Pirates Tighten Grip On Top Row Giants Lose
Pirates move ahead in the National League standings as Harriss shuts down the Red Sox and Pittsburgh routs Boston. Bostons tally limited to a few runs while Pirates offense drives early, with Carey collecting three hits and a stolen base.
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Balt Lake City baseball notes and early game usages
Fragmented source describes players and lineups including Lee Angélen and Wright with Root, Sandberg, Plarcey, Singleton and Cook in seven innings. Mentions Reena game in Balt Lake City with Lon AnSthen, Sanders and Spencer, Cook, in seven innings by agreement. First street lighting used in Baltintore.
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Balt Lake City
Lee Angélen
Bele Laka City
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Plarcey
Singleton
Cook
Meters
Reena Game
OD Sanders
Spencer
Dlubeahy
Ianings
Coveleskie Revival fuels Washington's pennant push
Veteran pitcher Stanley Coveleskie, joined by manager Stanley Harris, has sparked the Washington club with a string of ten straight wins. Known for his spitball, Coveleskie rests four days between starts, relies on a cutter, and has regained form after a rocky previous season with Cleveland. His steady health and rest have restored speed and control, contrasting with earlier struggles when stadium dimensions and fatigue hampered his effectiveness.
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Mitek
Philadelphia
California maidens sweep final rounds at Essex tennis
Miss Jelen Wills, national women’s champion, and Miss Browne of California dominated the invitation tournament at Essex County Country Club. Wills won 6-2 6-1 in singles, then teamed with Browne to beat Miss Eleanor Goss and Mrs Marton Z. Jessup, 6-2 6-3 in doubles. Browne and Cranston Molmean then won the mixed doubles 6-2 6-4 over Elizabeth Ryan and N. W. Niles.
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Associated Press
California
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View Mary OK
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Essex County Country Club
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Mise Browne
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Miss Browne
Mle
Eleanor Goss
New York
Marton Z. Jessup
Wilmington
Del
Annther
Cranston Molmean
Arixa
Elizabeth
Ryan
England
N. W. Niles
Heston
Car Western
Henry Davison Scholars Named for 1925 28 at Cambridge
The Henry Davison Scholarship fund selects 1H H Thomas of Sidney Sussex to Yale W P N Edwards of Corpus Christi to Princeton and G C i Eley of Trinity to Harvard for 1925 28. Thomas won the Chancellor's medal for English verse this year and Eley recently took first in the law tripos. The fund founded in 1923 by Mrs. Davison aims to foster goodwill between the United States and Great Britain by supporting English students to study at Harvard Yale or Princeton.
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Associiated Press
Henry Davison Scholarship Fund
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Sidney Sussex
Yale
W. P. N. Edwards
Corpus Christi
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Harvard
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Galt
University
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Davison
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Red Cross
UN. Jp, Morgan & Co
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Unllanta
Lou Burns
Morvard
Prince of Bridgeport
Conn
Flowers
United States
Great Britain
Winalot Wins Liverpan Cup Handicap at Liverpool
In Liverpool July 24 J Shanherd's Winalat won the Liverpan cup handicap for 2609 pounds, defeating Le Mantouan and Pharos in a field of seven. Elsewhere Harry Greb beat Billy Britton in a 10 in Columbus, and Tommy White defeated Sid Young in Wichita Falls in 10 rounds.
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Liverpool
Eng
Associated Presa
J. Shanherd
Winalat
le Mantouan
Pharos
Columbus, Kas
Harry Greb
Billy Britton
Columbus
Wichita Falls
Tex
Tommy White
Texas City
Sid Young
Tulsa
Teal tragedy jolts crowded ble game
A terse note recounts a tragic event as the office boy, whose grandmother died the day before the game, affects Washington Dirge and the crowd at the ble game.
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Washington
Use of liquor in orient spreads as culture advances
Delegates from Egypt Burma India China and Japan told a world convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union that Western social customs and cocktails are influencing Orient youth. Egyptian women petitioned Britain for prohibition. Burmese speakers tied crime to rising alcohol use. Japanese students noted growing Western drink trends and a counter temperance movement. Chinese educated youth show growing desire to drink Western beverages.
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Orient
Women’s Christian Temperance, Union
Egypt
Burma
India
China
Japan
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Soci Functiana Vlora Tanna
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Fen
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Mae Butt
Asi Matanaka
Tokyo
University of Pennssynnia
Chelating Tinkag
Pad
Sao
Sha
Old-Timers vs Independent team sporting event Sunday
The Old Timers baseball squad hosts the Independent team this Sunday at 2:30 PM at St Charles Field for a charity outing. The game aims to settle a dispute over whether seasoned stars can topple the Independents, drawing a galaxy of past-season stars and a large local crowd seeking an entertaining clash.
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St. Charles Leld
Slira
Lengtr
Stara
Tilden denies selling stories to press amid tennis row
William Tilden, famed Philadelphia national tennis champion, faced a turmoil over whether a champion should write for the Press. He stated he would follow the United States Lawn Tennis Association rules and attend the New York meeting to answer questions about his interviews and potential conflicts with amateur status.
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Tis
Cby
Associated Press
William Tilden
Philadelphia
T Hat
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Tilden
New York
Golf Gleanings Spars Chicago Duty Tour Exhibition
A rugged golf exhibition tour announced by Jim Barnes targets 16 courses across North America. The event, led by Barnes now in New York, travels through St Paul Molona Spokane Portland Tacoma Seattle and Canadian elites with players Joe Wevik Calle Wnane and Captain O mart en among those slated to perform tonight.
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Associated Treas Jr
Jim Barnes
Western Salt Four
New York
Northwest
Canada
Silyan Darnen
Jock Hutchinson
St. Paul
Molona
Spokane
Portland
Taconia
Seattle
Joe Wevik
Berkeley
Calle
Chile
DOG ONELL VIGTOR IN BOUT WITH BILLY DEFOE
Great Wada report of boxing card noting Dor Snell of Jarama Wash wan from Billy DeFor of New York on foul in the main event. DeFoe weighed 227 pounds and the foul led to his victory. Savage of Nethart won a decision over Tw Mentlich of Tutte in six rounds.
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Associated Presn
Dor? Snell
Jarama
Wash
Billy DeFor
New York
F& Faul
Delaney Claims Technical Knockout in Tennis Tourney
San Francisco rivals Kinsey and Wallace advance to the semi finals in a national doubles tennis championship. The match features prominent players from Philadelphia and Los Angeles as the tourney nears its decisive rounds.
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Kinsey
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Ling Wallace
Johason Attists
Adelphia
Hares Snodarass
Los Angeles
Bet
Cold Shower Debate Sparks Breakfast Grapefruit Quip
A brief street interview captures a Physical Culturist asking about morning cold showers while another witness quips that grapefruit is part of his breakfast routine. The light exchange highlights quirky health routines in daily life.
Game Postponed On Wet Grounds
Heavy rainfall left the field waterlogged with holes near the batter’s box, making play unsafe. The baseball game between The Independent and Western Union teams will be rescheduled for a later date. Players and fans welcomed the postponement for a safer, more competitive matchup.
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Western Union
Gabe Herman Beats Canadian Champion in 7th Round
Babe Freeman, challenger in the featherweight title race, defeated Canadian champion Gabe Herman in the seventh round of a headline bout. The match occurred in New York with Associated Press reporting. Freeman pressed early and sealed victory with a late decisive flurry.
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Asaociateddt Press
Babe Freeman
Fratherwelabt
Tenoekedoor Ki Benyandlinelven
Scott Scott seeks sanity hearing. life spared hoped
Scott, facing execution in a Cook County case, seeks a sanity hearing as Gov Small refuses clemency. Judge David set August 3 for mental evaluation. Supporters include Mrs Catherine Seale and Thomas Scott, with Stewarts aiding, while prosecutors argue Scott remains sane and fit for punishment.
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Scott
Small
Joseph B. David
Run Rtay
Thong
Catherine Seale
Thomas Scott
Detroit
Windsor
William S. Stewart
Detroit Blut
David
Hellin
Gene Geary
Proscendon
Mlobert B. Crowe
George Gorman
Joseph Maurer
Nail
Segut
Eitorta Co
Sttorney Stewart Idhcain
Hearig
Che Tay
Look
Baer
Nathan Leopard
Richard Legh
Strowark
Hig Rlient
Dempo t y and Kearns clash detailed in stalled powwow
Dempsey dodged Kearns and left the train near Los Angeles as manager Jack Kearns denied talks. Dempsey, with wife Estelle Taylor, returned to Hollywood to plan training while signaling readiness for a new phase. Kearns proposed extending talks until September 1935, with Dempsey aiming for a first return bout at Michigan City against Fitzsimmons afterward.
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Dan Angeles
Daly
Ry Vuinios
Krama
Kearns
Dempsey
All Hollywood
Jack Kearns
Hollywood
Floyd Fitzaimmann
Michigan City
Wils
Andrews Seeks Nationwide Prohibition Reorganization
Andrews plans a nationwide rollout of a prohibition enforcement program after administrative delays. He will publish a list of 22 administrators as they are confirmed while reports claim the plan is abandoned. officials say opposition is overstated and Senate influence is not blocking appointments. President Coolidge supports a free hand for Andrews to appoint regional enforcement officers with politics removed from selections. The Consumer Bureau reports a drop in industry workers from 686,000 to 413,549.
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Sargent
Andrews
Congress
Winston
Presse
Coolidge
Swampscott
Mass
Preoas
The
Treasury
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