S P U And Adams-Millis Battle For Industrial Lead Twin Bill
A double header at Willis Park begins at 1 30 with Adams Millis facing Highland to press for league top, and S P U meeting Melrose to stay ahead. Triangle vs Overall, and other Amateur matchups complete a full slate as Adams Millis, S P U, and others jockey for position.
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S.P.U
Adams-Millis
Yankees
INNAV
Willie Park
Adams- Millis
Highland
P. U
Electricians
Melrose
Adamse-Millie
Triangle
Amos
Robbins
Guilford
Globe Parlor
Oakdale
Marsh
Harris-Covington
Tomlinson
Pet . F
dams-Millis
Elrose
Glebe Parlor
Adame-Millis
Eevee Harris-Cov
Central Friends and Calvary M E League Tilt Ends in Wins
Central Friends Sunday School defeated Welch Memorial 14 to 2 in a slow game. Pitcher Arnold Culler allowed four hits in his first Quakers appearance. Calvary M B drew level with Central Friends and Wesley Memorial for second place after an 8 to 0 win.
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Central Friends
Welch Memorial
Arnold Culler
Quakers
Kite
Whiff
Winslow
Welch
Calvary M. B
Wesley Memorial
L. Willard
Powers
Ésebke
Armee OE
Miller 3D
Culler
Lewis
Stroud
Byerly
Miller
Callahan
Dean Brothers Beat Giants In National Loop
In a National League clash the Dean brothers led a Giants victory path as they beat the Cardinals 7 2 with Paul lasting seven innings and Dizzy finishing. Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons matched two Homer threats in a 6 3 loss for the Giants while the Cubs fell 6 3 to the Dodgers and the Pirates snapped a nine game slide 3 0 behind Larry French. The Reds pounded the Braves 12 5 as Pittsburgh dropped further.
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Hugh &. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Yankees
Detroit
Babe Ruth
Ben Chapman
Earle Combe
Yants
Goofey Gomez
Lou Gehrig
St. Louis
Red Sox
Yanks
Gomez
Vic Sorrell
Bill Werber
Rick Ferrell
Sam Jones
Chicago
Washington
Sox
Athletics
Cleveland
Dean Brothers
Giants
Cardinals
Deans
New York
Paul
Dizzy
Carl Hubbell
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Hughey Crite
Hank Leiber
Cubs
Dodgers
Danny Taylor
Cub
Big Jim Weaver
Pittsburgh
Larry French
Phillies
Phils
Curt Davis
Davis
Pirates
Reds
Braves
Synthetic dyestuffs produced in Great Britain at many establishments
The article notes that synthetic dyestuffs are produced in appreciable quantities at eighteen different establishments across Great Britain.
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Great Britain
Piedmont League Games Today
Greensboro faces Charlotte, Norfolk meets Wilmington, and Asheville plays Richmond in Piedmont League action set for today.
Results Yesterday Across Nearby Cities
Weather rain affected Greensboro at Charlotte and a Carolina game slate with Wilmington beating Norfolk 8 to 0 and Richmond defeating Asheville 8 to 3.
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Greensboro
Charlotte
Wilmington
Norfolk
Richmond
Asheville
Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York
Schedule lists three games only. Brooklyn plays Boston, Philadelphia visits New York, and St. Louis goes to Pittsburgh.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Baseball Scoreboard Snapshot From Yesterday
Results yesterday show Pittsburgh tied 3 with opponent, Philadelphia lost 0 to 5, St. Louis won 7 to 3, New York fell 2 to 6. Brooklyn defeated Chicago 6 to 3 and Cincinnati beat Boston 12 to 5.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Notable MLB Scores and Rain Delays Across Cities
New York beat St Louis 3 to 1 with a late rally as Boston triumphed 11 to 2 over Detroit. Chicago and Washington tied 9 to 9 while Philadelphia faced Cleveland in rain delaying action.
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New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Louis
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Hockey Scores From Rochester Newark Baltimore Buffalo Games
One night games feature Rochester defeating Newark 4 to 1 and Baltimore topping Montreal 6 to 3 while Buffalo beat Albany 11 to 7.
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Newark
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
Baltimore
Albany
American Association Scores and Texas League Results
Indianapolis defeated Toledo 6 to 0 and St Paul routed Kansas City 8 to 1 in the American Association. In the Texas League Beaumont crushed Tulsa 12 to 1 behind a 19 hit attack with two five run innings.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas City
Beaumont
Tulsa
Sarazen Loses OWT WW Battle To Hold Crown
In the P G A championship at Buffalo Gene Sarazen loses to Al Watrous 4 to 3 in the second round. Sarazen, returning from retirement to defend his title, concedes Watrous was too strong as the roving Roman bows out. Watrous advances toward quarter finals as other matches unfold, with Runyan Metz and Shute knocking out opponents.
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Sarazen
Bufflo
N. Y
Gene Sarazen
Sabine Farm
Sarasen
al Watrous
Detroit
Buffalo
Gene
Watrous
Craig Wood
Hollywood
N. J
Paul Runyan
Whiteplains
Calif
Bob Crowley
Dedham
Mass
Gene Kunes
Norristown
Penna
Ten Turner
Clementon, N. J
Johnny Révolta
Milwaukee
Pirates Riding Piedmont Crest
Charlotte July 27. Six-hit pitching powered the Wilmington Pirates past the Norfolk Tars 8 to 1 as Junie Barnes struck out 13. Red Swain’s pitching yielded clouts as the Pirates kept pressure on the Charlotte Horne ts idle by rain. Asheville Toursists were limited to eight hits by Johnny Pezzullo in a Richmond win.
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Charlotte
Wilmington Pirates
Junie Barnes
Pirate
Norfolk Tars
Barnes
Pirates
Red Swain
Charlotte Hornets
Greensboro
Asheville
Johnny Pezzullo
Richmond
Colts
Mark McComickey
Miller
Andrus
Electricians to Meet Albemarle All Stars at Willis Park
The Electricians of Southern Public Utilities host the Albemarle All-Stars in a Sunday semi pro game at Willis Park. Letty Aldridge will pitch for Albemarle against the local club. Rob Fryer, Mike Brown, Lowder and Moffitt headline the visiting lineup, with the game scheduled for 8:80 o clock.
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Southern Public Utilities
Hmlectricians
Albemarle All
Albemarle
Letty Aldridge
Rob Fryer
Mike Brown
Lowder
Lowder and Moffitt
Gamden
Willis Park
Texas Sends Two To Tennis Semi-Finals
Texas advanced two players to the semi finals at the annual Biltmore Forest Country club tennis tournament in Asheville. Dee Barr of Dallas faces Bob Lake of Birmingham in the first penultimate round, while Wilbur Hess of Houston plays Burts Boulware of Jacksonville in the second. Rain delayed men’s doubles late yesterday after other events continued without upset.
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Asheville
Texas
Alabama
Florida
Biltmore Forest Country Club
Dee Barr
Dallas
Bob Lake
Birmingham
Ala
Wilbur Hess
Houston
Burts Boulware
Jacksonville
Fla
Pirates Rally As French Shuts Pirates Openers
Larry French threw a three hit outing to win the opener for the Pirates while John Moore homered and doubled in the second game, adding a triple and two singles.
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Larry French
Pirates
John Moore
Phillies
French
Moore
Grand Junction bout ends in knockout at 2nd
Cole lettersher Wilson of Denver defeats Bus ter Connor of Jerome by knockout in the second round at 156 pounds in Grand Junction.
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Cole
Major League Leaders Across National League
The latest national league leaders include P Waner Pirates Terry Giants tied for batting average 363 and 399. Medwick Cardinals MT and Vaughan Pirates Terry Giants tied on runs 75. Ott Giants leads RBI with 161 and Berger Braves 77. Allen Phillies 198 hits FP Waner Pirates 130. Herman Cubs and Allen Phillies 28 doubles. Waner Vaughan Medwick Collins lead triples with 9. Ott Giants tops home runs 24 with Berger Braves 23. Martin Cardinals 15 steals and Bartell Phillies 12. Pitching: Dean Cardinals 18 3 leading in wins and Firesimmons Giants noted.
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P. Waner
Pirates
Terry
Giants
Medwick
Cardinale
Vaughan
Ott
Berger
Braves
Allen
Phillies
Waner
F. Herman
Cubs
Collins
Cards
Martin
Cardinals
Bartell
Dean
Nee and Firesimmons
Baseball leaders and stats from the American League
Batting leaders include Manush of the Senators with 397 and Gehringer of the Tigers with 278. Gehrig tops RBIs with 108, while Cronin of the Senators has 85. Gehrin ger and Werber lead hits, with 133 and 146 respectively. Pitching finds Gomez of the Yankees 14 3 and Mar berry of the Tigers 11 3.
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Manush
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Werber
Red Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Cronin
Don
Greenberg
Chapman
Foxx
Athletics
Pox
Gomez
Marberry
Stars shine in slugfest and shutout wins across leagues
Yesterday's stars Markus Collins and Hank Leiber led the Cardinals and Giants with multi hit games including a homer by Leiber. Sam Jones of the White Sox held the Senators to six hits in a shutout while Harlin Pool drove in three with four hits against Boston. Vernon Gomez limited the Browns to four hits in a duel with Buck Newsom. Tom Zachary and the Dodgers restricted the Cubs to six hits. Bill Werber had four singles and a steal for the Red Sox against the Tigers.
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Associated Press
Jim Collins
Cardinals
Hank Leiber
Giants
Collins
Leiber
Homer
Sam Jones
White Sox
Senators
Harlin Pool
Reds
Boston
Vernon Gomez
Yankees
Browns
Buck Newsom
Tom Zachary
Dodgers
Cubs
Bill Werber
Red Sox
Tigers
Grant Faces Bell In Seabright Tennis Final
Seabright New Jersey hosts the Davis Cup trial as Berkeley Bell defeats Bryan Grant and Wilmer Allison watches from the stands. Bell wins 6-4 6-0 2-6 7-5 to reach the final for the singles silver bowl while Grant beats Henry Prusoff 3-8 6-2 8-6 6-3.
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Seabright
N. J
Wilmer Allison
Dick Williams
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Allison
Grant
Henry Prusoff
Seattle
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Clark & McCullough
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Uncle Sam
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Warner Bros
Seven Seas
Dewey
Manila
Were Come Wreith
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Pat O'Brien
Gloria Stuart
Laurel
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Pat
Piedmont League
Os Sweet
Naif
Pet
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Nashville
Memphis
International League
Palace Theatre
SALEM
Thomasville
Buck Jone
George Raft
Beautiful Girls
Cool Realto
Bob Cavagnaro
Piedmont Crest
Albemarle Stars
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Carter Sport Shoes
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