Lazzeri and Sewell Hit Out Homers To Down Senators
Tony Lazzeri and Jo Sewell homered as the New York Yankees defeated the Washington Senators. In the other game, the Dodgers scored three runs to beat the Senators. Wild Bill Halladay pitched well for St. Louis, and the Cardinals topped the Giants 9-2. Yankees move closer to first, only four hits by Weyers.
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Beber Wins 165-Pound National Wrestling Title
Van Bebber of Los Angeles wins the 165-pound national Amateur Athletic Union title at Madison Square Garden. He defeats Bills Sargent Jr. in 7 minutes 43 seconds with a pick-up tilt. The 174-pound bout Caldwell vs Warshing is noted as the evening’s fiercest. More than 50 bouts on the first day. schedule continues through Saturday.
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Black Lick Loses To Coral 4 To 1 In Final Home Game
Coral defeated Black Lick 4 to 1 with strong pitching and limited hits from both teams. Harkell and Forral led Coral in solid form, while three hits each kept the score low and no runs scored after early innings. Walsh served as referee in Madison Square Garden’s 1924 fight, noted for never issuing a long count.
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Vandergrift Tomorrow Local Teams Clash In Preview
Tomorrow the North Vandergrift team visits the local boys for a top minor league showdown in the Kiski Valley. North Vandergrift leads the loop with a near perfect slate this year, while Clymer is scheduled as the Friday attraction in Vandergrift.
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Shouse Loses Chair Fight as Walsh Delivers Speech
In a chamber clash Jouett Shouse failed to clinch the chairmanship, while Senator Thomas J. Walsh produced a prepared speech from his pocket and began speaking, prompting Shouse to retreat to his seat and retire.
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Falcons Down Aultman 5 to 4 in Close Victory
In a tight game at the winners grounds, the Homer City Falcons edged Aultman 5 to 4 in the ninth inning to break a tie from the previous frame. Plowda and Crouse were three for three, Scott led the field with a double and triple, and Aultman committed more errors.
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Heilwood Vaults Chambersville in Nine-Run Inning
Heilwood defeated Chambersville on Heilwood field with a nine run first inning. Herhei and George C. Gance each collected hits, Herhei batted twice and George hit a bases loaded triple in the sixth. Nine stolen bases highlight aggressive base running by Heilwood.
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Finnish runners head to Los Angeles for Olympics
Fifteen Finnish runners led by Paavo Nurmi left Helsinki for Los Angeles to compete in the Olympic games. Wrestlers gymnasts and field event stars also depart later, with July 3 set for their travel plans from the capital.
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Gipsy Holds Emigh to a 6 6 Tie in 11 Innings
Gipsy battled Cambria County League leaders Emigh to a 6 6 tie in eleven innings. Kasian relieved Blose in the tenth as both clubs staged home runs by Kasian Kritzer Shevak and Palmer tied the game. Emigh to play two at Gipsy on July 4 with a 1 pm start.
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Barr Falls to Indiana 5 to 4 in Narrow Loss
Indiana edges Barr 5 to 4 as Hydak Magner Dutterworth and Stile pace the offense with two and three base hits. Barry belts a home run, Murchalk Sawyer Kelly steal, and multiple double plays drive the game. Tonight’s schedule lists Falcons at Black Lick and Boosters versus Indians among others.
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Yankees Trade MacFayden Upsets Henry Johnson's World
Danny MacFayden moves from Boston to New York as the Yankees, favored to win the pennant, acquire him while Henry Johnson and Paul Andrews head to the Red Sox. Andrews has looked solid in Fenway, but Johnson faces doubt after seven years of promise with mixed results. Johnson plans a summer in Bradenton as a cowboy, while McCarthy and Quinn seek steady pitching depth for a race with the Cardinals.
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