Cincinnati Reds Rally To Beat Cardinals 3 2 In Cincinnati
The Reds end the Cardinals win streak with a 3 2 victory in Cincinnati. Malone nearly reached a no hit effort though Boston later highlighted a big day for Mutone and the Cubs. Petty also defeated the Phillies in another late game.
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Braves
Jess Petty
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Batters for Chicago and Walsh set for old times on mound
Big Ed Walsh returns to the mound for the White Sox in a renewed bid with new pace and purpose. Nebraska’s Mickey Walker and Ace Hudkins wrap up training for their Thursday title bout at Comiskey Park as both express confidence and peak form. Yale echoes Stagg praise on Chicago athletics after a standout collegiate year and the 128 intercollegiate rowing championship draws thousands to Poughkeepsie with crews from Navy, Cornell, Syracuse, California, Washington, and Columbia. In Dallas the Dixie golf championship opens with 200 entrants from southern states for the qualifying round.
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Ace Hudkins
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California
Washington
Columbia
Stansbury Visits Morgantown on WVU Athletics Outlook
Harry Adam Stansbury director general of Mountaineer athletic affairs visited Morgantown to discuss the new university president Dr John Roscoe Turner s plans for a winning football team while upholding clean sportsmanship He noted key freshmen alumni and prospects for the fall season including concerns over centers Latham and potential losses Morris Plaster and Potts end and back.
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Latham
Morris
Plaster
Stanabury
John Potts
Mountaineer Coach Hints 1928 Team Quality
Stansbury notes Gregarinas field star and other 1927 yearling standouts could merit varsity consideration. He cautions it is early for predictions but expects the 1928 squad to reach the standard of Mountaineer best teams, earning pride for supporters statewide. He departs for Morgantown after a late afternoon departure.
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Former Mountaineer Is To Be Married Today
Pierre F Splinter Hill of Fairmont a 1923 24 WVU football end and captain weds Julia Selvey of Martins Ferry Ohio The romance began when Splinter took Martins Ferry coaching duties three years ago His brother George Hill also an WVU athlete coaches at Logan high school Phil Hill a Charleston lawyer is not related to them
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How They Stand MID-ATLANTIC LEAGUE Results and Schedule
Yesterday in the MID-ATLANTIC LEAGUE Clarksburg beat Charleroi 10 to 9 with rain altering other games Today Cumberland visits Clarksburg Charleroi plays Pairmont Scottdale hosts Jeannette and Johnstown travels to Wheeling In the National League yesterday Boston swept Chicago in a doubleheader 10 to 2 and 0 to 12 Brooklyn edged Philadelphia 4 to 3 Cincinnati outlasted St Louis 3 to 2 in 14 innings Only games scheduled Brooklyn at Philadelphia New York at Boston St Louis at Cincinnati in the American League today Philadelphia visits New York Boston goes to Washington Chicago plays Cleveland Detroit visits St Louis In the American Association Kansas City defeated Minneapolis 6 to 5 in 10 innings the only game played
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Olympia Fields Tough Course Draws Golfers' Praise and Puzzles
Golfers praised Olympia Fields No 4 for its challenge ahead of the National Open. Tommy Armour last year at Oakmont and Harry Cooper were mentioned. Bobby Jones reportedly shot 81 76 79 in three rounds, averaging above 77, as experts debated the course’s difficulty. A separate Belgrade earth shock reported slight damage in Mostar and Hercegovina at 1:20 this morning.
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Oakmont Links
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Harry Cooper
Bobby Jones
Belgrade
Jugo Slavia
Mostar
Herggovina
Yost Honored by Old Grads at Michigan Bust Presentation
Fielding H. Yost, West Virginian and Michigan physic al education pioneer, honored by Michigan alumni with a bronze bust. Chicago ceremony praised his loyalty, sportsmanship, and influence on intercollegiate athletics.
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Chicago
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Army Flyers Escape After Plane Crash Near Disaster
Military aviators Lieutenant James E. Parker and R. W. Douglas Jr. flight from Washington to Panama. Departing Columbia Field for Tela Honduras they returned when Parker’s extra fuel tanks failed. Parker nearly crashed during a forced landing, minor wing damage. Douglas followed and also avoided damage. They later resumed flight.
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Fights Last Night Featured Several Regional Bouts
Philadelphia saw Pele Nebo outpoint Benny Bass while Boston’s Larry Gaines knocked out Jack Cagney in New Bedford. Lew Tendler stopped Nate Gildman in Philadelphia, and Alex Hart knocked out Bobby Cox in Charlotte. A Nevada jury freed a man who used a gun to chase away a car salesman as justice slowly advances.
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Unclear Overnight News Items Mix Global Incidents
A fragmented dispatch lists events from multiple cities including Mexico City, London, Constantinople, Baltimore, Houston, New York and Detroit. Notable notes reference assassination attempts, military advances, political shifts, and aviation incidents with limited context and several unclear details.
Farmer-Labor nominating race rocks Milwaukee scene
A roundup of early 20th century brief items reports Shipstead winning the Farmer-Labor nomination in Milwaukee, litigation between Packard and Ford over wire wheel patents, indictments for primary election frauds in Chicago, and assorted international, national, and local notices including weather outcomes, aviation incidents, and political theater references in New Jersey New York and beyond.
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Greek Foreign Office Denies Athens Revolt Rumors
The Greek foreign office denied Vienna reports of a communist revolution in Athens as totally untrue. Officials said everything was absolutely quiet. The note came as vacation days approach and domestic concerns ease.
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Women Convicted By Jurors In Boston
In Boston on June 19 a jury in the superior criminal court found Mrs Eva Gordon and Zela Hessel of Boston and Mrs Rue Welch of Detroit guilty of receiving money stolen from the Eastern Steamship Company by George W Gordon, husband of Mrs Gordon and former auditor, who pled guilty and awaits sentence. The women face sentencing Thursday. Two other men tied to the conspiracy were convicted and sentenced on extortion charges from Gordon. Auditors reported shortages nearing $600000.
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Eva Gordon
Zela Hessel
Rue Welch
Detroit
Eastern Steamship Company
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Ruth Elder Praises Flight Over Atlantic
Ruth Elder telegraphs Amelia Earhart to congratulate her on the first woman to fly the Atlantic. Elder says she was with Earhart in spirit and appreciates the exploit, adding she is proud an American girl achieved the milestone.
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Paris
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Irish novelist Donn Byrne killed in car crash near home
Bandon Cork Ireland Jude 19 (P) Donn Byrne widely known Irish writer and novelist died last night when his automobile overturned on the seashore near his home. Byrne born 1889 had published Stories Without Women the Stranger's Banquet O Malleys Hangman's House and Brother Saul.
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