Dizzy Dean and Hubbell in crucial mound showdown
Major league news from St Louis and New York as Dizzy Dean and Carl Hubbell prepare for a pivotal game in the Little World Series race between the Cardinals and Giants. The article notes the tight standings, Dean and Hubbell’s tough seasons, and the looming impact on the pennant chase with related league update including Cubs, Tigers, and Braves progress.
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Dizzy” Dean
Carl Hubbell
St. Louis
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Giants
Cardinals
Dean
Hubbell
Falling fever over two big league doubleheaders in Grafton
Grafton crowds pack local outlets to learn the results of Tiger Yankee and Giants Cardinals games. Rowe faltered in game one, Sorrell won in game two, while Paul Dean and Al Smith split a pair for Giants and Cubs widen gap. Kiwanis dinner, local ball stars, and plans for Rotary-Kiwanis game feature amid Marshall and Huntington moves for coaches and players.
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Grafton
Tcker
Bugs
Giants
Cardinals
Paul Dean
St. Louis
al” Smith
New Yorkers
Chicago Cubs
Lenore Kight Aims To Better Swimming Marks At Race
Pittsburgh swimmer Lenore Kight says she can better her national records in the 440 880 and mile if she races with more push. She plans to compete with teammates at Jones Beach August 2 3 and 4 as part of a decathlon event, aiming for Olympic hopeful status and continued improvement.
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Pittsburgh
Lenore Kight
Miss Kight
Homestead
Manhattan Beach
United States
Miss Bight
Homestead Carnegie Library
Jones’ Beach
N. Y
Johanna Gorman
Anna Mae Gorman
Louise Clark
Jack Scarry
Stagg Says Public Softness Threatens Amateur Sports
Chicago July 24 Amos Alonzo Stagg at 72 remains active in sports and coaching and criticizes paying athletes. He cites a San Jose College decision to use football receipts for players as harming amateur ideals and warns against rewarding athletes.
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Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
New York
California
College of the Pacific
University of Chicago Grid
San Jose College
Stagg
Fights Last Night Against Several Opponents
Chicago fighter Mickey Patrick stopped Mickey Balaban in Buffalo while Jack Gibbons outpointed Frankie Battaglia in St. Paul. Everett Rightmire beat Young Wolfram in Winnipeg, and Jackie Sharkey drew with Paul Lee in Minneapolis. Joe Knight defeated an opponent in Cairo versus Tucson.
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Chicago
Mickey Patrick
Mickey Balaban
Buffalo
St. Paul, Minn
Jack Gibbons
St. Paul
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
Everett Rightmire
Sons City, Jr
Young
Wolfram
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Paul ‘Lee
Indianapolis
Wrestling results from Albany and Camden matches
Jim Browning defeated Gus Sonnenberg in Albany by one fall. In Camden Leo Wallick and Maurice La Chappelle drew after both were knocked out. Dave Levin defeated Wendell O'Dell in New York by one fall.
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Albany
Jim Browning
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Camden
N. J
Leo Wallick
California
Maurice la Chappelle
France
Drew
Dave Levin
New York
Wendell O'Dell
England
Long Shot Nag Players Mourn Death of Rowdy Boy
Chicago July 24 mourners recall Rowdy Boy horse famed for long odds wins at Arlington Park. The late horse died yesterday from colic leaving long shot bettors in sorrow.
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Dol
Chicago
Rowdy Boy
Arlington Park
Baseball standings and results from yesterday and today
National League results include Boston beating Cincinnati 7 to 6 in 12 innings, Chicago 7 Brooklyn 0, St. Louis 6 New York 1, with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia on wet grounds. Today schedules feature Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, New York at St. Louis, Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago. American League games: Philadelphia 2 Chicago 0, St. Louis 7 Boston 2, New York 7 Detroit 5, Washington and Cleveland weather disrupted.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Bt. Louis
Engagement Announcement of Peter Arno and Mary Lansing
Announcement notes cartoonist Peter Arno and New York society figure Mary Livingston Lansing becoming engaged. Arno and his first wife divorced four years ago. Miss Lansing debuted in 19.
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Peter Arno
Mary Livingston Lansing
New York
Arno
Miss Lansing
Public Links Meet Opens in Indianapolis July 29
The 14th amateur public links golf championship begins July 29 in Indianapolis with 197 players in the 36 hole qualifying round. The entry list is the second largest ever, following 213 starters in 1932. A four man Honolulu team sẽ compete for the Warren G Harding team trophy, last year won by Los Angeles. Notable entrants include Arthur Armstrong of Honolulu, Mitchell of Indianapolis, Scotty Campbell of Seattle, Carl Kauffman of Pittsburgh, and Charlie Ferrara, 1931 and 1933 titleist.
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New York
Indianapolis
Honolulu
Warren G. Harding
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Arthur Armstrong
David A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Charles E.coffin
Albert B. (Scotty) Campbell
Seattle
Carl F. Kauffman
Charlie Ferrara
JAWNS DEFEAT GREYS AGAIN IN BASEBALL FEUD
The Johnstown Zanesville feud in the Middle Atlantic league peaks as Johnstown overthrows the Grays from first place. Johnstown wins the second game of the series 11-3 after trailing early, then a nine-run eighth inning seals the rally with Swain homering to spark the rally. The Huntington Red Birds had won the first half title.
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Associated Press
Johnstown
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Zanesville
St. Louis
Swain
Huntington Red Birds
Basketball Rivalries Across the League Tonight
Cleveland visits Washington, Chicago plays Philadelphia, Detroit faces New York twice, and St. Louis travels to Boston in a packed NBA schedule. Sentinel advertisers note patronage in a brief sports item.
Blueville Beats Pruntytown In Easy Junior League Victory
Blueville ends a two game skid with a 12 to 9 win over Pruntytown in the City Junior league. Moran and the Jennings brothers led Blueville hitters while D Jennings and Jackson pitched for the winners. Bobbit took the loss for Pruntytown as Blueville built a strong early lead and held on.
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Bobbit
Blueville
Jackson
Moran
Jennings Brothers
Whitescarver
Hamilton
Drainer
Shaffer
Scranage
Lockard
Barkins
Bolyard
Bell
J. Jennigs
D. Jennings
McFarland
Carlyle
Mamilton
Yoho and
Denzie
Mastering Bridge honor values and a spade game question
An article discusses decimal and standard honor-value systems for card play, noting Whitfeld Robertson Beaseley Pitch Short-Cut methods and their accuracy. It presents a no trump hand example with KQ5 J1063 and analyzes probable tricks under six systems. It then asks if South can make game in 4 Spades after a heart lead.
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Whitfeld
Robertson
Denseley
Witen
Whitteld
Beaseley
Baten
Bensley
Scott's Scrapbook: Answers to Foregoing Questions
Transcribed notes show seven reduatriges and six white stripes on the Cape Matteraa coast in the faze Caroting coast area. The fragmentary text records a list of questions and answers with uncertain spellings.
Brumbaugh Named WVU Backfield Coach in 1924
Morgantown July 24 The Dominion News reports Carl Brumbaugh quarterback of the Chicago Bears will be West Virginia University backfield coach succeeding Mike Palm. An official announcement may come within a month. Charles Trusty Tulman is head coach.
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Morgantown
the Dominion News
Carl Brumbaugh
Chicago Bears
West Virginia University
Mike Palm
Charles Trusty
Tullman
Harahan on private autos vs rail travel and diesels
Harahan notes private automobiles excel on journeys up to 100 miles offering speed and economy, while trains with air conditioned cars and few stops compete on longer trips. He doubts the diesel solves all rail problems but expects it to have a place, and predicts steam locomotives with streamlining will show surprising performance as experiments continue.
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Harahan
New Heating Plant For First Ward School Planned
Supt Kuhn announced plans for a new heating plant to be purchased from the Columbus Heating and Ventilating Company of Columbus Ohio. The system will heat the First Ward school and filter dirt from the air, continuing from page one with installation expected by mid next month.
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Kuhn
First Ward
Columbus Heating and Ventilating Company
Columbus
Ohio
Grafton High School
Davis to Face Arraignment in Flemington Hearing
Accused negro Davis awaits his capital offense arraignment in Flemington this afternoon. Eugene Sommerville retains counsel and plans to call several white mining town residents as witnesses. Davis was moved to the county jail from Flemington where jail space is limited for overnight confinement.
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Inumuce
Eugene Sommerville
Davis
Flemington
Lee Bennett
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