Washington Terminal nine to meet Monongahah ion nine in holiday double bill
Capital Terminal Club fans enjoy a holiday program with a double bill at Ab le Field as Washington National Limited meets Monongah ion nine. The top rated lineup includes Grafton and Keyser names with players Fidex Burbank and Croin in strong form. local pitchers Stankis Relic and Wil ins to compete as Relic favored for first mound duty.
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Grafton
Washington ‘Terminal
Monongahion
National Limiteds
Able Field
Torine
Fidex
Masontown
Henry
Koch Brothers
Siand
Womorrow
Stankis
Relic
Wil
Big Day For Daddy Golfers At Grafton
Plan for a local doubleheader with Washington and Grafton clubs. Henry to start first game, Melchori to catch second. Umpire Tommy Moran calls the 10 and 2 pm starts. Ladies half price, parking ample, seating for 500 plus banked seats. Lineups include Wolfe Freed Spahl Freshour Pofflemeyer Collier Edwards Raines for Washington and Hefner Cronin Peppers Pidex Bubank Melchori Hickman Henry Clapper or Crane Stankis Relic Williams Groves as manager.
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Tommy Moran
Washington
Wolfe
Freed
Spahl
Freshour
Collier
Edwards
Raines
Grafton
Hefner
Cronin
Peppers
Pidex
Bubank
Melchori
Hickman
Henry
Clapper
Crane
Stankis
Relic Gr. Williams
Groves
Washington Terminal
Diamond Stars Rally as Morris Drives In Win Over Cleveland
Ed Morris of the Diamond Stars pinch hits in the ninth, driving in Tun to edge Cleveland 5-4. Carl Reynolds of the White Sox belted three consecutive homers and collected five hits in six trips in his second Yankee game. Babe Ruth connects for a mark in a Yankees clash.
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Ed Morris
Tun
Cleveland
Carl Reynolds
Whitesox
Gans Defeats Sammy Baker in 12 Round Fight
Cleveland July 3 Serge Baker a New York welterweight is in serious condition from head injuries after a 12 round bout with Baby Joe Gans of California. Baker collapsed in the last round after eight knockdowns and was saved by a technical knockout as the referee counted him out with one minute 25 seconds remaining. An X ray was ordered to check for brain hemorrhage or skull fracture. Baker won three rounds the third fourth and eighth though he twice felled Gans.
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Cleveland
Sammy Baker
New York
Joe Gans
California
Baker
Gans
Hopke Firm Loses Concrete Laying Record
The W. H. Armstrong Construction company led by chief engineer William Hopke Jr set a 2040 feet concrete pour in 15 hours on highway work. Fuccey Brothers of Weston surpassed it by laying 2300 feet on a nine foot wide Braxton County roadway surpassing the Armstrong total.
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W. H. Armstrong Construction Company
William Hopke, Jr
Fuccey Brothers
Weston
Braxton County
Armstrong Company
Zieeliedas
Two youths plan cross country river swim by thirds
Jake Mola Jr of Walnut Park California and Thomas E Currier of Livingston Montana announce a bold venture to swim from Livingston to New Orleans via three great rivers. They aim to cover about 3500 miles in daily four hour stretches starting July 4. They will use a motor boat and camping gear, with a third party backing them.
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San Francisco
Athletic Hall of Fame
Montana
United States
Jake Mola, Jr
Walnut Park
Cal
Thomas EB. Curt
Livingston
Mont
New Orleans
Prheir
Yellowstone
Liv
Missouri River
Mississippi
Missouri
Buford
N. D
Iil
South’ Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Louis
Illinois
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missi
Louisiana
Jake Mia, Jr
Thomas E. Currier
Daly
Baseball Results From Yesterday and Scheduled Games
Baseball scores show Jeannette 4 Fairmont 2 Wheeling 11 Johnstown 1 Charleroi 8 Scottdale 7 Cumberland 7 Clarksburg unknown. Scottdale at Charleroi Wheeling at Johnstown Fairmont at Jeannette Clarksburg at Cumberland. National League results include New York 9 Chicago 8 Brooklyn 6 St Louis 5 Boston 6 Pittsburgh 4. New York 6 Chicago 1. Chicago 15 New York 4. Detroit 4 Philadelphia 3. Philadelphia 7 Detroit 2. Washington 6 St Louis 5. Boston 5 Cleveland 4. Games today New York at Philadelphia.
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Fairmont
Wheeling
Johnstown
Charleroi
Scottdale
Cumberland
Clarksburg
National ‘League
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Philadephia
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Leuis
St. Louis. A
Cleveland
L. L. Pet
Orbe
L. Pet
Fights Last Night in Chicago and Nearby Venues
Tufty Griffith of Chicago outpointed Johnny Risko of Cleveland in a ten round affair in Chicago. Paul Sviderski of Syracuse outpointed Frankie Simms of Cleveland, also ten rounds. Baby Joe Gabis stopped Sergeant Samm Baker in New York in twelve rounds. Kid Chocolate of Cuba stopped Dominick Petrone of New York in six rounds. Harry Harris of Bellevue Ohio outpointed Harry Williams of Pittsburgh in eight rounds. Eddie Speaks of Louisville outpointed Jack Denery of Cleveland in six rounds.
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Chicago
Tufty
Griffith
Sioux City
Johnny
Risko
Cleveland
Paul Swiderski
Syracuse
N. Y
Frankie Simms
Joe Gabis
California
Samm
Baker
New York
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Dominick Petrone
Pittsburgh
Harry Harris
Bellaire
Harry Williams
Pittsbugh
Eddie
Speaks
Louisville
Jack Denery
Major League Leaders Summary in 1930s Style
National League leaders include O'Doul batting .401 for Philadelphia and Cuyler scoring 72 runs while Frisch tops hits with 24 doubles and Cuyler also leads with 12 triples and 18 steals. Giants Terry and Wilso n Cubs anchor batting and RBI counts with 107 hits and 77 RBIs. American League figures spotlight Cochrane batting .403 for Philadelphia? Ruth leads in runs with 92 and Ruth again in home runs with 41. Gehrig drives 86 RBIs. Hodapp has 105 hits. McManus adds 25 doubles. Combs belts 12 triples and Rice 12 steals. A new stadium plans to seat 80 000 for the Cleveland Indians.
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Associated Press
O'Doul
Phillies
Cuyler
Cubs
Xlein
Terry
Giants
Frisch
Cardinals
Wilson
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Hodapp
Indians
McManus
Tigers
Combs
Yankee
Rice
Senators
Buelow halts fight plans over Schmeling Sharkey contract
New York July 3. A complex financial dispute between Joe Jacobs and Arthur Buelow stops plans for a Schmeling Sharkey return bout at Yankee Stadium in September. Madison Square Garden sought Schmeling’s signature while Buelow, Schmeling’s deposed manager, pressed a clause on Buelow’s potential remuneration. A 32 1 3 percent managerial cut sits in limbo with Jacobs’s 7 1 3 percent old agreement. Buelow may waive his cut except in Schmeling ventures with Harry Seibold. Meanwhile baseball notes show Braves and Pirates results and Independence Lady horse race updates.
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New York
Joe Jacobs
Arthur Buelow
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Madison Square Garden
Sharkey
Schmelling
Buelow
Jacobs
Schmeling
Schméling
Harry Seibold
Braves
Jacobs Pirates
Local Golf Experts Enter Big Fourth of July Tourney
Entry list includes John Forcello George Jol lliffe Squire Bolton among top contenders for the caddy golf elimination open after the Fourth of July. B W Randolph of G ton course lists qualified players and notes strong bids for trophies. Miss Elizabeth Randolph leads the girls event with an 18 hole 33 and 35 cards. anticipation grows as qualifiers prepare for the links contest.
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B. W. Randolph
John Forcello
George Jolliffe
Peck Ridenour
Elizabeth Randolph
Miss Randolph
Wich
Misa Louise Randolph
Randolph
Wimbledon doubles upset knocks out Allison Cross
Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas and Miss Edith Cross of San Francisco lose in the quarterfinals at Wimbledon to the Australian American pair Jack Crawford and Miss Elizabeth Ryan, 6 2, 3 6, 6 3 with Crawford and Ryan advancing.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
Edith Cross
San Francisco
Jack Crawford
Elizabeth Ryan
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J. E. Guth
E. Ellers & P. E. Lucas
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