Pointers to contest Durham after loss at Welch Park
Andy Jelsma or Eddie Freckik was eyed for mound duty as the Pointers prepared to turn the tables on Durham after a 12 to 6 defeat. Manager Bourg planned to start Hackney, while Bears built a balanced lineup to rival Hardin Herndon’s squad in a pennant chase that could stretch to season’s end.
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Andy Jelsma
Eddie Frecick
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Hackney
Bourg
Listless Affair Delivers Slugging Bout and Four Homers
The game played as a listless affair turned into a slugging contest with 14 hits for Gheen and 13 for Masters. Sessions, Jones, Bourg and Gheen hit four homers, Bourg’s coming in the eighth to clear left center. Mallonee’s running catch in the first inning stood as the sole notable fielding moment.
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Ena
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Ivy Sessions
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Allison
Schmidt
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Innin
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Thrasher
Méllonee
Townsend
G Thrasher
Cheen
Sabine
Lewis
Results Yesterday Across Major Leagues and Regions
Yesterday's results show multiple games across American and National leagues with numerous rain delays and abbreviated calls. Key scores include Cleveland 8 4, Philadelphia 7 3, Chicago 5 Boston 4, Detroit 0 Washington 1, New York 1-4, St Louis 2-5, and Brooklyn 1 Chicago 4. Regional results span the South Atlantic, Southern, Virginia, Florida State, Appalachian, and International leagues with several games unfinished due to rain. The article also notes delayed calls, including end of events in some matches and a mention of idiomatic phrases among local Indians today.
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Birmingham
Little Rock
President's Son Is Not To Enter Camp
President and Mrs Coolidge decided their son John will not attend the citizens military training camp at Camp Davis this summer. He will stay at the White House with his mother until fall when he enters Amherst College. The plan had been for John and his brother Calvin Jr to attend the camp, but the death of Calvin Jr led to a reevaluation.
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Atte
John
Ant
Ruth Sets Monthly Home Run Mark in New York Losses
New York Yankees dropped both ends of a doubleheader to the St Louis Browns as Babe Ruth slugged a 32nd homer of the season and 14th this month. Wingard and Danforth limited the Yankees to five singles in the two games. Washington beat Detroit 6-1, boosting the Senators in the pennant race.
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Brazil Forces Take Moe Chance On Escape
PUEROS AIRES Aug 1 Reports from the Brazilian border show sudden troop movements in the southern states and calls for volunteer battalions. The federal government acts to prevent rebel escape from São Paulo where Lopez’s forces have been reduced but number about six thousand. Federal pursuers are in contact with the rebels. no official progress has been reported amid censorship and a state of siege in Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and other states.
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São Paulo
Lopez
Sao Paulo
Rio Janeiro
Black Man Blamed After Fatal Villa Ridge Robbery Attempt
Nine days after Daisy Wilson, a 19 year old girl, was fatally hurt while shielding her father from two Black men who entered the Wilson store at Villa Ridge to rob it, Hess Connors and Fred were implicated in the incident.
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Mound City
Tle
Daisy Wilson
Villa Ridge
Hess Connors
Fred
Mail Order Pitcher Joins Chicago Cubs After Delinquent Trial
The article notes a rookie pitcher, 19, with a troubled past, now with the Chicago Cubs. It reports a guilty plea in a murder case in Pulaski county court, with execution and long prison terms for two defendants. Additional items cover Loyal Order of Moose delegates urging peace and dues to Mooseheart fund rising to nearly 4 million dollars.
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Illinois
Pulaski County
Elruit
Connors, S
Wilesey
Hale
Moonhoes
New York
Aus
LA Reeain
Coolidge
The
Loyal Order of Moore
Mooseheart Fund
Order
Tlinois
Cimorpe Marl Milstead
Chicago Cubs
George Earl
UTUMM
Texas
Piuk
Gue
Bill Veck
Cubs
Veck
Muskegon Batter Extends Hit Streak to Forty Games
Rich Bud Cymey of Muskegon in a game with Saginaw extended his hitting streak to forty games. Chaney of the White Sox affiliate Muskegon can tie the American League mark if he hits safely in the next game.
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Muskegon
Rich
Bud Cymey
Final baseball pay dispute and rule questions
A fragmented reader question asks whether a run scores when a runner is put out on a pick between bases. It also questions if a batter who believes a fair ball is caught and then returns to first is ruled out for running out of line. The text presents three scenarios for umpire rulings.
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Fair or foul ball ruling in 1900s baseball debate
A fragmented baseball query discusses whether a tossed ball touched fair or foul ground between first and third. The controversial point notes that if a runner held, and the striker reached home before being retired, the play was counted or ruled differently. The reply asserts a foul ball since the ball settled in foul territory before passing first or third.
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Apartment house bombed in South Rfedm Indiana
An upstairs apartment house owned by 9 G Straubes, proprietor of a local restaurant, was badly wrecked by a bombing early this morning. No one was injured. Damage estimated at 7900 dollars.
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South Rfedm
Ind
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