Areb club and JPolors clash in league showdown Thursday
Arabs and JPolors of the Areb club meet Thursday afternoon as top league leaders. Mills Park hosts the doubleheader starting at four with Kelton and Sewell leading a battle to end a win streak. Managers McCauley and fans anticipate a pitched rivalry renewed after earlier league meetings were rained out.
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Oath and Vision for Cincinnati’s Growing Civic Role
The article extols Cincinnati’s public utilities and growing municipal reach. It portrays a prosperous native population with a will to serve and emphasizes the city as a model for others while aiming to be a hub for the vast West and South.
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Decatur Monarchs to Meet Columbia Cubs
The Decatur Monarchs will play the Columbia Cubs at Ma lone Park on Thursday and Friday afternoons. The Monarchs have a strong record this season, having met and defeated several top negro teams in the region.
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Brooklyn Takes Two From Boston Braves In Doubleheader
Brooklyn swept a two game set from the Boston Braves 5-1 and 6-5. Clark earned four wins over the Braves this season as Flowers sparked the Dodgers with six hits and five RBIs. Giants beat Phillies 6-5 to stay within reach. Cubs and Pirates split, Pirates totaling 11 hits.
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Emile Barnes Leads Washington Attack In Four RBI Game
Emile Barnes cracked two home runs and drove in four runs for the Senators. Trained largely by Wallace Wade at the University of Alabama, Barnes powered Washington as the offense produced key scores despite limited team hits.
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Risko Brothers Set for Night Gloves Bout at Ebbetts Field
Johnny Risko of Cleveland and George ee are slated for a boxing match tonight at Ebbetts Field despite unsettled weather. Both fighters continue intensive training as the weigh-off was scheduled for two this afternoon with rain threats noted.
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Visit by Lite executive to Sheffield last night
Lite head of One Four O TM, born in 1870s business figure, made a brief business trip to Sheffield last night, meeting local partners and discussing ongoing projects.
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Al Espinosa Wins Mid-American Open Golf Championship
Al Espinosa of Chicago won the first annual Mid-American Open after 72 holes finishing at 289. Archie Compston was second at 294, Jack Burke and Leo Diegel tied for third at 297, Joe Kirkwood fourth at 298, and Johnny Farrell, Walter Hagen among others in the final totals. The final round featured Espinosa shooting 33 39 72 with a course record four under par on the second 18.
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Cauliflower King Herman Sets Sights On U S Boxers
Herman, a German middleweight dubbed the Cauliflower King, claims to have fought 157 bouts with only two losses. He describes himself as a boxer and insists his name is pronounced as written. International Neweree.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules Across Leagues
Yesterday's results include Atlanta 4 Birmingham 10 innings, Chattanooga 6 Little Rock 4, Washington 3 Philadelphia 1, Chicago 5 St. Louis 6. National and American League matchups feature Philadelphia at New York and New York at Philadelphia with only scheduled games listed.
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Baseball Roundup: Crackers Edge Barons in Extra Innings
The Crackers beat the Birmingham Barons in ten innings after a late surge. New Orleans won 10 4 over Mobile to claim third place in the first half. Memphis Chicks crushed the Vols 18 4 while yielding 17 safeties to George Pipgras. Chattanooga defeated Little Rock 6 1 as Piercy shined.
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Batting Champion Is Put On Bench
Harry Heilmann, last year’s batting champion of the American league, is on the Detroit Tigers bench amid a line-up shake-up. He has been hitting under .3800 this year as Detroit tumbles toward the cellar.
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Hornsby Narrowly Misses .400 Batting Mark
Hornsby batted .500 in a doubleheader against Brooklyn, four hits in eight at bats, lifting his season average to .399 as he neared the coveted .400. Paul Waner added three hits in eight at bats to reach .370, while Babe Ruth and Frank Frisch were idle and Ty Cobb moved into striking distance.
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River Stationary At Nine Point Six Feet
River level remained unchanged at 9.6 feet according to local gauge readings. The river status holds steady with no immediate flood threat reported.
Brotherhood Picnic at Ninth Street Methodist Church
Members of the Brotherhood of the Ninth Street Methodist Church will hold a picnic Thursday evening. They will meet at the church at 4 30 and drive to Swan Lake for a picnic lunch and an evening of entertainment.
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Sunday School Plans for Walnut Grove Surveyed
Coleman Peck county chairman of Sunday school work and H M Layman Presbyterian evangelist will visit Walnut Grove to survey the community for possible establishment of a Sunday school there.
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Baseball scores and a labor resolve noted in city policy
National League results show Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 3 and Brooklyn 5 Boston 1 while New York led Philadelphia 7 to 6 and Milwaukee edged Kansas City 1 0 13 7. A CAN ASSOCIATION game set St Paul 4 3 and Minneapolis Bouinville 4 with Toledo f ly games played. The text ends with a directive about hiring workers who live in Detatur city and giving them the first chaties.
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Browns rally for 6-3 win as Bettencourt homers to lead
Browns top Indians 6-3 with Larry Bettencourt homer and six run surge in the sixth. Emile Barnes shines as Senators beat Mackmen 4-1. White Sox rally past Tigers 5-2 with nine hits. Adkins limits Bengals to three hits in Texas recruit debut.
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