Yankees Take Lead With Double Win Over White Sox
New York beat Chicago 8 to 3 then 12 to 10 securing first place as Detroit dropped another to Philadelphia and Washington fell to Cleveland. Babe Ruth hit his 31st homer in the nightcap and Detroit’s slide continued with a 7 to 4 loss in 11 innings. Cleveland edged Washington 2 to 1 while Boston defeated St Louis 9 to 8. Giants and Cubs both failed, leaving the National League lead intact for New York.
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Three Amateur League Games Set for Tomorrow
Three games in the Sunday school amateur league are scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. Matches include M. E. vs Y. M. C. A. at Jonesfield and Firefield vs Moss, plus Mechantesqio dismodd at Mpixen paleuthorans against Prowhytoriana, with Durham Maslery hosting Gt. Oey.
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High Point Pointers Beat Twins 3 2 In Tight Tilt
High Point defeated Winston-Salem 3 to 2 at Southside Park in the opening game of the series. Eddie Frenick pitched for High Point against Charlie Miller of Winston-Salem, with key defensive plays featuring Jess Lone and strong Twins infield work. The Pointers grabbed a two run lead in the fifth, Allison driving in the first two runs, and Long homering for Winston-Salem tied to the late seventh frame before High Point clinched the win.
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Unclear OCR fragment from International notices
Fragmentary text notes International Baltimore Roachester Jersey City Toronto Newark Battalo ing a coracate ergata. No coherent event or details present.
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Fragmented Atlas of 1920s Baseball Scores Across Cities
A jumble of team names and scores from multiple leagues appears, listing cities like Danville Greensboro Raleigh St. Louis Detroit Philadelphia and Chicago with varied results. The scattered items include mentions of Norfolk Richmond Cincinnati Boston Pittsburgh Chicago New York and others, interspersed with era-specific formatting and inconsistent spellings.
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Arsenal Unearthed in Cordova Alaska After Dig
A July 28 discovery near Cordova Alaska uncovered twenty two rusting muskets and copper sabers in a sandstone cave about ten miles from the inlet. Emer gon Wray, a blue fox farmer, reports the find, believed to be loot from a Russian landing party during early Asiatic history, hidden by coastal islanders.
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Tilden Picks Boy as Tennis Buddy National Champion Shocks Experts
National champion Tilden shocks experts by selecting 17 year old Sandy Wiener as his doubles partner. Wiener, a junior from an unnamed club, joins the top seed for the coming tournament. The decision highlights Wiener as a standout novice with growing acclaim.
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Tilden to Team With Sandy Wiener in National Doubles
ES Servier reports that tennis great Tilden plans to partner with Sandy Wiener of Philadelphia for the national doubles. Wiener defies critics as too young, while Tilden praises his speed and adaptability. They had initially aimed to team with Brian Norton before Norton filled in and won the championship. Wiener, a rising star, has logged extensive travel and experience, underscoring the evolving doubles landscape.
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High Point Tennis Club Aims For Summer Championship
Members race to reach the six or eight eligible players for the end of summer tourney. A wall placard at Farris Printing shows match standings as players seek the trophy from Beeson. Key contenders include J. M. Waynick, James Farris, F. L. Conrad and Claude Reitzel with other rivals close behind. Eshelman beat Hartley 6-0 6-1 and Eshelman defeated Dr Hamlin 6-1 6-3 6-1. In the intermediate bracket Fogleman beat White 8-6 8-6 while Johnson defeated Farris 6-3 2-6 2-6 6-2 10-8.
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Irene Rich Stars in Boy Of Mine at Broadway
Irene Rich appears in Boy Of Mine based on Booth Tarkington. The mother role, wife of a distant father, is praised as the darlingest she has portrayed. Directed by William Beaudine, the cast includes Henry B. Walthall, Alexander, Rockcliffe Fellows, Dot Farley and Lawrence Lialai.
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Booth Tarkington
Miss Rich
Row
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Penrod
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Henry B. Walthall
Ben. Alexander
Rockcliffe
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Lawrence Licalai
William L. Smith found dead in Wilmington home
Funeral services are set for William L. Smith a 40 year old auditor for Murtha National Bank after he was found dead yesterday morning in a gas filled bathroom at his home in Wilmington coroner says no inquest needed Smith survived by his wife and two children who were in Laynesburg Virginia at the time He was a World War veteran.
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