Independent nine falls to colored visitors in Washington Street showcase
The Independent baseball club lost last night to the Pittsburg colored nine in a brisk street contest on Washington Street. Rhone starred at third and Ewing delivered key hits as the visitors built an early lead and held off late rally attempts.
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Borys Independent Baseball Clube
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Pittsburgh
Washington
Pers
Geruss Ud
Byers
Seldifin
Corry Dans Wen
Marin Rhone
Hlicktaved
Ewing
Hnufy Kale
Royals
Dshare
Johnson
McLean
Ha Lind
Bnei
Fannie
Allen
Perfer
Detury
Wilko
Feriol
Brown
DeLury
Rigit Uy
Thomas Thamas
Delairy Johnson
Laing Meldale
Rhone
Tohnson
Braitley
Secund
Thair
Toy McLean
Brows Singlar
Juhasch Walkld
Thomas Fig
McLean Pight
Avy Jolueau
Bradley
Dagny DeLury
Emery
Homer
Sechfeil
Malodey
D. McLean
Ottis Genny
Boxing and baseball notes mix in Brooklyn and Polo Grounds
Reports from New York detail boxing signed articles for a Dempsey Chirp heavyweight clash, Lennox Tendler fight attendance and gate receipts, and a White Stockings homer at the Polo Grounds. Other items include Lennard Tendler gate tickets found, a Mets race note, and French Davis Cup players arriving for Seabright tournament.
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New York
Narry Quills
Jack Dempsey
Tuy Tacksu
Brooklyn
Rogers Horney
Ed Williamson
Chicago White Stockings
Polo Grounds
Wye Leonard-Tendler
Tee
Levnert
Tendler
Miller
Ainie Gobert
Henri Cochet
Jeary Borotea
Jean Same Euilh
Seabright
Monrhament
Watching the Scoreboard Yesterday's Scoreboard Glitches and Wins
Errors and bright spots mark yesterday’s games as the White Sox beat the Red Sox 3 1 in a tense finish. The Giants split doubleheaders with the Cards, while Williams hit his sixteenth homer for the Phillies in a 4 1 loss. Grimm and Gooch helped the Robins top the Pirates, Morton outed the Indians, Jones scattered five as the Braves beat the Cubs 2 1, and the Blue Jays edged the Senators 2 1.
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Kenneth Williams
Lee
Leonard Fast Losing Punch Says Fight Is Too Weak
The report cites Leonard stating he cannot outpoint the covert fighter, warning the slipping hack may lack strength. He compares to a former champion and notes the punch lacks decisive force despite technique.
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Leonard Fast
Iayliffe
Tendler Remains Clear Lightweight Contender Hope
By Henry Ze Farrah, New York, July 29, Tendler is touted as the easiest top challenger while Leon Tendler and Leonard clash over a future title shot. Analysts argue Tendler could beat all rivals on points and pressure Leonard to a rematch or exit. The piece weighs Tendler’s power, jaw, and stamina against Leonard’s experience and reach, noting a decisive outcome hinges on their next bout and weight limits.
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Henry Ze Farrah
York
Benny
Leonard Ie
Leonate
Fie
Jude McAuliffe
Iid
Tally Anid
Pancho
Amie
Jack Britten
Ray Flo
Leo Atl
Manny
Nut
Britten
Cbanphin
Tendler
Leonard
Rother
Leonard Eah
Leontine
Bath Yesterday and a Leading Hitters for the Week
A fragmentary baseball recap lists American League leaders and weekly honors. Mentions Detroit, the Browns, and New York with players such as Hornsby and Daubert. scattered names appear without complete context or clear outcomes.
Unclear fragment risks record accuracy
The readable text fragments mention players and teams in a scorers or lineup context but details are incoherent. No clear event, date, or outcome is identifiable to establish a factual summary.
Home Ren Leaders to Date jTornaby and Others
A fragmented list of sports and athletic figures appears, naming jTornaby Cards EB Walker Athinese Williams Browis Williams Phils Miller Athletics Wheal Robins Lee Phils Meuse Cinta Aidsmith Cupds as potential leaders or participants for upcoming events or matchups.
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jTornaby
Cards
EB Walker
Athinese Williams
Browis Wiliams
Phils
Miller
Athletics
Wheal
Robins Lee
Meuse
Cinta Aidsmith
Cupds
Lad Drowns In Small Pond Near Home
Franklin a small town reports a drowning tragedy as 29 year old Robert Pret and his wife mourn the loss of their two year old son, Tily. The accident occurred near the family home at a pond where the child was playing with siblings. The mother discovered the tragedy within about ten minutes. the father pulled the boy from the water but he was beyond help. The child was described as quiet by nature and rarely cried, which may explain the lack of audible distress at the time.
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Franklin
Robert Pret
Aid
Edgar Deety
Ying Law Stiallow Pond
Chie
Seldon
Wien
Chiropractor Nerve and Spine Specialist Ad
De Andrew 5 McKelvey chiropractor offers nerve and spine care from office in the Hoty Block Conver Street Bell and Moridence Bell contact numbers 8M and 27206 in Gorry Pa.
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Andrew
McKelvey
Hoty Block
Conver St
Bell
Moridence
Gorry
Baseball Scores From Festerday and January Day
National League results show Boston routed by Chicago nine to zero. Pittsburgh edged Repoklion three two. Philadelphia toppled New York seven eight. St Louis tied New York four to four in the first game and lost eight to four in the second. American League action: New York beat Chicago seven to four. St Louis won three to two. Detroit prevailed six to three over Washington. Philadelphia defeated Cleveland eight to twelve.
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W. S
New York
St Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Gaston Yset
Luis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Festerday
Chicia
Repoklon
Innejanuary
St. Bowls
St. Louis
Erieboy Shot At Gretna
Supply Sergeant George Hallinger of Co Fy Brig One Hundred and Twelfth Regiment was accidentally shot in the arm at the platol range while trying to take a pistol from another guardsman. He was discharged to Gretna mental hospital where Maj. A. Ei administered in toxiny. An August church benefit social was planned at J F Johnson's Spring Greek.
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Moun Gretna
George Hallinger
Co. Fy
Hallinger
Sarazen Visits City Ahead of Open Championship
US golf champion Sarazen, visiting before the open, spent hours in the city renewing acquaintances from last summer at the Corry Country Club. He said he will return to Pittsburgh next season and remain as long as the Highland Country Club wants him.
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Gene Sarton
Premie
Golfer of
America
Corry
New York City
Walter Hogan
Skokle
Glenoo
Tih
Tade
Sarazon
Thurville
Pilice
Sarazen
Highland Country Club
Pittsburgh
Corryites Sign Bucknell Star For Bradford Clash
Corryites hire former Bucknell College star Dovey announced the acquisition ahead of tomorrow's semi pro game against Bradford. Managerial notes praise the new hurler whose most recent season included a win over State College, with Corry City playing at Sheffield this afternoon.
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Dovey
Tie Hid
Bucknell College
To Hut
Corrvites
Bradford
Togal
State College
Corry City
Sheffield
Clevelandites Entertained at Family Social Evening
A lively social at Clifton Weber’s South Center Street home in Cleveland hosted Mr and Mrs Iris Sundean of Cleveland. About 32 friends attended with music by John Keubler, a brie tenting baritone, and a decorated pastel pink and white setting. After a convivial program and dancing, guests enjoyed a delicious repast and party favors, with several out of town visitors present.
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Clifton Weber
South Center Street
Iris Sundean
Cleveland
Hyo
John Keubler
Brie
Dave Ing
eXndi
Awa
Pitt
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J. F. Johnson
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Corry Friends
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Corryites
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Brownell Shoe CO
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