Atlanta Honors Bobby Jones With Quiet Homecoming
Atlanta welcomes Bobby Jones home from the national open at Mamaroneck with a low key reception. The train arrives at 3 20 p m and no big parade or speeches are planned. Mayor city leaders and vast gatherings will greet Jones at the suburban station before he heads to a dinner later.
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Atlanta
Atlana
St. Andrews
Cmes
Jplain Bob
Bob Jones
King
Atlanta Athletic Club
New York
Bobby
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Victory Healine
al Espinosa
Chicago
Athletic Club
Major League Leaders Including Game 7 of July 1
Baseball leaders list with names and stats for batting runs hits and fielding from the era. Names include Ott Frisch Gehrig Gehringer and Grove among others with teams Giants Pirates and Athletics. The closing line laments durability of the paper and pays for the promise of weekly pay.
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Herman
Robins
Ott
Lindstrom
Giants
Tn— Ott
Terry
Frisch
Cards
L. Waner
Pirates
Bas! Cuyler
Cube
Grimes
Foxx
Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Simmins
aTs
Manush
Brown
Hailmann
Miller
Gehrig
Yanke
Grove
J Of The Clubs 4s Mid Atlantic League
A short sports note from the Mid Atlantic League highlights the J of the Clubs 4s status in league play. No specific game details or dates are provided in the readable text.
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results include Chicago tying St Louis and New York beating St Louis in another city series. Today’s lineup features Fairmont at Scottdale Clarksburg at Cumberland Wheeling at Johnstown Charleroi at Jeannette and New York at Boston Cincinnati at Chicago Louis at Pittsburgh with several rain delays and standings notes across major leagues and minor leagues.
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Scottdale
Clarksburg
Cumberland
Wheeling
Johnstown
Charleroi
Jeannette
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St. Louis
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Louis
Pittsburgh
St Loulang
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Toston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
W. L. Pet
Charleroi A
Clarksburg A
Palrmont
Johnstown Vo
Arlington Park Feature Looms for Dwyer Winner
A colt nicknamed Gnome Lady Grey, son of Grey Coat, fresh from a Dwyer Stakes win over Blue Larkspur at Aqueduct, is set to run in Arlington Park’s $60,000 American classic on July 13. Pittsburgh race notes follow, including auto racing updates.
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Chicago
Grey Coat
Gnome Lady Grey
Blue Larkspur
Aqueduct
Arlington Park
Record breaking flight leads to court ruling on liquor case
Federal appeals court finds no illegal possession of liquor in a disputed insurance matter. The piece mentions S. P. Finnckinger, his fiancee, and the host's wife dying from cocktails containing wood alcohol. The Insurance company contested paying a life policy due to alleged prohibition violations.
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Federal Court of Appeals
S. P. Finnckinger
Yanks and Cards Outpaced by July Traditions
By Herbert W. Barker Associated Press. The July 4 pennant race hits drama as Yankees and Cardinals lag behind leaders. American league top spot stays Philadelphia Athletics unthreatened while Cubs lead the National League with Pittsburgh close behind. A late抯 11-11 deadlock between Cubs and Cardinals dashed hopes before travel to Pittsburgh. Yankees survive a 3-2 win over the Red Sox aided by Benny Lasahal’s seventh inning pinch homer with Koenig aboard.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York Yankees
St .Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Cardinals
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Athletics
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Benny Lasehal
Koenig
Boston Red Sox
Obituary and Notes From Various Cities
Obituary notes William Symes Andrews longest serving General Blocs Company employee dies at 88 from cancer linked to X-ray work. Dr Charles F Pabst warns heliophobes avoid sunbathing and notes Sun exposure risk. Porto Rican children undernourishment linked to rickets. Engraved roadmap wedding invitations in Orange New Jersey. Liner France passengers must supply own drinks. Asheville report ends with a drinking invitation incident.
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Schenectady
N. Y
William Symes Andrews
General Blocs
New York
Charles F. Pabst
Pabst
Green Point Hospital
Washington
Children’s Bureau
Millsburgh Bridgeville 100 mile race draws top mobile stars
Racing stars from Altoona and Indianapolis have entered the Millsburgh Bridgeville 100 mile event set for late July 4. Tergere tested on the track yesterday. Umpires of the American League, many injured, may return to work Saturday unless new injuries arise. Mrs Babe Ruth notes every Yankees hit but keeps no score card and attends games with her mother.
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Mobile
Altoona
Indianapolis
Millsburgh- Bridgeville
Cit Tergere
Chicago
New York
Babe Ruth
The
Yankees
Fights Last Night Report From Several Cities
Flint fight Tony Herrera knocked out Ray Rydhell in Chicago. Pall River Johnny Casper defeated Nay Kawler in Lansing. Nay Kawler faced Caspar in New York with an eight round decision.
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Flint, Mich
Tony — Herrera
Chicago
Ray Rydhell
Pall River
Mass
Johnny Casper
Lansing
Mich
Nay Kawler
New York
British star in finals at Wimbledon second semi berth
Wimbledon report notes H W Austin joins Wig Til den Henri Cochet and Jean Borotra in the men s singles semi finals as the British Empire breaks a 1925 drought. Helen Wills and Helen Jacobs reach the women s semi finals with May Sutton Bundy hoping to join, while Elsie Goldsack contest remains. Also a separate note records 57 West Virginia motor bus lines assessed in 1928.
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Wimbledon
H. W. Austin
Bill Tilden
Henri Cochet
Jean Borotra
Baron von Kehr- Ming
Helen Wills
Helen Jacobs
May Sutton Bundy
Joan Ridley
England
Elsie Goldsack
West Virginia
Board of Public Works
Spanish Flyers Saved by Luck
London July 2 The missing Spanish aviators were found by chance after the Eagle returned to base. A Bison fleet reconnaissance craft, searching the route, spotted a drifting seaplane on a rough Atlantic surface as crew frantically waved for help.
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London
Eagle
Evening Star
Gift of Americans as listeners questioned abroad
A retired traveler asserts that Americans are among the poorest listeners globally, a view supported by contrasting experiences in other nations. The remark frames a broader commentary on cultural communication and attentiveness.
Stultz Known as Safe Man in Aviation
New York reports aviator Charles Stultz known as safe pilot died in yesterday's plane crash. He earlier drew broad notice in 1927 when he withdrew from a flight with The Dawn led by Mrs Frances Graydon. He later completed a nonstop Mitchell Field to Havana in Levine's monoplane The Columbia and was sought by Byrd for the South Pole flight. He had recently worked as a private pilot for John Hay Whitney.
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New York
Grayson
Nate
Stultz
Mitchell Field
Havana
Chas
A. Levine
Richard Byrd
Atlantic Ocean
Amelia
Earhart
Louis Gordon
Cobh
Wales
John Hay Whity
World oil quest as civilizing force across nations
New York dispatch notes a global race by Standard Oil of New Jersey and British firms to develop oil resources worldwide. It details vast operations, pipelines, refineries, and distributing networks across North America, Europe, South America, and Asia, highlighting exploration, construction, and sanitation efforts driven by the petroleum industry.
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New York
America
England
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Standard Oilygroup
New Jersey Company
Standard Oil Trust
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Europe
Dutch East Indies
Md-contient
Maryland
South Carolina
West Virginia
Scouts to send 1500 youths to England jamboree
About 1 1/2 thousand U S Boy Scouts will be chosen to represent America at the third World Scout Jamboree in England this August. More than 30 000 scouts from 43 nations are expected for a two week camp at Birkenhead near Liverpool with drill contests and patrol cookouts. Lore W Barclay Florida scout executive will lead the American group, and Walter W Head of Omaha is president of the Boy Scouts of America.
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New York
America
England
Birkenhead
Liverpool
Denmark
Robert Baden-Powell
Scouting
Craft
Lore W. Barclay
Florida
Barely
France
Frank Preshrey
Mortimer Schiff
George D. Pratt
Barrett Rich
Buffalo
Walter W. Head
Omaha
Neb
Boy Scouts of America
Robert Baden- Powell
James E. West
Bert Clelland Named As Reunion Officer
Fairmont July 2 1929 Joseph Reed family reunion association met at Mrs Myra Elliots Boothsville home after church homecoming and elected officers for 1930 D P Smith president Minnie Reed secretary Robert Sidney Read historian Executive committee H L Bert Clelland J A Clelland Robert Sidney Reed BE E Meredith and Joseph Reed all of varied towns
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Fairmont
Joseph Reed
Myra Elliott
Boothsville
M. E
D. P. Smith
Minnie Reed
Robert Sidney Read
H. L
Bert") Clelland
Grafton
J. A. Clelland
Knocking the Little Woman
A column-note mocks a man who airs his domestic woes after club warmth, highlighting a perceived weakness in his character and temper. The text satirizes private failings exposed in social gatherings.
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