Carroll Siges With Tigers in Vicinity Games
A bustling roundup notes Carroll Siges of the Tigers poised for a Detroit report after a victory over New York University. The column lists multiple baseball and track results including Penny Valgar, Roddie Parrett, and Fred Merkle, plus college games and minor league moves across New York and Pennsylvania.
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Carroll Siges
Tigers
Guitar
Gwen Carroll
Holy Cross Puelsth
New York University
Tiger Carroll
Synleo
Roddie Parrett
Star Shortston
University of Pennsylvania
New York Giants
Pirwes
Carl Lindberg
Washington
Lieplicher
Giants Retain Lead Despite Many Injuries
New York Giants hold a four and a half game lead in the National League amid injuries. Robins struggle with pitching and drift from first division, while Hornsby’s Cardinals rise. Senators and Yankees show strength as Ruth nears form and Cobb’s Tigers stumble.
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New York
Elbs
Miarle
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Robins
Robins
Philadelphia
Jlsumy Rice
Cincinnati
Phillies
St Louis
Cardi
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Lwo
Philadelphia Ath
Sting
Reds
Mack
Sammy Gray
Washington Senators
Johnson
Soveleskie
Reuther
Tom Zachary
Senators
Fred Marberry
New York Yankees
Ruth
Combs
Mouse
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Cobb
Indies Tie Irvineton Weekend Series With Split
Charley Greening's Independents split weekend games with Irvington, winning Saturday 109 to 0 at East Washington Street grounds and losing Sunday at Irvineton 0 to 8. Millar started Saturday, Carroll relieved, and Corry's Landers pitched for Irvington. Corry took early lead, but Indies offense struggled with half-regulars. The doublebill crowd was small and errors plagued the visitors.
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Charley Greening
Independents
Irvineton
Washington Street
Millar
Tndies
Carlin
Irvington
Corny
Cardinals rally to beat Phillies 11 to 7 in latest win
Blades and Ball homer helped the Cardinals take their third straight victory over the Phillies by 11 to 7. The radio box score lists yesterday’s NL results with Brooklyn Chicago Boston and St. Louis noted. Zack Wheat temporarily runs the Brooklyn club and may receive a permanent appointment after a several day trial.
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Blades
Ball
Cardinals
Phillies
Brooklyn
Natio Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Zack Wheat
Robinson
Wheat
Wheeling Girl Wins Cambridge Golf Tourney
Miss Friteie Stifel of Wheeling wins the Women's Western Pennsylvania Golf Association championship at Cambridge Springs defeating Mrs Joseph Byidalel of Buffalo in the final. The large crowd watched as Stifel, among the nation's longest drivers, dominated early and held on for victory. Mrs Roy Larson of Wheeling also competed, losing to Miss Griswold in a later round.
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Cory
Cambridge Springs
Friteie Stifel
Wheeling
Joseph Byidalel
Buffalo
Roy
Wheeling Tass Provell
Spa
C. I. Wendt
Pittsburgh
Cambridge
Stifel
Penny Tennis Squad Wins First Match in Industrial Recreation Tennis
The Penny Tennis squad opened its industrial recreation program with a win as Thelma ONeil and Phil Young defeated Gertrude Winsile and Howard Lovelans in straight sets 7 4 7 4. The Tannery Office team faced delays as darkness interrupted play, with the Tannery players taking the first set 7 4 and the second 6 4. Matches are scheduled every Saturday afternoon and the winner advances to face Penny later in the week.
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PRR
Apid
Tennery Olive Ram
Golden Lax Tablets Promoted For Bowel Health
An old advertisement extols Golden Lax Tablets and Olden Lan Tablets to keep the system toned and energized. It claims the laxative assists the body in moving waste when bowels are sluggish, promising healthy and normal action with a noted price of 25s.
De Paolo Wins Altoona Race In Thrilling Track Event
In Altoona the youthful driver De Paolo overtook Tommy Milton to win a one mile track race. Milton finished second with Peter Be Pavle third and Harte fourth as about thirty locals witnessed a dramatic race described by witnesses as one of the most thrilling ever staged.
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United Wrens Altoona
Pravite Wilinee
Safyiny
Ant Peder Be Pavle
Fiott
Milton
Harte
Costylles
Tilve
Tadiy
Jenn
de Paulo
Tommy Milton
de Paolo
Elhasle Ware
Fragmented quote on car accident witness and fashion
A fragment from a period newspaper quotes Victlin asking about the number of a car after a collision. The responding hussy is described wearing a three piece tweed outfit with canton crepe and a periwinkle hat trimmed with artificial cherries, illustrating the era's fashion detail.
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Aystinder
Toaghan
Cats Without Tails In Midst Manx Ancestry Debate
The text discusses Manx cats and their tailless appearance amid debate over their origins. It notes speculation that the jungle cat may play a role in ancestry and that much about Manx lineage remains uncertain.
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Hale
Mary
Finis Looms Near for Corry Squad
After a chaotic Levineton game yesterday only seven Corry players showed up at 3 40 pm with two more arriving late in poor condition. Manager Greening praised those who appeared while condemning others for not attending or for poor conduct. The Irvington venue was harshly criticized as damaging Corry’s sporting reputation and underscored calls for outside players to ensure future games.
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Levineton
Corey
Greening
AlkComy
Trvineton
Corry
Irvington
Jefferson Letter Quotation About Officeholders
A fragment from a Thomas Jefferson letter cites the idea that few quit office by death, none by resignation, prompting reflection on how officeholders hold positions as a matter of right. The quotation appears in a historical note tracing Jefferson’s view on public service tenure.
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Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Dia at Heine’s grave sparks Paris police plan
The grave of German poet Heinrich Heine in Montmartre draws lovers and crowds. Paris police report yearly suicides at the site, prompting a security plan to station a policeman there to deter youths from taking their lives.
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Dia
Heine
Grava
Ier
Montmartre
Fragmentary Sunday Service Notes Include Prayers and Hymns
Readable fragments describe Monday religious activities with names such as Gillett and Sara among attendees. The notes mention prayer, scripture, and hymns, reflecting a local worship gathering with various speakers and offerings.
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Timmy Goodrich
Benny Valgar
Wight
Johnny Roser
Baltimore Origies
Syracuse
Pete Behon
Hranford
Buffalo Phoenix
Holland Club
Cleveland
Titusville Independents
Spider-Webbe
Celuron
Titusville
Warren
Fred Merkle
Rochester Internationals
George Stallings
Eddie Onslow
Rochester
Kane
Mc Tean-Elke
Lindlow
Yin
Collegians
Endeavor
Alide
Rinker
Theiss
Ana ‘Ebm
Erie Industrial
Sue
Sterling
Ameriay Fisg
Gifford Pochrins
Dangerous
Bil Fisher
East High Rose
Gradition
Ted Meier
Aug Newcamp
Joli Birber
Bnd Moore
Roscoe Loomis
Johnny Seheyer
Charles Wells
Wesley Driscoll
Don Devereaux
Clair Patterson
Kiddie Abramos Ad
Jackson Scholz
United Press
the Journal
Knights of Celtis
al Laconey
Meadowbrook
William T .Tilden
Manusi Aloneau
Boain
New England
Moffart Hubbard
Michigan
Indyeibbard
Erie All Stars
Minty Lab
Hugh Edieni
Falconer
the Mathews
Washington Club
Leopie
The
Athleticen
Indianapolis If
Hoosiers
Giants
Benny Karr
Athletics
Sam Jones
Hhe
Browns
Alexander
Ibs
Braves
Indies
Zing
Detroit
H. Wess
Erle
Eagle Street
Gondensery
Reinolds
M_ EH. Weiss
Bell
Wheeling Girl
Fritzie Stifel
Western Pennsylvania Association
Cards
Fore Mensel
Williams
Hartnett
Cubs
Simmons
Aun Robertson
Penny Tennis Squad
Han Ws. Hale
William and Mary College
Clalny
Theac
United States
Mack’s Star
al Bimota
Mtu
Pitter Uni
Basterd
Altoona
Indianapolis
Finis
Shoe House
W. M. Weed
Center ST
Corry, PA
Adyd
Studebaker
W. H. Merrick
Rex Garage
Oxfords
North Center Street
Charlet Fi
Tobin Marl
Albinks
Mr Joh
Pe Park Tatior Bolu
Olfertor
Tym Tevestlotine
Mastlushe
Tn Harald
Bets
Cine Ley
Hsnietdnye Dprasiliy
Teria
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