07 May 1925
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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
1
A partially readable OCR fragment references an artist and an urban scene in a park. The exact words are distorted, but mentions painting and a possible location or活动. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to anchor a full report.
Fragmentary text lists scattered baseball results with city names such as Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia St Louis Detroit and Virginia Norfolk Portsmouth Richmond Rocky Mount. No coherent game details or dates are clear from the readable lines.
Washington won 10 to 8 over Boston in a free hitting contest as both teams produced strong offense. The game featured multiple innings with runs scored by key batters from the Nationals and Red Sox, highlighting an ongoing series momentum.
Ty Cobb, Detroit manager, slugged two homers against the Browns to run his total to five in two days. He connected in the first inning off Danforth and again in the ninth off Falk. The back-to-back five homers set a modern major league record, surpassing four-homer marks held by Ruth, Williams, and Walker.
In Weyers Cave on May 6 Rogers of Port Republic delivered a strong pitching performance but Cave Gidits won 6 to 0. Rogers allowed only three hits and struck out 15. Camp bat and Long for the high school team were each touched for eight hits.
Hev George W Cleke of Lacey announces Cadre Cru will assist in his revival at Hotwin Chapel tonight Priddy night and Isb probably to interest attendees with a spiritual gathering featuring music and prayer.
Harrisonburg High pitchers Donovan and Weyers Cave’s B Long duel in a fast game won 2 to 2 but Harrisonburg claimed a late lead. Donovan allowed two hits and fanned 11, while Weyers Cave’s Long struck out 11 and yielded eight hits. Errors produced four runs, with Harrisonburg's unearned tally settled by Joseph, Sullivan, and Talisferro.
Edward Lonergan led Mrs. Cook's room to a 20 to 6 victory over Mrs. Mackey's in a Waterman schoolyard game. Lonergan Wetsel Kincheloc and Kaupp slugged homers, with the team emulating Goose Goslin as they rallied bats.
A Bay State reader claims 35 years of leg ulcers improved after using a proclaimed ointment. The note invites others to try a special box offer for 35 cents and to share relief stories with the publisher.
Miss Rose Crickard sister of Mrs. James J Sheehy enters the novitiate of the Servants of the Sacred Heart in Baltimore on April 28 and takes the first vows. She becomes Sister M Sophia Barat and is noted for church work and ties to Staunton Harrisonburg and Baltimore. Attending sisters and her brother James Crickard of Washington are named.
Infant Dorathy Není dies in Montevideo with brief mention of her passing on May 6. Details are limited in the fragment, providing only the city and date of death.
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