Erratic Brooklyn Play Blows Lead in Pirates Thumping
The Brooklyn Dodgers suffered an 18 to 1 defeat as the Pirates shelled 16 hits. Paul Waner and Clark doubled the momentum, Dudley faltered as Brooklyn’s defense faltered with seven errors. Dodgers later allowed a final tally by Brame as the NL slate showed idle clubs elsewhere.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fender
Chicaba
Plites
Dodger
Pirate
Bushmen
Cubs
Pirates
Austizre
Dudley
Corsairs
Paul Waner
Clark
Ballou
Dodgers
Erwin’ Brame
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Glick Debuts Tonight In Junior Welterweight Bout
New York report says Joe Glick of Williamsburg makes his pro debut tonight in a 10 round junior welterweight clash with Lopd Tenorio, a Philippine star. The brief notes Kid Chocolate, a Cuban featherweight, arrives tomorrow to complete conditioning for his first western appearance. Also listed is Reed meeting Steve Smith on July 30.
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Associated Press
New York
Joe Glick
Williamsburg
Lopd Tenorio
Philippine Star
Chicago
Kid Chocolate
Reed
Steve Smith
Atlanta Crackers Star Clarence Blethen Draws Scout Attention
Young Dixie star pitcher Clarence Blethen from Atlanta Georgia has impressed scouts for his early 13 wins in 18 starts. Brooklyn's Dodgers reportedly plan first bid if he becomes available while the Crackers chase the South ern League pennant.
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Atlanta ‘Crackers
Clarence Blethen
Big Stix Batting Averages In 10 Round Battle Night
Bridgeport reports a 10 round bout as Johnstown faces franchise threats with possible moves to Washington or Steubenville. Elmer M. Dally notes league control issues while Pie Traynor nears return from injury for the Pirates. Canzoneri seeks sparring partners adept with left hand for August 2 title bout with Mandell.
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Johnestowns
Elmer M. Dally
Washington, Pa
Steubenville
Ohio
Ike
Chicago
Tony Canzoneri
Sammy Mandell
Mandell
Major League Leaders July 22 Baseball Stats
National batting Ott Giants eight runs batted in Ott Giants 96 hits Terry Giants 142 doubles Hatey Chrds Frederick Rob ins 29.7 triples Waner Pirates 14 homers Kline Phillies 29 stolen bases Cuyler Cubs 26 pitching Bush Cubs 13 1 American Manush Browns .087 runs Gehringer Tigers 87 Shmmins Athletics 92 Manush Browns 143 doubles Gehringer Johnson Tigers 33 Miller Athletics 12 Gehrig Yanks 23 stolen bases Gehringer Tigers 14 Grove Athletics 16 2
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Manish
Browns
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Rogers Hornsby
Cubs
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Ott
Giants
Paul Waner
Pirates
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Hatey
Chrds
Frederick
Robins
Waner
Kline
Phillies
Dashe— Cuyler
Bush
Manush
Gehringer
Tigers
Shmmins
Johnson
Miller
Gehrig
Yanks
Grove
Ring Manager Charlie Rose Faces Receiver Question
Charlie Rose, another of Schmel ing's managers, must show cause today why a receiver should be appointed to take over two percent of the boxer's earnings from his victory over Paulino Uzeundun.
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Schmeling
Ictory
Paulino Uzeundun
Schedule for Junior Games Announced in West Virginia
Morgantown West Virginia July 23 The northern division elimination series of the West Virginia American Legion Junior baseball tournament was announced by L J Wilson director in charge Six northern districts are involved Morgantown will meet Parkersburg at Parkersburg July 26 Parkersburg won district four Clarksburg winner of district three will meet Morgantown here July 30 Parkersburg and Clarksburg play at Clarksburg August 1 A tie prompts a playoff game.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
American Legion
L. J. Wilson
Parkersburg
Clarksburg
Standings Snapshot From Early Baseball Season Standings
National League results show Pittsburgh defeating Brooklyn 13 to 3 with several games listed. Standings highlight Pittsburgh and Chicago atop the table with New York, St. Louis, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston, and Cincinnati trailing. American Association and International League results noted with various scorelines and upcoming matchups.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
L Pet
Philadelphia New York
J. Louis
Fights Last Night With Multiple Outpoints
Chicago Johnny Burns outpointed Haakon Hansen in a city bout. Ray McPeek defeated Cecil Hurt in Denver. Cowboy Dula beat Johnny Rattone in Ft. Worth. Bobby Har ra prevailed over Bud Hammer in Augusta. Andy Divodi defeated Dick Ramies in Pittsburgh. Andy Martin outpointed Bud Taylor in Boston. R H Kennedy beat Tony Sanders in Janesville. Chico Cissoneros edged Pee Wee Kaiser in St Louis. Lou Terry and Nick Broglio drew in St Louis.
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Johnny Burns
San Francisco
Haakon Hansen
Ray McPeek
Denver
Cecil Hurt
Indianapolis
Cowboy Dul_la
Ft. Worth
Johnny Rattone
Bobby
Harra
Augusta
Bud Hammer
Gary
Ind
St. Louis
Chico Cissoneros
Mexico
Pee Wee Kaiser
Lou Terry
Nick Broglio
Her
Drew
Kirsch Claims Part of Max's Ring Earnings
Frederick Kirsch, a former associate of Schmeling and his repudiated manager, sued for two percent of Max Schmeling's earnings in the United States. The complaint, signed by Supreme Court Justice William Black, targets Madison Square Garden Corporation and related parties as the case proceeds in New York.
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Max Schmeling
Herr Max
United States
Schmeling
Frederick Kirsch
Max
Kirsch
Arthur Buelow
Supreme Court
William Black
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Norfolk and Western Railway June operative income report
Net operative income for June reached 3,722,430 dollars, matching the prior year figure of 2,645,916. First six months totaled 19,034,161 dollars compared with 13,418,266 last year.
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New York
Norfolk and Western Railway
Golfer Will Marry Noted New Yorker in Pinehurst Match
Marion Turpie of New Orleans, a famous girl golfer, announces engagement to Robert C Lake of New York. The couple reportedly met during a Pinehurst tournament in North Carolina.
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Associated Press
Marion Turpie
New Orleans
Robert C Lake
Pinehurst
New Manager Named for St. Louis Cards
St Louis Cardinals president Sam Breadon announced that William McKechnie will return as manager, replacing Billy Southworth who moves back to Rochester in the managerial role after a brief tenure with the Cardinals.
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Sam Bréadon
St. Louis Cardinals
William McKechnie
Rochester
Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Bremen's Challenge May Be Answered
London July 23 The Bremen’s Atlantic crossing of about four days and 17 hours was nearly completed when the result was expected to trigger a global speed race. Britain America France and Italy likely to contend, with Germany sending the Europa to try to beat Bremen. The Cunard line plans a new race and Mauretania may attempt a faster time. Upcoming US liner entries are anticipated to match or surpass Bremen.
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Bremen
Great Britain
America
France
Italy
Germany
Europa
Cunard Line
Mauretania
United States Lines
Southern Cross Craft Is Being Overhauled
Captain Charles Kingsford Smith has left the Southern Cross at the Fokker works for overhaul. He plans another trans Atlantic flight in the machine while he and his companions proceed to Berlin via Rotterdam in a Dutch plane.
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Charles Kingsford Smith
Fokker
Berlin
Rotterdam
Ait
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke ends half with loss in 1929
The Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Company reported a net loss of 24,351 dollars for the first half of 1929, improving from a 452,590 dollar loss in the same period of 1928.
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New York
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Company
Riots at Clinton Prison Turn Deadly in New York
In Dannemora New York 1300 inmates failed to gain liberty after a riot left three dead and lights out at Clinton State Prison. Guards were overpowered and order restored as Governor Roosevelt inspects the scene and officials probe motives tied to holiday time and potato requests.
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Dannemora
N.Y
Clinton State Prison
Siberia
State Department of Correction
Roosevelt
Harry M. Kaiser
Jess Hall
Liberty
Believe Bill Sees Limited Domestic Market Protection
Continued from page one, the belief bill discussion notes that domestic producers may hold over 90 percent of the U S market for certain commodities, reducing the need for protection against imports. Many House votes reflect extensive modifications affecting various commodities.
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Believe Bill
Republican
House
Louisiana Flyers Fail In Endurance Flight Attempt
Shreveport Louisiana aviators W C Sanders and Van Lear Leary tried to set an endurance flight record with the KWKH. Their plane began at 10:00 a m last Wednesday and was forced down at 7:17 p m at Steve field five miles from Shreveport due to motor trouble. Three of the nine cylinders blew out as the engine failed.
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W. C. Sanders
van Lear Leary
Louisiana
KWKH
Steve ‘Field
Flyer May Try New Stunts In Take Off
Tacoma Washington July 23 a new wrinkle in taking off for a trans oceanic flight was to be tested Lieut Harold Bromley preparing for an aerial dash to Tokyo He announced he would test the feasibility of having another plane fly overhead to guide him down the runway His Lockheed monoplane City of Tacoma is 80 constructed that he must fly practically blind until the ship is well in the air
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Wash
Harold Bromley
Tokyo
Bromley
Texas Flyers Near Halfway to Endurance Flight
Glenn L. Loomis and Joe Glass remain aloft in the endurance monoplane Billion Dollar City. They reached the 183rd hour in the air at 2 49 54 a.m. aiming to beat the record of 246 hours 43 minutes 32 seconds.
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Houston
Tex
Glenn L. Loomis
Joe Glass
Clarke Brothers chief pleads guilty in bank fraud case
James Rae Clarke senior partner of Clarke Brothers and his brothers Philip and Hudson Jr and John Hooker were indicted by a federal grand jury for mail fraud and keeping assets in bankruptcy while deposits were taken after insolvency. Clarke pleaded guilty before Judge Harry B. Anderson and offered to place all property at the court to salvage the bank's wreck.
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New York
James Rae Clarke
Clarke Brothers
Pri Bank
James Rue Clarke
Philip and Hudson, Jr
John Hooker
Harry B. Anderson
George Gordon Battle
Minnesota Plane Seeks Endurance Flight Record
The monoplane Minnesota with chief pilot Owen Haughland of Buffalo Minnesota and Captain T L Crichton of Minneapolis lifts off from Wold Chamberlain at 6 40 pm for a refueling endurance attempt. Crichton replaced Thorwald Thunder Johnson who has a prior dispute with Haughland. Johnson previously flew with Haughland for 149 hours 38 minutes until June 29 when motor trouble forced a descent.
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Minnesota
Owen Haughland
Buffalo
Minn
T. L. Crichton
Haughland
Wold Chamberlain
Crighton
Thorwald
Thunder” Johnson
St. Paul
Backe
Sua
Johnson
French Musketeers Defend Davis Cup Challenge in Paris
United States battles to reach the final round as France holds a strong banner with Lacoste Cochet and Borotra in singles and doubles. Van Ryn and Allerton form an American doubles threat while Brugnon may serve as a substitute.
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Associated Press
New York
Tennis Musketeers
France
Paris
United States
Bill Tilden
Bill Johnston
Rene Lagoste
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Borotw
Lacoste
John van Ryn
Wilmer Allbon
Jacques Brugnon
Wimbledon
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