Busy Weekend Ahead for Finchies and Yanks Tough On Clint Brown
The Finchies face a tough slate this weekend with games against Wesleyville in Ballading' Rime on the Junior Migh Rd, while the New York Yankees see Clint Brown pressed by rivals. Highlights include a big matchup at Pine to Nile, late round contests, and a crowded schedule featuring Mariner wine Ws hoy, with mixed results and notable performances shaping standings. The article notes notable figures and local buzz around players, managers, and upcoming broadcasts.
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Jones Equals Course Record In First Round Open
Bobby Jones tied the Royal Liverpool course record in the Beltish Open first round, stepping to the lead with consistent play. He shot par and finished well as the field pursued a slim margin, with Wayne trailing closely behind and other contenders hoping for a rebound in subsequent rounds.
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Round of International League golf features Bobby Jones lead
In gusty conditions Raymonds Tannery No 2 and Shannon Painters contest as Bobby Jones posts a seven under par 70 before a tightening field. Fred Robson and George Von Him trail, with Don Mos, Len Miegel and Horton Smith among others posting notable scores amid rain delays and challenging early holes.
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American League pennant race tightens as the season nears end
Eastern clubs Philadelphia New York and Washington battle for AL crown with Cleveland and the lone west contender. Yankees move to second after thrashing Cleveland 17 to 2 as St Louis tops Washington 12 to 9. Boston sweeps White Sox. Phillies edge Pirates 5 to 4. Braves take two from Cincinnati.
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Exonerates Crew of the Mair Fairfax Steamer
Mrs Ruth Brown Strebel, a passenger on the Fairfax, testified today that crew members acted cowardly and refused to call passengers after the collision with an oil tanker. Strebel praised the crew’s evacuation efforts during the June 18 inquiry noting 47 lives were lost last week.
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Yesterday's scores from a busy baseball slate with key wins
Yesterday Boston beat Chicago 8 to 5 and St Louis routed Washington 12 to 9 while New York triumphed 17 to 2 over Cleveland. National League games show Boston 6 Cincinnati 4 and Boston 10 Cincinnati 5, plus Philadelphia 9 Pittsburgh 4 went 10 innings. Other results remain unclear.
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Corry Flappers to Play Union City Nine
The Corry Flappers clash with Union City on East Washington street grounds Thursday at 6 80 PM. A large crowd is expected as the Jassies seek a second win after a prior victory over the Unionites in the return contest of the Gerry Held.
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Today’s Games Highlight Cleveland Philadelphia Matchup
Only game scheduled features Cleveland at Philadelphia while New York visits Pittsburgh. In Greenville, June 18, authorities say Lieutenant Howard JK Gibson, 52, prominent merchant and WWI veteran, likely shot himself while cleaning a revolver. his body was found at home yesterday.
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Old Gold Cigarette Hits Rapid Nationwide Rise
Eighteen-year-old branding line describes a new cigarette as born with wings and compares it to a historic female aviation pioneer. The ad touts Old Gold as a rapidly growing brand, claiming it became America's fastest growing cigarette within a year after rolling out and gaining popularity in three months.
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