Twilight Game Matches East Grafton and Grafton Rascals
East Grafton faces Grafton Rascals in a twilight baseball game at Ath Field as both teams sit at zero percent and aim to avoid the cellar. Brief lineup notes suggest Clingan and Drenneman may be batteries for East Grafton while Wolverton and Henry likely handle pitching for the Rascals.
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Taylor County
East Grafton
Grafton Baskals
Clingan
Drenneman
Grafton
Wolverton
Henry
Major League Leaders and Sports Notes From Portland
Summary of leading batting and pitching figures with names Herman Robins Wilson and Ruth, plus Wilson’s 16 homers and Rice’s .397 in the American League. Also notes turmoil as Turner revokes Gregory’s press pass, disconnections from the Oregonian, Gregory’s game story, and local visitors the Shoemakers from Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Senators
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Yankees
Rice
Cronin
Combs
Me Rune
Ruth
Radio Program Listings and Delinquent Tax List from Taylor County
Radio program schedule for several stations in New York and nearby markets appears alongside a delinquent personal tax list for Taylor County featuring dozens of residents with amounts due and district designations, listing names such as Carder and Curry among others. The page combines entertainment listings with local tax collection notices, reflecting a period newspaper format.
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Namcett
Donley B. Biddle
Engle Boyce
Jas
Wade Favy
Clarence Brown
Brown
Susan V
Bucklew
Cora
Alva
Burdette
W. M
Belgian Horse Assoc
Booths Creek
Carder
Chas
Leo
Dunham
Geo. EB
Dagle
C. L
Eagle
Herman
Rhoda
Floyd
Agnage
W. B
Hawkins
G. T
Burl
Elsiey
Ralph
Hendershot
Jason
Wayne
Henry
L. M
Hillberry
Huft
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W.L
Johnson
C. C
Jones
Marie
R. J
Keener
Logan
Kester
H. J
Lake
Gilbert
Lambert
Frank
Lawler
Angeline
Inn
Cecil L
Jonday
Lee
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G. E
Donald
McElfresh
J.B
McLaughtin
John
Newbrough
Troy C
Peters
Frances C. Peters
Jos
L. . Peters
J. W. Powell
Prunty
Carl
Louis Riffee
Thos. Riley
Benj. C. Sayer
W. Sayer
Darrell Sayers
F. D. ‘Sayers
Opberts
Soranage
Wm. A. Stansberry
W. H. Stalnaker
Virgil ‘Swiger
T. C. Stuttler
W. A. Tucker
Herschel Mucker
John J.wallace
Everet Watson
Leota Weaver
E. G. White
J. W. Court House
Apperson
Avon H.‘Arcadiacono
Lucy Ashby
Roy
Barnes
Bruceton
Bartlett
Ola F. Ban Frank, Jr. Jdlyard
Honerjaylen
A. J. ‘Brown
Sam. Byers
E.grain
Gain
Jas. Campbell
Wm. R. Caplinger
J. W. Chenoweth
Ophan Sener
Man
G. W. Gelhausen
J. A. Gibson
Stephen B. Goodwin
Jas Y
Swedish Cabinet Resigns After Vote Loss
The Swedish cabinet resigned today after failing to pass a tariff on imported wheat. Prime Minister Gustave asked the conservative ministry to continue while forming a new government and summoned press and opposition leaders for consultations.
Bobby Jones Ready for British Open Play
Bobby Jones prepares for the British Open after winning the Brit Amateur Championship in Paris. He plans a rest before returning to compete, aiming to add a third Open title to his two prior wins.
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Bobby Jones
Golfers Seek Entry Title Tournament inokla
Pulsa Oklahoma June 2 With the field open due to the absence of last year's champion Mrs 80H of Kansas City 200 WS today entered medal play entry into the championship of the women's trip golf tournament Hill is not defending the title she won in 1928 and retained in 1929 as she went to England general weeks ago with or women's team selected Glenna Coilett
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Pulsa
Okla
Kansas City
Hill
Engsgéneral
Glenna Coilett
Mid Atlantic League results and today’s schedule
Yesterday Fairmont defeated Wheeling 2 to 1 and Johnstown beat Jeannette 10 to 6 Scottdale won 9 to 8 at Cumberland Charleroi topped Scottdale 11 to 3 Jeannette beat Johnstown and others in the day’s league slate Games today include Fairmont at Wheeling Scottdale at Cumberland Charleroi at Scottdale Jeannette at Johnstown National League results from yesterday feature Chicago 16 Pittsburg 4 Brooklyn 10 Philadelphia 2 New York 9 Boston 4 first game New York 3 Boston 0 second game Cincinnati 5 St Louis 4 first game Cincinnati 7 St Louis 1 second game Philadelphia 9 Washington 6 Chicago 8 St Louis 5 Boston 7 New York 4 Cleveland 3 Detroit 2.
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Wheeling
Johnstown
Jeannette
Scottdale
Cimberland
Clarksburg
Charleroi
Cumibérland
Chicago
Pittsburh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Pearning
Cumberland
Scottdale Uw
Charleroi Cry
Pittsburgh
ATA
Pet
Boaroi Nm
Yankees Fall to Red Sox 7 4 in Ten MLB Games
In a day of numerous MLB results, Boston beat New York 7 to 4 ending the Red Sox season skid at 14 losses in a row. Babe Ruth hit his 16th homer late, Hack Wilson add two as Boston completed the AL’s first triple play. Giants swept Boston Braves 9 4 and 16 3 with Sei bold starting the second game. Adolfo Luque earned his fifth straight win for the Robins as Brooklyn beat the Phillies 10.
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Hack Wilson
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankee
Ruth
Boston
Red Sox
Cincinnati
Giants
Ry Seibold
Boston Braves
Seibold
Walter Berger
Philadelphia
Washington
Sadi Sam
Jones
Walter Stewart
St. Louis ‘Browns
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Robins
Adolfo Luque
Brooklyn
Phillies
Robins surge as homers power 84-base day
The Robins slugged 15 hits for 84 bases with five homers and pulled three games ahead in the National League. Chicago climbed to second after a 16 to 4 win over the Pirates, aided by solid pitching as Cincinnati beat St. Louis twice to take third. Jake Mayland and Larry Renton won the opener for Cincinnati, Benny Frey the second. Ohio State sprinter George Simpson, Eddie Tolan, Cy Leland, and Hal Meier appear on a top list with speed marks. Frank Wykoff has entered but may not start.
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Chicago
Jake Mayland
Larry Renton
Reds
Benny Frey
George Simpson
Ohio State
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Claude Bracey
Rice Institute
Cy Leland
Texas Christian
Hal Meier
Iowa State College
Frank Wykoff
Southern California
Track Champs Vie for Mark at NCA A Meet
The ninth annual national collegiate athletic association track and field meet starts at the University of Chicago with top performers from Southern California and Stanford expected to compete. A. A. Stagg of Chicago leads entries featuring standout sprinters and field event stars as Friday and Saturday promise new records.
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Associated Press
Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
University of Chicago
A. A. Stagg
Great Southern California
Stanford
Outdoor Boxing Season Opens Ahead of Schmeling Sharkey Bout
New York June 2 The Metropolitan district kicks off its outdoor boxing season as a lead up to the Schmeling Sharkey heavyweight title fight at Yankee Stadium June 12. Tonight Dexter Park features Leo Williams versus Izzy Grove and Maxie Rosenbloom against George Hoffman. Wednesday at Ebbets Field Tony Canzoneri meets Joe Glick. Thursday Primo Carera faces K O Christner in Detroit and Tufty Griffiths meets Cowboy Bill Owens in Sioux City. Other venues offer little boxing action this week.
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New York
Schmeling- Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Tony Canzoneri
Joe Glick
Ebbets Field
Maxie Rosenbloom
George Hoffman
Queensboro
Leo Williams
Izzy Grove
Dexter Park
Primo Carera
K. O. Christner
Detroit
Tufty Griffiths
Bill Owens
Sioux City
Sports Editor In Dispute With Club Owner
Portland Oregonian sport editor L. H. Gregory published a letter from a subscriber criticizing Thomas L. Turner, owner of the Portland Pacific Coast League baseball team, raising fallout between editor and owner.
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L. H. Gregory
Portland Oregonian
Thomas L. Turner
Portland
Indian Parade With The Little Black Clock Adventure
John and Peggy join an Indian parade revived by Mary Grahar and the Little Black Clock which can bend time. They witness a joyous celebration with decorated horses drums and dances then reflect on life in earlier days and imagine future adventures with the clock’s hinted promise of more time travel.
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Peggy
Pegsy
Tme
Indiana
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