuesday as the executive office notes with other regional appearances cited and the state road program discussed.
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Tribute to Chamber at Pa Fostered by Mails
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a tribute to a chamber and commentary on immigration and poverty. The garbled text mentions payments by mail and carrier, figures on rents, and a quote about a people needing work. Names such as Charles appear, with scattered mentions of Indiana and United States.
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