Marion Miley Still in Meet for Mississippi Golf Crown
Marion Miley of Lexington Kentucky remained in contention for the women’s trans Mississippi golf crown after a tight second round. Patty Berg from Minneapolis faced Beatrice Barrel as Denver’s two survivors challenged rivals including Mrs James Rue Arneill and Phyllis Buchanan.
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Marion Miley
Lexington
Kentucky Star
Leon Solomon
Memphis
Patty Berg
Red Hatred
Beatrice Barrell
Minneapolis
Deniver
James Rue Arneill
Miss Miley
Phyllis Buchanan
BR. D. Roper
Arizona
Charles Newbold
Dan Chandler
Dallas
J. W. Phillips
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League results show Pittsburgh 3 against 4 and New York 4 to 1 with several games postponed due to wet grounds including Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn and St. Louis at Philadelphia. American League scores list Philadelphia 3 over 2 Cleveland 5 and New York 18 over Chicago 11 Boston 6 over Detroit 7 Washington 7 over St. Louis 4. American Association Kansas City 6 over 2 St. Paul 3 6 Milwaukee 11 over Minneapolis 2 Toledo at Indianapolis and Louisville at Columbus night games.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
American Association
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Faded Glories of Baseball Infielders Nowly Scattered
A survey traces famed infielders from Tinker to Brown across the nation. Former stars like Johnny Evers, Frank Chance, and Honus Wagner occupy various posts or run businesses from Miami to Pittsburgh to Georgia. Other legends, including Shoeless Joe Jackson and Grover Cleveland Alexander, settle in farms, stores, and small towns, while Still others manage parks, schools, and real estate in roles far from their 19th and early 20th century primes.
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Chicago Cubs
Aller
Tinker
Miami
Johnny Evers
Albany
Frank Chance
Sucset
Ariz
Old Honus Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Chief Bender
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia
Eddie Die Ivotte
Chicago White Sox
Black Sox
Detroit Motor Comppany
National League
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Tener
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Pennsylvania
Mordecai Brown
Erre Haute
Ind
Joe Jackson
Georgia
Larry Lajoie
Larry
Cleveland
Florida
Grover Cleveland Alexander
David Toam
St. Paul
Neb
Allegheny
Ed Morris
Billy Sunday
Kid Elberfeld
Gadsgden
Fights Last Night Across Cities With Lightweight Bouts
Boxing results from multiple cities report lightweights Pat Kissinger Lew Massey and others. Wins include Matt Rhoades stopping Dessa Lasky, Max Buer knocking out Wilson Dini, and Jimmy Vaughan outpointing Gene Salvatore. Other bouts list Frank Hamner and Wes Ramey earning clear decisions amid scattered results.
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Tex
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Livermore
California
Wilson Dini
Venca City
Okla
Cincinnati
Jimmy Vaughan
Cleveland
Gene Salvatore
Chicago
Youngstown
Ohio
Jack Trammell
Youngstacis
Charlie Belanger
Canada
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Calif
Frankie Hamner
Charley (Isler) Coles
Akron
Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Doubleheaders
Ear Averill hit three homers in a doubleheader sweep for the Indians over the Athletics. Mel Ott and Jim Weaver starred for the Giants and Pirates, with Farmer driving in two in an opening win and Weaver pitching well in the nightcap. Buck Newsom shut down the Browns, Joe DiMaggio powered the Yankees past the White Sox with two homers and two doubles, while Marv Owen homered in the Tigers' win over the Red Sox.
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Associated Press
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Indians
Athletics
Mel Ott
Giants
Jim Weaver
Pirates
Farmer
Weaver
Buck Newsom
Senators
Browns
Joe DiMaggio
Yanks
White Sox
Owen
Tigers
Red Sox
Democrats Shocked by Martin at Convention
Philadelphia reports Pepper Martin, St. Louis Cardinal star, surprised Missouri delegates at the Democratic convention by greeting acquaintances with a concealed buzzer. The scene occurred as the Cardinals played the Phillies in Philadelphia.
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Martin
Philadelphia
Missouri
Pepper Martin
St. Louis
Cardinals
Torchlight Parade Opens Oregon GOP Campaign
From Mount Saint Helena crater torches lit the Fourth of July parade in Corvallis Oregon to inaugurate the Republican presidential campaign. About 200 torches formed a line in what was Oregon's first torchlight parade in twenty years with the event marking the party’s campaign launch.
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Mount Saint Helena
G.O.P
Democratic Candidate For Prosecuting Attorney Carl Wyore WSSU
Democratic candidate Carl Wyore seeks the prosecuting attorney post amid local contest for the county seat. He campaigns on reform and public safety, outlining plan details at a rally near the courthouse and urging voter turnout.
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Carl
Wymore Eede
WSSU
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