Kiwanis and Rotary to Clash in Wednesday Baseball Exhi
Kiwanis and Rotary face off Wednesday afternoon at wafton Athletic Field in a charity exhibition for the league lead and Boot camp fund. The Kiwanis lineup features Cam mon at first, Malone at third, and Ruth-like power in the outfield, while Rotary counters with Harold Rice behind the plate and Paul Warden on the mound. A large substitute list is listed for Rotary, with 42 men listed, as both clubs project strong rosters and secret pitching plans for the game.
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Rotary
Bill Lege
Howard Cammon
Paul
Malone Tate
Bert
Gantry
Olsen
Joner Torrey
Deep Creek Lake
Les Loar
Les
Rotes
Harold Rice
Paul Warden
Fred Watkins
Chicago
Windy City
Hack Wilson
Cirelems Kley
Lear
Hurd
Charles Warder
Francis Warder
Ry Cuppett
Alexander
Ault
Bartlett
Beavers
Brinkman
L. Bush
Burke
Bennett
Beard
A. Cuppett
Compton
Engle
Evans
Fleming
Flesher
Jolliffe
Keeger
Metaner
Murray
Parrish
Painter
Peck
Jed Robinson
W. B. Robinson
Local baseball notes and injuries from the circuit
The article recalls the Big Six batting woes during night games and cites Evansville and Terre Haute as lagging in burglary hours. It reports 15 year old Walter Johnson Jr. being hit by a car breaking both legs, ending his baseball career, while his son pitches two hitless innings for Bethie Fanier as Johnson Sr. watches.
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Aria
Evansville
Terre Haute
Washington
Walter Johnson, Jr
Bethie Fanier
Walter Johnson
Al Lassman Grid Star Drowns in Long Lake
Former NYU football star Al Lassman is reported drowned in Long Lake, with the body identified. The brief notice mentions Lassman’s past as a grid star and lists unrelated figures and numbers.
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Grid Star
Long
Piferrtson
Gman
New York University
Fotbatt
Long Lake
River Valley League club travels to Green Bay game
Wisconsin Rapids member, described as Class A level, visited Green Bay by air yesterday and lost 6 to 5. Peoria night baseball is seen as minor league salvation, but veteran catcher Beans Miner disagrees after obtaining his release from Peoria.
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River Valley League
Wisconsin Rapids
Green ‘Bay
Peoria
Beans" Miner
Baseball Scores From Mid Atlantic and American Leagues
Fairmont defeats Cumberland 7 to 2 while Charleroi beats Johnstown 1 to 0 and Clarksburg edges Jeannette 10 to 9. Wheeling tops Scottdale 14 to 18 with today’s games listed. St Pauls 2 Pittsburgh 1 and Cincinnati 4 Chicago 1 highlight yesterday results in another league. Cleveland beats St Louis 7 to 0 as Detroit and Chicago split, Philadelphia tops Boston, and Washington edges New York.
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Cumberland
Charleroi
Johnstown
Clarksburg
Jeannette
Wheeling
Scottdale
Scottiale
St. Pauls
Pittsburgh
St Lolly
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
New
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Diamond Stars and Close Baseball Plays Highlight Busy Day
Senators Pinch single in tenth drives in tying and winning runs against the Yankees. Douthit hits a homer in ninth to beat Pirates 2-1 as Cardinals rely on a lone hit. Earnshaw wins Athletics 4-3 over Red Sox with nine pitches and seven strikeouts. Coast League recruit Boone debuts for Robins with a single, homer, and sensational left field catch. Checa is the sole game mentioned in the British House of Commons.
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Art. Shires
Senators
Yankees
Taylor Douthit
Cardinals
Pirates
Boone
Athletics
Shires
Tts
Nis
Ne Pens
Yankeen
Tos
Washington
Yamin
Cision
Knottsville Wins Sunday Diamond Game
Knottsville independents down Tunnelton 18 to 10 in hot Sunday contest at Knottsville field. Dalton led Knottsville with 14 strikeouts and multiple home runs while Shrout struggled for Tunnelton, striking out nine. Umpires were Jaco for Knottsville and Buckelew for the visitors.
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E. Dalton
Tunnelton
Knottsville
Woodside
Tunnelton Boys
Shrout
Dalton
Shriver
Robinson
Gray
Jaco
Buckelew
Rugele
Tissle
Grove
Lambert
A. House
St Reece
Severs
Simpson and Wendel to Meet Woodmen on Diamond This Week
Mod ern Woodmen manager Ed Loek announced two games this week. The first will be played at home against Simpson and Wendel with details to follow. The Woodmen seek early-season wins and lineup plans were also discussed.
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Wendel
Diamond
Ed Loek
Woodmen
Wendel Nine Return Engagement at Flemington
A return engagement with the Wendel nine is scheduled for Thursday following yesterday's game. No second game is planned with the last Simpson club at Flemington on Friday. Both games are expected to draw strong crowds and generate high interest in Flemington and Simpson areas. The Wendel team is said to be accompanied by a large following of fans.
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Simpson
Flemington
Real Aseban
Bobby Jones Sets Pace At Interlachen Open
Minneapolis July 7 Bobby Jones announced readiness for the National Open defense after two par 72s on Interlachen. The 34th annual gathering drew many pros and amateurs, with Farrell Shute and Collins also posting 72s while most contenders struggled in the 76s or higher. Hagen opened with 74 while Smith and Von Bimbny posted 75s.
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Bobby Jones
Interlochen
Atlanta
Interlachen
Bobby
Johann Farrell
Jones
Densmore Shute
Columbus
Jack Collins
Los Angeles
Walter Hagen
Horton Smith
George von. Bimny
Looping Record Held By Mantz
Paul Mantz, aviation instructor at San Mateo California, set a world looping record with 46 outside loops to his credit today, the report states.
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San Mateo
Cal
Paul Mantz
Mantz Fails To Beat Jackson In Looping Record Duel
The long distance serial duel ends with Dale Red Jackson of endurance flight fame surpassing Mantz by ten loops. Jackson set a Chicago record hours earlier as Mantz, flying a 24th loop, failed when fuel ran out four loops from his goal. An aircraft marked with 36 aided the announcement to the press.
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Red” Jackson
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Jackson
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California
Associated Press
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Woodmen Lose Thrilling Ten Inning Game to Flemington
In an afternoon matchup, Flemington defeated Modern Woodmen 22 to 9 after a tense ten inning finish. Wendel led 12 to 11 in the morning game, with Woodmen outhitting 18 to 13 overall. The nightcap saw Flemington outhit Woodmen 20 to 14 as Layman Swisher and Lewin Dee shared battery duties. The North Carolina museum in Raleigh aims to assemble a complete mastodon skeleton from state bones.
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Flemington
Martin
Swisher
Woodmen
Payne
Cent
North Caroling
Raleigh
Hitting Star Chuck Klein Built By Steel Power
Charles H. Chuck Klein of the Phillies, a hard hitting slugger in his third major league season, powered by steel work in an Indianapolis mill. He led the league in hits and runs batted in, and once topped before a big season with a .331 batting average. He joined Philadelphia in 1928 from Fort Wayne for 7500 dollars and later posted 219 hits with many homers in the following year.
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Chucky Klein
Phillies
Indianapolis
Klein
Kleinance
Fort
Major League Leaders Overview By Associated Press
National League leads include O'Dowr of Philadelphia at .398 batting, Cuyler of Chicago 77 runs, Klein of Philadelphia 84 RBIs, with Cubs Cuyler tied on hits 112 alongside Terry Grants and Klein. Frisch of St Louis 26 doubles, Cuyler and Klein lead triples 12. Wilson of Chicago 24 home runs. Cuyler 19 stolen bases. Gehrig of New York .392 batting leads American League, Ruth leads runs and RBIs with 32 homers, Hodapp of Cleveland 109 hits, McManus of Detroit 25 doubles, Combs of New York 12 triples, Rice of Washington 112 stolen bases.
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Finest racing crafts compete for trophies
Newport R I July 1 2 our of the finest racing crafts ever launched compete today for the honor of defending the greatest of all yachting trophies the America's cup. They are the Whirlwind Weatamoe and Enterprise of New York and the Yankee of Boston. The race opens a two week observation series to be followed next month by a ten day series. To the present series the course is 15 miles to windward and return.
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R. E
Whirlwind
Weatamoe
Enterprise
New York
Yankee
Boston
Robins Regain Lead in National League Title Chase
Brooklyn's Robins gain first place by routing the Boston Braves 10 to 4 after acquiring Ike Boone from the Pacific Coast League. Boone starred with a homer, a single, and a diving catch in the stands. Giants and Cardinals win double headers to keep race tight, while Senator led by Shires and Harris helps Washington stay atop the American League early standings.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Hiscago Cubs
Redd
Chicago
Robins
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Philadelphia
Pittsbutel
Chicago Dodgers Triumph to Regain NL Lead
Chicago Dodgers beat the Braves to reclaim first place in the National League. Hack Wilson is mentioned amid a muddled roster of names, while Alcibiades and Valencien are noted in Long Beach events. Crabbe reportedly sets a world 880 yard free style mark at the National AAU meet. Madison hosts a half mile free style sale is unclear.
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Dodgers
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Chicago
Alcibiades
Harry Payne Whitney
Valencien
Long Beach
Calif
A.A. U. Sale
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Chuck" Klein
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