Hoosiers Rout Mud Hens as Tilden Wins Penn State Tennis Title
Hoosier battering limited Mud Hens to two hits while Sullivan and the Indianapolis club halted Toledo’s winning streak. Tilden cruised to the Pennsylvania tennis crown by defeating Dick Williams in the final after earlier beating Wallace Johnson in the semis. Ruth hospital stay looms after surgery. Sammy Gray, Philadelphia pitcher, sidelined weeks due to hand injury. Corry and Warren to stage horseshoe exhibition as Shoemaker Serenade heads toward a potential series. Jamestown plans first out-of-town baseball and Meadvill e High School replaces coach Tippin with Wright’s successor. Northwestern Pennsylvania track meet outcome looms as Corry and Cambridge Springs eye scholastic title. Meadville Tribune Republican.
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McGrawbacks Pirates as NL pennant rivals emerge
New York captain Jobe McGraw backs the Pittsburgh Pirates as the Giants’ top rival for the National League flag. He praises Pittsburgh’s strong outfield, infield and pitching, notes their late-season surge, and disputes Cubs trade views while predicting a return to form with warm weather.
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Home Run Leaders by United Press
Baseball statistics list top home run hitters with team affiliations and counts. Names include Torbett Lub and Hornsby Cards with several players from Browns Yanks Giants Pirates Indians and others, showing leading totals and rankings.
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Oakes Defeats Perrota in Erie Main Event
Jack Oakes of Buffalo, substituting for Dick Evans, scored a technical knockout in the last round against George Perrota of New Castle in the Erie main event. Teddy Esterbrook stopped Chief Halftown in four rounds and Ray Callins of Warren beat Hobby Gibson of New Castle, scoring decisively in the opening bout.
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Today’s Games Highlight Rivalry Matches Across League
This edition lists St Louis at Boston and Chicago at Brooklyn plus Pittsburgh at New York and Cincinnati at Philadelphia. American League had no games yesterday and results show no scheduled contests in that group yesterday.
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Baseball Highlights From Yesterday's Games
United Press report notes Percy Lee Jones starting his first major league game for the Robins, a 2 0 loss on a scratch hit. George Grantham plated the tenth inning run for the Pirates in a 6 5 win over the Giants after Traynor doubled. Pete Donohue and Curt Walker homered as the Reds defeated the Phils 11 2. Flint Rhem faltered in the eighth for the Cardinals, who beat the Braves 8 6 with two runs off two Cardinals pitchers in the ninth.
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Five Miners Die in Ed wardsville Gas Blast
Five miners were killed and five others injured in a gas explosion in the Red Ash vein of the Glenn Alden Coal Company at Edwardsville. The blast touched a small area with no fire following. Victims listed include Joseph Major 48 John Teriska 35 Frank Dugan 26 David R Jones 40 Leroy Williams 27.
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Nurmi Fails to Break One Mile Record in Cambridge
Paavo Nurmi, famed distance star, failed to shatter the one mile mark at Cambridge Stadium amid a strong wind. Tom Clausen dropped out after the first half, while Georgetown captain Jimmy Connolly pressed Nurmi to the final lap, with Nurmi finishing short of Forman Tabor’s American record and Nurmi’s own world best. Audience of about 45,000 witnessed the fast tilt and a supporting program.
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Pennsylvania dominates Harlem races in crew meet
Pennsylvania varsity crew crushed Princeton and Columbia in the Harlem Races cup event. Penn led at every stage as Princeton trailed by eight lengths, with Columbia two lengths behind Princeton in key legs. Freshmen crews also performed well, with Pennsylvania finishing several lengths ahead of Columbia and Princeton in the decisive races.
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Outrage in Bombay Trial Leads to Sentences
In Bombay three alleged agents of the Maharajah of Indore were sentenced after a hanging incident linked to a merchant Baul case. Two suspects were acquitted, and others accused of complicity faced lesser penalties amid a murky trial.
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Ancient dispensary in Egypt with paid medical attendant
A public dispensary from about 400 B C was established in Egypt. The medical attendant received about $500 a year for his services, a sum higher than that of a skilled laborer at the time.
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Coroner's jury probes fatal auto accident case
A coroner's jury investigated a fatal highway crash involving Mahuleshee and others near Sheffield. Testimony described a drive toward Bariee, a water trough stop, and a collision after witnesses observed a vehicle speeding. The verdict cited negligent driving as a factor in the death.
Wind Storms Sweep Minnesota Causing Heavy Losses
Early reports detail two violent windstorms that struck Minnesota last night, destroying hundreds of buildings and killing livestock across western and central areas. Communications systems were disrupted as crews assess the damage. initial counts report multiple injuries but no fatalities.
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Barbaric Destruction of Library Volumes in Egypt
A fragment notes Galiph Oruan ordering destruction at Alexandria’s great library in G40 AyD, with Suricens enabled to heat water for Wwater at per ton costs and 700,000 volumes seized. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear dates or fuller context.
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